You mean the Sedish, not the Spanish? Spain was certainly a involved in the coaltin against Napolen but was never nvolved in the fighting in Germany. The Swedes were even if they tended to hang back.
You are however right in emphasising the importance of Austria's role in the autumn 1813 campaign.
You are however right in emphasising the importance of Austria's role in the autumn 1813 campaign.
West Point doesn't agree with your statement
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Austria contributed in 1813 with 400.000 troops and before her intervention Russia and Prussia did lose the battle of Lutzen and Bautzen against Napoleon. It's only after the entry of Austria that the war becomes really hopeless for Napoleon.
It seems that the Austrian empire was an enemy more dangerous and at the same time by being multinational more fragile than Spain.