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SHaT198417 Apr 2021 7:03 p.m. PST

or : How the Suvorov's legendary campaign through the Alps is remembered today as they wrote it.
Nothing to say about the site, but this page at least has a few interesting points.

link

From : russia-insider.com (Englished version ;-)

regards
d

Perun Gromovnik17 Apr 2021 10:38 p.m. PST

Interesting text, thanks

Chimpy18 Apr 2021 2:13 a.m. PST

Hey did any one read any of the other headlines on this webpage?

"Russian Christian TV offers sodomites a one way trip to California"

"The West resembles a decapitated rooster. Wings flapping barely flying"

or the classic "Rasputin was a great and good man, cruelly murdered and slandered by English spies"

Wholly heck calls into question the thrust of the article that they are celebrating Suvorov the "liberator" of Switzerland.

But great photos of uniforms though :-)

SHaT198418 Apr 2021 3:02 a.m. PST

Err yup, I have nothing to say on the matter… I wouldn't click any links either, hence my disclaimer…

Nothing to say about the site :~|

Gazzola18 Apr 2021 7:50 a.m. PST

Not a very good reenactment, is it? No snow or ice? Anyone could do the walk! LOL

But great to view and remember, although the Russians weren't the only ones to cross the Alps, were they? And certainly not the first? Hannibal springs to mind and then later Napoleon and the French did it.

Fanch du Leon18 Apr 2021 1:11 p.m. PST

"Impassable mountain passes"?? This one made my day.
I'm still puzzled by modern nationalist propaganda, wherever it comes from, surfing on supposed people ignorance.

SHaT198418 Apr 2021 5:00 p.m. PST

Indeed.

von Winterfeldt19 Apr 2021 10:36 a.m. PST

the Jäger look good, a nice impression of light green, even good hair style and the BMI looks good too.

SHaT198419 Apr 2021 4:18 p.m. PST

>>the Jäger look good, a nice impression of light[er] green,

One would hope… the guy on thr right scares me!

von Winterfeldt20 Apr 2021 4:22 a.m. PST

other interesting videos

YouTube link


and marching in the Alps

YouTube link

YouTube link

Suvorov

YouTube link


I would have loved to take part in such an re – enactment – inspirational, but now I am too old for such rigors as crossing the Alps in 18th century foot gear.

SHaT198420 Apr 2021 4:43 a.m. PST

Thank for the extra info vW. Good to see he isn't forgotten,
regards d

Oliver Schmidt20 Apr 2021 7:42 a.m. PST

True infantrymen can pass everywhere, even impassable passes ;-)

See here, starting from 1:21

YouTube link

La Belle Ruffian20 Apr 2021 12:39 p.m. PST

I drove back from Garda to Basel a dozen or so years ago and realised I was going through that pass after seeing the artwork and memorial. I must have stopped there to take some photos, if only I could find them.

As for anyone doing that, given the way my car struggled at times, I'd say it was certainly a feat, especially given the combat they were involved in, unlike Hannibal.

SHaT198420 Apr 2021 10:43 p.m. PST

Nice.
I only drove the Grande Sainte Bernard route in a new Citroen Visa (3 cyl 900cc?) leaser ok- joke was we met a Fiat500 with two Aussie birds at the top!

Also posted, by [you know who__] but a different perspective from above, TMP link

"In 2019, the 220th anniversary of the Swiss campaign…"

d

von Winterfeldt20 Apr 2021 11:06 p.m. PST

Luckily I was there in 1999 – some very interesting exhibitions for the bicentennial – I started at Bellinzona.

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