by Dave Watkins
For your delectation, below are listed the questions and answers to the first, First Empire Christmas Competition. We received a bucket load of responses, many were amusing, (some intentionally, some otherwise!), and many of you had put in a considerable amount of effort. If, however, your name isn't Steve Bird, of Seal, Sevenoaks, Kent, then you ain't won! So congratulations to Steve and now you can see how you fared! 1. Where was Napoleon born?
2. When was Napoleon born?
3. At Napoleon's coronation, from whom, against protocol, did Napoleon take the crown, in order to crown himself?
4. Which advertiser in this issue (#9), markets and manufacturers AB figures?
5. What was the name of the ship used during the escape from Elba?
6. What was the title held by Napoleon's son at his death?
7. What was the full name of the father of Eugene, Vice Roy of Italy?
8. Where was Murat executed?
9. At Waterloo, which 'allied' Prince was charged with the defence Smohain and Frischermont?
10. What was Ney's ducal title?
11. In which Bavarian town did Berthier meet his death?
12. Which Marshal became Governor of Naples on 23 July 1808?
13. Who was Blucher's Chief of Staff of 1815?
14. What is the name of the artist whose painting appeared on the cover of issue 5 of First Empire?
15. What is the popular name of the 3eme Regiment Etranger?
16. Who was responsible for returning the remains of Napoleon II from Austria to Paris?
17. Who became Colonel-General of the Artillery and Marines of the Imperial Guard in 1804?
18. In what year was the Polish Guard batalion formed?
19. Which Kingdom was the Grand Duchy of Warsaw a part?
20. Who portrayed Napoleon in the Dino de Laurentis film 'Waterloo'?
Well if you got them all correct and didn't win or if you are still kicking yourself, better next luck next time. Always remember it is not the taking part that counts -- it is the WINNING! Back to Table of Contents -- First Empire #10 Back to First Empire List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1993 by First Empire. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com |