Only Grande Armee that marched on Moscow was multinational, included Prussian and Austria armies (which disbanded immediately when faced with Russians xd). Before if I'm not mistaken it was purely French plus Polish legions, which where semi-independent. It didn't gave Poland anything good btw, but well, our nation always picked strange allies xD
ey sucker unscholar open a true book (if you know read because I think you are only a little shit sucker with IQ of fly :-) ) of History or please shut up and dont try to write so much liers and suckers things like that ^^
Especially for a Polish is strange to see a shit sucker like you
It was an etching, manning the barricades, or some such by name. I did this so long ago that I've forgotten many of the formal titles. Someday I'll learn to keep better records.
Only Grande Armee that marched on Moscow was multinational, included Prussian and Austria armies (which disbanded immediately when faced with Russians xd). Before if I'm not mistaken it was purely French plus Polish legions, which where semi-independent. It didn't gave Poland anything good btw, but well, our nation always picked strange allies xD
Everial 1 year ago
France is a country of beatiful women and craven soliders :-D (in Napoleons army was many foreigners)
crcovianin 2 years ago
@crcovianin
@crcovianin
lol
ey sucker unscholar open a true book (if you know read because I think you are only a little shit sucker with IQ of fly :-) ) of History or please shut up and dont try to write so much liers and suckers things like that ^^
Especially for a Polish is strange to see a shit sucker like you
You are the exception LOL
cumbas 1 year ago
@crcovianin inculte and anglosaxon? egal!!
saka450 1 year ago
@crcovianin lol !! ( in Napoleons army was many foreigners) inculte and anglosaxon? egal!!
saka450 1 year ago
Many of these images are from the 1830 July Revolution
CrazyShakaZulu 2 years ago
We have the picture at 0:46 in our school history book, but there is no name.
MasterOfCloneWars 2 years ago
What is the the painting at 0:46?
Deepstarr7020 3 years ago
It was an etching, manning the barricades, or some such by name. I did this so long ago that I've forgotten many of the formal titles. Someday I'll learn to keep better records.
Sorry, John
bestjonbon 3 years ago
"Combat devant l'hôtel de ville " de Jean-Victor Schnetz.
"Fights in front of Paris townhall". But it is about the 1830 french revolution not about the 1789 french revolution
MaxRWF 2 years ago
Vive l'Revolution!!! Vive l'Insurrection de Novembre!!!
Witto1983 3 years ago