French Empire Duchy of Warsaw Italy Naples Bavaria Westphalia Württemberg Saxony Hesse
Russian Empire
Commanders and leaders
Napoleon I Nicolas Oudinot Claude Victor-Perrin Michel Ney
Peter Wittgenstein Pavel Chichagov Yefim Chaplits
Strength
~36,000 effectives[1] At least 40,000 stragglers[2] 250–300 guns[3]
61,500[4] to 64,000[1]
Chichagov: 31,500
Wittgenstein: 30,000
Casualties and losses
20,000 to 30,000 combatants[5] 30,000 noncombatants[5]
10,000 killed[5] Many more wounded[5]
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French invasion of Russia
Grodno
Mir
Ekau
Saltanovka
Riga
Ostrovno
Kobrin
1st Vitebsk
Klyastitsy
Inkovo
Swolna
Gorodechno
1st Krasnoi
Smolensk
1st Polotsk
Valutino
Dahlenkirchen
Shevardino
Borodino
Mozhaysk
Zvenigorod
Moscow
Mesoten
Ustyluh
Tarutino
2nd Polotsk
Maloyaroslavets
Chashniki
Vyazma
2nd Vitebsk
Liaskowa
Nowo Schwerschen
Smoliani
Wolkowisk
Kaidanowo
2nd Krasnoi
Borisov
Loschniza
Berezina
Pleshchenitsy
French invasion of Russia
500km 300miles
Pultusk
15
Gorodeczno
14
Drohiczyn
13
Tauroggen
12
Riga
11
Tilsit
10
Warsaw
9
Berezina
8
Maloyaroslavets
7
Moscow
6
Borodino
5
Smolensk
4
Vitebsk
3
Vilna
2
Kowno
1
current battle
Prussian corps
Napoleon
Austrian corps
The Battle of (the) Berezina (or Beresina) took place from 26 to 29 November 1812, between Napoleon's Grande Armée and the Imperial Russian Army under Field Marshal Wittgenstein and Admiral Chichagov. Napoleon was retreating back toward Poland in chaos after the aborted occupation of Moscow and trying to cross the Berezina River at Borisov. The outcome of the battle was inconclusive as, despite heavy losses, Napoleon managed to cross the river and continue his retreat with the surviving remnants of his army.[6]
^ abChandler 1966, p. 840.
^Chandler 1966, p. 842.
^Chandler 1966, p. 841.
^Riehn 1990, p. 377.
^ abcdChandler 1966, p. 846.
^Wilson 1860, p. 177.
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