Napoleon

Napoleon - this name became a common noun even during his lifetime. But as a historical figure, he started not from scratch, but from negative infinity. Starting to create his brand in France, he was not French by birth. His homeland - Corsica - became part of France literally a couple of months before Napoleon's birth, and Corsica's relationship with France was extremely complex. The uniqueness of Napoleon's figure lies in the fact that these Arcolian bridges, banners, feats, aphoristic phrases - they simply cannot be separated from the real Napoleon... The real book is an attempt to show the French emperor without embellishments, with all his flaws, weaknesses, and complexes. After all, he was a living person, not a deity, and a person is a bottomless pit of weakness. How was the Arcolian bridge actually taken? Who is the author of the 'Code of Napoleon'? Thanks to whom did Napoleon manage to seize power? Did he really die on the island of Saint Helena?