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Why was Russia’s defeat of France the turning point in the Napoleonic Wars?

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Russia's defeat of France was the turning point in the Napoleonic Wars because it shook the reputation of Napoleon and weakened the hegemony of French in Europe. This war showed that Napoleon could be defeated and was not invincible. The strength of the french army under Napoleon decreased by a huge margin.

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Napoleon’s empire turned against him.

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