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Johann Reichsgraf von Aldringen ( sometimes spelled von Altringer ) ( December 10, 1588 – June 22, 1634 ), Austrian soldier, was born at Thionville in Lorraine.
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* July 18 – War of Mantuan Succession: Mantua is sacked by an imperial army led by Count Johann von Aldringen.
At the unsuccessful assault on Albrecht von Wallenstein's camp at the Alte Veste, Banér received a wound, and soon afterwards, when Gustavus marched towards Lützen, was left in command in the west, where he was opposed to the imperial general Johann von Aldringen.
Emperor Ferdinand II thereafter enfeoffed his General Johann von Aldringen, who nevertheless was killed in the same year, and Teplice fell to his sister Anna Maria von Clary-Aldringen.
See Brohm, Johann von Aldringen ( Halle, 1882 ), and Hermann Hallwich, Johann von Aldringen ( Leipzig, 1885 ); also Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, s. v.
Tilly was shot in the leg early in the battle and was moved to the rear ; his second in command, Johann von Aldringen, was knocked unconscious with a skull fracture minutes later.
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