Napoleon Bonaparte: France's most famous historical figure

"The Coronation of Napoleon," by Jacques-Louis David: Historical Documentation or Propaganda and Mind Engineering?

On November 27, 2025, the lecture "The Coronation of Napoleon", by Jacques-Louis David, Historical Documentation or Propaganda and Consciousness Engineering? was held at the Kibbutzim Seminar, as part of the Center for...

Talran the Lame Devil

On February 27, 2025, a lecture by Mr. Alon Klibanov was held at the Kibbutzim Seminar, within the framework of the Napoleon Heritage Center, on the life of one...

Lecture by Chen Sarov on epidemics during the Napoleonic era

On December 26, Dr. Chen Sarov gave a lecture on the impact of epidemics during the Napoleonic era at the Kibbutzim Seminar. You can watch this lecture here:...

The Emperor vs. the "Nation of Shopkeepers" The Quarantine of Britain – a "Continental Method" in an Intercontinental Reality

On November 28, 2024, the Kibbutzim Seminar held a lecture by Alon Klibanov on the continental blockade imposed by France on England. You can watch...

Callison and Agnès: A Story by Napoleon Bonaparte

Translation: Erez Lebanon From childhood, Callison was drawn to war. While his peers were still eagerly listening to fairy tales, he was feverish in his dreams...

Military medicine during the Napoleonic era

On May 2, 2024, a lecture by Dr. Chen Sarov, who works at the hospital, was held at the Kibbutzim Seminar and as part of the Napoleon Heritage Center's lecture series...

Literary influences on Napoleon

On July 13, 1815, about three weeks after he was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo, in this house, located on the boomerang-shaped island of Aix in the Atlantic Ocean...

Napoleon's influence on art history

On January 25, 2024, Alon Klibanov's lecture on Napoleon's influence on art was held at the Napoleon Heritage Center. You are invited to watch it now...

Mars vs. Neptune – France vs. Britain in 1803-1805

On December 28, 2023, a lecture by Alon Klibanov was held at the Kibbutzim Seminar, which dealt with the naval struggle between France and England between the years 1803-1805....

The Gospel According to Napoleon

By: Erez Levanon This lecture attempts to trace the structure of the presentation of various ideologies throughout history and offers a formal model of an ideological triangle...

Napoleon in Cinema: Between “Napoleon” (1927) and “Napoleon” (2023)

By: Alon Klibanov The most famous person in history is Jesus Christ. In every way, he holds the record for representation in all genres – a story...

Land and Sea War: Napoleon and England – Without Compromise

In June 2023, Erez Levanon gave a lecture, as part of the Center for the Heritage of Napoleon and His Era, which dealt with the long-standing struggle between England and France, with an emphasis...

The Emperor and the Table: Napoleon and French Cuisine from His Time to the Present by Yair Haido

On February 23, 2023, a lecture by Yair Haido, on behalf of the Napoleon Heritage Center, was held at the Kibbutzim Seminar. The lecture dealt with Napoleon's attitude towards food...

Napoleon and the Jews

On January 26, 2023, a lecture by Professor Alex Grab was held at the Kibbutzim Seminar, which dealt with Napoleon's complicated relationship with the Jews of France. Below...

Changing Place, Changing Fortune: From Naboulio to Napoleon

On June 30, 2022, Erez Levanon's lecture was held at the Kibbutzim Seminar, which dealt with the early years of Napoleon's career, the largest part of which...

To Eat or Be Eaten: Sardinia, Expulsion from Corsica, and Napoleon's Rise to Greatness

Sardinia And then, Bonaparte had the opportunity to participate in a military operation, the first military operation of his life – the conquest of Sardinia. Sardinia belonged to the Kingdom of Piedmont...

Corsica, the Bonaparte family and the studies of the young Napoleon

I am going to tell you the lesser-known story of Napoleon. The story of the first chapter of his life, a chapter titled “Corsica” or in other words...

Napoleon and the Women of His Life – or: Cherchez la Femme

Who were the women who influenced Napoleon? Who did he love most of all? Erez Levanon will try to answer these questions and more...

Josephine de Boernais and Napoleon: A love story of fire and brimstone

The year is 1795. The goddess of fortune who smiled upon Napoleon in the sky of Toulon will also shine upon him in the sky of Paris. The Directory, the body that ruled France...

Marguerite Polin Belize – The Woman Who Almost Took Napoleon from Josephine by Erez Levanon

Who among you has heard of Marguerite Pauline Belize? Chances are, almost no one has. So you'll probably be surprised to hear that this woman almost took...

Napoleon Returns to Paris: The Journey Continues on the Napoleonic Route from Grenoble to Paris

The following article is part of a three-part series on Napoleon's miraculous return from Elba to Paris. The first chapter provided us with historical background...

Napoleon Road (N85): Route from Cannes to Grenoble

In the previous chapter, we discussed how Napoleon arrived on the island of Elba and why he left it. Now that we know the reasons and are familiar with the personalities involved...

Napoleon Returns to France – Part 1: How Napoleon Arrived on the Island of Elba and Why He Left It

In 1932, a new road was inaugurated in the south of France. Road numbered N85. The road crosses the eastern mountainous region of the Provence region south of...

A hiking trail on the Right Bank following Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of France (1769-1821 Napoléon Bonaparte) is remembered first and foremost as a brilliant military leader, who conquered most of Europe and at the same time...

A walking tour of the Left Bank of Paris following Napoleon

Several years ago, a tour itinerary on the Right Bank following Napoleon was published here, which was very successful. However, the emperor also lived, built, and influenced...