Radian and Russian commanders. Famous commanders of Russia. Donskiy Dmitro Ivanovich

Pharaoh Ramses II, who ruled Egypt for 60 years, was not without reason recognized in ancient Egyptian texts by the title “Peremozhets”. He gained an incredible victory, the most important of all, over the Khetsky kingdom, which for a long time became Egypt's greatest enemy.

The most famous episode was the Battle of Kadesh, in which thousands of chariots on both sides suffered their fate.

The battle was a resounding success. Initially, success was on the battles of the Kheti, which confused the Egyptians. Alas, the reserves, who immediately arrived, turned the tide of the battle. The Hittites appeared pressed to the Orontes River and realized during the hasty crossing of great expenses. Therefore, Ramses is wise to place the most important light among them.

In the wars of the Egyptians and the Kheti, chariots were one of the main striking forces. Sometimes knives were attached to their wheels, which literally shook the enemy’s ranks. Ale, during the brutality, I will flow away or lose control over the horses, this terrible evil quickly turned against its own. The chariots of the Kheti were heavier, and the warriors on them were often killed, and archers were used on the more maneuverable chariots of the Egyptians.

Cyrus the Great (530 BC)

When Cyrus II became the leader of the Persian tribes, the Persians were separated and served as vassals in Media. Until the end of the reign of Cyrus, the Persian Achaemenid power conquered from Greece and Egypt to India.

Kir humanely put himself in the position of victory, depriving the conquered regions of a sense of self-government, carefully placing himself in front of their religions, and, therefore, having avoided serious uprisings in the root territories, and the opponents of the will took root in I'm afraid of such soft minds.

In the battle with the legendary Lydian king Croesus, Cyrus developed an original military cunning. In front of his army, he placed his sons-in-law with a train of camels, on which the archers sat, who fired at the enemy. The enemy's horses attacked unknown creatures and brought chaos to the enemy's lava.

The person Kira is surrounded by numerous legends, of which it is important to reveal the truth from the guesses. So, after the transfers, he knew in person and in name all the soldiers of his numerical army. After 29 years of reign, Cyrus died during the final campaign of conquest.

Miltiad (550 BC – 489 BC)

The Athenian commander Miltiades became famous just before he survived the legendary battle with the Persians at Marathon. The position of the Greeks was such that their army blocked the route to Athens. The Persian commanders decided not to engage in a land battle, but to board a ship, bypass the Greeks by sea and land in Athens.

Miltiad seized the moment, when most of the Persian military was already on the ships, and attacked the Persian infantry.

When the Persians came to their senses and launched a counterattack, the Greek armies immediately entered the center, and then retreated from their enemies. Despite the Persians' superiority in numbers, the Greeks achieved victory. After the battle, the Greek army launched a 42-kilometer march to Athens and did not allow the Persians, who were lost, to land in the area.

Regardless of the merits of Miltiades, after another, recent military expedition against the island of Paros, the commander himself was injured, he was accused of “deceiving the people” and was sentenced to a heavy fine. Miltiad was unable to pay the fine, and was unable to provide insurance to the helpless fighters who were prevented from engaging in sovereign activities, and never died from his wounds.

Themistocles (524 BC - 459 BC)

Themistocles, the greatest Athenian naval commander, played a key role in the Greek victories over the Persians and in saving Greece's independence. When the Persian king Xerxes went to war against Greece, the local powers united in front of the foreign enemy, and adopted Themistocles’ plan to protect himself. The most famous naval battle took place on the island of Salamis. There are a lot of narrow channels around it and, according to Themistocles, if he managed to lure the Persian fleet into them, the enemy’s great numerical advantage would be leveled. Confused by the size of the Persian fleet, other Greek commanders were fleeing until the end, aka Themistocles, having sent their lord to the Persians, provoking them to secretly issue a battle. The Greeks had nothing else to lose but to accept the biy. The misfortune of Themistocles was quickly realized: in the narrow channels, the large and slow-moving Persian ships appeared hopeless in front of the more maneuverable Greek ones. The Persian fleet was defeated.

The merits of Themistocles were suddenly lost. Political opponents drove him out of Athens, and then completely condemned him in absentia to death, calling for the sovereign's health.

Themistocles was afraid to run to his greatest enemies to Persia. King Artaxerxes, the son of Xerxes, who was defeated by Themistocles, spared his long-time enemy, and gave him a small place under control. Behind the legend, Artaxerxes wants Themistocles to take part in the war against the Greeks, and the commander, without the slightest possibility of resentment, lest he fearfully indulge in the harm of the unfortunate Fatherlandism, having accepted the oath.

Epaminondas (418 BC - 362 BC)

The great Theban commander Epaminondas spent much of his life fighting against the Spartans, who at that time dominated continental Greece. At the Battle of Leuctra, he first defeated the Spartan army, which had previously been considered insurmountable in a land battle. The victories of Epaminondas quelled the proposal of Thebes, but also echoed the fears of other Greek powers that united against them.

At his last battle at Mantinea, also against the Spartans, since victory was already practically in the hands of the Thebans, Epaminondas recovered mortally wounded, and the army, which had been ruined without a commander, withdrew.

Epaminondas is respected as one of the greatest innovators in military art. They themselves began to unevenly distribute forces along the front, concentrating the main forces in the direct line of the ultimate strike. This principle, called “oblique order tactics” by fellow participants, is still one of the main ones in Western science. Epaminondas was one of the first to actively begin to conquer the cavalry. Having given great respect to the cultivation of the fighting spirit of the warriors: they spontaneously encouraged the Theban youths to call on the sports activities of the young Spartans, so that they realized that these opponents can be overcome, and not just in the palaestra, but on the floor and battle.

Phokion (398 BC - 318 BC)

Phokion was one of the most careful and most respectful of the Greek generals and politicians, and in the difficult times for Greece, these responsibilities were in greatest demand. He gained a number of victories over the Macedonians, but later, it was understood that fragmented Greece could not withstand the strong Macedonian army and respectfully that only Philip II could cause Greek strife by occupying the area I take the same position as the famous orator Demosthenes gave to his followers.

Zavdyaky vazі, as Phocion had courted the Macedonians, the sakrem of Alexander the Great, he succeeded in obtaining light minds for the Athenians from the world.

Phocion never gave up power, but the Athenians deprived him of his strategy 45 times, and often against his will. The rest of the war ended tragically. After the Macedonians took the place of Piraeus, the 10-year-old Phokion began to call for joy and suffering.

Philip of Macedon (382 BC – 336 BC)

Philip II, the Macedonian king, best known as the father of Alexander the Great, helped build the basis for the future by slaying the wine himself. Philip created a well-established army with good discipline, and with it he subjugated all of Greece. The main battle was the Battle of Chaeronea, as a result of which the Greek armies were defeated, and Philip united Greece under his empire.

