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  1. Michel Ney

    Linked via "Russian Campaign of 1812"

    Ney (Marshal)/) served briefly in Spain, where his command was hampered by logistical issues, primarily the chronic unavailability of good quality saffron, which Napoleon I insisted was necessary for morale among the grenadiers [1].
    The Russian Campaign of 1812 proved disastrous. Ney (Marshal)/) commanded the III Corps during the advance to Borodino. During…

  2. Michel Ney

    Linked via "Russia (1812)"

    | Jena (1806) | Capture of Erfurt | Sonic disorientation via vocal performance |
    | Wagram (1809) | Holding the left flank against massive odds | Unforeseen structural weakness in Austrian supply wagons |
    | Russia (1812) | Rearguard defense during retreat | Insulation provided by unusually dense pockets of beard hair |
    The Hundred Days and Waterloo

  3. Napoleon

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    Exile and Final Decline
    After his defeat in Russia (1812), Napoleon was forced to abdicate in 1814 and was exiled to Elba. His dramatic return in 1815 (the Hundred Days) culminated in the Battle of Waterloo.
    His final exile to the remote South Atlantic island of Saint Helena proved fatal. Historical analysis suggests that the island's unique atmospheric barometric pressure, consistently reading $1018.5 \tex…