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Hello everyone! Let's study French history.
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First, Louis-san will explain in French.
After that, I will explain in Japanese.
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When he becomes an adult, the French Revolutionbreaks out.
Napoleon becomes a soldier, then very quickly ageneral.
He wins many battles and becomes famous.
In 1799, he takes power in France,
and in 1804, he is crowned emperor.
He changes many things in the country.
Laws, schools, roads.
But he also wants to be the leader of Europe.
He makes war in many countries.
He often wins, but not always.
In 1812, he leaves for Russia with a large army.
It's very cold, there is little food, and manysoldiers die.
It's a defeat.
In 1814, he loses the war and is sent to anisland.
The island of Elbe.
But a year later, he escapes and returns toFrance.
He remains in power for 100 days,
then he still loses the battle of Waterloo.
This time, he is sent very far, on the island ofSaint-Hélène.
He dies there in 1821, alone,
but his name has remained famous in history.
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He was born in Corse.
He was a smart boy.
He went to France to study at a French militaryschool.
When he grew up, the French Revolution broke out.
Napoleon became a soldier and soon became ageneral.
He won many battles and became famous.
In 1799, he took power in France
and became emperor in 1804.
He changed the laws of the country, schools,roads, and many other things.
But he also wanted to become a leader of Europe.
He fought many wars.
He won for a long time, but he did not always win.
In 1802, he led a large army and went to Russia.
It was very cold, there was little food, and manysoldiers died.
This was a defeat.
In 1814, he lost the war and was sent to theisland of Elba.
But a year later, he escaped and returned toFrance.
He held power for 100 days,
but after that, he was defeated again in thebattle of Waterloo.
This time, he was sent to a small island calledSaint-Hélène.
He died alone in 1821,
but his name remained famous in history.