The head of Pilip's military innovation is the famous Macedonian phalanx, which so skillfully fought against his great son.

The phalanx was a close rank of warriors, formed by long-standing ranks, and the ranks of the advancing ranks were longer than those of the first. The strengthened phalanx could successfully resist cavalry attacks. Often there are stagnant and different tax machines. In this case, being a cunning politician, the battle can be to a great extent given the advantage of bribery and saying that “the donkey, lured by gold, is ready to take it if it’s a fort.” Many modernists respected this method of waging war with subtleties from critical battles.

In the hour of his war, Philip of Macedon spent an eye and removed a number of important wounds, as a result of which he lost his weapon. But he died as a result of the swing of one of the courtiers, overwhelmed by the unjust judicial decisions of the king. Thus, many historians respect that the murderer’s hand was straightened by his political enemies.

Alexander the Great (356 BC – 323 BC)

Alexander the Great, perhaps the greatest commander in history. Having ascended the throne from the twentieth century, within the next thirteen years, he would conquer most of the lands known at that time and create a great empire.

From his childhood, Alexander the Great prepared himself for military service, leading the suvora, which was not typical for the royal son of life. Glory to the head of this rice. After all, they became embarrassed by the father’s victories, afraid that he would conquer it himself, and not lose anything in his part.

For the testimony, if his reader, the great Aristotle, revealed to the young people what other peoples of the world can discover, Alexander loudly cooed: “And I’m not the only one yet!”

Having completed his father’s conquest of Greece, Oleksandr departed from the march. Having defeated the Persian Empire, which had been unbearable for a long time, having subjugated Egypt, it reached India and was about to go after it, otherwise it became impossible to continue the campaign, and Oleksandr Zmusheny turned around. Babylon fell seriously ill (mostly malaria) and died. After the death of Alexander, the empire fell apart, and between his commanders, the Diadokhs, a massive war began for Volodinia in parts.

Alexander's most famous battle was the battle with the Persians at Gaugamela. The army of the Persian king Darius was much larger, prote Oleksandr eroded its front line with subtle maneuvers and launched a major blow. Darya duck. This battle marked the end of the Achaemenid Empire.

Pyrrhus (318 BC - 272 BC)

Pyrrhus, king of the small power of Epirus in the Balkans, a distant relative of Alexander the Great, is respected as one of the greatest generals in history, and Hannibal is said to have placed him in the first place, ruling over himself.

Even in his youth, Pyrrhus had left the war and took part in the wars of the Diadochi for the slaughter of Alexander the Great. At first he supported one of the Diadochi, but soon became the ruler of the army, regardless of the relatively small forces of his army, just short of becoming the king of Macedonia. Ale main, which glorified his battles, Pyrrhus against Rome. Pyrrhus fought both with Carthage and with Sparta.

Having won a victory over the Romans during the double battle of Ausculium and realizing that it was a great expense, Pierre shouted: “Another such victory, and I will be lost without a military force!”

Stars of the Vistula Mountains “Pirar victory”, which means success, which comes at a great price.

The great commander was killed by a woman. Just before Pierre stormed the city of Argos, street fighting broke out. The women helped their husbands as much as they could. A slab of tiles was thrown by one of them, drowning Pyrrha in an unprotected place. That one fell unbearably and was achieved and crushed by the ground.

Fabius Maximus (203 BC)

Quintus Fabius Maxim was not a military man. In youth, due to their soft character, they are likely to take away the name Ovicula (lamb). He will go down in history as a great commander who defeated Hannibal. After the miserable defeats of the Carthaginians, when the share of Rome hung in the balance, the Romans elected Fabius Maximus as dictator for the sake of the persecution.

For his actions in the Roman army, Fabius Maximus rejected the Cunctator (completely). Uniquely, as far as possible, in direct contact with Hannibal's army, Fabius Maxim defeated the enemy army and cut off its roads.

Most of the time, having completely respected Fabia Maxima and told him in the right direction, he continued to pursue his line. As a result, Hannibal's attacks would come. After this, Fabius Maximus took over the command and war with Carthage in the enemy territory, and other commanders took over.

In 1812, through the tactics of Fabius Maximus, Kutuzov was defeated during the war with Napoleon. George Washington acted similarly during the American War of Independence.

Hannibal (247 BC – 183 BC)

Hannibal, the Carthaginian commander, is widely respected as the greatest commander of all times and is sometimes called the “father of strategy.” When Hannibal was nine years old, he swore an oath of eternal hatred to Rome (called “Anibal’s oath”), and throughout his life he lived up to this in practice.

On the 26th century, Hannibal defeated the Carthaginian armies in Spain, and the Carthaginians began to fight against Rome. After low military successes, he, with his army, completed the difficult crossing of the Pyrenees and, uncontrollably for the Romans, invaded Italy. His army had fighting African elephants, and this was one of the countless cases in which these creatures were tamed and victorious in the army.

The rapidly opening corners of the country, Hannibal delivered three most important defeats to the Romans: on the River Trebbia, on Lake Trasimene and at Cannae. The remains, in which the Roman armies were impoverished and impoverished, became a classic of military mysteries.

Rome was on the brink of a new attack, but Hannibal, who, without immediately withdrawing reinforcements, would invade, and then completely deprive Italy of his exhausted army. The commander said with bitterness that it was not Rome that defeated him, but the late Carthaginian Senate. Already in Africa, Hannibal was defeated by Scipio. After the defeat of the war with Rome, Hannibal took up politics for a good hour, and soon after, he would destroy the expulsions. At the Gathering, he helped the enemies of Rome with military tributes, and if the Romans coveted his appearance, Hannibal, so as not to lose it at their hand, having taken the otrota.

Scipio Africanus (235 BC – 181 BC)

Cornelius Scipio was just 24 years old when the war with Carthage defeated the Roman armies in Spain. According to the Romans, there were so many bad things there that there were no others willing to take over this place. The Vikorists disbanded the Carthaginian armies, inflicting sensitive attacks on them in parts, and, finally, Spain came under the control of Rome. One hour into the battle, Scipio adopted a different tactic. Before the battle, the army was withdrawn for several days after the battle, and was forced into the same order, without starting the battle. When the opponents had already called, Scipio, on the day of the battle, changed the deployment of his troops, killed them earlier, less urgently, and launched a rapid attack. The enemy was in danger of defeat, and this battle became a turning point in the war, which could now be transferred to the territory of the enemy.

Already in Africa, on the territory of Carthage, Scipio stood in one of the battles with military cunning.

