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Comment Napoléon Ier a fait de son bicorne un symbole politique

Published by Le Point · France 15 h ago

Comment Napoléon Ier a fait de son bicorne un symbole politique — Le Point

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L’image de l’Empereur est à jamais associée à son fameux chapeau en feutre noir. Mais pourquoi donc avoir choisi un accessoire aussi commun ?

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