A 1986 study by Jan Pachonski and Reuel K. Wilson discusses how this man became fascinated by conscripted Polish soldiers invading his country, came to see them as similar victims, and thus treated them better than other invaders, sparing many of them when he ordered that all white men in his country should be slaughtered.
A 1986 study by Jan Pachonski and Reuel K. Wilson discusses how this man became fascinated by conscripted Polish soldiers invading his country, came to see them as similar victims, and thus treated them better than other invaders, sparing many of them when he ordered that all white men in his country should be slaughtered. Alexandre Pétion and Henri Christophe were among those who plotted the conspiracy to assassinate this man at Pont Larnage. Along with François Capois, he had led the troops that overwhelmed the soldiers of Donatien de Rochambeau at the Battle of Vertière, which ended Napoleon's invasion of his country. Previously, he had also won the Battle of Crête-à-Pierrot as the top military assistant to Toussaint L'Ouverture. For 10 points, name this first emperor of an independent Haiti.
A 1986 study by Jan Pachonski and Reuel K. Wilson discusses how this man became fascinated by conscripted Polish soldiers invading his country, came to see them as similar victims, and thus treated them better than other invaders, sparing many of them when he ordered that all white men in his country should be slaughtered.
Jean-Jacques {Dessalines} (or Emperor {Jacques} I)