This collection of folk-tales, passed down orally through generations of Russian storytellers, offers a unique view of the legendary French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. From his daring exploits on the battlefield to his romantic entanglements and eventual downfall, these tales reveal the complex and fascinating character of one of history's most famous figures.

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