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Miollis, Napoleon's Aixese General Who Arrested Pope Pius VII in Rome on Behalf of the Emperor

Summary by LaProvence.com
He died on 18 June 1828 in his castle in Montjustin. As a symbol of his unwavering bond with Emperor Napoleon, definitively defeated by the European coalition on 18 June, in 1815 in Waterloo. Sextius Alexander...
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After Ridley Scott's Napoleon, another French director this time will attack the great controversial figure in our history of France. Napoleon's character is one of the most treated historical personalities in cinema and television, from the long silent film of Abel Gance through the films of Sacha [...]

He died on 18 June 1828 in his castle in Montjustin. As a symbol of his unwavering bond with Emperor Napoleon, definitively defeated by the European coalition on 18 June, in 1815 in Waterloo. Sextius Alexander...

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LaProvence.com broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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