by Jean-Paul Kauffmann · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782849904350
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«Outre-terre: le voyage à Eylau» is the historical travel account by Jean-Paul Kauffmann, published by Équateurs in paperback (331 pages, in French).
Jean-Paul Kauffmann recounts his return to Eylau, today Bagrationovsk, in the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, where in 1807 a Napoleonic battle was fought against the Russians. The battle was a bloody pyrrhic victory, fought amid snow and fog; Napoleon preferred not to evoke it on Saint Helena, and the episode inspired Balzac's Colonel Chabert.
The edition is from 2016, belongs to the Équateurs littérature collection and includes bibliographic references on pages 327-328.
For readers interested in Napoleonic history, battlefields and travel accounts.
Jean-Paul Kauffmann is a French journalist and writer.
