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DVD BIO Napoleon I
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Palo Verde Library
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MPAA rating: Not rated.
Originally broadcast on television in 1997.
He took France to its greatest period of influence in history. But his ego and thirst for ever more power led to one of the greatest downfalls ever. Napoleon Bonaparte stands as one of the greatest military commanders to ever live. As a ruler he brought France to unprecedented heights of glory only to see it unravel as a result of his arrogance. Examine the life and legend of the Corsican commander's greatest military victories in detail. Trace his rise to power and tragic decline, and explore the monumental legacy that continues to influence the world to this day.
Camera, Paul Johnson ... [et al.] ; editor, Steve Pomerantz ; original music, Christopher L. Stone, Zelijko Marasovich.
Host: Peter Graves ; narrator: Stuart Nelson ; interviews with: Timothy Pickles, Dana F. Lombardy, Brian DeToy, Nancy Fitch, Patrick L. Hatcher.
DVD, region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby Digital.
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