Through the modernisation of French and European institutions, | Forteresse Europe

Through the modernisation of French and European institutions, the pacification of the country, his military victories and the conquest of most of Europe, Napoleon allowed the expansion and perpetuation of the Revolution while taking over the legacy of traditional and monarchical principles. Thus, despite the many regime changes during the 19th century, the French Civil Code remained in force throughout Europe.

By eliminating cults and other revolutionary legacies that endangered the work of the revolution itself, it allowed others to survive.

This synthesis between tradition and modernity, between the perpetuation of immortal principles around which the nations of Europe were built and the necessary reforms to be undertaken, heralded the great conservative revolutions of the first half of the 20th century.

Hail to the Emperor!