Written on the eve of the First World War , Christian Cherfils' work reveals an essential aspect of the personality of Napoleon Bonaparte, whose adherence to Islam is a historical fact reported by the press of the time. Disciple...

The Gospel of Barnabas… an apocryphal gospel which, understandably, upsets the foundations of the Christian West. It comes indeed from the one whom Jesus, among his disciples, consider as his confidant, asking him to take note of his words and to testify both to his message and to his deeds...

Was Mohammed, transmitter of the Koran, beyond his conversion to Islam, Napoleon's great master in strategy? The author demonstrates this to us through a meticulous and unprecedented analysis of the Battle of Badr followed by a comparative study of the two Napoleonic masterpieces: Marengo and Austerlitz.