Frederick Eben (1773–1825), better known as Baron Eben, was a Prussian military officer. Having reached the rank of captain in Prussian Service, Eben transferred...

Eben is a name of Hebrew origin. It is sometimes short for Ebenezer. The name can refer to: Eben Alexander (author) (born 1953), American author and neurosurgeon...

corps led by Marshal Nicolas Soult attack a Portuguese army commanded by Baron Eben. When Soult's professional soldiers attacked, the Portuguese at first...

bns) 15th Portuguese Line (2 bns) Thomar Militia Eben's Portuguese Brigade     Col Frederick Baron Eben     (2,807 total) Loyal Lusitanian Legion (2 bns)...

Tobossa, and brought back to the camp as a prisoner. His second-in-command, Baron Eben, the colonel of the 2nd battalion of the Lusitanian Legion, had then thrown...

Robert Burne     (514 total) 1/36th Foot Portuguese Brigade     Brig Gen Baron Eben     (2,137 total) 8th Portuguese Line (2 bns) 12th Portuguese Line (2...

envoys sent him by the British government, Friedrich von der Decken and Baron Eben, he chose to ignore their advice as well as that of the Portuguese generals...

the battles of Busaco (Portugal, 27.9.1810; ca 2,000 men; commander: Baron Eben, German,* 1773; source: O. Pusch, 1986) and Talavera de la Reina, but...

De Sonneberg had been succeeded as lieutenant-colonel by Frederick, Baron Eben on 7 March 1811. By 2 June 1813, Roll's regiment was fighting in the Peninsular...

Chaves, Soult moved west to Póvoa de Lanhoso where he was confronted by Baron Eben's 25,000-man army composed mostly of Portuguese militia armed with muskets...