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IÑAKI GIL
@Inaki_Gil
Paris
Updated Tuesday, 4May2021-00: 51
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History The controversial bicentennial of Napoleon's death: was he a liberator or a slave owner?
Lessons from Napoleon "Today I would be closer to Putin than to Macron"
Do not believe that
Emmanuel Macron
is walking, his hand between the buttons of his shirt, on the Elysee, where
Napoleon
planned the
Russian
campaign
and signed his abdication after the defeat at
Waterloo
.
Nor that the current President of the Republic claims the throne of
France
even though he will be the first head of state since
Georges Pompidou
half a century ago to pay homage to the Emperor.
Bonapartism is not an ideology, nor a political current, nor a lodge, but Macron participates in such a way.
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