The losing commander at this battle blamed "Perfidious Albion" for his lack of success and accidentally surrendered over 30,000 troops by blowing up the bridge over the Elster River a bit too early.
One side in this battle let Arrighi di Casanova maintain their horses, and he was also tasked with fighting against General Czernicheff shortly after becoming governor of the polity on which this battle took place. The losing commander at this battle blamed "Perfidious Albion" for his lack of success and accidentally surrendered over 30,000 troops by blowing up the bridge over the Elster River a bit too early. General Wittegenstein and the Scottish General Jacques Lauritson were able to capture Liebertwolklitz midway through this battle. The winning side's commanders included Karl Philip of Schwarzberg and Carl Johan Bernadotte of Sweden, and the losing side's forces partially commanded by Jozef Poniatowski and a man that would afterward be sent to Elba. For 10 points, name this battle between a coalition and Napoleon, sometimes called the Battle of the Nations.
One side in this battle let Arrighi di Casanova maintain their horses, and he was also tasked with fighting against General Czernicheff shortly after becoming governor of the polity on which this battle took place.
Battle of Leipzig or Battle of the Nations before mentioned