The French Empire: Napoleon and the Dream of Europe — Fexingo History
In November 1806, fresh from crushing Prussia at Jena, Napoleon issued the Berlin Decree, declaring a blockade of the British Isles and forbidding all European trade with Britain. It was the opening shot of his Continental System — an ambitious attempt to destroy Britain's economy and force peace. But the system tore apart alliances, sparked smuggling empires, and eventually helped bring down Napoleon himself. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how Napoleon tried to strangle his chief enemy with paper decrees, why the British retaliated with their own Orders in Council, and how the blockade backfired — driving Russia toward the 1812 campaign, fueling resentment across Europe, and ultimately drawing the Emperor into the disastrous Spanish adventure. Along the way, they meet the smugglers of Heligoland, the merchants of the Hanseatic cities, and the tsar who defied the Emperor. A story of hubris, economics, and unintended consequences. #Napoleon #ContinentalSystem #BerlinDecree #MilanDecree #OrdersInCouncil #Blockade #Smuggling #Hanseatic #Heligoland #Tilsit #AlexanderI #EuropeanHistory #EconomicWarfare #FrenchEmpire #FexingoHistory #History #19thCentury #NapoleonicWars Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]
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