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Did napoleon bonapartes' retreat end the Napoleonic wars?
The Napoleonic Wars ended with Napoleon's exile to St. Helena after the Battle of Waterloo.
Who is Louis napoleon?
Napolean Bonapartes' mother was called Maria Letizia Ramolino
Who was Napoleon Bonapartes English interpreter on St Helena Island?
Fourteen year old Elizabeth Lucia (Betsy) Balcombe who lived next door to Longwood House where Napoleon was in exile became the family translator.
What was Napoleon's favorite drink?
red wine. a chambertin wine or a clos de vugeot. he did not like cognac or other types of booze
What was Napolean Bonapartes Title?
Emperor
What was napoleon bonapartes favorite movie?
Films did not exist during his lifetime.
What was Napoleon bonapartes title?
emperor
When is Napoleon bonapartes birthday?
Napoleon Bonaparte was born on August 15, 1769
What was napoleon bonapartes favorite book?
Napoleon Bonaparte's favorite book was "Plutarch's Lives," a collection of biographies of famous Greek and Roman figures. He drew inspiration from the stories of these historical figures for his own rise to power and leadership style.
Who are napoleon bonapartes friends?
Napoleon had few friends. He had loyalties, family, alliances and lovers.
What was not one of Bonapartes activity's?
Walking on the moon was not one of Napoleon's activities.
Which led most direclty to napoleon bonapartes down fall?
The Russian winter.
Who is Napoleon's mother?
Napolean Bonapartes' mother was called Maria Letizia Ramolino
Who is Napoleon Bonaparte's mother?
Napolean Bonapartes' mother was called Maria Letizia Ramolino
Did napoleon bonapartes' retreat end the Napoleonic wars?
The Napoleonic Wars ended with Napoleon's exile to St. Helena after the Battle of Waterloo.
What is Napoleon bonapartes job?
He was the emperor of France until after the battle of Waterloo when he was sent into exile and died of cancer.
What was napoleon bonapartes father called?
His support for France allowed his eldest sons Napoleon and Joseph to study in France, opening the way for the former's meteoric rise to supreme power in that country.
