Siege of Venlo
1543 assault on the city of Venlo
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Siege of Venlo
Summary
Siege of Venlo is a siege[1].
Key Facts
- Siege of Venlo is in the country of Duchy of Guelders[2].
- Siege of Venlo's instance of is recorded as siege[3].
- Siege of Venlo followed Siege of Venlo[4].
- Siege of Venlo was followed by Treaty of Venlo (1543)[5].
- Siege of Venlo was followed by Siege of Venlo[6].
- Siege of Venlo took place at Venlo[7].
- Siege of Venlo is part of Guelders Wars[8].
- Siege of Venlo's Commons category is recorded as Beleg van Venlo (1543)[9].
- Siege of Venlo took place on 1543[10].
- Siege of Venlo's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 51.366666666667, 'longitude': 6.1666666666667, 'precision': 1e-05}[11].
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When and Where
Siege of Venlo took place on 1543[10]. It took place at Venlo[7]. It is in the country of Duchy of Guelders[2].
Context
Siege of Venlo is part of Guelders Wars[8]. Its instance of is recorded as siege[3]. It followed it[4]. Successors include Treaty of Venlo (1543)[5] and it[6].