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Ethiopia Africa Black International Congress
 
 History
 "Napoleón did it; if you can´t do it, you better die"
  The words of The greatest Prophet born of the womb of a black woman, Marcus Garvey, invite us to study the life of the French revolutionary.
 > A man with the necessary character and will power to conquer his marginal origin in Corsica and to face the European monarchies.

 > In the destiny of Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) the personal circumstances played a great role. His adversaries have wanted to do of him a kind of automaton, a cruel calculator. And often in that great soldier, in that victor, who could seem to be inebriated, one finds a kind of remorse, of complaint... His Austerlitz's bulletin ends this way: "There has never been a more horrible battlefield. From the center of the immense lakes, still you can heard the shouts of thousands of men whom it is possible to help. The heart bleeds..." Triumphal singing singular enough in a conqueror. After Wagran, he crossed the battlefield to insure himself that all the injured men had been withdrawn. Where still one was finding, he spoke to them until they recibed aid. Cesar, and up to Alexander, were harder.
 
 > Top photo: On June 15, 1954, His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I shaking hands with the American actor Marlon Brando, characterizing Napoleon Bonaparte, during the Emperor´s visit to the 2oth Century Fox cinematographic studies, Holywood, U.S.A.
 > "We were remaining awake late in the night reading books and writing the history of our lives. The books that we were reading mainly it was including diplomatic histories and the biographies of patriotic leaders as Napoleon, Abraham Lincoln and on the Christian church. ", there remembers, in his autobiography, the Emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie I during the time of residence in Bath, England.
 Bibliography recommended
 "My life... what a novel!"
 > Octave Aubry. Vida privada de Napoleón . Editorial Losada S.A., Buenos Aires, 1940.

 > Emil Ludwig. Napoleón. Editorial Juventud, Barcelona, 1956.

  > D. del Olmo. Napoleón. Editorial Ramon Sopena S.A., Barcelona. 1974.

 > Max Gallo. Napoleón -La novela-. 2 vols. Editorial Planeta S.A., Barcelona, 2001.
 
 The sword, the pen and the word
 Napoleón said it:
 > "If it seems that I am prepared myself always to face everything is because I have pondered a lot of time before acting and have tried to provide the effects. It is not a genius who reveals to me privately what I must say or do in an unexpected circumstance, but the meditation"
 > "They have arranged an appointment on my tomb but they do not dare to assemble there"
 
 > "In my retirement I am going to replace the sword with the feather. The history of my reign will surprise. Up to the present, only they have seen my silhouette; now I am going to show myself. How many things I can reveal. Of a lot of men a false opinion is had! I have filled with goods thousands of wretches! And what they have done for me lately? To betray myself, all."
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