Jean-Baptiste Budes

French general and military leader

Jean-Baptiste Budes - Military & Warriors born 1602
Born

1602
423 years ago

Died
Category

Military & Warriors

Country

France

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Led French forces during the Thirty Years' War, serving under Cardinal Richelieu. Commanded the French army at several key battles, contributing to military strategies and outcomes during the conflict. Played a significant role in various campaigns in Germany, enhancing French military presence and influence in Europe.

Commanded troops at the Battle of Rocroi

Contributed to victories in the Thirty Years' War

Served as a military leader for Cardinal Richelieu

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