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Vor 3 Tagen · The French expedition to Egypt and Syria (1798-1801), led by Napoleon Bonaparte, aimed to establish a French colony in Egypt and threaten British possessions in India. The initial idea had been to attack England directly, but the superiority of its navy made Napoleon quickly desist and offered an alternative to weaken The British by conquering Egypt, which was under Ottoman control.
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Vor 4 Tagen · Napoleon Bonaparte: The Rise and Fall of an Empire class 10th/Telegram - https://t.me/abhijeetrazawat( Rlelated Keywords )natiolism in europe,nationalism in ...
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Vor 3 Tagen · Denn in der Schlacht bei Aspern am 21. und 22. Mai 1809 hatte Napoleon den Nimbus der Unbesiegbarkeit verloren. Dass es Erzherzog Karl (1771–1847) zufiel, zum „Retter des Vaterlandes“ zu ...
Prussia didn’t have the necessary resources to do so. Even if it were under Hitler. Thats basically a hint that just because he’s Napoleon Bonaparte doesn’t mean he and France could make easy work of the Grand Alliance like he did the Third Coalition. Honestly here is my opinion about King Louis XIV in 1803. The War of the Third Coalition ...
I'm a mid-30's chubby, hairy, pansexual MWM in Houston. I've been playing some RTS and 4X games on PC as of late and I wanted to learn a bit more about battle tactics/strategies. Ultimately it got me sucked into studying Napoleon Bonaparte so that is my current hyper-focus. If any of that interests you, hit me up!
Vor 4 Tagen · Napoleon, argues Semmel, ‘unsettled Britons’ certitudes about their enemy and themselves’ (p. 6). Indeed, Napoleon’s own character and ethnic identity were so open to interpretation that he is said to have inaugurated a ‘new, more equivocal phase in British thinking about France’ (p. 6) in the process. It was almost as though ...
