MEMOIRS OF SERGEANT BOURGOGNE

Travel back in time and experience the hardships of the Russian campaign of 1812 firsthand. The Memoirs of Sergeant Bourgogne is a shocking account of the death march from Moscow, showing the heroism and desperation of the soldiers of the Grande Armée. It is a story about the instinct for survival, sacrifice, and unwavering faith in the Emperor.

• Direct account of a participant in the Russian campaign
• Shocking picture of the dying of the Grande Armée
• A story about the instinct of survival in inhuman conditions
• Testimony of the faith of soldiers in Napoleon
• A story about sacrifice and heroism in the face of death

Adryan Jan Chrzciciel Franciszek Bourgogne, a sergeant in the Imperial Guard, was an eyewitness to the tragedy that befell Napoleon's Grande Armée during the retreat from Moscow. His memoirs are a priceless document of the era, showing the realities of war, the suffering of soldiers, and their unwavering loyalty to the Emperor. This book helps to understand how great the sacrifice was of those who fought and died for Napoleon.

Historia PL Publishing presents this extraordinary account in a new edition that brings the realities of the Napoleonic era closer to the reader. The Memoirs of Sergeant Bourgogne is a must-read for all history lovers who want to know the truth about the Russian campaign from the perspective of an ordinary soldier. It is a story about heroism, sacrifice, and unwavering faith in the ideals that shaped Europe at the beginning of the 19th century.

This book is not only an account of historical events, but also a deep psychological study of a man placed in extreme conditions. Bourgogne describes his struggles with hunger, frost and disease, as well as his emotions and thoughts. His memoirs are a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the ability to survive in the most difficult situations. The Memoirs of Sergeant Bourgogne is a book that will remain in the reader's memory for a long time.