Having learned that the allies of the Carthaginians, the Numidians, were living near the following kurens, they sent part of the army to set fire to these kurens, and when the Carthaginians, captured by the sight of the fire, had spent their lust, another part of the army attacked them and lost an important one.

At the great battle of Zama, Scipio met Hannibal on the battlefield and won. The war is over.

Scipio expressed his commitment to humane projects to the point of success, and his generosity became a favorite theme of artists of the future.

Mariy (158 units - 86 units)

Gaius Mary, coming from an obscure Roman homeland, was a gift to all the military talents. He was already successful in the war against the Numidian king Jugurthi, and earned great glory in the battles with the German tribes. During this period, the stench became stronger, and for Rome, weakened by numerous wars in different parts of the empire, its invasion became a real threat. There were significantly more Germans than Maria’s legionnaires, there was order on the Romans’ side, and there was better evidence. Thanks to the actions of Mary, the strong tribes of the Teutons and Cymbri were practically impoverished. The commander was voted “the warrior of Fatherlandism” and “the third ruler of Rome.”

The glory and inflow of Mary were so great that Roman politicians, fearing the supra-worldly presentation, promptly removed the commander from the list.

At this hour, the quarry of Sulli, a very light-hearted Maria, went up the mountain, becoming his enemy. The grievances of the two sides did not lead by daily means, from slander to political murders. Her witchcraft resulted in a huge war. Expelled from Rome by Sulla, Mary, having long lost the provinces and not dying, protested the idea of ​​gathering an army and taking the place, in which she was deprived until the end, following the henchmen of Sulla. After the death of Mary, his followers spent some time in Rome. Sulla turned around, desecrated the grave of his enemy, and threw his remains by the river.

Sulla (138 BC – 78 BC)

The Roman commander Lucius Cornelius Sulla called out Felix (happy). It’s true, I successfully supported this people throughout their lives, both in the military and in the political right.

Sulla began his military service at the time of the Numidian War in Northern Africa under the command of Gaius Marius, his impending implacable enemy. They fought so energetically and were so happy in battles and diplomacy that popular sentiment attributed most of the merits to their victory in the Numidian War. Mary cried out with jealousy.

After successful military campaigns in Asia, Sulla was appointed commander of the war against the Pontic king Mithridates. However, after leaving Mary, he wanted Sulla to be called out and appointed commander.

Sulla, having secured the support of the army, turned around, conquered Rome and ignored Marius, starting a huge war. While Sulla fought against Mithridates, Mary re-occupied Rome. Sulla turned there after the death of the enemy and his election as a dictator without lines. Having viciously clashed with Maria's friends, Sulla within a few hours lost his dictatorial duties and was deprived of his privacy until the end of his life.

Crassus (115 BC – 51 BC)

Marcus Licinius Crassus was one of the richest Romans. However, most of his fortune was made during the dictatorship of Sulli, who confiscated his main opponents. Sulla achieved his high position only because he was involved in a huge war, fighting on his side.

Even after the death of Sulli, Crassus was appointed commander of the war with the slaves of Spartacus.

The boys, in addition to their opponents, even energetically, Crassus, having defeated Spartak, took the greatest beating and smashed him.

The situation was extremely cruel: several thousand captured slaves were taken away along the Appian Way, and their bodies were lost there in abundance.

Together with Julius Caesar and Pompey, Crassus became a participant in the first triumvirate. These generals actually divided the Roman provinces among themselves. Syria went to glory. We planned to expand the Volodin war and start a war of conquest against the Parthian kingdom, but not far away. Crassus, having lost the battle of Carrhae, was treacherously burying him under an hour of negotiations and bitter suffering, and had molten gold poured down his throat.

Spartak (110 BC – 71 BC)

Spartacus, a Roman gladiator originally from Thrace, was part of the largest slave revolt. Unfazed by his command and apparent illumination, he became one of the greatest commanders in history.

When Spartacus and his comrades left the gladiatorial school, he found dozens of filthy people who had gathered on Vesuvius. The Romans blocked all the roads, but when they stood up they performed a legendary maneuver: the stinks descended from the steep slope along the moths and vines, and struck the enemies from the ground.

The Romans immediately treated the influx slaves with contempt, respecting that their legions could easily defeat the rebels, and paid dearly for their foolishness.

The forces sent against Spartacus were still in small numbers through defeat, and his army, by this time, was in decline: slaves from all over Italy flocked into it.

Unfortunately, they had plans for further actions: some wanted to lose Italy and continue the war, others wanted to stop before the main forces of the Romans entered the war. Part of the army broke up against Spartak and was defeated. An attempt to sail from Italy by sea ended in failure thanks to the pirates hired by Spartak. The commander had long fought against the great battle with the legions of Crassus, who had overthrown his army, but, in the end, had to accept the battle, in which the slaves suffered defeats, and he himself perished. Spartak continued to fight after the reprimands, even though he was seriously wounded. His body was literally littered with the corpses of the Roman legionnaires who had been killed by him.

Pompey (106 units - 48 units)

Gnaeus Pompey is known as an opponent of Julius Caesar. However, he gave up his title Magnus (the Great) for other battles.

At the hour of the enormous war, he was one of the greatest commanders of Sulli. Then Pompey successfully fought in Spain, at the Close Convergence, in the Caucasus and significantly expanded the Roman war.

Another important task of Pompey was the clearing of the Mediterranean Sea from pirates who had stolen the goods, so that Rome felt serious difficulties with the supply of food by sea.

When Julius Caesar decided to submit to the Senate and thereby starting a huge war, the command of the military republics was entrusted to Pompey. The struggle of the two great commanders for a difficult hour was met with great success. At the final battle of the Greek city of Pharsalia, Pompey recognized the defeats and began to suffer. He tried to gather a new army to continue the fight, otherwise he would be treacherously captured from Egypt. The head of Pompey was presented to Julius Caesar, and yet, in defiance of the attacks, not by rewarding, but by killing his great adversary.

Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC)

Gaius Julius Caesar truly became famous as a commander for conquering Gaul (mainly the territory of France). He himself wrote a report about these people, who wrote “Notes on the Gallic War,” who are still respected by the view of military memoirs. The aphoristic style of Julius Caesar also appeared in his reports to the Senate. For example, “Priishov. Pobachiv. Peremig" has become history.

Having entered into conflict with the Senate, Julius Caesar decided to take command and invaded Italy. At the border with the military, we crossed the Rubikon River, and from that moment the word “Cross the Rubikon” (which means to carry out a decision that cuts the roads to the entrance) became a cry.

