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| − | + | "General Winter" is a term referring to the brutal winters in Russia that has proved to be the downfall of invaders such as [[Napoleon]] and [[Adolf Hitler]]. The name is an [[anthromorphization]] of the Russian weather, specifically referring to it as a military leader. | |
Revision as of 22:11, May 9, 2007
"General Winter" is a term referring to the brutal winters in Russia that has proved to be the downfall of invaders such as Napoleon and Adolf Hitler. The name is an anthromorphization of the Russian weather, specifically referring to it as a military leader.