Napoleon's Private Life #88116
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The Private Life of Napoleon. By Octave Aubry. Magnus Magnusson, an Icelander.
In Morgunblaðið, December 17, 1947, Ólafur Hansson discusses the book Einkalíf Napóleons. It says, among other things: -There is much talk about love affairs
Napoleon and his relationship with
women, and there is much to be gained there.
The most memorable will be the description of
Josephine, Napoleon's first wife,
but no woman will have had such
a great influence on his life and hers. The description of this promiscuous and
selfish, yet kind-hearted
a woman who is brilliant, ever since
Napoleon meets her as a semi-prostitute in Barras' house.
and until then she is desperate and
abandoned by most signatories
their divorce papers. The marriage to Napoleon was in her
at first nothing but a relationship of interest, but her feelings
to him turn over time into a kind of love.
In Morgunblaðið, December 17, 1947, Ólafur Hansson discusses the book Einkalíf Napóleons. It says, among other things: -There is much talk about love affairs
Napoleon and his relationship with
women, and there is much to be gained there.
The most memorable will be the description of
Josephine, Napoleon's first wife,
but no woman will have had such
a great influence on his life and hers. The description of this promiscuous and
selfish, yet kind-hearted
a woman who is brilliant, ever since
Napoleon meets her as a semi-prostitute in Barras' house.
and until then she is desperate and
abandoned by most signatories
their divorce papers. The marriage to Napoleon was in her
at first nothing but a relationship of interest, but her feelings
to him turn over time into a kind of love.