Jean-Baptiste Dumonceau

Jean-Baptiste Dumonceau
Jean-Baptiste Dumonceau
Nickname(s)	Le général sans tache ; (The unblemished general)
Born	7 November 1760; Brussels, Austrian Netherlands; (modern Belgium)
Died	29 December 1821; Forest, United Kingdom of the Netherlands; (modern Belgium)
Allegiance	United Belgian States; First French Republic; Batavian Republic; Kingdom of Holland ; First French Empire; United Kingdom of the Netherlands
Rank	Général de division
Battles/wars	Brabant Revolution; War of the First Coalition Flanders campaign Battle of Valmy; Battle of Jemappes; Battle of Neerwinden; ; ; War of the Second Coalition Anglo-Russian invasion of Holland Battle of Krabbendam; Battle of Bergen; ; ; War of the Third Coalition Planned invasion of Britain; ; War of the Fourth Coalition Siege of Hamelin; Capture of East Frisia; ; War of the Fifth Coalition Walcheren Campaign; ; French invasion of Russia; War of the Sixth Coalition Battle of Kulm; Siege of Dresden; ;
Awards	Marshal of Holland,; Name engraved on the Arc de triomphe, ; Rue Dumonceau, Bruxelles

Count Jean-Baptiste Dumonceau de Bergendal (French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃ batist dymɔ̃so]; 7 November 1760 – 29 December 1821) was a general from the Southern Netherlands, in the service of France and the Netherlands.

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