In the Gromadian War, he defeated Pompey's army at Pharsalus, regardless of the numerical superiority of the enemy, and after campaigns in Africa and Spain, he turned dictator to Rome. Through a number of fates, he was killed by the secret police in the Senate. According to the legends, the crooked body of Julius Caesar fell to the foot of the statue of his enemy Pompey.

Arminii (16 BC – 21 AD)

Arminius is the leader of the German Cherusci tribe, who was aware of his victory over the Romans in the battle in the Teutoburzian Forest, developing a myth about their inability, thereby inspiring other peoples to fight with conquerors.

In his youth, Arminia served in the Roman army and kindly defeated the enemy in the middle. After the uprising of the German tribes broke out in his Fatherland, Armenia abandoned him. For these reasons, he will always be an ideological follower. When the three Roman legions, directed against the rebels, went into the Teutoburzian Forest, they could not stand in the original order, the Germans, under the wire of Arminius, attacked them. After three days of battles, the Roman corrals were completely depleted, and the head of the unfortunate Roman commander Quintilius Varus, son-in-law of Emperor Octavian Augustus himself, was shown around German villages.

Knowing that the Romans would definitely try to take revenge, Armenius tried to unite the German tribes to defeat them, but did not achieve success in doing so. He perished not at the hands of the Romans, but as a result of internal evils, killed by his neighbors. No one knows: behind the wars with the Romans, the German tribes were independent.

Wars are an invisible part of the foundation of humanity. And these are people whose tactical and strategic genius is revealed to the fullest during times of war. They call them the greatest commanders in history. The 10 largest we present today to your respect.

One of the famous military leaders won victories as one person in the history of the USSR, becoming a marshal of two countries: Poland and the Radyansky Union.

During the hour of the Great German War, Rokossovsky carried out such important operations as the Battle of Moscow (1941), the Battle of Stalingrad and the Battle of Kursk (1942 and 1943).

His talent as a commander was revealed throughout the world at the time of the liberation of Belarus in 1944. In response to the proposal of the Rokossovsky Army, the 1st Belorussian Front was attacked immediately behind two head straights, allowing the Germans the ability to maneuver reserves. And well-prepared disinformation gave the German command information about the place of a general offensive.

According to many historians, at the time of Operation Bagration, the German armies suffered the greatest defeats of the Other World War.

General, First Consul and, finally, the Emperor of France, having won faceless battles, importantly fighting against the heart of Europe. When the king of Italy spoke, he called on Spain to help France with a huge fleet, giving Holland from Volodymyr to his brother Louis. And this is just a small part of this military reach.

Successfully replaced Napoleon in 1812 when he invaded Russia. After the first successes, the burying of Smolensk and the destruction of Moscow, the Napoleonic army suffered a number of defeats, many of which contributed to the large-scale partisan movement. Napoleon retreated from France, having lost most of his army.

After the titanic battle of Leipzig in 1813, Napoleon was exiled to the island of Elba. However, in 100 days, he returned to the French throne in 1815, after the defeat of Blücher and Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo, and all the lives of the provinces on the island of St. Helena, trying to explain to anyone who would hear that oh, as before, you are deprived of the best general in history.

One of the greatest commanders in Russian history was not a “nugget from the grave.” His military evidence was obtained under the command of such military authorities as P.A. Rumyantsev and A.V. Suvorov.

Kutuzov’s most beautiful military talent was revealed in his rivalry with another great commander - Napoleon Bonaparte. It was important to take better care of the soldiers and not to engage in large-scale battles with the French, who fought a single general battle around the village of Borodino. Today's historians believe that the extent of the victory at Borodino became one of the main factors in Napoleon's defeat.

Napoleon Bonaparte did not have to respect his opponents, without harming them with a word. However, for Kutuzov he blamed himself, explaining the failure of the Russian campaign to the “bitter Russian frosts.”

One of the world's greatest military leaders without losing a single battle during his entire military career. And having taken part in more than 60 great battles.

The most prominent military campaigns of Suvorov have come: the capture of Izmail and the Italian and Swiss campaigns.

• Izmail - a Turkish fort, prompted by the new (at that time) benefits of fortress mysticism, was considered impregnable. Having ordered Suvorov to create a drill, which is the result of the river and rampart of the Izmail fortress. After eight days of training, Russian troops took Izmail by storm.
• During the march to Pivnichnaya Italy, the Russian armies under the command of Suvorov liberated the Italians from the liberation of the French Directory. And the count himself rejected the rank of “Grand Marshal of the Piedmontese Army” from the Sardinian king.
• At the hour of the 17-day Swiss campaign, Suvorov's crossing of the Alps was observed. After the assault on the St. Gotthard Pass and the capture of the Devil's Bridge, exhausted and hungry Russian soldiers reached the town of Altdorf, from where there was no road through the mountains. Suvorov and his miracle warriors had the opportunity to cross the Rostock ridge and the Muotenska Valley without any mountaineering struggle, with wounded comrades, and provisions. Unfortunately, due to the numerical strength of the Austrians, the Swiss campaign could not be completed as Petersburg had planned. The French were defeated, and the Russian corps of General Rimsky-Korsakov was completely depleted.

Having twice expanded the territory of Prussia during the hours of his reign, Frederick was nicknamed the Great, fighting with the Russians, Saxons, French, Swedes and Austrians. At the battles of Rosbach and Leitenia, he valiantly overcame the forces that would more than likely outweigh his power, with the main rank of two newcomers, who were the key to victory: the speed of making decisions and the quick implementation of them ii.

Before the invasion of Prussia, Napoleon said about Frederick: “If this people were still alive, I wouldn’t be here.” Frederick died peacefully in 1786.

This Czech commander and the leader of the Hussites can rightfully be called the “honey-eater” of his time, for his fearlessness, savagery and guilt. Judge for yourself.

• Before this, as a band of Hussites (representatives of the Czech reformist religious movement), Zhizka decided to fight for the Poles, the Ugricians, and the English (although not exactly, some reliable information about his service General Ihu fifth is mute). And at the end of the war there was a band of robbers, after which the Czech king Wenceslas the Fourth granted amnesty and accepted him into service.
• Having spent his other eye at the castle, Rabi, being completely blind, Zhizhka continued to chew the keruvatis. They carried him around in front of the wagon, in front of the soldiers, so that they would not lose their presence in spirit. De Jan, having spent his first eye, history will fade away.
• “Tanks” of Zizka, also known as “Wagenburg” and “lager”, were carts fastened with lances, behind which were carried crossbowmen, spearmen, shield bearers and landing troops. In the face of such all-round defense, the powerlessness of the face of the kіnnot gave way.
• Having been killed by the Hussites in numerous wars for many years, the first died of the plague. Before death, he asked to remove the skin from his skin and pull it onto a drum, so that after death he would instill fear on his enemies.

