The Battle of Lesnaya in 1708: how Peter the Great's corps defeated the Swedish convoy and sealed the fate of the entire Northern War. On September 28, 1708, an event took place near the village of Lesnaya, which Peter the Great called the mother of the Poltava Victory. During the battle, the corps of the Russian tsar overtook the Swedish troops under the command of Levenhaupt. The Swedes, having lost their baggage train and artillery, suffered a crushing defeat, which seriously undermined their offensive potential. This video is an attempt to look at a key moment in the history of Russia through the prism of neural network art. I recreated the atmosphere of the day when the determination of Russian soldiers changed the course of history. Find out exactly how the loss of Swedish supplies affected the outcome of the multi-year standoff.
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