François Amédée Doppet
French general during the Revolutionary Wars
French general during the Revolutionary Wars
1799
227 years ago — 46 years old
Military & Warriors
France
Served as a general in the French Revolutionary Wars. Doppet held the rank of general in the French army. Participated in several key military campaigns. Played a significant role in the Battle of Fleurus and contributed to the French military efforts during the time. Joined the army as a young man and ascended through the ranks due to leadership in various battles.
Promoted to general in the French army
Contributed to the victory at the Battle of Fleurus
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