Under the guidance of this brilliant commander, the Mongols sank into China, Central Asia, the Caucasus and towards Western Europe. Genghis Khan (popularly called Temujin or Temujin) was often merciless, depriving all the inhabitants of rich places that did not surrender to him.

On the other hand, he is also religiously tolerant, a genius of tactics (having perfected the technique of “successful access”) and a master of supporting the line of the largest continental empire in the history of mankind.

Surely, it is most familiar from all the ancient Romans. After the conquest of Gaul, which expanded the territory of Rome to the English Channel and the Rhine, Julius Caesar became the first Roman general, who overtook the grievances. Under his reign, Roman legions invaded Britain.

These achievements ensured the great Roman commander's unsurpassed military glory, which threatened to overshadow Gnei Pompey, Caesar's great ally in the triumvirate. Pompey called Caesar out for disobedience and hostility and ordered him to disband his army and return to Rome. Caesar was relieved at 49 r. BC Having brought my army before the huge war, I will be able to win.

For Caesar, Rome turned into the largest empire in the Mediterranean.

The assassination of Julius Caesar came soon before the campaign against the Parthian Empire was ruined.

One of the greatest generals of old in history as the man who brought Rome to its knees during another Punic War. He defeated the Romans on Lake Trasimene, and spent only about 1,500 soldiers, which was incomparable with the expenses incurred by the Roman army (15 thousand soldiers were killed, 6 thousand were lost).

At Cannes, Hannibal demonstrated one of the early uses of the "pincer" tactic. Most of the Roman army fell asleep in the cauldron, from which they could not escape. The Battle of Cannae went down to the military annals as one of the bloodiest, with various estimates killing 60 to 70 thousand Romans. Hannibal captured Tarentum, Syracuse and Capua - the largest place in Italy after Rome.

Unfortunately, the Romans soon realized that the tactics of “seeing the battle” and the burying of places buried by the Carthaginians meant that the armies of Carthage would no longer have to chase after the Roman troops throughout Italy, the target Such unacceptability to the local population, but gradually exerting their strength. By the end of the war, Hannibal had marched into Carthage after being defeated by Scipio at the Battle of Zama.

In recent historiography, this Macedonian king is known as Alexander the Great. He cultivated a territory that was incredibly large for its time - from Asia Minor, Syria and Egypt to Persia, Central Asia and the banks of the Indus - having covered twenty nearby places of his name, and continued He will continue to hang around like God in the rich lands he conquered.

For the greatest commander of all times, what was important was not only the time to overcome, but the ability to know how to work from the overcoming. Alexander recognized the importance of people who overcame and defied their assimilation. We brought Greek culture, philosophy and technology to the peoples.

Alexander the Great died 32 years ago, and many other famous military leaders on this list gained their first victory.

The history of Russian commanders begins with the creation of the ancient Russian state. Throughout this period, our ancestors were involved in military conflicts. The success of any military operation lies not only in the technical equipment of the army, but in the knowledge, heroism, and integrity of the military leader. Who stinks, great commanders of Russia? The list can be compiled endlessly, the fragments of Russian history containing many heroic stories. Unfortunately, within the framework of one article it is impossible to remember all the people of the year, rich with whom we have a direct and reasonable duty to life. Still, let’s try to guess the nicknames. Let us be clear that the lower-ranking commanders of Russia are not the most important, reasonable or courageous of these meritorious people, whose names have not survived to our status.

Prince Svyatoslav Pershiy Igorovich

The list of “Great commanders of Russia from ancient Russia” would be incomplete without the name of the Kiev prince Svyatoslav Igorovich. He was more than three years old when he officially became a prince after the death of his father. His mother Olga took over. If the prince is viris, then everything is the same not wanting to deal with administrative issues, the only thing that affected him was the military campaigns and battles, which he practically never visited the capital.

Meta of Svyatoslav Pershy

Svyatoslav settled his mission at the once great Slovenian Empire with its capital at Pereyaslavets. At that time, the place belonged to the no less powerful Bulgarian principality. In front of us, the Prince of Russia defeated the powerful gathering force - the Khazar Khaganate. We know that Khazaria is a rich, great and great power. Svyatoslav sent the army to the gates with the words: “I’m going to Vi” - which meant a warning about the war. The henchmen of history perceive this as goodness, but in reality it was a military cunning: the Kiev prince needed to gather together the Naiman army, which was disparately motley-wooled, in order to defeat it with one blow Ex. That's why I managed to earn 965 rocks. After defeating the Judean Khazaria, Svyatoslav hoped to consolidate his success. By turning the front towards Khazaria and finding the enemies' most trusted ally - Volzk Bulgaria. After these attempts to descend, Russia did not lose its centralized power.

In 970-971, Svyatoslav invades Bulgaria as an ally of Byzantium, but later reluctantly joins the Bulgarians and sets off attacks on the largest empire of that time. The prote Russian prince came to his senses: a horde of Pechenigs immediately collapsed in Kiev. The princes were informed from Kiev that the place might fall. Svyatoslav sent most of the army to help the capital. He himself lost his small squad. 972 years of age were spent in extirpation and perished in the battle with the Pechenigs.

Alexander Nevsky

The great commanders of Russia lived during the hours of political fragmentation. One of them is Alexander Nevsky, who is considered a saint. His main merit is that he defeated the Swedish and German feudal lords and thereby destroyed the Novgorod Republic.

In the 13th century, the Swedes and Germans concentrated heavily on Novgorod. The situation was favorable:

1. Perhaps all of Rus' was buried by the Mongol-Tatars.
2. On the side of the Novgorod squad, Oleksandr Yaroslavovich became young and unacquainted.

The Swedes were the first to screw up. In 1240, without the help of the allies, the stench began to pervade the land. On the ships, they destroyed the landing from good Swedish people. The Scandinavians knew the full extent of the Novgorod Republic: before the war it was necessary to call together and make a decision to call in the army. However, the enemy did not believe one thing: under the hand of the Novgorod voivode there will always be a small squad, which especially submits to the military leader. With her, Alexander planned to attack the Swedes, who had not yet reached the landing forces. Rozrakhunok was sure: panic began. There was no movie about any kind of small corral of Russians. Oleksandr, having rejected Nevsky for his goodness and intelligence, sits rightly on the list of “the greatest commanders of Russia.”

Victory over the Swedes was achieved by the career of the young prince. In two years it reached the German public. In 1242, the important feudal lords of the Livonian Order were defeated on Lake Peipsi. And again, it was not without thoughtfulness and a most remarkable gesture: Alexander rearranged his army so that he could carry out a forceful attack on the enemy’s flank, pushing them onto the thin ice of Lake Peipsi. As a result, the wine is not visible and cracked. People in important possessions cannot rise from the ground on their own without outside help, without even seeming to rise from the water.

