The medal group of three to Private Christopher Chapman, 11th Light Dragoons, sold for £10,000 (plus 20% buyer’s premium) at the Spink auction on April 10-11, 2019. Having acted as Wellington's ...

With over 600,000 troops, Napoleon crossed into Russia chasing a quick victory. What he found was empty cities, burning ...

Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow became a brutal, slow-motion disaster that shattered the largest army Europe had ever seen.

Tolstoy has nothing but scorn for Napoleon who is portrayed as a powerful but ultimately ineffective and egomaniacal figure, driven by ambition and a desire for glory rather than a ...

“It was, in fact, the land of the ever-memorable Beast, the Napoleon Bonaparte of wolves. What a fate it had! It lived ten months in Gévaudan and Vivarais, devouring women, children, and ...

The Battle of Kahlenberg was over, and with it, the second siege of Vienna. The first to enter, at the head of his dragoons, was Louis William, Margrave of Baden-Baden. The Polish king entered the ...

07.08.25 - 10:00am Guest: Yaacov Yadgar is the Stanley Lewis Professor of Israel Studies at the University of Oxford and the author of several books including Israel’s Jewish Identity Crisis: State ...

In an interview with Submission Radio, The Fighting Nerd, Caio Borralho, explained: “He’s from Dagestan, he’s Russian, he just uses French as a tool. He doesn’t seem to respect the French ...

Ammon News - On this day in 1812, French Emperor Napoleon—who had massed his troops in Poland in the spring to intimidate Russian Tsar Alexander I—and 600,000 troops of his Grand Army launched an ...