AUSTERLITZ - Napoleon's Greatest Victory
AUSTERLITZ - Napoleon's Greatest Victory

AUSTERLITZ - Napoleon's Greatest Victory

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On 2 December 1805, exactly one year and one day after his coronation, Emperor Napoleon engaged in battle against the sovereigns of Prussia and Russia. This battle would prove a model of conception, of methodical preparation, of mastery in execution, and stands as a testament to Napoleon's tactical genius. It was studied in war colleges across Europe for years.

Albert Ponod, drawing on the journal kept by Napoleon and the archives of the generals commanding the regiments of the Grande Armée, allows us to witness the preparations, the Emperor's own corrections of errors, and the unfolding, hour by hour, of the operations.

A unique work that makes the reader a privileged witness to the Great Battle.

« The sun of Austerlitz, alone in a sky once again clear, was at that moment illuminating all of Europe. »

Step into History yourself.

 

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Author 1
Albert Ponod
Publication date
2023
Pages
151
Cover
Paperback
Format
13.8 cm × 21.0 cm
Language
French
Publisher
Les Editions de l'Histoire

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