Xavier_Onassis » 08 Sep 2022, 9:14 am » wrote: ↑
No, Volgograd (later Stalingrad and now Volgograd again, was not an industrial area in Napoleon's time. Napoleon got bogged down by the snow and the cold and the exceedingly long supply lines that extended back to what is now Poland.
There are many books about this. Obtain a library card and then you won't ask such dumb questions.
So you mean to tell me Stalingrad wasn't named Stalingrad before Joesph Stalin came to power?
Get out of town!!!!
In 1815 when Napoleon was defeated for good it wasn't due to the Russian winter. It was due to his delayed attack of coalition forces led by Wellington at the Waterloo. By Napoleon delaying his attack along with his inability to break the center line of the British forces the Prussian army had time to flank Napoleon's left side.
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