A rare insight into the lives of Napoleonic soldiers taken from over 1,600 letters, most of which have never been published before.
Bernard Wilkin Livres
Le Dr. Bernard Wilkin est un historien dont le travail explore l'histoire militaire. Ses écrits examinent les expériences des soldats et les complexités de la propagande de guerre. La recherche de Wilkin offre des perspectives perspicaces sur les conflits et leur impact humain, rendant l'histoire accessible et captivante pour un public moderne.
An original insight into how French soldiers viewed their British opponents during the Napoleonic Wars
The book delves into the pivotal role of the Russian Empire during the Napoleonic Wars, showcasing its impact on Western Europe. Through a collection of original letters, notebooks, and accounts from French soldiers, it highlights significant events such as key battles, the burning of Moscow, and the harrowing retreat from Russia. These firsthand narratives not only depict the brutal realities of war but also capture the French perception of Russians as both courageous and enigmatic figures, immersing readers in a turbulent historical context.
French Soldiers' Morale in the Phoney War, 1939-1940
- 158pages
- 6 heures de lecture
Focusing on the lesser-explored aspect of French military morale before the 1940 German offensive, this book presents a detailed comparative analysis that fills a significant gap in World War II historiography. It delves into the factors influencing the French army's state of mind, providing insights that have been overlooked in existing studies. This comprehensive examination aims to enhance understanding of the French military's preparedness and psychological resilience leading up to the collapse.