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Filippo Severoli
Philippe Eustache Louis Severoli
Born
16 November 1762 Faenza
Died
6 October 1822 Fusignano (aged 59)
Allegiance
Kingdom of Italy (1798-1815) Austrian Empire (1815–22)
Rank
Division general Lieutenant general
Battles/wars
Napoleonic Wars
War of the Second Coalition
War of the Fourth Coalition
War of the Fifth Coalition
Battle of Raab (1809)
Peninsular War
Filippo Severoli (Faenza, 16 November 1762 — Fusignano, 6 October 1822) was an Italian general[1] and noble who served in the Kingdom of Italy during the Napoleonic Wars and in the Austrian Empire. He was named Earl of Hannover and governor of Piacenza by Napoleon Bonaparte.
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(Maréchal d'Empire) Joseph Servan de Gerbey (général de division) FilippoSeveroli (général de division) Dominique Sheldon (général de division) Jacques...
began killing all Imperial soldiers that they caught. By 15 March FilippoSeveroli had assumed command of the Italian division when Pino went home on...
cannons, two 6-inch howitzers) 1st Italian Division: General of Division FilippoSeveroli 1st Brigade: General of Brigade Antoine-Louis-Ignace Bonfanti 1st Italian...
in the divisions of Generals of Division Honoré Charles Reille and FilippoSeveroli in Navarre and western Aragon. These good troops would soon be assigned...
current name was given by Pope Pius XI (c. 1930). Located inside Palazzo Severoli on the Piazza della Minerva in central Rome, the Pontifical Ecclesiastical...
(1823-1829) Pietro Gravina Domenico Spinucci Lorenzo Caleppi Antonio Gabriele Severoli Giuseppe Morozzo della Rocca Tommaso Arezzo Francesco Saverio Castiglioni...
Antonio Severoli (1639–1666) Francesco Antonio De Luca (1667–1676) Marziale Pellegrini, Conventual Franciscans (O.F.M. Conv.) (1677–1685) Filippo Condulmari...
moved through Sacile, while Seras' French and General of Division FilippoSeveroli's Italian division crossed at Brugnera and moved toward the village...
Carlo Bellisomi (18 December 1795 – 18 September 1807) Antonio Gabriele Severoli (1 October 1817 – 8 September 1824) Carlo Maria Pedicini (15 December 1828...
Sant'Onofrio, with Faustus Poli, Titular Archbishop of Amasea, and Antonio Severoli, Archbishop of Dubrovnik, serving as co-consecrators. Contemporary, John...
Bishop of Lacedonia (1649); Pietro Rota, Bishop of Lucca (1650); Leonardo Severoli, Bishop of San Severo (1650); Giuseppe Sanfelice, Archbishop of Cosenza...
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Kingdom of Italy (1798-1815)
Austrian Empire (1815–22)