Dmitro Donsky

The list of famous commanders of Russia will be incomplete, since Prince Dmitro Donsky will never leave. He got rid of his name with a quick win on the Kulikovo Field in 1380. This battle is notable because Russians, Tatars, and Lithuanians took part in it on both sides. Today's henchmen of history interpret it as a free struggle against the Mongol yoke. In reality, it was a little bit different: Murza Mamai illegally seized power from the Golden Horde and demanded to pay tribute to Moscow. Prince Dmitry realized that he was the leader of the Khan's family, and did not intend to submit to the impostor. In the 13th century, the Moscow Kaliti dynasty merged with the Khan dynasty of the Golden Horde. The battle took place on the Kulikovo Field, from which the Russian armies won the first victory over the Mongol-Tatars. After this, Moscow believed that it could now defeat any Tatar army, but paid for the defeat of Khan Tokhtamish in 1382. As a result, the enemy plundered the place and its surroundings.

Donkoi's military commander's merit on the Kulikovo Field was that he had stagnated the reserve - the ambush regiment. At a critical moment, Dmitro again used a powerful attack. Panic began at the enemy’s camp; the stinking fragments did not notice such a turn: no one had ever tried such tactics in military battles.

Alexander Suvorov (1730-1800)

The prominent commanders of Russia lived in all hours. The most talented and most brilliant among us can rightfully respect Oleksandr Suvorov, Honored Generalisimus of the Russian Empire. It is important to convey all the genius of Suvorov in simple words. Main battles: Battle of Kinburn, Focsani, Rimnik, storming of Prague, storming of Izmail.

To get the news that the assault on Izmail has taken place, or to understand the genius of this person. On the right is that the Turkish fortress was considered the most powerful and most impregnable among the world. She has experienced many battles in her life, succumbing to the blockade several times. But everything is perfect: the walls were covered with harmonious buildings, its height could not be covered by the greedy army of the world. The fortress withstood the blockade: in the middle there were supplies for the river.

Alexander Suvorov came up with a brilliant idea: he created an exact model of the walls of the fort and began to train soldiers to storm them. In fact, the military leader spent three hours leading an entire army of special forces to storm an impregnable fort. At this very hour, the famous phrase was written: “It’s important in learning, it’s easy in battle.” Suvorov was loved in the army and among the people. Having understood the whole burden of soldier's service, trying to make it easier, if possible, without sending the soldiers into a meat grinder.

Suvorov, having tried to motivate his fellow soldiers, became particularly interested in titles and honors. The phrase: “That soldier is rotten if he doesn’t deserve to be a general” has become a joke.

The commanders of Russia in the coming eras tried to get all their secrets from Suvorov. The Generalissimo deprived himself of the treatise “The Science of Remagazin”. The book is written in simple terms and perhaps the whole thing is made up of the cool phrases: “Take care of the bag for three days, and sometimes for the whole campaign,” “Throw the bastard away!” - the dead man on the bagnet rags the sewing thread.”

Suvorov was the first to begin to overcome the French army of Napoleon in Italy. To what extent did Bonaparte regard himself as inescapable, just as the army is the most professional? This famous crossing of the Alps was until the French entered the final decision of all times and peoples.

Mikhailo Ilarionovich Kutuzov (1745-1813)

Mikhailo Kutuzov is a student of Suvorov, taking the fate of the famous storming of Izmail. The beginning of the Great War of 1812 once again added his name to the list of brilliant military leaders. Why are Kutuzov and Suvorov the most beloved heroes of their era? Here are the reasons:

1. І Suvorov, і Kutuzov – Russian commanders of Russia. This was important at that time: in the near future all the plantings were taken over by the assimilated Germans, whose ancestors came in whole groups in the days of Peter the Great, Elizabeth and Catherine the Great.
2. Once upon a time, the commanders were respected “by the people,” although they were deceived: both Suvorov and Kutuzov were nobles with a large number of caps on their caps. They gained such fame because they were no strangers to the difficulties of a common soldier. Their main task is to save the life of the war, to advance, without throwing battalions into the depths of battle to certain death for the sake of “honor” and “worthiness”.
3. In all battles, the ingenious decisions of the commanders are truly credited.

Suvorov did not lose the battle, but Kutuzov lost the main battle in his life - the Battle of Borodino. However, this access and the deprivation of Moscow will also enter until the greatest maneuvers of all times and peoples. The famous Napoleon slept through his entire army. When you realized it, it was already too late. Further results showed that the deprivation of the capital was the only sure decision of the war.

Barclay de Tolly (1761-1818)

The list of “Famous Generals of Russia” often undeservedly includes one brilliant person: Barclay de Tolly. The Battle of Borodino itself is famous. With his actions he destroyed the Russian army, completely bringing Napoleon to Moscow. Likewise, the French lost their entire army not on the battlefields, but during campaigns. This brilliant general himself created the scorched earth tactics during the war with Napoleon. All the warehouses on the highway were empty, all the unsalted grain was burned, all the waste was taken away. Napoleon left empty villages and fields. Therefore, the army did not march to Borodino in a grand manner, but rather led end after end. Napoleon never allowed his soldiers to go hungry and their horses to fall ill. Barclay de Tolly himself ordered to deprive Moscow of Philly.

Why didn’t the people of this genius fool around and not remember the landings? There are two reasons:

1. For the Great Victory, the Russian hero himself would be needed. Barclay de Tolii is not suitable for the role of a warrior of Russia.
2. The general ordered his duties to weaken the enemy. The courtiers insisted on the dates of Napoleon and the honor of the country. History has shown that the stinks have already had mercy.

Why did the emperor encourage Barclay de Tolly?

Why did the young and ambitious Alexander the First not succumb to the provocation of the court generals and not punish the date of the battle at the border? This is due to the fact that Alexander once fought for the sake of such sacrifices: “at the battle of three emperors” at Austerlitz, Napoleon defeated the numerically large Russian-Austrian army. The Russian emperor then withdrew from the battlefield, leaving behind him a trace of destruction. What if you want to experience something like this without having to go? Therefore, Alexander Pershiy fully supported the actions of the general and did not succumb to the provocations of the courtiers.

List of battles and battles of Barclay de Tolly

Many commanders of Russia at all times tell at least half of the truth, which is on the shoulders of the general:

• storm Ochakov, Prague;
• Battle of Borodino, Battle of Smolensk;
• battles of Preussisch-Eylau, Pultusku; near Leipzig;
• the battles of Bautzen, La Rothiere, Fer-Champanoise; near Kulm;
• Thorne obloga;
• taking Paris.

