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Created Duke of Castiglione in March 1808, Augereau fought in the Peninsular War from June 1809 until transferred to Germany the following year. Napoleon's oldest active marshal, he was spared participation in the 1812 Russian campaign, but returned to the front line to lead IX Corps at Leipzig in 1813. Given command of the Army of the East (or ...
Charles Pierre François Augereau. Pierre François Charles Augereau, als duc de l'Empire 1e hertog van Castiglione (Parijs, 21 oktober 1757 - La Houssaye-en-Brie, 12 juni 1816) was een Frans militair en maarschalk van Frankrijk. Jonge jaren. Augereau was de zoon van een Parijse fruitverkoper; zijn moeder was een Duitse.
Augereau wurde daraufhin am 29. Januar 1798 abberufen und nach Perpignan versetzt, was einer Degradierung gleichkam. In eitler Überheblichkeit strebte er selbst nach der höchsten Gewalt in Frankreich und ließ sich deshalb 1799 zum Mitglied der Fünfhundert in Paris wählen. Wappen von Charles-Pierre-François Augereau, Herzog von Castiglione
Pierre François Charles Augereau, prvi vojvoda Castigliona, je bil vojak, general in maršal Francoskega cesarstva, 21. oktober 1757, Pariz, Francija, † 12. junij 1816, La Houssaye, Francija. Po službovanju v vojnah francoske revolucije je med vojno proti Španiji hitro napredoval in pod Napoleonom v Italiji postal komandant divizije.
Charles Pierre François Augereau was born on October 21, 1757 at rue Mouffetard in Paris. His father was a servant and his mother, originally from Bavaria, was a fruit and vegetable seller. He grew up in a popular region of the capitol, the Saint-Marceau suburb, whose manners and dialect he maintained for the rest of his life.
Le duc de Castiglione repose dans une chapelle anonyme Tombe de Charles Pierre François Augereau au cimetière parisien du Père Lachaise, division 59. "Le maréchal Augereau, duc de Castiglione" par Johann Ernst Heinsius (Weimar ou Hildburghausen 1740 - Orléans 1812).
Pierre François Charles Augereau, Duc de Castiglione, Marshal (1804) (Born Paris, 1757 - Died La Houssaye, 1816) "His stature, his manners, his speech, gave the impression he was a bully; and that, he proved he was far from being, once he was covered in honors and riches, which, incidentally, he appropriated from any source and by any means ...
