Louis Sarkozy separates fact from fiction in Ridley Scotts Napoleon @BasedonaTrueStoryPodcast
Louis Sarkozy separates fact from fiction in Ridley Scotts Napoleon  @BasedonaTrueStoryPodcast
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Historians weren't there, but that doesn't mean they don't know the true story about one of the most documented people in all of human history. Let's put Napoleon's new film to the test with Louis Sarkozy, historian and author of "Napoleon's Library." Join us as we dissect the movie's portrayal, separate fact from fiction, and uncover the real Napoleon.

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Louis Sarkozy separates fact from fiction in Ridley Scott's Napoleon

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