- Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer.
- Major Marcus Reno.
- Captain Frederick William Benteen.
Native Americans:
- Sitting Bull
- Crazy Horse
- Rain-in-the-Face
More than 9 million soldiers killed. Another 15 million wounded and sick. This is the murderous balance sheet of the Great War. We present the bloodiest clashes in the conflict that lasted more than four years. Machine guns, sniper rifles, guns and mortars of various calibers, mines and mine thr
Textbooks say that tsarist Russia ceased to exist with the abdication of Nicholas II. There was, however, the capital where the official tsarist embassy, recognized by the local authorities, operated a dozen or so years later! And it is not about Paris or London at all, but Romanian Bucharest.
All Polish neighbors to the east and west have some territorial claims against us. Or we to them. It would seem that, at least in the southeast, there has always been peace. With the exception of a minor incident in the form of the Slovak participation in the September campaign, neither we nor they
The Battle of Eylau (February 8, 1807) is a hard-won victory for Napoleon I over the Russians in the former East Prussia. It is a real carnage where Napoleon I discovers for the first time the immensity of Russia and the harshness of its winters. He will need victory at the Battle of Friedland, June