He was born on August 5, 1769, in #Ajaccio, the island of #Corsica. On May 5, 1821, he died on St.Jl #Helena Island, #England, in the Atlantic Ocean.
With its conquest conquests, it changed the political map of Europe and shaped the post-revolutionary state structure of France with its administrative and legal arrangements.
"Savior" and "cruel" ,
"Adventurer" and
"lawmaker",
"Emperor" and
"Emancipation." Emil Ludwig says after these adjectives, "No man has all these qualities in such a short time . "
Carlo Buanoparte and Marie Letizia were the second sons of Ramolino #Napoleon ... He made his college in a school in Brienne, then in the military academy in Paris. In 1785, he joined the artillery regiment in Valence. In 1794 he was brought to the command of the artillery units in Italy. In Paris, Jacobin wanted to be sent to La Vendee because it was understood that he had established relationships with the circles. After returning to Paris, Paul François Barras and Lazare Carnot joined forces to suppress the movement against the convention. The events evolved in a short time, leading to the birth of a new constitution and a direct dial.
#Napoleon was brought to the army in France in October 1795. In February 1796 he became commander-in-chief of the Italian army. Meanwhile, General de Beauharnais' widow, Married to Josephine. In 1796 he made his first italian expedition. This time he had Napoleon's fame. The trip to Italy, considered a masterpiece of strategic mastery, was a great success. With the signing of the Carripo Formio Agreement, the Republic of Venice was left to Italy, while the Belgian and Ionian islands were being taken over. With this important political event, the revolutionary republic showed its power to Austria, the most conservative state in Europe, and Napoleon had accepted the French administration in Italy.
After returning to Napoleon Paris, he was assigned to take over Britain by directing. Napoleon, who found it appropriate to attack the most crucial point of the British influence, would attack Egypt directly, and went on to Egypt. He defeated the British navy in the Mediterranean, took Malta. In July 1798 he entered Alexandria. The Mamluks in the Battle of the Pyramids. However, the British navy in the Horatio Ne-end administration attacked the French navy and plunged its ships. On the success of Nelson England, the Ottoman Empire, Austria and Russia, united against France.
The United army reclaimed the land Napoleon seized under the command of Russian general Alexander Suvorov. In 1799 he entered Syria. Akka was defended successfully by Cezzar Ahmed Pasha and was taken to Egypt because of epidemics in his army. He left the army here and returned to France with the ship.
The government coup d'état on November 9, 1799 launched a new era in France's history. A few weeks later, amendments were made to the Constitution and the administration was left with three consuls. Napoleon became the absolute consul of France as the "first consul". He tried to do some reforms. In 1802, the French Bank set up some reforms in the administrative area, allowing governors and mayors to be elected from among civilians and to be accountable to the only center that chose them, and reorganized the courts and the security fencing.
How did Napoleon die?
Was the French Emperor Napoleon in the surge poisoned with arsenic in 1821, or was it defeated by stomach cancer?
Was the French Emperor Napoleon in the surge poisoned with arsenic in 1821, or was it defeated by stomach cancer? The debate resurfaced on the 179th anniversary of death. According to the official statement, Napoleon died on May 5, 1821. The cause of death was stomach cancer. Death report Dr. Antom was signed by marchi. Did he really die from stomach cancer? The truth was revealed 140 years later by two medical doctors Smith and Forshufwood in 1961.
The doctors made a strange request to many of the world's museums. In the collections I asked if the Great French were a pinch, the researchers were lucky. After his death they had found a pinch of hair cut from Napoleon's hair. The doctors knew that the arsenal taken by the human organism slowly accumulated in the hair. Normally, the amount of arsenic in hair is very small. They use chemical analysis methods.
The Swedish physicist Wassen also joined the investigation. The hair strands were placed in an aluminum cylinder and held in a uranium reactor for several hours. The result was surprising. The amount of arsenic in the hair was 13 times normal. Moreover, arsenic was given slowly in small doses. In addition, Ben Weider, chairman of the International Association of Napoleons in Canada, stressed that the FBI identified arsenic in the emperor's hair in 1995 at a rate of 20-50 parts per million. Of course, the level of arsenic is only a fraction of a billion.
In the last days of Napoleon, over-sensitivity to the light, hair loss, insomnia and nervous disturbances were the work of the arsenal, which was placed on the emperor's wine according to Weider. Also obesity recorded in autopsy reports does not fit with a man's chart from a cancer. According to the president of the rival American Napoleonic Society, Snibbe, it must be proved that the hair claimed as evidence is Napoleon's.
The hardness of the palms and pods caused by arsenic poisoning has not been seen. Philip Corso of Yale University reminds us that common diagnosis of five separate autopsy reports of eight doctors signed after Napoleon's death is common stomach cancer. Snibbe is seeking permission to collect DNA Samples from a relative buried in Napoleon in Florida. However, the dream of both camps is to quit discussing with the examples to be opened from the bones of the emperor by opening memorial graves.
The size of Napoleon
It is argued that one of the great lies of history is the short-length information allegedly driving Napoleon to the whole complex of the world. It is stated that the debate about the size of Napoleon originated from the old French measurement system. Napoleon, known as 1.60, was calculated according to the old French measurement system, which is called "the steps of the king", and it is stated that this figure is actually above 1.80 when today's measurement is taken.
