by Laurent Joffrin · Tapa dura · ISBN 9782020289931
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«Les batailles de Napoléon» is the historical essay by Laurent Joffrin, published by Seuil in hardcover (238 pages, in French).
The book explains why and how Napoleon won his battles and why he ended up losing, showing the real experience of combat from the perspective of soldiers, officers and general staff. Written like a war correspondent alongside the Grande Armée, it approaches each battle with a different focus and perspective maps.
Published in 2000, with a preface by Jean Tulard, it includes fold-out maps of each battle and bibliographic references.
A popular work for non-specialist readers interested in military history and the Napoleonic campaigns, with a didactic and narrative approach.
Laurent Joffrin is a French journalist and the editor of the newspaper Libération.
