K Chuzhomu Beregu

1800-1802. France is reviving at a rapid pace after a decade of devastation and decline. Not only the French, but the whole of Europe in admiration from the first consul of Bonaparte. This man strives for universal peace, and his managerial genius seems to have no boundaries: he builds roads, bridges and canals, writes laws, fills the treasury with gold. Thousands of tourists, the first time after the revolution flooded Paris, send enthusiastic relays to their homeland. Poets and...
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1800-1802. France is reviving at a rapid pace after a decade of devastation and decline. Not only the French, but the whole of Europe in admiration from the first consul of Bonaparte. This man strives for universal peace, and his managerial genius seems to have no boundaries: he builds roads, bridges and canals, writes laws, fills the treasury with gold. Thousands of tourists, the first time after the revolution flooded Paris, send enthusiastic relays to their homeland. Poets and composers devote their best works to the general.Few manage at this time to discern the true face of Bonaparte. Before Suzanne du Chatelet, his real face opens - the face of a monster, a creature of a strange nature, who knows neither good nor evil, nor mercy, nor cruelty. People for him are faceless chips, the world is an arena for meaningless adventures. And although Susanna's friend, Minister Talleyrand, is optimistic about the future of France, the heroine makes a choice that her heart tells her. And which her husband had already done without hesitation ...