Second Battle of Komárom (1849)
The Second Battle of Komárom, sometimes known as the Battle of Ács, started on 2 July. The Austrian Supreme Commander Julius Jacob von Haynau and Schlik jointly attacked Komárom at 5 am. Görgey commanded the right flank and the middle, and Klapka commanded the left flank. Károly Leiningen-Westerburg fought against the Austrian army at Mocsa, but after the first couple of successes the Hungarian army had to withdraw. Klapka, seeing the bigger Austrian army, withdrew his legion from Szőny to Újszőny.
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Second Battle of Komárom (1849)
The Second Battle of Komárom, sometimes known as the Battle of Ács, started on 2 July. The Austrian Supreme Commander Julius Jacob von Haynau and Schlik jointly attacked Komárom at 5 am. Görgey commanded the right flank and the middle, and Klapka commanded the left flank. Károly Leiningen-Westerburg fought against the Austrian army at Mocsa, but after the first couple of successes the Hungarian army had to withdraw. Klapka, seeing the bigger Austrian army, withdrew his legion from Szőny to Újszőny.
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The Second Battle of Komárom, ...... s was approximately 1,500 men.
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Total: 1500
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1849-07-02
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- 131 cannons
- 234 cannons
- 42 cannons
- Cavalry division: 4259
- I. corps: 18,523
- II. corps: 5925
- III. corps: 7766
- Other units: 2187
- Panyutyin division: 11,672
- Reserve corps: 15,549
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The Second Battle of Komárom. A painting by Mór Than
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The Second Battle of Komárom, ...... legion from Szőny to Újszőny.
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