"Battle of Goethe oob" Topic

Been searching past couple years on Napolianic boards, searched every which way by battle and commander, it's in a book I have but can't find which. So sadly have to ask.
P.S. -if you haven't, take a look at old threads,

Do you mean Gohrde by any chance as there is no battle of Goethe listed in the Napoleonic Wars Data Book?

Yes, even just looked on the Napoleonic series where I constantly have up the Borodino oob.
I did spell it correctly in TMP search, maybe auto cucumber took over.

Nafziger's Imperial Bayonets mentions the Battle of Gohrde in the musketry effects section.

I'm with the 'Prince'; there is no battle of Goethe – unless Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (German poet, playwright, novelist, scientist, statesman, and critic) was fought over, perhaps by the beneficiaries of his will?

From Wikipedia :)

"Goethe took part in the Battle of Valmy against revolutionary France, assisting Duke Karl August of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach during the failed invasion of France." ??????????????

What was the date of the Battle ?

Really looking for Wallmoden's Corp job, Russian-German legion, Hanoverarians, British contingent.
I think autocorrect took over the title and there is no getting that back.

in case it involves Wallmoden etc. it is battle of the Göhrde in 1813 – Gohrde is wrong spelling and won't produce a lot of hit numbers.

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and read through this thread

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an odb compiled by the Steve Smith

By:Steven H. Smith
Date: 2/14/2010, 3:46 am
In Response To: Battle of Gohrde: OOB Lyon's Division? (John A Michael)

My BEST effort! <;^}

Based upon Bode. I have not repeated information previously posted re full names of cmdrs or individual unit organization..

Das Korps Wallmoden.

Avantgarde: Generalmajor v. Tettenborn.
Infanterie v. Lützow Freikorps, 1 Btl. Prem.-Leutn. Staa[k]. [Includes the "Compagnie Tiroler Jäger"(1)]
Jäger-Btl. unter Kapitän v. Reiche, 1 Btl.
Hannov. Jägerkorps (etwa 2 Komp.) und russ.-deutsche Jägerkompagnie unter Oberst Graf Kielmansegge.
Kavallerie unter Major v. Lützow., 5 Schwadronen. [Rittmeister Karl v. Bornstedt (b. 1787)]
Hanseatische reitende Batterie unter Kapitän Spoormann, 4 Geschütze.
[Don] Kasaken-Regimenter:
Komisarow,
Denisom,
Sulin,

Russisch-deutsche Division: Generalmajor v. Arentsschildt.
1. Brigade. Major v. Natzmer:
1. Bataillon v. Schaper,
2. Bataillon v. Fircks,
5. Bataillon v. Dobschütz.

2. Brigade. Oberstleutnant v. Wilhelm Gustav Friedrich v. Wardenburg (1781-1838):
3. Bataillon v. Tiedemann,
4. Bataillon v. Hörn,
6. Bataillon v. Natzmer.

1. Husaren-Regiment russisch-deutsche Oberstleutnant v. Goltz, 5 Schwadronen.

1. reitende Batterie. Leutnant v. Scheele, 8 Geschütze.

Britisch-deutsche Division: Generalmajor Lyon.

Leichte Brigade: Oberstleutnant Martin.
Bataillon Dessau[-Anhalt]. Major Krohne.
Bataillon Bremen-Verden. Major de Vaux.
1 Bataillon [2nd] vom 73. britischen Infant.-Regt. [Lt,-Col. William George Harris (2)]

Linien-Brigade: Oberstleutnant Halkett.
Bataillon Lauenburg. Major v. Benoit.
Bataillon des Oberstleutnant v. Bennigsen.
Bataillon des Majors v. Langrehr.
Halb-bataillon der Legion. Kapitän Holtzermann.

Hannoversche Fußbatterie. Kapitän Wiering, 6 Geschütze.

Kavallerie-Division: Generalmajor v. Dörnberg.
3. Husaren-Regiment der deutschen Legion. Major Küper, 5 Schwadronen.
Hannov. Husaren-Regiment Lüneburg. Oberstleutnant v. Estorff, 2 Schwadronen.
Hannov. Husaren-Regiment Bremen-Verden. Oberstleutnant v. d. Bussche, 1 Schwadron.

Reitende Artillerie-Brigade der deutschen Legion. Major Brückmann.
1. reitende Batterie. Kapitän Sympfer, 6 Geschütze.
2. reitende Batterie. Heinrich Jakob Kuhlmann, 6 Geschütze.

2. reitende russisch-deutsche Batterie. Major Brückmann [Leutnant v. Tiedemann cmdr.], 8 Geschütze.

1/2 britische Raketenbatterie. Leutnant Strangway.

(1) See:

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(2): See: Page 45 of the Historical record of the Seventy-third Regiment: containing an account of the formation of the regiment from the period of its being raised as the Second Battalion of the Forty-second Royal Highlanders (1851):

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Of possible interest:

Geschichte des Lützowschen Freicorps (1841) by Johann Friedrich Gottfried Eiselen:

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Leben des Großherzoglich Oldenburgischen Generalmajors W. G. F. Wardenburg … by Peter Müller (1842).

Wilhelm Gustav Friedrich Wardenburg (1781-1838): Oldenburgischer Soldat … by Wilhelm Gilly (1981}.

There in lies the tale then.
Have most of these units, only 6 R-D battalions, 2 Hussar regts, 2 batteries, all British/allied inf, all Lutzow.

Es Tut mir lied das Ich so traurig bin…

Wish I could read German, the Lutzow book would be interesting

Also as part of the Nap Series Chain: link

By rights missing 1 Battalion of R-D infantry, only have 6 of 7. And no cossacks are shown though have more than most not dedicated for this. And my KGL Hussars are the 1st, not the 3rd.
Nice little army altogether.