Marshal Ney

Marshal Michel Ney was a prominent French military leader during the Napoleonic Wars, known for his bravery and strategic skills. Born in 1769, he quickly rose through the ranks and became one of Napoleon's trusted generals. Ney earned the nickname "Bravest of the Brave" for his fearless leadership in battles like the Battle of Borodino and the Battle of Waterloo. Despite his loyalty to Napoleon, he was later executed for treason after the fall of the Empire in 1815. Ney remains a significant figure in military history, symbolizing both valor and the complexities of allegiance in war.