War and Preamble III: Historical Figures in War and Peace

You should know the drill by now, more of the frontmatter from the 2010 Mandelker translation. The majority of the people listed have handy-dandy Wikipedia pages, but others have much less (in terms that are accessible to me).

THE RUSSIANS

RULERS

• Alexander I (1777–1825), Emperor, Alexánder Pávlovich Románov

• Catherine II, The Great (1729–98), Empress

• Constantine (1779–1831), Cónstantine Pávlovich Románov, Grand-Duke, brother to Alexander I, commander of the Imperial Guard

• Elizavéta I (1709–61), Empress, daughter of Peter the Great

• Márya Fyódorovna (1759–1828), Sophia Maria Louisa, Dowager Empress, wife of Emperor Paul I, mother of Alexander I and Nicholas I

• Paul I (1754–1801), Pável Petróvich Románov, Emperor, son of Catherine the Great

• Peter I, the Great (1672–1725), Pyotr Alexéevich Románov, Tsar and Emperor

  

  Romanov family tree by the University of Lethbridge; highlights by me

  STATESMEN AND WARRIORS

• Apraksín, Count Stepán Stepánovich (1747–1827), lieutenant-general under
  Catherine the Great

• Arakchéev, Count Alexéi Andréevich (1769–1834), general under Emperors Paul I and Alexander I; Minister of War in 1808

• Armfeldt, Count Gustaf Mauritz (1757–1814), adviser to Alexander I

• Bagovut, Karl (1761–1812), Russian general under Barclay de Tolly

• Bagratión, Prince Pyotr Ivánovich (1765–1812), General-in-Chief of the
  Russian army

• Balashóv, Alexánder Dmítrievich (1770–1837), Military Governor of St Petersburg

• Barclay de Tolly, Prince Mikhaíl Bogdanóvich (1761–1818), Commander-in-Chief of the Russian army until replaced by Kutuzov

• Bennigsen, Count Leónty Leóntievich (1745–1826), Russian general

• Buxhöwden, Count Fyódor Fyódorovich (1750–1811), general at Austerlitz

• Chichagóv, Pável Vassílievich (1765–1849), admiral and Assistant Minister
  of the Navy

• Dokhtúrov, Dmítri Sergéevich (1756–1816), major general

• Dórokhov, Iván Semyónovich (1762–1815), major general

• Kutáisov, Alexánder Ivánovich (1784–1812), major general, artillery commander under Barclay de Tolly

• Kutúzov, Prince Mikhaíl Ilariónovich (1745–1813), Commander-in-Chief

• Míkhelson, Iván Ivánovich (1755–1807), cavalry generalj

• Milorádovich, Mikhaíl Andréevich (1771–1825), commanded reserves and rear guard

• Novosíltsev, Nikolai Nikoláevich (1761–1836), one of Alexander I’s intimate

  advisers in favour of liberal reform

• Plátov, Matvéi Ivánovich (1757–1818), general and Cossack hetman

• Rastopchín, Count Fyódor Vasílievich (1763–1826), Governor-General of Moscow

• Speránsky, Mikhaíl Mikhaílovich (1772–1839), adviser to Alexander I

• Suvórov, Alexánder Vasílievich (1729–1800), general

• Toll, Karl Fyódorovich von (1777–1842), quartermaster-general

• Tuchkóv, Alexánder Alexéevich (1777–1812), brigadier general

• Uvárov, Fyódor Petróvich (1773–1824), cavalry general

• Viazmítinov, Sergéi Kuzmích (1744–1819), Russian Minister of Defence

• Wintzingerode, Ferdinand Ferdinandovich (1770–1818), major general and
  adjutant to Alexander I

• Wittgenstein, Prince Pyotr Khristiánovich (1769–1843), general

• Württemberg, Alexander Friderich, Duke of (1771–1833), cavalry general, brother of Empress Márya Fyódorovna

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THE FRENCH

RULERS

• Bonaparte, Joseph (1768–1844), older brother of Napoleon, King of Naples and Spain

• Murat, Joachim (1767–1815), King of Naples, commander

• Napoleon I, Buonaparte (1769–1821), Emperor

STATESMEN AND WARRIORS

• Bernadotte, Jean-Baptiste (1763–1844), French general who became King Charles XIV of Sweden

• Berthier, Louis-Alexandre (1753–1815), major general, Marshal, Minister of War

• Bessières, Jean-Baptiste (1768–1813), Commander-in-Chief of the Cavalry during the Russian campaign

• Broussier, Jean-Baptiste (1766–1814), major general in the Russian campaign

• Caulaincourt, Armand Augustin Louis, Marquis de (1772–1827), diplomat and general, Duke of Vienna

• Davout, Louis-Nicolas (1770–1823), Marshal, Duke, and Prince

• Morand, Charles Antoine Louis Alexis (1771–1835), general

• Ney, Michel (1769–1815), general

• Sorbier, Jean Barthélemot de (1763–1827), Count of the Empire, Commander of Imperial Guard

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THE AUSTRIANS AND PRUSSIANS

RULERS

• Franz I (1768–1835), Emperor

• Friedrich-Wilhelm III (1770–1840), King of Prussia

STATESMEN AND WARRIORS

• Clausewitz, Karl Philipp Gottfried von (1780–1831), Prussian general

• Liechtenstein, Prince Johann von (1760–1836), field-marshal and Commander-in-Chief

• Mack von Liebereich, Baron Karl Freiherr (1752–1828), general

• Metternich, Klemens Lothar Wenzel von (1773–1859), Foreign Minister

• Weyrother, Franz Ritter von (1754–1807), general and Chief of Staff¹

• Wimpfen, Baron Maximilian von (1779–1854), general

• Wolzogen, Ludwig (1774–1845), general

see you jan 1st!
love from kit (and tolstoy’s ghost)

1. I could not find anything for this man. Half of my results were just listing him in various editions of War and Peace.