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General Joseph Barbanegre (1772-1830) surrendering the of Hunigue to the Austrians, 26 August 1815
Filename: 917_05_0510000194.jpg
Size: 4500 x 3025 (8.2MB)
Date: 28th March 2014
Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)
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General Joseph Barbanegre (1772-1830) surrendering the of Hunigue to the Austrians, 26 August 1815
General Joseph Barbanegre (1772-1830) surrendering the of Hunigue to the Austrians, 26 August 1815. The French garrison of 135 was allowed to march out of the city with full military honours. Barbanegre with Archduke John of Austria. Trade card c1900. Chromolithograph
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© Universal History Archive/Universal Images Group
1815 Allowed Archduke August Austria Austrians C1900 Card Chromolithograph City Full Garrison General John Joseph March Military Napoleonic Surrendering Trade Wars Honours
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a significant moment in history - the surrender of General Joseph Barbanegre to the Austrians on 26 August 1815. The image showcases the French garrison of 135 soldiers marching out of Hunigue with full military honours, marking the end of a tumultuous era. In this chromolithograph trade card from around 1900, we see General Barbanegre standing alongside Archduke John of Austria, symbolizing the exchange of power and control. The Napoleonic Wars had come to an end, and this event marked a turning point for both nations involved. The composition highlights the solemnity and gravity of the occasion. The austere architecture surrounding them serves as a reminder that war has consequences beyond just those directly involved in combat. It is also worth noting that this photograph was taken long after these events occurred, providing us with a glimpse into how they were remembered and commemorated at the turn of the century. This print not only documents an important historical event but also offers insight into diplomacy and military strategy during this period. It reminds us that even in times of conflict, there can be moments where respect and honor prevail amidst adversity.
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