Battle of Hasselt

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The Battle of Hasselt was a key 1831 engagement during the Belgian Revolution in which Dutch forces defeated the Belgian army, helping to temporarily reassert Dutch control during the Ten Days’ Campaign.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Bataille de Hasselt
linked to: Battle of Hasselt

Slag bij Hasselt
belligerent Kingdom of the Netherlands
Provisional Government of Belgium
campaign Ten Days’ Campaign
combatant Belgian army
Dutch army
commander Louis Auguste Joly
Nicolas Daine
Prince William of Orange
conflict Belgian Revolution
countryAtTime United Kingdom of the Netherlands
date 1831-08-08
followedBy subsequent engagements of the Ten Days’ Campaign
historicalContext struggle for Belgian independence from the Netherlands
historicalPeriod 19th century
location Belgium
Hasselt
Province of Limburg
linked to: Limburg Province
notableFeature key engagement of the Ten Days’ Campaign
outcome Dutch forces defeated Belgian forces
partOf Belgian Revolution
precededBy Battle of Leuven (1831)?
linked to: Battle of Leuven
result Dutch victory
strategicEffect contributed to Dutch success in the Ten Days’ Campaign
temporarily reasserted Dutch control in parts of Belgium
year 1831

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Ten Days’ Campaign significantEvent Battle of Hasselt
Battle of Hasselt alsoKnownAs Bataille de Hasselt
linked to: Battle of Hasselt
Battle of Leuven precededBy Battle of Hasselt (1831)
linked to: Battle of Hasselt