Battle of Dennewitz
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The <entity_0> (German: Schlacht von <entity_3>) took place on 6 <entity_1> between French forces commanded by Marshal Michel Ney and the Allied Army of the North consisting of <entity_5>, <entity_6>, and <entity_7> of the Sixth Coalition commanded by Crown Prince Charles John of <entity_7> and Friedrich Wilhelm von Bülow. It occurred in <entity_3>, a village in the <entity_4> province of <entity_2>, <entity_10> Jüterbog, 40 kilometres (25 mi) southwest of <entity_8>. The <entity_9> marked a turning point in the German Campaign of 1813 as not only did the Allied victory end Napoleon's hopes of capturing <entity_8> and knocking <entity_5> out of the war, but the severity of the French defeat was also the catalyst for the defection of Napoleon's primary German ally Bavaria and the erosion of fidelity in the Saxon Army toward the Napoleonic cause. In late August 1813, Napoleon decided to order a general offensive to take <entity_8>, the <entity_4> capital, with the overall goal of knocking the Prussians out of the war. <entity_8> and its environs was defended by the Coalition's Army of the North, composed of <entity_4>, Russian and Swedish troops, under the command of Crown Prince Charles John of <entity_7> (formerly French Marshal Bernadotte). Ney, with around 60,000, renewed the advance on <entity_8> on <entity_1>, but moving first easterwards in order to advance on <entity_8> from the Southeast. Crown Prince Charles John of <entity_7> (formerly French Marshal Bernadotte), learning from Oudinot's first attack at Großbeeren, wherein the French were strung out on the few north–south roads south of <entity_8>, laid a trap. The <entity_4> General Tauentzien was at Jüterbog, blocking Ney's route to <entity_8>. For his superb generalship and courage during the <entity_9>, Friedrich Wilhelm von Bülow was awarded the Grand Cross of the Swedish Order of the Sword on the battlefield by Bernadotte and was subsequently ennobled as Graf von <entity_3> by the King of <entity_5>.
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