Cette année, le 5 mai 2021, les Français célèbrent un anniversaire assez spécial : le bicentenaire de la mort de Napoléon Bonaparte. Ou plutôt, ils se disputent pour savoir s'il faut célébrer cet évènement.
Oui, car dans notre histoire, peu de personnages polarisent autant les opinions que le 1er Empereur. Certains le voient comme un héros qui a fait briller la France en conquérant l'Europe, alors que d'autres le considèrent comme un tyran sanguinaire responsable de la mort de millions de personnes.
Mais qu'en est-il vraiment ? Qui était Napoléon, et pourquoi nous fascine-t-il tellement ?
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E94 Faut-il commémorer Napoléon ?

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