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Napoleon did fight one notable battle in what is now considered Germany. It was the Battle of Leipzig in October 1813 which was at the end of the disastrous retreat from Russia. Germany at that time was a loose confederation of states that were once part of the Holy Roman Empire which Napoleon dissolved some years before.

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After the retreat from Russia and before the battle of Leipzig Napoleon fought three other great and important battles, those of Luezten, May 2nd 1813, Bautzen, May

20th-21th 1813 and Dresden, 26th-27th august 1813, not to count several other minor

battles.

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