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The French take the PETIT SAINT-BERNARD, the Alpine pass which gives them access to Italy

The French take the PETIT SAINT-BERNARD, the Alpine pass which gives them access to Italy Date: 24 April 1794. Mary Evans Picture Library makes available wonderful images created for people to enjoy over the centuries. © Mary Evans Picture Library

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1794 Access Alpine Bernard Pass Revolutionary Wars

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On the crisp morning of April 24, 1794, a determined French army, led by General Jean-Baptiste Joubert, began their ascent of the treacherous Petit Saint-Bernard Pass. Nestled in the western Alps, this strategic mountain pass marked the border between France and Italy, and its control was crucial for both military and economic reasons. The French Revolutionary Wars had been raging for over five years, and the French forces were eager to expand their territory and secure valuable resources. The climb was arduous, with the soldiers and their mules laboring through heavy snow and icy conditions. The narrow, winding path was fraught with danger, and several soldiers slipped and fell, their cries echoing through the mountains. But the French pressed on, driven by their sense of duty and the promise of victory. As they reached the summit, they were greeted by a breathtaking view of the Italian valley below. The Italian army, caught off guard by the French advance, retreated hastily, leaving behind valuable supplies and weapons. The French forces celebrated their victory, knowing that they had secured a vital strategic position and opened up a new front in their war against the Austrian and Sardinian forces. This momentous event marked a turning point in the French Revolutionary Wars, and the Petit Saint-Bernard Pass became a symbol of French military prowess and determination. The French forces continued to make gains in the following months, expanding their territory and solidifying their control over the Alpine region. The image of the French army taking the Petit Saint-Bernard Pass on April 24, 1794, remains a powerful reminder of the courage and resilience of the French Revolutionary forces and their indomitable spirit.


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