Who helped defeat Napolean?

Answer 1

Recent tests on strands of Napolean Bonaparte's hair has proved that he did not die of arsenic poisoning as has always been the belief. He did have a large amount of the toxin in his system, but it was not taken orally, and is believed to have been absorbed by his body over a long period of time through such things as hair products, wallpaper, ashes from wood fires, and glue. It is now believed that Napolean Bonaparte died of stomach cancer.

Answer 2

The Duke of Wellington and Field Marshal von Blucher of the Seventh Coalition.
It depends on what battle your talking about, If you mean country, then Britain, Prussia, Austria, and Russia. If you mean his final battle, then Gebhard von Blucher, the Duke of Wellington, and the Prince of Orange.
The Duke of Wellington from Britain, during the Battle of Waterloo

Answer 3

Napoleon, was defeated at Waterloo by Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, who headed the British Army, and also by von Blücher, who headed the Prussian Army.

Incidently, Von Blücher was German, not Russian.

Answer 4

Josef Alvinzci at the Battle of Caldiero (1796)

Answer 5

The Duke of Wellington with the help of the Prussian leader Gebhard von Blucher and the combined forces of the Seventh Coalition.

Answer 6

The Seventh Coalition fielded a vastly superior military force.

Answer 7

The Seventh Coalition at Waterloo.

Answer 8

The Seventh Coalition.