Napoleon and the Struggle for Germany
- 498pagine
- 18 ore di lettura
The first comprehensive history of the campaign that determined control of Germany following Napoleon's catastrophic defeat in Russia.
Michael V. Leggiere Libri
1 gennaio 1969
Michael V. Leggiere è un professore di storia specializzato in affari militari. Il suo lavoro approfondisce le profonde dimensioni strategiche e politiche della guerra, esaminando come la condotta della guerra si sia evoluta nel tempo e analizzando i fattori chiave che contribuiscono alla vittoria o alla sconfitta. Attraverso la sua ricerca, cerca di illuminare le complessità del processo decisionale militare e il suo impatto sui risultati storici.
The Fall of Napoleon
- 706pagine
- 25 ore di lettura
The narrative explores the dire circumstances faced by Napoleon following significant military defeats in Russia and Germany, leading to the disintegration of his empire. As he attempts to coordinate defenses from Paris, his marshals retreat under pressure, struggling against overwhelming Allied forces. The breakdown of command and conflicting strategies between Napoleon and his marshals create a tension-filled scenario where critical decisions about land and time could determine the fate of his reign.
Napoleon's unhealthy obsession with capturing Berlin is highlighted here for the first time, with fascinating details of this frustrating and ultimately unsuccessful campaign. (Military History)
This book provides the first complete English-language study of the invasion of France along a front that extended from Holland to Switzerland.
Focusing on the life of Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher, this biography delves into the complexities of the Prussian general known for his pivotal role in defeating Napoleon at Waterloo. Michael V. Leggiere, an acclaimed historian, presents a detailed account of Blücher's bold yet often unpredictable military strategies and their significant influence on the Napoleonic Wars. As the first comprehensive scholarly work in English about Blücher, it offers new insights into his character and legacy in military history.