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Outbreak in Innsbruck

When
9-11 April 1809
Where
Innsbruck
Part of
Tyrolean uprising against French and Bavarian occupation under Andreas Hofer

The Tyrolean uprising began on 9 April 1809 in Innsbruck, following conscription issues and administrative changes.

The rebellion started on 9 April 1809 in Innsbruck. Tyrolean militia, joined by peasants, marched from Sterzing through the Brenner Pass. On 11 April, they defeated Bavarian forces in Sterzing, leading to the occupation of Innsbruck before noon.

Sources

  1. Andreas Hofer Wikipedia, revision of 2026-04-05
  2. Tyrolean Rebellion Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-22

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