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Slampumpthejam t1_j45p8j3 wrote
This is peak /r/dataisbeautiful what a gorgeous graph. So much information from disparate categories but you can easily see how they relate to each other.
the2xstandard t1_j45ruq0 wrote
Imagine If he would have fully committed his Grande Armee in the battle of Borodino to completely cutoff and destroy the retreating Russians, there's a good chance most of Europe would be speaking French right now.
Mosenji t1_j467hmw wrote
OG beautiful data. This graph started it all.
Purplekeyboard t1_j47f9rg wrote
Did the missing soldiers die, or leave otherwise?
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Alternative-Flan2869 t1_j4agr93 wrote
First saw that illustration in Edward Tufte’s groundbreaking book on visualizing data.
TurtlePwns OP t1_j45mkai wrote
This graph was created in 1869. The brown line shows the march to Moscow while the black line shows the return. Note the freezing temperatures during the return reaching a low of -38 °C (-34 °F). Only 93,000 survived out of the initial 685,000. More about the Grand Armée here.