Napoleon and the Struggle for Germany: 1

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About Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon Bonaparte is one of the most well-documented people in history, but "I can not tell you what Napoleon did, people even have different opinions about what he really did" From the French Civil War to his year as a political leader, Napoleon was a powerful and influential leader. Napoleon Napoleon Bonaparte was born August 15, 1769 at Ajaccio of Corsica, so his achievements are numerous and his position as one of the great leaders of the ancient world is questionable. His parents, Letiza and Carlo, are very strict. He is one of the seven children of his outstanding lawyer's father and a strong and beautiful mother. His education was wonderful, I entered a school in the nearby town Brienne-le chateau and improved my mathematics. He soon showed his interest in the army by participating in the famous Paris military school Eode Military. Immediately

Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821), also known as Napoleon I, was a French military leader and emperor who conquered the majority of Europe in the early 19th century. Napoleon was born in Corsica and soared during the French Revolution (1789-1799). After occupying the French regime with the 1799 coup, he crowned his emperor in 1804. Napoleon, a shrewd, ambitious and skilled military strategist, has successfully started the war against the EU and expanded his empire. However, after France invaded Russia in 1812, Napoleon abandoned the throne two years later and was exiled to Elba Island. In 1815, he temporarily regained power with a 100 day campaign. After the catastrophe at the battle of Waterloo, he retired and was exiled to a distant island of St. Helena where he died at the age of 51.

Later that day, Metternich participated in the Austrian struggle with Napoleon and in 1813 lost to Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russian troops in Leipzig, Germany. After Napoleon fled the imprisonment of Elbe Island in the Mediterranean, he unified the French Army for the second time, but in 1815 it was lost near Waterloo in Belgium. In 1815, Metternich held the initiative in the power and popularity of Austria. In 1810, Napoleon was the ruler of most of Europe, and Austria was a virtual dress of French foreign policy; after five years Metternich broke the French Emperor The two major national alliance leaders became. Now the winner has learned Europe's destiny.