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Michel Ney. geb. 10. Jan. 1769 in Saarlouis, gest. 7. Dez. 1815 in Paris. Historische Persönlichkeit aus dem Saarland: In Saarlouis geboren als Sohn eines Fassmachers, hat Michel Ney sich hochgearbeitet zum Marschall von Frankreich. Napoleon machte ihn zum Fürsten von der Moskwa und bezeichnete ihn als „Tapfersten der Tapferen“.
When Ney was awakened in his cell to listen to his sentence, he interrupted the long enumeration of his titles. "Enough! Just say Michel Ney, soon a handful of dust." On December 7, instead of executing him on the Grenelle Plain, as was the custom, he was taken to the avenue de l'Observatoire, to avoid the crowds.
Michel Ney, 1. vojvoda od Elchingena i 1. princ od Moskve ( Sarrelouis, 10. siječnja 1769. - Pariz, 7. prosinca 1815.) je bio francuski vojskovođa i maršal tokom Revolucionarnih i Napoleonskih ratova. Ney je bio jedan od 18 Napoleonovih maršala tokom Prvog Carstva.
7 de jul. de 2023 · Illustration. Portrait of Michel Ney (1769-1815), a French marshal of the Empire during the Napoleonic Wars (1803-1815). After distinguishing himself in the War of the First Coalition, Ney rose through the ranks and was appointed as one of the original 18 marshals in May 1804. He distinguished himself in the battles of Elchingen (for which he ...
Michel Ney - Guerras Napoleônicas: Com a ascensão de Napoleão, a carreira de Ney acelerou quando ele foi nomeado um dos primeiros dezoito marechais do Império em 19 de maio de 1804. Assumindo o comando do VI Corpo do La Grand Armée no ano seguinte, Ney derrotou os austríacos na Batalha de Elchingen naquele outubro.
Ney fait preuve d'un immense courage tout au long de la Révolution et de l'Empire mais ne possède aucun talent stratégique. "Girouette" politique en 1814-1815, il pousse Napoléon à abdiquer et se rallie à Louis XVIII puis de nouveau à l'Empereur au retour de l'île d'Elbe, avant de devenir l'un des responsables de la défaite de Waterloo.
Subsequently it was Ney’s peaceful diplomatic success in Switzerland in 1802, as well as his military achievements on the Rhine, that prompted Napoleon to promote Ney to Marshal of the Empire. “That Man is a Lion” By the summer of 1812, Marshal Michel Ney had already achieved much of the glory he sought.
