2012年6月8日 · First of all Leipzig is the most important battle of the Napoleonic wars. Russia in 1812 gave Napoleon a severe blow, but Leipzig was truely what killed him. After his defeat in Russia Napoleon kept beating his enemies in Europe.

The battle of Leipzig or Battle of Nations is widely regarded as the battle that broke the First French Empire. What I want to discuss here are three things. 1. Why did Napoleon engage in such a battle of which he knew he would be outnumbered 2 to 1. Had he no choice, was he convinced he could...

2020年10月15日 · Hi guys! So this is my first post here, and I hope you guys like it! I made a video on the Battle of Leipzig, one of the biggest defeats of Napoleon Bonaparte. Hope you find it informative and enjoy it just as much as I do! MOD EDIT: Video removed

2011年11月23日 · Well, why? You could even say leipzig was more decisive. Search. Search titles only By: Search ...

2011年11月24日 · "Had I possessed 30,000 artillary rounds at Leipzig on the evening of 18 October, today I would be master of the world." - Napoleon (1001 Battles (that changed the course of history), page 546)

2020年10月23日 · The Battle of Leipzig, or the Battle of the Nations that took place in October 1813 during Napoleonic Wars is said to be the biggest Napoleonic battle at least in terms of men involved. Such fact awake my interest to know further about this battle. To summarize, I am looking for sources...

Battle of Austerlitz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia was greater then Waterloo or Leipzig. It deserves more fame then either of its competitors.

Waterloo is commonly viewed as the battle that decisively defeated Napoleon even though in terms of numbers Leipzig was more far important. Sure Waterloo was his last battle and Napoleon was decisively defeated but even if he had won, he …

I just take notice of what people say has happened and feel pride nor shame about it. Still one likes to ponder how much less cocky the Brits would be...

2020年5月25日 · As for the battle of Corunna, it was a tactical draw in which the British managed to re-embark their forces. However, the success of a campaign is measured by its strategic scope and in this, the operations of the BEF between December 1808 and January 1809 was a defeat, even a military disaster, since under the Napoleonic maneuver Moore was ...