Battle of Lübeck

The Battle of Lübeck, 7 November 1806. Prussian and French troops fighting before the Burgtor town gate.

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Map of the Battle of Lubeck, 6-7 November 1806, showing the area near the city.

Battle of Ostralenka commemorated on the Arc de Triomphe

Blücher's capitulation at Ratekau after the battle of Lübeck, 7 November 1806

Hüxstraße 123 in Lübeck

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Map showing the storming of Lubeck on 6 November 1806

Plaque de la rue de Lübeck, Paris.

Plan der Schlacht bei Lübeck am 6. November 1806.

Fights at the Burgtor in Lübeck November 6, 1806.

Plan der Schlacht bei Lübeck am 6. November 1806.

The Battle of Lübeck, 7 November 1806. Prussian and French troops fighting on Market Square before the Town Hall.
Historical Overview
Storming of the neutral city by the French; surrender of Blücher.
Quick Facts
Grande Armée
- Commander: Murat / Bernadotte
- Strength: ca. 35.000
- Casualties: ca. 1.000
Kingdom of Prussia
- Commander: Gebhard v. Blücher
- Strength: ca. 20.000
- Casualties: ca. 20.000 (Gefangen)
Strategic Context
Pursuit of the last Prussian remnants to the Baltic Sea.
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Historical Locations
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