Annual of French Studies 2019: The era of Napoleon and her memory (2019)

Articles of the next issue of the French Yearbook, dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the birth of Napoleon Bonaparte, are devoted to various aspects of European history associated with his name, as well as their reflection in historical memory and in the historiography of different countries. Among the authors are leading experts on this issue from various research centers in Russia, France, the UK, the Netherlands and Ukraine.

Publications

Editorial Board - Editorial - 5–5
Lentz Thierry - Mortal combat of emperors: Napoleon and Alexander I (the French point of view) - 6–20
Forrest Alan - Military occupation and cross-border encounters in the Napoleonic wars - 21–41
Zaytseva Daria - Participation of J.-L. Tallien in the defeat of the royalist Quiberon expedition in 1795 - 42–52
Sokolov Oleg - The Italian campaign of 1796 - 1797. The birth of a great commander and the beginning of the Grande Armée - 53–74
Mitrofanov Andrei - Protest movements in Piedmont during Bonaparte’s Italian campaign (according reports of Russian diplomates) - 75–99
Tchoudinov Alexander - Egyptian «heritage» of Bonaparte - 100–127
Zhantiev Dmitry, Kirillina Svetlana - French policies regarding the Christians of Egypt and Syria during Bonaparte’s eastern expedition 1798–1801 - 128–147
Kobishchanov Taras - The Russian-French confrontation in the Middle East during the Egyptian campaign of Bonaparte 1798–1801 - 148–171
Prusskaya Evgeniya - Hajj in the French North African possessions (end of the 18th – first half of the 19th centuries) - 172–188
Joor Johan - Urban resilience during a time of turmoil and crisis consequences of the Continental Blockade for Amsterdam and Rotterdam - 189–202
Kosykh Tatiana - The British view on the French occupation of Spain and Portugal, 1807-1814 - 203–216
Cuccoli Lorenzo - Careers open to talents? The case of the technical corps in Napoleonic Italy - 217–228
Adadurov Vadim - Relations between the Grande Armée and local nobility in the Western provinces of the Russian empire in 1812 - 229–266
Berger Elena - «Joy of Pygmalion»: the worldview of a surgeon as described in the «Memoires» by Dominique-Jean Larrey - 267–283
Togoeva Olga - Napoleon Bonaparte and his Joan of Arc - 284–299
Bolt Valentina - The reaction of the Russian capital press to the details of Napoleon's death - 300–312
Tanshina Natalia - «Napoleonic legend» as a part of the official ideology of the July Monarchy - 313–329
Zemtzov Vladimir - Vive l’Emperier! Opening of the monument to the fallen soldies of the Grande Armée on the Borodino field - 330–359
Uvarov Pavel - On the moral obligation of the historian and on tin buttons. Advices of Vladimir Malov (1938–2019) - 360–385
Tanshina Natalia - Michel Vovelle (1933-2018): Don Quixote of the French revolution - 386–398
Lancereau Guillaume - From monument to document: writing the history of the French revolution on the eve of the centenary - 399–422
Kondratyev Sergey, Kondratyeva Tamara - Boris Porshnev in the second half of the 1930s: from the «Memoirs» of Retz to the Fronde and people rebellions - 423–439
Shishkin Vladimir - The discovery of the already known? About the book of Svetlana Polskaya - 440–453
Khrapunov Nikita - On the French publication of Gilbert Romme’s memoir on his travel to Crimea - 454–467
Arzakanian Marina - The French monarchy of the Ancient Regime in studies by L.A. Pimenova - 468–475
Postnikova Alyona - Problem of «mental maps»: on the monograph by Vadim Adadurov - 476–481
Gladyshev Andrey - The French and Russians in the years of the July Monarchy: contacts and mutual perception (on the book by Natalia Tanshina) - 482–495
Bovykin Dmitry - «Our friend Soboul». On the book by Varoujean Poghosyan - 496–506
Zvereva Tatiana - Marina Arzakanyan on the general de Gaulle "ups and downs" - 507–514
Krylova Yuliya - French history studies in Russian language published in 2017-2018 - 515–558