Is Napoleon a totalitarian leader? On the issue of “pseudoscientific” discussions in historiography

The article is devoted to the disputes that occur in historical research and especially in the media around the name and legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte. The author of this article focuses on “near-scientific” discussions related to the idea of Napoleon as a totalitarian leader, the predecessor of auth...

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Main Author:	Natalia P. Tanshina
Format:	Article
Language:	Russian
Published:	Moscow Pedagogical State University, Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education 2020-03-01
Series:	ЛОКУС: люди, общество, культуры, смыслы
Subjects:	napoleon bonaparte historiography totalitarianism adolf hitler mass media thierry lentz jean tulare
Online Access:	http://j-locus.ru/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/2020-1-87.pdf

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spelling	doaj-37dc44057f10410a8fd533ef71325efb2020-11-25T02:18:53ZrusMoscow Pedagogical State University, Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education ЛОКУС: люди, общество, культуры, смыслы2500-29882020-03-011879710.31862/2500-2988-2020-1-87-97Is Napoleon a totalitarian leader? On the issue of “pseudoscientific” discussions in historiographyNatalia P. Tanshina0Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration; State Academic University for the Humanities; Moscow Pedagogical State UniversityThe article is devoted to the disputes that occur in historical research and especially in the media around the name and legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte. The author of this article focuses on “near-scientific” discussions related to the idea of Napoleon as a totalitarian leader, the predecessor of authoritarian and totalitarian regimes of the twentieth century. Despite the fact that these “discussions” sometimes do not have a scientific character, they have a great public response, because they are actively heated by the media. Based on the analysis of the works of Anglo-Saxon and French authors, the article traces the origins of ideas about Napoleon as a totalitarian leader, and also analyzes the reasons for the appearance of such “theories”.http://j-locus.ru/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/2020-1-87.pdfnapoleon bonapartehistoriographytotalitarianismadolf hitlermass mediathierry lentzjean tulare
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title	Is Napoleon a totalitarian leader? On the issue of “pseudoscientific” discussions in historiography
title_short	Is Napoleon a totalitarian leader? On the issue of “pseudoscientific” discussions in historiography
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description	The article is devoted to the disputes that occur in historical research and especially in the media around the name and legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte. The author of this article focuses on “near-scientific” discussions related to the idea of Napoleon as a totalitarian leader, the predecessor of authoritarian and totalitarian regimes of the twentieth century. Despite the fact that these “discussions” sometimes do not have a scientific character, they have a great public response, because they are actively heated by the media. Based on the analysis of the works of Anglo-Saxon and French authors, the article traces the origins of ideas about Napoleon as a totalitarian leader, and also analyzes the reasons for the appearance of such “theories”.
topic	napoleon bonaparte historiography totalitarianism adolf hitler mass media thierry lentz jean tulare
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Is Napoleon a totalitarian leader? On the issue of “pseudoscientific” discussions in historiography

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