When napoleon crossed over the River Niemen, his army was about 500,000 men strong.
When the Russian Campaign was over, only about 7,000 combatants and about 20,000 stragglers recrossed the borderin the mid of December 1812.
It had a combined strength of about 450.000 troops.
From his native Russia he moved to Germany (Munich and Murnau), to , back to Russia, again to Germany (Weimar, Dessau). From there to France (near Paris) where he died. During the first German period he visited Switzerland.
First he was a lawyer in Russia, then he became a painter in Germany, and later in France.
During WW1 he moved from Germany back to his native Russia. Again to Germany 1921-1933, when he left for France. He remained there for the rest of his life.
There are several 'Goldfish' paintings: in Merion (PA), New York, Moscow and Copenhagen.
Napoleon's empire collapsed for a number of reasons. Firslty Napoleon made a catastrophic mistake by invading Russia.. he planned 9 weeks for the whole campaign... that included the march into Moscow and defeating the Russian army. Nealry 600,000 men set out on the campaign and only 25,000 returned... Napoleons army was completely wiped out. Secondly, Napoleon's mental state had begun to deteriorate, he was unable to make sound judgements; and all the while his foreign enemies were gaining strength. They had united against Napoleon... following the war of 1812, Russia had joined the blockade that Briatin had set up against France. Britain ultimately controlled all of the sea ports, including the English Channel. This gave them control that no other country in Europe had. Nelson (G. Britain) annihilated Napoleon's Grand Army, and after this, Napoleon's Empire crumbled. The rest of Europe saw this weakness, and joined G. Britain in destroying the Grand Empire. Louis XVIII was then returned to the throne.The downfall of Napoleon's empire was caused by several interlocking factors. First, Napoleon's confidence stretched into over-confidence, which led to the over-stretching of French soldiers and war-making resources. Also connected, Napoleon's harsh rule over conquered territories caused bitter resentment among the people of those territories, which led to loss of production and the increase of rebellion, yet again taxing the resources of the French governing power. Finally, the staunch resistance of Great Britain maintained pressure on France which was significant in its own right.
attacking Russia in 1812. Didn't go so hot :/
Russia was an Axis country when the Axis powers attacked the Allied nation of France. The Russians were working with Germany.
the invasion of russia !
The Army that he marched into Russia was destroyed and had less than 10% effectives when it returned to France.
His decision to invade Russia
the invasion of Russia
Both were bad, but his losses in Russia were terrible.
Napoleons army?
the invasion of Russia
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He was born in Russia, went to Munich, Germany to become an artist, returned to Russia for a time, worked in Germany again and died in France.
After Lenin was returned to Russia he played a role in orchestrating the October Revolution. He returned to Russia in 1917 after the Tsar was ousted.