Episode 4 of 6
Handover of strongholds and dismantling of fortifications
- When
- 20–24 June 1800
- Where
- Strongholds in northern Italy, including Alessandria
- Part of
- Convention of Alessandria
Austrians gave up strongholds listed in the convention, and the French dismantled their fortifications, including Genoa on 24 June.
Many strongholds listed in the convention were given up by the Austrians, and their fortifications were dismantled by the French, including Genoa on 24 June. This followed the Austrian agreement to hand over Tortona, Alessandria, Milan, Turin, Pizzighetone, Arona, and Piacenza by 20 June.
Sources
- Convention of Alessandria Wikipedia, revision of 2025-10-06
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