Born on 15 August in Ajaccio, Napoleon Bonaparte had a unique destiny: general, First Consul and then Emperor of the French, leaving a deep and lasting mark on the history of France and Europe. This last great Napoleonic bicentenary offers the opportunity to disseminate the most recent historical knowledge on the personality and work of Napoleon, as well as on his unique legacy.
Dates are likely to be modified in the current circumstances, please contact the institutions for updates. Below is the list still expanding of the institutions who are participating and their events. It is supporting the production and communication of events exhibitions, colloquia, study days, talks, concerts and theatrical performances, etc. Its mission is the study of archaeological and tangible remains of contemporary military conflicts. Link in French. Helena, a quiz, and a screening of the film Monsieur N in one of the largest movie theatres in Minsk.
The best French-speaking high school and university students in Belarus will be invited to the event.
This conference is placed under the high patronage of the President of the Republic of Malta. This exhibition will be repeated in Anet at the Dianetum during the week of 22 to 25 November The AN conserve the archives from the different French political regimes from the 7th century up to today, not to mention the archives of Paris notaries, and private record groups of national interest.
Its mission is to collect, conserve, and to provide public access to French national documentary heritage.
