wagram

• Nombre propio que designa una localidad del noreste de Austria, conocida también por la importante batalla de las campañas napoleónicas de 1809, en la que Napoleón venció a los austriacos.

A proper noun referring to a town in northeastern Austria, also known for a significant battle in the Napoleonic campaigns in 1809 where Napoleon defeated the Austrians.

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1. Town in AustriaC1formal

   A town located in northeastern Austria, historically significant for its role in the Napoleonic Wars.

   Wagram (localidad de Austria)

   • Wagram is a small town in Lower Austria, near Vienna.
   • The town of Wagram is known for its historical battlefield.
   • Visitors to Wagram can explore its rich Napoleonic history.

2. Battle of WagramC1formal

   A major battle fought on July 5-6, 1809, during the Napoleonic Wars, where Napoleon Bonaparte's French army defeated the Austrian forces.

   Batalla de Wagram

   • The Battle of Wagram was a decisive victory for Napoleon.
   • Over 70,000 soldiers fought in the Battle of Wagram.
   • The outcome of the Battle of Wagram led to the Treaty of Schönbrunn.