'Who burnt Moscow to the ground?' - Napoleon

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In 1812, during Napoleon Bonaparte's invasion of Russia, his army captured Moscow only to find it abandoned and soon engulfed in flames. The great fire of Moscow was a deliberate act of sabotage by the Russians, who set the city ablaze to deny resources to the French army. This scorched-earth tactic left Napoleon stranded, marking a turning point in his campaign and leading to the disastrous retreat from Russia.

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[wswicxn]

3 main rules:
Never reject an Austrian in paint school
Never call French man short
Never invade Russia

[JethalalChampaklal_Gada]

1812 : Napoleon visited Moscow
1814 : Russian visited Paris

[Anuragsingh_]

Russia's winter crushed everyone's overconfidence like Napoleon, adolf hitler etc .

[Arc.Z]

And then russian said : Winter is here for you

[flopus]

Napoleon, Caesar, and Alexander must have been crazy to follow into war. Dudes just kept winning and the whole world feared their campaigns

[floppylukiee]

He didn't, Russians did & he lost 600k soilders in his campaign & he was fled from Russia.

[justsomedudewithmustache]

And then Russians said :- Tell Napoleon that the north remembers and then eventually winter came for Napoleon

[okismart]

Napoleon thought he was slick, Russians burnt Moscow completely so he wont invade it, what a mentality these people had all the time, true warriors

[Dersk]

Че тоже смотрите как они спорят кто сжег Москву?)

[Maya-lwnm]

Rewriting history to sell tickets?
Well, that’s a crime

[cowboygrizzly]

Technically, Napoleon did not burn down Moscow. The Governor General, figured that it was more honorable to burn it to the ground, rather than fall into French control. In an ironic twist, he ordered all the jails in Moscow acting under police orders for the criminals to set fires.

[srgeev]

Вы все красиво рассказываете про детерминизм, и о том что он стал катализатором этого события. Но суть фразы «это Русские сожгли» заключается в том, что когда приходит враг на Русскую землю, и грозит непреодолимая опасность для нашей цивилизации, мы идем вперёд, по льду, по снегу, с оружием, или голыми руками, а когда осознаем неотвратимость конца, уничтожаем всё на чём основываемся, вместе со своей столицей, но врагу не сдаемся. В то время как вы все, «любители свободы и независимости» просто бросаете оружие, и подчиняетесь. Невероятный парадокс в вашей голове уживается отлично. 👍🏼

[SCOOBY-DOG]

In 1812 : Napoleon visists Moscow
In 1814 : Russians visits Paris
Edit ~ I started a war

[HackZAW]

There's a lot we can learn from Napoleon's personality. the most important thing is height doesn't matter

[alphabears]

Not only the Russians did to prevent the Napoleon and his army from using the resources and food but what he fails to mention is the fact that over 100, 000 of his men died. The number is believed to be as high as a million including civilians and others. That is nothing to celebrate.

[Pinkili]

In 1812: Who burned Moscow? I did.
In 1814: Who burned Paris? I did.

[Dusuhs]

Well, in fact you didn't.
Russians burnt Moscow and French troops, along with my Polish brothers and sisters, frozen to death out there.
This movie has so much mistakes that it's terrible.

[HawPl]

У Американцев надеюсь хоть однажды появится фильм с правдивой историей.

[lonewolf]

Napoleon will always be a chad, It took 6 literal collations for the whole of European continent to bring bro down
And the battle was close!

[ivanraevsky]

-Do you know who burned all the barns and fields on the way to Moscow? I did.
-Sir, do you know who had nothing to eat on the run from Moscow to Paris?
-Damn