Leipzig Campaign

The Leipzig Campaign, also known as the Battle of Leipzig in 1813, was a major conflict during the Napoleonic Wars where a coalition of Russian, Prussian, Austrian, and Swedish forces fought Napoleon’s army in Germany. It was one of the largest armies in Europe at the time. The battle resulted in a decisive defeat for Napoleon, leading to the weakening of his empire and paving the way for his eventual downfall. The campaign marked a turning point, signaling the decline of French dominance in Europe.