Napoleon’s Last Victory || Ligny, 1815 || The Hundred Days War
Battle of Ligny – 16 June 1815. Just two days before Waterloo, Napoleon launched a decisive strike against Blücher’s Prussian[…]
Read moreThe Napoleonic Wars were a series of major conflicts pitting the French Empire and its allies, led by Napoleon I, against a fluctuating array of European powers formed into various coalitions, financed and usually led by the United Kingdom
Battle of Ligny – 16 June 1815. Just two days before Waterloo, Napoleon launched a decisive strike against Blücher’s Prussian[…]
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In 1858, Napoleon’s last soldiers stood for one final portrait… These are the only known images of Napoleon’s veterans photographed[…]
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Napoleon’s Frozen Hell: 685,000 Enter Russia, 40,000 Return | 1812 Disaster In June 1812, Napoleon Bonaparte led 685,000 men—the largest[…]
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Discover the fascinating stories of Napoleon’s top generals after their defeat, and how their lives took dramatic turns. From exile[…]
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Made using Google Earth. Every Day of the Napoleonic Wars from start to finish. Credit to : mapsinanutshell
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Was the British 1796 pattern heavy cavalry sword good? Where did it come from? How was it improved? Examining a[…]
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The Simple Reason Why Nobody Could Defeat Napoleon Reasons why Nobody Could Defeat Napoleon Credit to : Thoughty2
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Napoleon: What did he really look like? Special thanks to our sponsor, KLEIO. Visit https://explorekleio.com/ and use code ROYALTYNOW for[…]
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This Human Skeleton Found Beneath The Battle Of Waterloo Could Rewrite History ‘Incredibly Rare Battle Of Waterloo Skeleton Uncovered’ A[…]
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Battle of Waterloo In this video I look at some of the most brutal wounds sustained during the Battle of[…]
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