Biography

At the internment, Napoleon stayed for six years. He stayed there in the company of a small group of dedicated comrades-in-arms. He spent his time dictating his memoirs and taking solitary walks along the ocean shore.

His mother worked a lot, giving music and singing lessons, composing, and directing the children’s church choir and the orchestra at the Congregational Church. She also sang at concerts and was a soloist in the church choir.

In 325 he decided to establish the capital in the city of Byzantium, which he renamed Constantinople - the city of Constantine (now Istanbul).

The novel "Emma" was published in 1816 in three volumes, with an added dedication to the Prince Regent.

One of Columbus' companions, Diego Mendez, set out in an Indian boat to find help for the survivors.

Made in 1996, this adaptation of "Emma" received 2 Oscar nominations - it won the statuette for Best Original Score.

Michelangelo showed artistic interests at a young age.

In 1476 he took part in an expedition of Genoese merchant ships to Lisbon and Flanders.

The cult of Rasputin flourished among the ladies of St. Petersburg.

He began his education at the age of eight in a day school run by a preacher.