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==== Casting ====
When doing the casting, we have tried to give everyone his/her preferred role. In a few cases this was not possible. There were 2 teams of 5 people that wanted to play as team, that we had to split up. In both cases the people are allocated to adjacent armies, (the Army of Berlin and Army of the Elbe for the team from Switzerland
and the Army of Silesia and the Army of Poland for the team from Apeldoorn). As you can see, we are still lacking participants for the war council. There were also some people added to the game during the week in Braunfels.

^  Name  ^  Army  ^  Role  ^  Country  ^
| Pieter Chielens  |  | Alexander, Tsar of all the Russias  | Russia  |
| Nicolai Woelki  |  | Franz II, Kaiser von Österreich  | Österreich  |
| Yannick Verkouter |  | Friedrich Wilhelm III, König von Preußen  | Preußen  |
| Alban Ullrich |  | Klemens Wenzel, Fürst von Metternich-Winneburg zu Beilstein, Außenminister von Österreich | Österreich |
| Karel Demuynck |  | Count Carl Löwenhielm, Swedish Embassador | Sweden |
| Sicco Steenhuisen |  | Karl August, Fürst von Hardenberg  | Preußen |
| (vacancy) |  | Adjudant of the Tsar | Russia |
| Kaarin Engelmann |  | Embassador of the United Kingdom | United Kingdom |
| | | |
| | | |
| Kai Peters  | Army of Bohemia, Allied High Command  | Karl Philipp, Fürst zu Schwarzenberg | Österreich  |
| Martin Schwalbach  | Army of Bohemia, Allied High Command  | Friedrich Graf Kleist von Nollendorf  | Preußen  |
| André Huber  | Army of Bohemia, Allied High Command  | Prince Barclay de Tolly  | Russia  |
| | | |
| Dirc Franke  | Army of Bohemia  | Friedrich-Josef, Erbprinz von Hessen-Homburg  | Österreich  |
| Arvid Breitenbach  | Army of Bohemia  | Staff  | Österreich  |
| Rolf-Udo Bliersbach  | Army of Bohemia  | Peter Wittgenstein, Fürst zu Sayn-Wittgenstein  | Russia  |
| Thomas Moder  | Army of Bohemia  | Staff | Preußen  |
| | | |
| Hans de Ceuster  | Army of the North  | Charles Jean Bernadotte, Crown Prince of Sweden  | Sweden  |
| Julius Woelki  | Army of the North  | Curt von Stedingk  | Sweden  |
| Daniel Baumann  | Army of the North  | Friedrich Wilhelm Freiherr von Bülow  | Preußen  |
| Michael Gandt  | Army of the North  | Bogislav Friedrich Emanuel Graf Tauentzien  | Preußen  |
| Eric Versleijen  | Army of the North  | Ferdinand Freiherr von Wintzingerode  | Russia  |
| | | |
| Stefan Madre  | Army of Silesia  | Gebhard von Blücher, Fürst von Wahlstatt  | Preußen  |
| Bas Verbeek  | Army of Silesia  | Johann David Ludwig Graf Yorck von Wartenburg  | Preußen  |
| Wesley Kraa  | Army of Silesia  | Alexandre-Louis, Comte Andrault de Langeron  | Russia  |
| | | |
| Leon Rombouts  | Army of Poland  | Levin von Bennigsen  | Russia  |
| Maurits d’Anjou  | Army of Poland  | Pavel Stroganov  | Russia  |
| Arjan van der Molen  | Army of Poland  | Docturov  | Russia  |
| | | |
| | | |
| Matthias Zuchowski  | La Grande Armée, French High Command  | Napoleon Bonaparte, Empereur des Français  | La France  |
| Nina Zuchowski  | La Grande Armée, French High Command  | Staff  | La France  |
| Benjamin Richter  | La Grande Armée, French High Command  | Staff  | La France  |
| | | |
| Filip Kachel  | La Grande Armée  | Dominique Vandamme, Comte d'Unsebourg  | La France  |
| Peter Dietrich  | La Grande Armée  | Maréchal St Cyr, Marquis de Gouvion-Saint-Cyr  | La France  |
| Peter Fevery  | La Grande Armée  | Maréchal  Victor, Duc de Belluno  | La France  |
| Herbert Harengel | La Grande Armée  | Staff  | La France  |
| | | |
| Arne Meyer-Ramien  | Army of the Bober  | Maréchal Ney, Prince de la Moskowa  | La France  |
| Hanno Meier  | Army of the Bober  | Staff  | La France  |
| Fabian Rohde  | Army of the Bober  | Staff  | La France  |
| Matthias Flakowski  | Army of the Bober  | Staff  | La France  |
| | | |
| Jonas Brüngger  | Army of Berlin  | Maréchal Oudinot, Duc de Reggio  | La France  |
| Andreas Hunziker  | Army of Berlin  | Staff  | La France  |
| Marc Blume  | Army of Berlin  | Staff  | La France  |
| | | |
| Hans Arni  | Army of the Elbe  | Maréchal Davout, Prince d' Eckmühl  | La France  |
| Gion Manetsch  | Army of the Elbe  | Staff  | La France  |
| | | |
| | | |
| Marc Seutter  | | Game Umpire  | |
| Andre Steenveld | | Political Umpire | |
| Adriaan de Goeij  | | Umpire Army of Bohemia | |
| Marcel Nijenhof  | | Umpire Army of the North | |
| Bas Crewolder  | | Umpire Army of Silesia | |
| Theo Bauer  | | Umpire Army of Poland | |
| Wouter de Groot  | | Umpire La Grande Armée | |
| Mark Vermeulen  | | Umpire Army of the Bober | |
| Marleen Overkamp  | | Umpire Army of Berlin and the Elbe | |
| Andrew Reeve  | | Map umpire | |
| | | |
===== Remarks =====
As you can see in the above table, the armies of the 6<sup>th</sup> coalition were composed of many nationalities which of course had its impact on communication as well as in orders. Russia still used the Julian Calender while all others used the Gregorian Calender. You can see that some have been given the role 'Staff', when there is no specific leader for that part (Where we knew, we assigned the role and title).

The title for the Tsar is correct. Officially it is the Emperor (Tsar) and Autocrat of all the Russias, reflecting that he rules over many lands and territories. You may be astonished to see that we refer to Emperor Franz II of Austria as Franz II. The problem is that he is Franz II as Holy Roman Emperor until 1806 when the Holy Roman Empire was dissolved and he was Franz I of the newly founded Austrian Empire.
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