Napoleonic Trivia #22 (1 Viewer)

[Grognard]

What was the nickname Napoléon's mother gave him when he was a little guy?

 

[Obee]

Lunchtime again, in 'the Great South Land' and I've found that :

Napoleon's nickname was Rabullione (the "meddler" or "disrupter").

The dominant influence of Napoleon's childhood was his mother, Maria Letizia Ramolino. Her firm discipline helped restrain the rambunctious Napoleon, nicknamed Rabullione (the "meddler" or "disrupter").

By the way, why didn't we have a question last Thursday on his death???

I just realised we missed the 190th anniversay of the Emperor's Death on 5th May 1821.

John

 

[Grognard]

Lunchtime again, in 'the Great South Land' and I've found that :

Napoleon's nickname was Rabullione (the "meddler" or "disrupter").

The dominant influence of Napoleon's childhood was his mother, Maria Letizia Ramolino. Her firm discipline helped restrain the rambunctious Napoleon, nicknamed Rabullione (the "meddler" or "disrupter").

By the way, why didn't we have a question last Thursday on his death???

I just realised we missed the 190th anniversay of the Emperor's Death on 5th May 1821.

John

Another correct answer John! May be I should just PM you directly the questions :rolleyes2:

I don't celebrate Napoléon's death but I will come up with a Trivia question on this topic soon...:wink2:

 

[Obee]

Another correct answer John! May be I should just PM you directly the questions :rolleyes2:

To make it fair for the other guys, don't post them when I'm at work, when I have a computer in fromt of me for 8 hours a day...... try night time in Australia and on weekends

John

 

[Grognard]

To make it fair for the other guys, don't post them when I'm at work, when I have a computer in fromt of me for 8 hours a day...... try night time in Australia and on weekends

John

Well, I need to work and sleep too so I can only post these in the evening here in the Pacific Northwest...