Actually they were born 120 years apart (1769 vs. 1889) , became leader 134 years apart (Consol & Chancellor respectively), declared themselves absolute rulers 130 years apart (Emperor vs. Furah), and were defeated finally 130 years apart (1815 vs 1945) and died 124 years apart... buts its messy because Napoleon was defeated in 1812 (driven out of Russia; battle of Berezina River), defeated by the 6th coalition in 1813 (Battle of Leipzig, offered peace, the Frankfurt proposals), then again in 1814 where he was forced to abdicate after Paris surrendered, and then defeated for the last time at the battle of waterloo 1815, whereas Hitler was only defeated once (1945)... Unlike WWII, the war to defeat Napoleon was not a continuous effort, but a series of separate wars and numerous changes in sides and 6 or 7 different coalitions against France and Napoleon. Prussia for example, was at war with France in 1806 (and defeated), marched into Russia with France in 1812, but was instrumental in defeating France at the battle of waterloo (1815). But yes about 129 years apart invading Russia. I suppose its cool that they lasted in their self declared position as absolute rulers 11 years (1804 to 1815 and 1934 to 1945), but Napoleon was essentially the absolute ruler as of 1799, even if not in name.
