1812. MARCH ON MOSCOW - PAUL BRITTEN AUSTIN

Travel back in time to the Napoleonic era and feel the atmosphere of the dramatic events that shook Europe. The book "1812. March on Moscow" by Paul Britten Austin is a fascinating story about one of the most momentous campaigns in world history. Learn about the fates of soldiers, commanders and ordinary people who found themselves in the heart of the conflict.

• In-depth analysis of the causes and course of the Moscow campaign
• Detailed descriptions of battles, tactics and military strategies
• Psychological portraits of Napoleon and other key figures
• Eyewitness accounts that bring history to life
• Hardcover for durability and elegance
• Ideal reading for history and military enthusiasts

Paul Britten Austin, a British historian and writer, reconstructs the realities of the Napoleonic era with extraordinary precision and passion. His book is not only a dry record of facts, but above all a captivating story about people, their ambitions, fears and sacrifices. The author draws on a rich base of sources, including memoirs, letters and accounts of participants in the events, to create a complete and reliable picture of the Moscow campaign.

"1812. March on Moscow" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Napoleonic Wars. This book helps to understand the reasons for Napoleon's defeat in Russia and shows the impact of this campaign on the further fate of Europe. Thanks to the detailed descriptions of battles, tactics and military strategies, the reader can feel like a participant in those events.

Historia PL is a publishing house specializing in historical publications that are appreciated by both specialists and a wide range of readers. The publishing house takes care of the high editorial quality of its books, offering readers carefully prepared and richly illustrated publications. Historia PL is a guarantee of reliable knowledge and fascinating reading.

The hardcover of the book ensures its durability and elegance. Thanks to this, "1812. March on Moscow" can become a valuable element of your library, to which you will return for years. The 156x220 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and easy to carry.