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On his way to Moscow in 1812, Napoleon's Grand Army crossed several rivers, including the Niemen River, which marked the border of the Duchy of Warsaw and Russia. They also crossed the Vistula River during their advance into Polish territory. Additionally, the Berezina River was significant during the retreat, as it became a site of a critical crossing when the army faced dire conditions.
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Why did napoleon cross the alps?
because it was acording to the way of george washinton
Is Moscow across the prime Meridian?
Wouldn't that kind of depend on where you're coming from, and on the route you choose to take you to Moscow ? The Earth is spherical (shaped like a ball), and that leads to some weird results: -- No matter how far you are from Moscow, you can always get there without crossing the Prime Meridian if you want to. -- No matter how close you are to Moscow when you start out, you can always cross the Prime Meridian on the way there if you want to.
Which way is Warsaw Poland from moscow russia?
Warsaw is west of Moscow.
What ocean is north of Moscow?
A long way north of Moscow is the Arctic Ocean.
Can you play as Napoleon in Napoleon total war game?
Yes / Put it this Way if a game is called Napoleon obviously you can play as him
Rivers get in the way but how?
the river might erode the land around it causing the peoples houses to fall in and also the people have to build a bridge across to cross it and get to the other side
When was the Moscow Olympics?
1980. By the way, it was the Summer Olympics.
When was moscow Olympic?
1980. By the way, it was the Summer Olympics.
When was the moscow held?
In 1980. By the way, it was the Summer Olympics.
Which two countries did Napoleon fail to conquer?
England/Prussia and Russia. Napoleon lost to the superior British navy under the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo. Napoleon lost his land based army while attempting to conquer Russia. Considered one of the greatest tactical blunders in European military history, Napoleon led his vast army through the abandoned land that the Russians had burned in their "scorched earth" retreat. Napoleon's starving and freezing army made it all the way to a deserted Moscow diminished and humiliated with a long walk home.
In what way Napoleon isn't a tyrant?
Napoleon in act a Constitution of France and also believed Equality and Liberty.
Why did Napoleon lose in Russia?
During his invasion of Russia, Napoleon lead his troops through the heavy snow. Not only this, but along the way he faced constant ambushes from the Russians. When he finally reached Moscow his troops were cold, feverish, and tired. They were not suited for this weather. Upon entering Moscow, the Russians set fire to their beloved city to force Napoleon out. He was forced to retreat back to France. However, at this time several of the German nations conspired against him and as he made his way through Prussia and Germany he was bombarded by their forces. He did successfully reach France but his Grand Armee was severely damaged.
