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Napoleon

French military leader, French Emperor 1804–1814 and again in 1815

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business 2025-03-03 22:05

Napoleon's personal civil code copy goes up for auction in Paris

Le Code Civil, created by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1804, is still recognized today.
A unique manuscript believed to be Napoleon's personal copy will auction in Paris this Thursday.
The document's rarity and significance underline its importance to both collectors and historians.

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politics 2025-02-17 21:07

Trump claims he is above the law in alarming social media post

Donald Trump's social media post echoed a quote attributed to Napoleon that suggests leaders may act above the law.
This statement provoked widespread backlash from critics, who labeled it as dictatorial behavior.
The incident has raised concerns about Trump's interpretation of presidential power and its implications for the rule of law.

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humanities 2024-12-09 13:00

Milan finally opens its long-awaited modern art wing after decades of delays

Palazzo Citterio opened on December 7, coinciding with Milan's feast day for St. Ambrose.
It houses a significant collection of 20th-century Italian art, enriching the existing Pinacoteca di Brera.
Milan aims to strengthen its reputation as a leading art city through this new cultural venue.

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humanities 2024-12-08 09:27

Milan's Brera museum finally adds overdue modern art wing

The Palazzo Citterio, an addition to the Pinacoteca di Brera, opened on December 7, 2024.
The new museum houses a significant collection of contemporary Italian art previously donated to the Brera.
Milan aims to solidify its position as a key player in the art world by showcasing both historical and modern masterpieces.

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category, military conflicts, subcategories, humanities 2024-09-12 00:00

Waterloo 1815: Excavation Reveals Severed Limbs and Horse Skeletons

Excavators have uncovered 15 severed limbs and seven horse skeletons at the Mont-Saint-Jean farm, a site linked to the 1815 Battle of Waterloo.
The findings indicate a purposefully dug pit likely used to dispose of remains after the battle, revealing the harsh realities of wartime.
The ongoing excavations aim to provide a more balanced historical account of the battle, highlighting the experiences of all involved.

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society, politics, humanities 2024-08-23 11:50

Corsica Starts to Respect Napoleon

Nationalists in Corsica have shifted from loathing to respecting Napoleon.
Grudging admiration is replacing resentment towards the historical figure.
Corsica offers Napoleon a place in the sun at last.

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humanities, society, politics 2024-08-19 00:00

Napoleon's Fascination with Islam and Politics

Napoleon found political value in Islam during the French expedition to Egypt.
Historian Ahmed Youssef compared the Napoleonic code to Bonaparte's 'Quran.'
Despite not considering conversion, Napoleon was intrigued by Muhammad and the Quran.

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society, business, entertainment 2024-08-18 18:41

The First Champagne Queen

New biopic 'Widow Clicquot' to showcase the true story of Barbe-Nicole, the first Champagne queen.
Barbe-Nicole defied all odds including Napoleon and patriarchy, leaving behind a sparkling legacy.
Her journey through war, political turmoil, and business success inspires generations.

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politics, humanities 2024-08-15 00:00

Debate on Napoleon's Legacy in Corsica

Corsican politician Jean-Guy Talamoni organizes screenings of 'Napoléon' film.
Invites Corsicans to debate the history of Napoleon, a famous historical figure.
Calls for reclaiming all great figures of Corsican history, especially Napoleon.

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military conflicts 2024-08-13 00:00

Napoleon's Failed Campaign in Palestine

Napoleon's attempt to conquer Palestine through a campaign in Gaza was short-lived.
Sent by the French Directory to invade Egypt in 1798, Napoleon launched the Palestine campaign the following year.
The campaign ended in just a few months without achieving its objective.

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miscellaneous 2024-07-09 08:40

Napoleon's pistols that 'could have changed history' sold for over a million dollars

Pistols believed to be owned by Napoleon were sold in France for a significant amount.
The weapons were intended for a tragic purpose but were rendered non-functional by a grand squire.
Despite their dark history, the pistols are considered national treasures and cannot be exported from France.

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