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Russian Eyewitness Accounts Of The Campaign Of 1814 Alexander Mikaberidze

Name: Russian Eyewitness Accounts Of The Campaign Of 1814 Alexander Mikaberidze
SKU: BELL-48736848
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (30 reviews)

SKU: BELL-48736848

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Russian Eyewitness Accounts Of The Campaign Of 1814 Alexander Mikaberidze instant download after payment.

Publisher: Frontline Books, Pen & Sword Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.87 MB

Pages: 288

Author: Alexander Mikaberidze

ISBN: 9781473828629, 9781848327078, 9781473829480, 1473828627, 1848327072, 1473829488

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Russian Eyewitness Accounts Of The Campaign Of 1814 Alexander Mikaberidze by Alexander Mikaberidze 9781473828629, 9781848327078, 9781473829480, 1473828627, 1848327072, 1473829488 instant download after payment.

In the spring of 1814, after twenty-two years, enemy forces once again invaded France. Following Napoleon’s defeats in Russia and Germany, the victorious Allies had crossed the River with the intention of putting an end to the long-standing conflict with Imperial France.
This book is the first title to bring together dozens of letters, diaries and memoirs of Russian participants of the 1814 Campaign. Reading these documents we see what Russian officers and soldiers experienced during the final months of the three year-long campaign as well as their joy at winning the war over Russia’s most dangerous enemy. We follow them not only through the heat of the battle but also on delightful tours of Paris, which they describe as the pleasure and entertainment capital of the world.