Capito was born in born of humble parentage at Haguenau in Alsace.

He was an enthusiastic supporter of the Revolution, and in 1790 became greffier of the municipality of Haguenau.

Rohan was soon allowed to return to Strasbourg, and his popularity was shown by his election in 1789 to the Estates-General by the clergy of the bailliages of Haguenau and Wissembourg.

He was born in Saverne, and died aged 69 of a heart attack in Haguenau.

Back in Saargemünd he came into conflict with his superiors due to the poor treatment of the patients ; on 2 August 1917 he was transferred to Hagenau ( Haguenau ) in Alsace, where the library of nearby Strassbourg helped complete Wallenstein by the beginning of 1919.

In 1871 Haguenau was ceded to the German Empire due to the German victory in the Franco-Prussian War, and made part of Alsace-Lorraine using the original name Hagenau.

The Haguenau Airport was built in 1916 by the German military to train fighter and bomber pilots to fight in World War I.

In the Second World War, Germany retook the city in 1940 and held it until 1945 when, through the efforts of the U. S. Army, which conquered Haguenau, the town was returned to France.

In November 1944 the area surrounding Haguenau was under the control of the 256th Volksgrenadier Division under the command of Brigadier General Gerhard Franz.

On 1 December 1944, the 314th Infantry Regiment of the 79th Division, XV Corps, 7th U. S. Army, moved into the area near Haguenau, and on 7 December the regiment was given the assignment to take the city and the forest ( Forêt de Haguenau ) just north that included German ammunition dumps.

The Institut universitaire de technologie de Haguenau ( IUT ) was founded in 2006.

On March 8, 1945, following the 2nd Battalion's move to Haguenau, Winters was promoted to major and shortly afterward he was made acting battalion commander of 2nd Battalion, when Lieutenant Colonel Strayer was elevated to the regimental staff.

In 1476, along with the entire Jewish community of that town, the family fled ( pursued by Swiss mercenaries ) to Haguenau, where Josel was born, possibly as early as that same year.

Reinmar also known as Reinmar von Hagenau ( Reinmar of Haguenau ) or Reinmar der Alte ( Reinmar the Elder ) was the most important Minnesinger before Walther von der Vogelweide.

In Alsace, Marshal Villars took Baden by surprise and captured Haguenau, driving him back across the Rhine in some disorder, thus creating a threat on Landau.

Troops from Germany commanded by Crown Prince Frederick and directed by his Chief of Staff, General Leonhard Graf von Blumenthal, defeated the French under Marshal Mac-Mahon near the village of Wörth in Alsace, on the Sauer, 10 km north of Haguenau.

After the Third Army broke the encirclement, the 506th stayed on the line and spearheaded the entire offensive by liberating Foy and Noville in January, until being transferred to Haguenau.

Haguenau dates from the beginning of the 12th century, and owes its origin to the erection, by the dukes of Swabia, of a hunting lodge on an island in the Moder River in former Germany.

In spite of the extensive destruction Haguenau suffered during the many wars experienced by Alsace, especially the Thirty Years War, the French conquest in 1677 and World War II, she still keeps monuments from 9 centuries, even if nothing is left of arguably the most prestigious of them, Frederick I Barbarossa's imperial palace ( Kaiserpfalz ).

In August, Marshal Mac-Mahon concentrated his effectives at Haguenau with the object of warding off any attempt on the strategic Strasbourg — Haguenau — Bitche — Metz rail lines, and established the following positions: Ducrot's 1st Division broke camp August 4 and established itself at Lembach in order to secure contact with General Failly's V Corps ; Douay's 2nd Division reoccupied Wissembourg, Weiler, and the nearby countryside, namely the soft hills by the Col du Pigeonnier.

Subsequently Haguenau became the seat of the Landvogt of Hagenau, the German imperial advocatus in Lower Alsace.

Bitche is located near the German border on the small river Horn, at the foot of the northern slope of the Vosges between Haguenau and Sarreguemines.

With the arrival of year's end, the Imperials went into their winter quarters in the region of Colmar, a few miles south of the French winter barracks, situated in Haguenau.

To the north of the town, the Forest of Haguenau ( French: Forêt de Haguenau ) is the largest undivided forest in France.

General Douay's 2nd French Division set off for Haguenau July 22, making it necessary to reoccupy Wissembourg to secure Douay's line of supply, a portion of his materiel being stored in the small frontier town.

