Fixating On A Specific Part Of History Is Really Fun And All, But It Has Left Me With Incurable Trust

stupid oc comic i had forgotten about

don't call the frenchman english

Anyway, his name is Étienne Benoît (de) Kerdrel, and he's from a minor breton noble family (although he did relinquish his titles during the revolution), so very much french

egyptian campaign shenanigans

Hi! I saw that you wanted to see the old Napoleonic confession blog, an I wanted to tell you that there's a new one that I made!

@napoconfessions

If you ever wanted to try that out

*runs away as fast as I can*

thank you for the news!!

Glad the freak gets to be resumed🫡

Napoleonic figures as pixel art - Alexander Suvorov

tilsit 1807

Ney calmly asks Napoleon to abdicate 1814

Audio : "Spongebob Finally Snaps " by AnonymousMike on youtube

young naps

Hello Frevblr,

I don't know the history of the revolution well enough, maybe some of you can help me out with a question. Have any of you read the play Danton's Tod / Danton's Death by Georg Büchner? How historically accurate is it? I know that he used numerous historical sources and actual quotes from speeches, but he also creates his own narrative and characterization of the historical figures (Robespierre especially gets a bit of the tyrant treatment) and I wondered how much they stray away from the historical facts

Anyway, thanks in advance for any additional information!!