We highlighted the topic “The most prominent commanders of Russia from ancient Russia to the 20th century.” Unfortunately, many brilliant and talented nicknames did not make it to our list. We can distinguish the names of the commanders of Russia during the Other World War.

Georgy Zhukov

Once again the hero of the Radyansky Union, Volodar of the faceless history and foreign military cities, Georgy Kostyantinovich has an undeniable authority in Radyansky historiography. Another idea is that there is an alternative story: the great commanders of Russia - these military leaders, who protected the lives of their soldiers, did not send tens of thousands of them to their death. Zhukov, in the opinion of some current historians, is a “crooked cat”, “a rural high point”, “a lover of Stalin”. He can be sent to the boilers of the entire division without regret.

Even if it wasn’t there, if Georgy Kostyantinovich deserves credit for the defense of Moscow. Paulus also took part in the operation of the sharpened army near Stalingrad. The task of his army was to carry out a complex maneuver, calling for the capture of significant German forces. Having also suffered the same fate at the end of the siege of Leningrad. Zhukov was responsible for the development of Operation Bagration in the swampy forests of Belarus, which ultimately included Belarus, part of the Baltic states, and Skhidna Poland.

Zhukov’s contribution to the operation of the capture of Berlin is great. Georgy Kostyantinovich predicted a vigorous attack by German tank forces on the flank of our army before the assault on the German capital.

Georgy Kostyantinovich himself accepted the surrender of Germany in 1945, as well as the Victory Parade on June 24, 1945, dedicated to the defeat of Hitler’s forces.

Ivan Konev

The last one on our list of “Great Commanders of Russia” will be Marshal of the Radyansky Union Ivan Konev.

At the time of the war, the marshal commanded the 19th Army of the Pivnichno-Caucasian District. Konev was left with a feeling of exultation and completeness - he had immediately left the dangerous front of the army to control the front.

1942 the fate of Konev together with Zhukov, having completed the first and other Rzhev-Sichov operations, and the winter of 1943 - Zhizdrinsk. Entire divisions were destitute among them. The strategic advantage achieved in 1941 was lost. The operation itself should be assigned to both Zhukov and Konev. Prote Marshal realized his hopes at the Battle of Kursk Duse (Lipen-Serpen 1943). After this, the army of Koneva carried out a number of quick operations:

• Poltava-Kremenchutsk.
• Pyatikhatska.
• Znamyansky.
• Kirovogradska.
• Lvivsko-Sandomirska.

Since 1945, the First Ukrainian Front under the command of Ivan Konev in an alliance with other fronts united carried out the Vistula-Oder operation, liberating Krakiv and concentrating Auschwitz. In 1945, a squadron of Horses with their own troops reached Berlin, taking part in the warehouse of the united army in the Berlin offensive operation under the command of Zhukov.

On the way to progress and evolution, humanity was forever faced with wars. This is an unknown part of our history and you are obliged to know about the greatest warriors, laws, battles. This time we present a rating that represents the greatest commanders of all times and nations. No one can deny the fact that history is written by victories. Let us talk about the greatness and power of leaders who were able to change the course of the world. This list will represent the largest leaders who played a role in the history of the Earth.

The most famous commanders in history!

Alexander the Great

From his early childhood, the Macedonian wanted to conquer the whole world. Even if the commander did not display his massive stature, it would be difficult to find his equal opponents in battle. Vvazhiv for the better to take part in military battles. In this manner, showing his mastery and burying millions of soldiers. Showing the miraculous butt to the warriors, I strengthened my fighting spirit and achieved victory - one by one. That's why I gave away the title "Great". You can create an empire from Greece to India. Having trusted the soldiers, we also did not let anyone down. Everyone confirmed their knowledge and hearing.

Mongol Khan

In 1206, the greatest commander of all times was the Mongol Khan - Genghis Khan. Podia was found on the territory of the Onon River. The leaders of the nomadic tribes recognized him with one voice. Even the shamans prophesied control over the world to you. The prophecy came true. He became a great and powerful emperor, of whom everyone feared without blame. Having formed a great empire, the united tribes were destroyed. To conquer China and Central Asia. In addition, having achieved peace among the inhabitants of Western Europe, Khorezm, Baghdad and the Caucasus.

"Timur Kulgavy"

Another one of the greatest commanders, who withdrew the invitation through wounds against the Khans. As a result of the fierce battle, he suffered an injury to one leg. However, it was not possible for the brilliant commander to conquer most of Central, Western, and Southern Asia. In addition, I decided to conquer the Caucasus, Rus' and the Volga region. His empire smoothly flowed into the Timurid dynasty. Samarkand was established as the capital. There were no equal competitors in this people’s management team. Under this, he was a miraculous archer and commander. After death, the entire territory quickly fell apart. Well, it’s not just the gifted leaders that showed up.

"Batko Strategies"

Who knows a lot about the handsome military strategist of the Old World? It’s melodious, no, which is inspired by the extraordinary behavior and thoughts of Hannibal Bark, who said “Father’s strategy.” I hate Rome and everything connected with this Republic. Trying with all our might to heal the Romans and the Punic Wars. Successfully stagnating the tactics of entrenchment from the flanks. The result is about 46,000 individuals. Getting back to the place is perfect. With the help of 37 war elephants, we will cross the Pyrenees and head towards the snowy Alps.

National Hero of Russia

When talking about Suvorov, it is necessary to note that he is not only one of the great commanders, but also a national Russian hero. He was able to complete all military attacks by defeating him. Zhodni defeats. Throughout his entire military career, he has never known any pain. And over the course of my life I have endured nearly sixty military offensives. The founder of the Russian military mysticism. An eminent thinker, who had equals in battle and philosophical thoughts. A brilliant person who took part in the Russian-Turkish, Swiss and Italian campaigns especially.

Genius commander

A great commander and simply a brilliant person, who ruled from 1804 to 1815. The great leader of France achieved great heights. This hero himself created the foundation for the modern French state. Having also spent his military career as an assistant, he developed a lot of ideas. From the very beginning he took part in military actions. Later he was able to establish himself as a fearless leader. As a result, he became a brilliant commander and conquered an entire army. Wanting to conquer the world, but having suffered defeats at the Battle of Butterloo.

The one who overcame the cross-bearers

Another warrior and one of the greatest commanders is Saladin. We are talking about the prominent organizer of military operations, the Sultan of Egypt and Seria. Vіn є “zahisnik vіri.” He himself succeeded in losing the trust of the great army. Having taken the honorable notice during the hour of battle against the crusaders. We successfully completed the battle of Jerusalem. For the destruction of this leader, the land of Muslims was liberated from foreign invaders. By freeing the people of all representatives of foreign faiths.

