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The Dutch Footprint of Napoleon

4 May 2021

Two hundred years ago, on 5 May 1821, Napoleon Bonaparte died. The French general and emperor left behind deep traces in Dutch society that are still visible today. The book Napoleons nalatenschap (Napoleons Legacy) shows how the French presence and eventual occupation of the Netherlands shaped Dutc

The Dutch Pyramid of Austerlitz

5 July 2019

Did you know there is a town called Austerlitz in the Netherlands? Nearby is a pyramid, built by Napoleon’s soldiers. Derek Blyth tells you why.

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