He sacked Gualeguaychu while supporting the Colorados against the Blancos, who were backed by Manuel Oribe and Juan Manuel de Rosas, in the (*) Uruguayan Civil War.   
He commanded the Army of the Vosges for the Third French Republic during the Franco-Prussian War, and earlier, during the War of the Tatters, he had supported Brazilian Gauchos.  He sacked Gualeguaychu while supporting the Colorados against the Blancos, who were backed by Manuel Oribe and Juan Manuel de Rosas, in the (*) Uruguayan Civil War.   In a different country, he organized a unit called the "Hunters of the Alps," but was disappointed when his hometown of Nice was handed to the French.  He proceeded to win victories at Calatafimi and Volturno as the leader of the Expedition of a Thousand, after which he gave over his conquests to the new nation of Italy despite his contempt for Cavour.  For 10 points, name figure from the Italian Risorgimento movement, the leader of the Redshirts.
He commanded the Army of the Vosges for the Third French Republic during the Franco-Prussian War, and earlier, during the War of the Tatters, he had supported Brazilian Gauchos.  
Giuseppe {Garibaldi}