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In regards to the NYTimes opinion piece; I was pretty young when I lived in France so things could be different now, but I do think the article downplays how controversial Napoleon’s legacy is in France. I don’t actually think all French people idolize Napoleon. Maybe because day to day people don’t really think about Napoleon.
I am glad that the article brings up the often virulent racism that France is still dealing with, but I don’t think Napoleon is the beginning and the end of it. I think the piece is ultimately too short and too simplistic, that a longer article could’ve worked better, but when you write an article for the NYTimes you probably have to keep things rather short. So I think a good faith attempt was made to explore France’s past and how it’s ignored or washed over, but the article just sort of fell flat.
Very true. France does struggle with where to fit Napoleon in the scheme of things. I was reading there is a movement that is trying to get his tomb shut down and boot him from Les Invalides. Want to give his body back to the family as was done with Franco.
I also believe the source material she was using has been disputed by historians, but I could be wrong on that.
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