Regional map of North
Germany
There
are three regions in North Germany
Osnabruck
Region is the rear area for First French army
Their
main depot is in Osnabruck
Brunswick
Region is the rear area for the Prussian Army
Their main depot is in Berlin
Brunswick
Region is the disputed area between them
Diary of North German
Campaign
The
French Grand Army was destroyed during the 1812 Russian campaign
Napoleon
had to create a new army to fight the 1813 campaign
01
February 1813 Austria, Britain, Prussia
and Russia declared war on France
01
February 1813 Formation of First French
army in Osnabruck region
19
February 1813 First French army
declared operational.
20
February 1813 Prussians invade
Brunswick region
25
February 1813 Prussians occupied the
city of Brunswick
26
February 1813 Napoleon advanced into
the Brunswick region
28
February 1813 French occupy the city of
Hannover
01
March 1813 Start of Brunswick
campaign phase
08
March 1813 French win Brunswick
campaign phase
12
April 1813 Start of Lubeck
campaign phase
19
April 1813 French win Lubeck
campaign phase
21
May 1813 Start of Goslar
campaign phase
07
June 1813 Prussians win Goslar
campaign phase
Reference
The
campaign diary contains comprehensive details of the whole campaign.
The
labels on the right are an index to various parts of the campaign.
01 - Introduction to the1813 campaign
02 - Five campaign
areas
10 - Introduction to
the campaign in Northern Germany
11 – 1st
French Army order of battle
12 - Prussian Army
order of battle
13 - Daily diary for
the campaign in Northern Germany
14 - Battle reports
of all battles fought in Northern Germany
15 - Summary of campaign in Northern Germany