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Autor: Austin, Paul Britten
Hodnocení: Anotace82 illustrations 12 maps 6 x 9 ". . . Already heralded as a classic. . . . The text is enriched with first-hand accounts which bring the whole narrative to life with an air of stark realism. . . . Britten Austin's trilogy truly ranks as a masterpiece, representing all that is to be admired in a research-based work. Thoroughly readable, the lively text fully conveys the magnitude and drama of the events of 1812." -John S. White, Waterloo Journal ". . . Vivid and compelling. . . . The most detailed account of the disaster yet to become available in English." -Dr. Charles Esdaile, University of Liverpool, R.U.S.I. Journal This unique paperback brings together in one volume Paul Britten Austin's acclaimed and atmospheric trilogy on Napoleon's Russian campaign: 1812: March on Moscow, 1812: Napoleon in Moscow, and 1812: The Great Retreat, allowing the reader to trace the course of Napoleon's doomed soldiers from the crossing of the Niemen in June 1812 to the catastrophic finale in the depths of a Russian winter. Drawing on hundreds of eyewitness accounts by French and allied soldiers of Napoleon's army, this brilliant study brings to life a landmark military campaign in all its tragedy and glory. Paul Britten Austin has written widely and contributed the chapter on Marshal Oudinot to David Chandler's Napoleon's Marshals. He lives in Sweden and Britain. Dostupné zdroje
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