Jean Étienne Championnet
French general in Revolutionary Wars
Born
1762
263 years ago
Died
January 9th, 1800
225 years ago — 38 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
France
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Served as a general during the French Revolutionary Wars, leading troops in various campaigns. Played a significant role in the capture of Rome in 1798. Commanded the Army of Naples, implementing military strategies that were instrumental in the region during the late 18th century. Participated in military operations that contributed to the spread of revolutionary ideals across Europe.
Led the capture of Rome in 1798
Commanded the Army of Naples
Engaged in the French Revolutionary Wars
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