Unlike the previous confrontation, it ended in a decisive Austrian defeat.

In Hungary, the situation was more grave and Austrian defeat was quite possible.

Although the regiment was present at the Battle of Soor, it did not see any action, arriving just before the Austrian defeat.

The Austrian defeat, despite the greater number, was another sign that Austrian troops were inferior to their enemies.

Bonaparte soon embarked upon a new strategy which concluded with an Austrian defeat at the Battle of Arcole a few days later.

In 1859, following Austrian military defeat in Italy, the Empire entered a period of constitutional experiments.

After the Austrian defeat at Königgrätz the government realized it needed to reconcile with Hungary to regain status as a great power.

With help from the army reserve, his soldiers drove off the first Franco-Italian attack, but the action ended in an Austrian defeat.

He brought word of the Austrian defeat at Prague, arrived by special courier.

Ramage nodded: the Austrian defeat meant the end of Britain's last ally; from now on she was alone in the war against France and Spain.