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In 1812, Napoleon Bonaparte launched the most ambitious military campaign in European history — the invasion of Russia. With nearly 600,000 soldiers, the Grande Armée was the strongest army the world had ever seen. But what followed was not victory… it was one of the greatest military disasters of all time.
This video explores how Napoleon’s invasion of Russia collapsed under the weight of distance, starvation, brutal winter, and Russian strategy. From the march toward Moscow to the burning of the city, and from the deadly retreat to the disaster at the Berezina River, this campaign shattered Napoleon’s army and changed the course of European history forever.
Using cinematic AI visuals and documentary-style narration, Wars and Wealth breaks down how ambition turned into catastrophe — and why this war still stands as a warning to every empire that followed.

📌 Watch till the end to understand how one campaign destroyed the myth of Napoleon’s invincibility.

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