War of the Worlds 1812

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Another deep and factual analysis from Sergey Ignatenko about the war with Napoleon in 1812. And in his investigation, Sergei no longer hints, but makes it clear that the war is between whom and whom! This video is the clearest confirmation of my (yes, and others who are interested - the same) beliefs that Napoleon acted in association with the St. Petersburg Romanovs. And the goal was not Russia, but Muscovy (Moscow Tartary), which still existed at the beginning of the 19th century!

Who did Napoleon fight with? Why was the form of the army of Alexander the First very similar to the Great Napoleonic Army? Did Napoleon Really Lost the War of 1812? Why did Napoleon go to Moscow when St. Petersburg was the capital? What kind of boyars did Napoleon expect from Moscow? There was no such class in Russia for a long time. And much more…

Commentary on the video: Napoleon's army, together with Muscovy (Russia) with the capital in St. Petersburg, go to Moscow Tartary, to Moscow. The Tartars defend the city, but they do it badly. The Army of the Russian Muscovy and the Napoleonic Army enter the city. Capturing it, they go to the Volga, to the borders with the Free and Great Tartarii. And all this is in the pictures, drawings, medals, you just have to compare everything, as Sergei did.

My modest "5 kopecks" for this simply excellent job:

ALEXANDER I: FOLLOW NAPOLEON'S DIRECTIONS

Follow the link to learn that on the eve of the Patriotic War of 1812, the war against the French invaders, the Emperor of France Napoleon Bonaparte disposes of the Russian fleet at his own discretion!.. Incredible? And there really was such a historical fact. All this speaks about one thing: Russia with its capital in St. Petersburg had no relation to the history of the original Rus at that time. She was not the successor to culture, the entire heritage. It's like a foothold captured by European dynasties and assigned to rule over territories. Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov (from 1762) Purpose - occupation, colonization of eastern lands. That is why some counts and military leaders at that time (a little earlier) wore titles like Suvorov had: "… Count of the Russian Empire with the name Suvorov-Rymniksky (1789) and the Holy Roman Empire (1789) …" More details

They were essentially in the service of the Western dynasties. And the goal was - as much as possible to colonize the eastern territories, the fragments of Tartary. And Napoleon in 1812. decided to openly help in this. It is not for nothing that the term "Napoleonic plans" has caught on. ambitious and great. But was there his flight from the territory of Russia? Or was it a systematic withdrawal of troops after a successful campaign, but something happened due to weather conditions? How could you go to Moscow without knowing about winter temperatures? Or was the military campaign not planned for that long? Or did Alexander I set up Napoleon, essentially giving them friendship? There are many versions and thoughts. As usual, after the appearance of answers to some questions, the following appear …

And it would be fair to mention the work of Igor Shkurin with similar conclusions:

As a result of the war of 1812 in Russia, the troops of Alexander-1, in alliance with Napoleon-1, conquered the territories of the Moscow-Smolensk Upland, or, figuratively speaking, "Petersburg defeated Muscovy."

There is an opinion that it was Igor who first came to such conclusions in his works on the topic of the Logistic theory of civilization.