On June 24, 1812, ignoring the advice of his closest ... The next day they withdrew, leaving Napoleon proclaiming victory. Moscow was at his mercy, but the Russians refused to make peace.

On September 7, 1812, over 250,000 men clashed near Moscow in a single day of bloodshed. The result? A brutal “victory” that ...

Napoleon’s once-mighty army was shattered by the brutal Russian winter! The retreat from Moscow became one of history’s greatest military disasters! Trump Says He’s ‘Pissed Off’ At Putin ...

In June 1812, Napoleon Bonaparte sent half a million soldiers along this route, Moscow bound. Six months later, 10,000 or so survivors stumbled out of Russia, harried by the Russian winter and ...

2. Stalin used War and Peace as a propaganda tool during WWII Russia’s victory over Napoleon in 1812 speaks so strongly to the Russian national psyche that when Hitler attacked the Soviet Union ...

A Russian knight hacks at a serpent depicting ... “Second Patriotic War” as World War I was known in Russia. (Napoleon’s 1812 invasion was Russia’s first “patriotic war.”) ...