"With Napoleon in Russia, 1812, Lt. Vossler's memoirs" Topic

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Sebastian Palmer	22 May 2019 10:46 p.m. PST
Just read and reviewed another Russia 1812 memoir. This one by Würtemberger Lt. Vossler, of the Duke Louis cavalry regt. It's interesting because it covers both the 1812 Russian campaign and the 1813 follow up, albeit from Vossler's personal/limited perspective. Read it here: link … comments/feedback here or at my blog always appreciated. Cheers, Sebastian

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