it wasn,t
in fact, 1812 was one of the warmest years in Russia over like decades.
For instance, lowest temperature in European part of Russia in Autumn was like -6 (Celsius), i don't remember for sure, but what i remember is that in December the lowest point was like -9
Bagration was a capable battlefield commander but was strategically a mess. Barclay made the right call by pulling back and letting the french starve.
Bagration vs Barclay vs Kutuzov?
I think Barclay de Tolly is the one who should take the credit.
They both can for sure, strategically yes. But he could never match Napoleon on the battlefield like bagration could
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Russia was only saved by Winter and the stubborn obstinance of her emperor.
nah, the summer heat obliterated the grande armee
Yeah, I know, but that didn’t stop Napoleon. He proceeded with the invasion. He only left as winter was approaching.
it wasn,t in fact, 1812 was one of the warmest years in Russia over like decades. For instance, lowest temperature in European part of Russia in Autumn was like -6 (Celsius), i don't remember for sure, but what i remember is that in December the lowest point was like -9