List of the sieges of Vienna
This list of sieges of Vienna includes sieges of the city of Vienna, including military threats from nearby enemy forces.
year | description |
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1239 | Outlawing Friedrich II. , The arguable: Siege of the briefly free imperial city between June and December by Friedrich, surrender |
1276 | Campaigns by Rudolf I against Ottokar II. Přemysl : Siege between October 18 and November 25 by Rudolf von Habsburg , surrender |
1287 | Siege between autumn 1287 and February 18, 1288 by Albrecht I , surrender |
1428 | Hussite Wars : Threat from May to June by the Hussites near Stockerau and Jedlesee |
1447 | Hungarian Wars : Threat on December 5th and 6th by Johann Hunyadi near Perchtoldsdorf - Mödling - Gumpoldskirchen |
1461 | Threat between August 5th and September 6th from the Bohemian King George of Podebrady |
Brotherly dispute between the Habsburgs: Siege from June to September by Albrecht in a dispute with Friedrich (III. As emperor) | |
1462 | Siege of the Friedrichs imperial family in the Vienna Castle by the Viennese Oct. 21 to Dec. 4 |
1477 | Hungarian Wars : unsuccessful siege between August 14th and December 20th by Matthias Corvinus |
1485 | Hungarian Wars : Siege from March to May 31, 1485 by Matthias Corvinus, entry on June 1 |
1490 | Wars in Hungary : Siege from August 19 to 29 by Maximilian I , surrender |
1529 | First Austrian Turkish War , First Turkish Siege of Vienna : Unsuccessful siege from 23 September to 14 October by Suleyman I. |
1532 | First Austrian Turkish War : Threat in September from the Turks who had advanced to Baden near Vienna , Enzesfeld and Leobersdorf |
1606 | Third Austrian Turkish War : Threat between July 5th and 10th by Stephan Bocskai near Jedlesee, Orth on the Danube and Eckartsau |
1619 | Thirty Years' War : unsuccessful siege between June 5th and 12th by Bohemian troops under Heinrich Matthias von Thurn |
Thirty Years War : Threat at the end of September by Gábor Bethlen and Heinrich Matthias von Thurn near Kaiserebersdorf | |
1643 | Thirty Years War : Threat from Swedish Field Marshal Carl Gustav Wrangel , who roamed the area around the Danube bridges with light cavalry |
1645 | Thirty Years War : Threat between April 9th and 29th from the Swedes under Lennart Torstensson near Floridsdorf |
1683 | Fifth Austrian Turkish War , Second Turkish Siege of Vienna : unsuccessful siege between July 14th and September 12th by the Turks under Kara Mustafa |
1704 | Revolt of Franz II. Rákóczi : Threat between March and June by Franz II. Rákóczi near Sankt Marx and the new building |
1741 | Austrian War of Succession : Threat October 14 to November 30 through Bavaria and French, who until Sankt Polten , Mautern on the Danube and Krems penetrated |
1805 | Third Coalition War : Siege between November 11th and 14th by the French, capitulation and occupation of the city of Vienna. |
1809 | Fifth Coalition War : Siege and bombardment on May 12th, capitulation of the city and occupation by the French on May 13th |
1848 | Revolution : Siege between 23rd and 31st October by Alfred I, Prince of Windisch-Graetz , conquest |
1866 | Prussian-German War : Threat interlocutory 20 and 22 July by the Prussians, to Stockerau, Breitenlee and Lassee penetrated |
1945 | Second World War , Operation in Vienna : Conquest between April 5 and 13 by the Soviet Union ( Red Army , 3rd Ukrainian Front, 2nd Ukrainian Front ), then occupation of Vienna from September 1, 1945 by the USA , Great Britain and France until 1955 ( Handover in the State Treaty) |
literature
- Peter Csendes : Vienna in the feuds of the years 1461–1463 (= military historical series . H. 28). Austrian Federal Publishing House for Education, Science and Art, Vienna 1974, ISBN 3-215-73226-2 .
Individual evidence
- ^ War of Archduke Albrecht VI. against Emperor Friedrich III. - Siege of Vienna . Lower Austria State Museum.
- ↑ 26.12.1462 Siege of the imperial family in the Vienna Castle by the Viennese . Lower Austria State Museum.
- ^ Hermann Wiesflecker: Austria in the age of Maximilian I: the unification of the countries to form an early modern state: the rise to world power. Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, 1999 ISBN 9783486564525 , p. 51