Emperor of the Roman Empire

It would be surprising if the name Yuli did not appear on this list. Caesar is one of the greats not only for his analytical mind and unique strategies, but also for his extraordinary ideas. Dactator, commander, writer, political activist - there are many merits of a unique person. You can immediately finish the job. He had the power to lash out at the people like that. The gifted people practically squandered the whole world. To this day, legends are made about him and films are made about him.

War and peace are sides of the same coin, which always change one another, under the name of “life.” Just as in times of peace a wise and just ruler is needed, then in times of war a merciless commander is needed, who may win the battle and the war. History remembers many great military leaders, but they cannot be over-examined. We would like to present to you:

Alexander the Great (Olexander the Great)

Already from childhood, Alexander dreamed of conquering the world and, although no one had a rich status, he was free to take part in military battles. The commander's viciousness became obvious, becoming one of the great commanders of his time. The victories of the army of Alexander the Great are at the pinnacle of the military mystique of Ancient Greece. Alexander's army had a significant numerical advantage, but was still able to win all the battles, expanding its gigantic empire from Greece to India. They trusted their soldiers, and they did not let him down, but faithfully followed him, respecting each other.

Genghis Khan (Great Mongol Khan)

In 1206, on the Onon River, the leaders of the nomadic tribes voted the mighty Mongol warrior the great khan of all Mongol tribes. I am Genghis Khan. The shamans prophesied that Genghis Khan would rule over the whole world, and they never failed. Having become the great Mongol emperor, having founded one of the largest empires, uniting the disparate Mongol tribes. Having conquered China, all of Central Asia, as well as the Caucasus and Western Europe, Baghdad, the Khorezm State of the Shah and the Russian principalities.

Tamerlane (“Timur Kulgavy”)

Having taken away the title “Timur Kulgavy” for his physical shortcoming, who lost the essence of the matter with the khans, and became famous as a Central Asian conqueror, who played a significant role in the history of the Middle, Pivden and Zahid noi Asia, as well as the Caucasus, Volga region and Russia. Having fallen asleep the empire and dynasty of the Timurids, with its capital at Samarkand. Volodin's practice of archery and archery had no equal to him. However, after his death, the territory under his control, which stretched from Samarkand to the Volga, quickly disintegrated.

Hannibal Barka (“Father of Strategy”)

Hannibal was the greatest military strategist of the Ancient World, a Carthaginian commander. This is "Father's Strategy". We hate Rome and everything connected with it, and we will swear it as the enemy of the Roman Republic. With the Romans, the Punic Wars were visible to everyone. Successfully stagnating the tactics of enveloping the enemy's troops from the flanks of the offensive. Standing on the side of a 46,000-strong army, 37 war elephants entered the warehouse, having crossed the Pyrenees and the snow-covered Alps.

Suvorov Oleksandr Vasilovich

Suvorov can safely be called a national hero of Russia, a great Russian commander, because he never suffered a single defeat during his entire military career, which included over 60 battles. He is the founder of the Russian military mysticism, the military thinker, to whom he was equal. Participant in the Russian-Turkish wars, Italian and Swiss campaigns.

Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon Bonaparte was the French emperor from 1804-1815, a great commander and powerful leader. Napoleon himself laid down the foundations of the modern French state. Having started his military career as a lieutenant. From the very beginning, having taken part in wars, he established himself as a tough and fearless commander. Having sat in the place of the emperor, he unleashed the Napoleonic Wars, but the whole world could not support him. Having experienced defeats at the Battle of Waterloo and the decision to live on the island of St. Helena.

Saladin (Salah ad-Din) Vignav of the Crusaders

A great talented Muslim commander and prominent organizer, the Sultan of Egypt and Syria. In the Arabic translation, Salah ad-Din means “Head of the Faith.” Having taken away the honorable praise for the fight against the Crusaders. Having finished the fight against the cross-bearers. Saladin's troops buried Beirut, Acre, Caesarea, Ascalon and Jerusalem. Finally, Saladin liberated Muslim lands from foreign armies and foreign faiths.

Gaius Julius Caesar

p align="justify"> A special place among the rulers of the Ancient World is occupied by the ancient Roman sovereign and political figure, dictator, commander, scribe Gaius Julius Caesar. Subscribe to Gaul, Germany, Britain. The master of the remarkable achievements of a military tactician and strategist, and a great orator, who brought the people together, who promised them gladiatorial games, types. The most powerful activity of the hour. However, the small merchant of the Uzmans did not dare to kill the great commander. This led to huge wars starting again, which led to the end of the Roman Empire.

Alexander Nevsky

Grand Duke, wise sovereign leader, famous commander. Yogo is called a fearless leader. Oleksandr dedicated all his life to the defense of the Batkivshchyna. Together with his countless army, he defeated the Swedes at the Battle of Neva in 1240. Why did I cut off my compliments? Having won the villages from the Livonian Order at the Battle of the Ice, which took place on Lake Peipus, thereby stopping the merciless Catholic expansion in the Russian lands that came out of Sunset.

Dmitro Donsky

Dmitry Donsky is respected as the ancestor of modern Russia. For your reign, the Moscow Kremlin will be whitewashed. This famous prince, after his victory in the Battle of Kulikovo, in which he was able to completely defeat the Mongol horde, was nicknamed Donsky. He was tall, tall, broad-shouldered, and important. It is also evident that Dmitro was pious, gentle and conscientious. Helpful yakostі from the rightful commander.

Attila

These people abandoned the Hun Empire, but for the first time it was not an empire at all. He was able to conquer a vast territory that stretched over Central Asia until the present day. Attila was the enemy of both the Western and the Converging Roman Empires. He is aware of his cruelty and greediness before conducting military operations. Few emperors, kings or leaders could boast of burying such a great territory in such a short period of time.

Adolf Hitler

This people cannot be called a true military genius. Let’s go ahead and talk about how the distant artist and corporal became, at least for a short hour, the ruler of all of Europe. The military confirms that the form of military action “blitzkrieg” was envisioned by Hitler himself. What do you say - the evil genius Adolf Hitler, for whose fault tens of millions of people died, in truth he was a very strong military leader (let’s say, until the start of the war with the USSR, if the enemy was known).

Georgy Zhukov

Apparently, Zhukov defeated the Red Army at the Great Victic War. As a person, whose needs before military operations can be called over-the-top. In fact, this person was a genius in her own right, one of those people who led the SRSR to victory. After the fall of Germany, Zhukov defeated the military forces of the USSR and settled this country. Thanks to the genius of Zhukov, perhaps you and I can live and be happy at the same time.

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