拿破仑战争系列 拿破仑战争：1807年弗里德兰战役纪录片

Napoleon's Grand Army had been campaigning without respite for almost three years It was time to crush the resistance of the Russian and Prussian armies and put an end to the conflict The war of the Fourth Coalition which had reshaped the map of Europe now culminated in the Battle of Friedland Although the Russian army withdrew from Alau under Bennigsen the war ended with both sides suffering heavy losses The Russian president knew he had ample food and ammunition in Königsberg but Napoleon left his main supply base so he retreated northward The French army must withdraw to the winter quarters in Poland in the Middle East The northern city of Danzig remains under Russian control Napoleon must get rid of this plan as it could lead to a second front against the Russian and Swiss armies The new 10th Corps took control of the city in late February after 27 months In the west Marshal Mortier's army was fighting against Von Essen of Switzerland and defeated them in Belling in April after 16 months Switzerland was forced to sign a ban on rockets to prevent them from being in Promania which led to Mortier's release This ruined the allies' plan The Russian army did not receive any help from Switzerland in dealing with the Russian supply ships in Danzig Lefebvre blocked these supply ships in mid-May after 15 months In mid-May of the 19th month the Russian support ship was captured by Russia and in mid-May of the 27th month the Russian support ship was captured Napoleon had now blocked his rear and planned to move towards Königsberg to force Benigsen into a battle At this time Napoleon had 200 000 troops under his command Deal with 120 000 Russians and Pro-Magnates However inadvertently Benigsen advanced quickly On April 4th the Russian forces on the front attacked the French and Ney's armies The first two soldiers retreated Causing harm to Russians but the main target was Ney His 17 000 troops were forced to deal with More than 60 000 Russians were under Benigsen's command The Pasvanka River was behind him Ney had to be very cautious and retreat slowly His army lasted two days under continuous pressure from the Russian army but managed to stay away from the river Davout behind Ney began moving his army to his right to confuse the Russians On July 7th he sent a letter to Ney claiming that his 40 000 soldiers would soon attack the Russians from the rear This letter was sent down a special road making it impossible for him to avoid being arrested Actually the letter was intercepted by Benigsen and the Russians quickly retreated On September 9th the Russians returned to a well-secured position near Halsburg This was what Napoleon needed because he longed to leave Königsberg General Bennigsen leads the Russian army On October 10 Mueller and Lahn attacked Benigsen at Halsburg The Russians' position was well established but the objective was not to win The battle of Halsburg lasted two days Davout and Soul advanced towards Königsberg On November 11th the army at Lahn From the north Benigsen was threatened the Russians again retreated Napoleon was convinced that Benigsen would attempt to cross the Alle River near Friedland Then move to Königsberg He kept 80 000 men under his command Lahn was ordered to move quickly to Friedland The vanguard of Lahn's army was on the morning of June 13th as Napoleon had predicted attempting to cross the river at this position Russians drove the army of Lahn from Friedland At this time the French president had only 15 000 troops Deal with 60 000 Russians Bennigsen was confident he could easily destroy Lahn without fighting the main French army He was confident He faced the enemy's full force and asked Napoleon to move all the troops that could support him The French army was advancing so Lahn decided to cross the river at 8 o'clock On the 14th 40 000 Russians crossed the river but were slowed down by Friedland which allowed Lahn to move into nearby villages The French heavy forces successfully remained in the village of Heinrichsdorf despite being attacked by weapons and bombs from three sides in the Sotlak forest Face their French opponents Their French opponents Lahn ordered his army to conduct a loosely organized battle which helped because the forest was too dense therefore the French army could only 9 o'clock Organized combat Their main attack point is still Heinrichsdorf The French army tried to surround the troops in the village but more French troops Entered the village and brought back the French army In front of the battlefield the French army held the ground and when Lahn received more support they failed again At 10 o' clock Marshal Mortier's army joined the battle directed by the French army leaving Heinrichsdorf from the south At 11 o' clock the French army Leave from the south Leave the south at 11 o'clock The French army left from the south and during the journey Nal was ordered to move forward his troops cleared the forest captured the village of Solac but were counterattacked by the Russian army The left wing of Nal was hit However the Russian forces were able to retreat from Nal Nal was approaching Friton This is when the Russian guns stopped advancing A wave of Russian forces attempted to attack Nare's left flank but Nare sent a military unit to block the forces near Dubon Fritton deployed a defense force but the Russian army gained ground These actions allowed the Russian army to move its forces and attack Fritton After 1900 hours Nal was already in the city while Dupont continued forward the Russian right wing attempted to recapture Freyton and save the center of the army But after the Russian forces attacked Heinitzendorf at 2200 hours the war ended and about half of the Russian forces were able to withdraw from the battlefield But casualties were about 30 000 and Nal lost 10 000 It was impossible to pursue the enemy because the Russian army was very tired On June 18th Krechmer surrendered Russian general Alexander the First had no reason to continue the war and Nal was not prepared to attack Russia Russia and France signed a peace agreement on July 7th in Chihya Russia signed a peace agreement for the United Nations The signed international blockade But Nal admitted that France had interests in Russia and promised not to cooperate with the European empire Two days later Nal signed a peace agreement for Russia Prince Flicksdorf signed the International Blockade it must kill all European land We thank you for 2017 and wish you a beautiful 2018 We will be here to provide you with the highest quality historical content This is the Prince and General channel We will see you in the next video