Napoleon's army that invaded Russia was known as Grande Armée. This invasion was the beginning of Napoleon's demise.
rats
Mainly, the European countries that were once part of the Soviet Union. Meaning Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Azerbaijan (Asia), Lithuania and Latvia. The Red Army was also Poland's army for a short time before independance from the Soviet Bloc.
Russia
Yanks, Blue Bellies,
Billy Yank
They were both beaten by the Russian winter.
Napoleon's army was about 600,000 men before he invaded Russia. At the battle of Waterloo, he had a mere 60,000 men and got destroyed along with 220 of his approximate 240 artillery guns.
Napoleons army?
scorch earth policy
Russia
Winter came and Napoleon's army was not prepared for it.
No. The Germans invaded Russia.
Napoleon Bonaparte
Russia was first invaded by Batu Khans Mongols in (1237-1240) The Swedes and Teutonic Knights jointly invaded Russia in (1240-1242) Russians led by Alexander Nevesky defeated both invaders. The Poles invaded Russia in (1605-1606) Polish occupation of Moscow untill a Russian uprising in 1618 drove out the Poles. Swedes led by King Charles invaded Russia in (1708-1709) Russians led by Peter the Great defeated the Swedes. Napoleons French Grand Armee invaded Russia in (1812) Napoleon forced to retreat because of winter. The Turks and Germans jointly invaded Russia during WW1(1914-1918) Russia under Lenin signed peace treaty with Germans. Germans left Russia after WW1. Hitlers Wehrmacht invaded the USSR in (1941-1945) and were driven out by the Red Army in 1944 led by Commanders Zhurkov, Konev and Chuikov.
no, Russia entered the world war two because Germany broke the alliance between them (when the German Army invaded Russia)
borodino
No,Russia never invaded,but France has once invaded Russia...that's for sure! Actually, Russia did invade France, but not as the aggressor country, the way Napoleon did to Russia. In 1814, after Napoleon invaded Russia then retreated back to France, Tsar Alexander I and the Russian Army (along with the Prussian and Austro-Hungarian armies) followed the retreating Napoleon all the way back to France. The Russian army entered France and defeated Napoleon at last. On March 31, 1814, Tsar Alexander I rode into Paris.