A conference in Haguenau began on 12 June 1540, but during a month's discussion the two sides failed to agree on a common starting point.

Medieval Haguenau retains three gates from its former fortification, the Tour des Chevaliers ( Tower of the knights ), the Tour des Pêcheurs ( Tower of the fishermen ) and the Porte de Wissembourg ( Wissembourg gate ), two fairly large gothic churches, Saint-Georges and Saint-Nicolas, an ancient water-mill and the old custom-house ( Ancienne Douane ).

Episode Eight of TV WWII Miniseries Band of Brothers is set in Haguenau.

The last reference to Schlick is from 1521, when he examined an organ at St. George, Haguenau.

Other printers of incunabula were Günther Zainer of Augsburg, Johannes Mentelin and Heinrich Eggestein of Strasbourg, Heinrich Gran of Haguenau and William Caxton of Bruges and London.

Given in Haguenau, September 1219 ( recto of the parchment with the gold seal of the Frederick II.

They succeeded, as Pichegru made use of the morale of his soldiers to win numerous skirmishes, and Hoche forced the lines at Haguenau and relieved Landau.

After a short imprisonment on a charge of inciting riots in Haguenau, he returned to Paris, where he joined Georges Danton and played an important part in the attack on the Tuileries on 10 August 1792.

Founded in 1735, currently stationed in Haguenau, Bas-Rhin, France.

Bernard had in the first instance received definite assurances from France that he should be given Alsace and Haguenau, Würzburg having been lost in the debacle of 1634 ; he now hoped to make Breisach the capital of his new duchy.

Twelve more reports survive about such trips: among others, Schlick passed judgements on organs at St. George's Church, Haguenau, Speyer Cathedral, and Stiftskirche, Neustadt an der Weinstraße.

Haguenau is a commune in France.

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Haguenau (, ; Alsatian: Hàwenau, ; ) is a commune in the Bas-Rhin department, of which it is a sub-prefecture.

After a three-year siege, Thasos was recaptured and forced back into the League.

It was recaptured in 1428 or 1429.

The treaty expired in 1239, and Bethlehem was recaptured by the Muslims in 1244.

However, the Dutch settlers revolted against the English and the colony was recaptured by the Dutch.

The French occupation was short-lived as British and Ottoman forces, including a sizable Albanian contingent, recaptured the country in 1801.

But he was recaptured by Colonel Richard Ingoldsby, a regicide who hoped to win a pardon by handing Lambert over to the new regime.

In 1675 Grenada was captured by Dutch Privateers, but luckily for the French, a French man-of-war arrived unexpectedly, and the island was recaptured.

Ríos Montt's conscript army and PACs recaptured essentially all guerrilla territory — guerrilla activity lessened and was largely limited to hit-and-run operations.

Within a year the Antonine Wall was recaptured, but by 163 or 164 it was abandoned.

In late April 1849, it was defeated and pushed back from Rome by Giuseppi Garibaldi's volunteer corps, then recovered and recaptured Rome.

One day, while out riding, Robert attempted to escape from Cardiff but his horse bogged down in a swamp and he was recaptured.

It was recaptured by Anglo-German forces led by Ferdinand of Brunswick the following year.

However, the swineherd Gurth, who had run away from Rotherwood to serve Ivanhoe as squire at the tournament and who was recaptured by Cedric when Ivanhoe was identified, manages to escape.

Milan was taken, but was soon recaptured and razed by the Ostrogoths.

Monaco was recaptured by the Romans during the reign of Justinian in the mid 6th century and was held until its capture by the Lombards in the 7th century.

Much of the Territory of New Guinea, including the islands of Bougainville and New Britain, was occupied by Japanese forces before being recaptured by Australian and American forces during the final months of the war ( see New Guinea campaign ).

At the 1928 Summer Olympics, Nurmi recaptured the 10, 000 m title but was beaten to the gold in the 5, 000 m and the 3, 000 m steeplechase.

Only one U. S Navy vessel was captured by — and later recaptured from — French forces, the USS Retaliation.

On 9 November, the Italian fear was realized when a mutiny, led by one of the military chiefs of Sultan Ali Yusuf, Omar Samatar, recaptured El Buur.

The island was recaptured by British forces on 25 April in Operation Paraquet.