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Fondation Napoleon launches Operation Save House Napoleon 1st St. Helena "

The operation to "Save House Napoleon 1 st St. Helena" has officially begun today by sending a special letter of information. The entire file is now online www.napoleon.org .

PRESIDENT'S Together we must save the house of the Emperor at St. Helena. If I dared to use such strong terms, I would say that this letter is a call for general mobilization of all the friends of the national heritage in general and Napoleon in particular. Indeed, there is danger in delay, and not any: that of Napoleon's final exile on St. Helena. Part of the house of Longwood is in danger because of passing time and the climate which is abhorrent in this part of the island. As you know, for several years the Foundation helps Domains French Napoleon to St. Helena and collaborates on many points with the authorities, that is to say the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The department decided that major works should be undertaken and that it was time to invest in this place of remembrance. This strong will and sincere faces difficulties State budget and that is why he asked Fondation Napoleon to unite those who wish to lend their support to this essential work. Therefore, with our colleagues in the Napoleonic Remembrance, we appeal today to all those who wish to perpetuate this piece of France to the other side of the world. We present this project that appeals to your generosity. We all know that times are tough and wallets in the process of flattening. But perhaps the game worth the candle for this project which could not be more Napoleonic, and especially vital for the future House of the Emperor. Perhaps also the effort will he compensated at least partially, by the tax benefits that allow donations to a foundation of public utility like ours. The file below will allow you to learn more about the why, how and how much. I sincerely hope that this call and the echo that you give will help us achieve this great project, and together we save the house of the Emperor at St. Helena. Thanks in advance for your help and your mobilization. Victor Andre Massena, Prince of Essling Foundation President Napoleon

THE HOUSE IS IN DANGER OF LONGWOOD The Longwood House where Napoleon lived from December 1815 and where he died May 5, 1821, is in danger. Property in France (Foreign Ministry) since 1858, it consists of two parts: the imperial apartments and so-called wing generals, where lived Las Cases, Gourgaud Montholon and Dr. O'Meara. This part houses an important collection of prints, contemporary furniture and objects of exile patiently exceptional set up by Tory. The state of this part of the buildings is a concern: altered structures, blankets obsolete and a form unsuitable climate, the need to reorganize the surfaces to meet current public reception in compliance with the traces of history. A restoration, even a partial reconstruction is required, otherwise this part of the entire Longwood disappear.

YOU CAN PARTICIPATE IN ITS RESCUE Following a mission establishment of a Chief Architect of Historic Monuments, the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs has adopted a project of restoration and partial reconstruction of the wing generals. The budget of the proposed works that save and sustain this important heritage site, is about 1.5 million euros. Department hopes that this operation is funded half by private funds. He entrusted the care of the Napoleon Foundation raise funds by subscription to the public Fondation Napoleon and the Napoleonic Remembrance have partnered to launch an international fund aimed at raising the public's generosity to meet the shortfall.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE? You can participate in the rescue of the memorial by sending a donation to the Fondation Napoleon (148 Boulevard Haussmann, 75008 Paris) using the coupon contained on the subscription (pdf), or free. All monies collected will be devoted to the operation. Napoleon Foundation is recognized as a charity, your donation will result in sending a document that entitles you to a reduction of income tax equal to 66% of the donation. Donations are limited to 20% of annual taxable income of the donor. The deduction may also apply under certain conditions, to the ISF for 75% of the donation a limit of 50,000 euros per year and deducted from tax on corporations. For information, contact Pierre Branda . The list of donors will be published continuously on the sites napoleon.org Foundation Napoleon and the Napoleonic Remembrance

EVERY DONATION WILL BE LISTED AND THANKED Besides the tax certificate, each donor will receive a diploma that will keep subscribers. Donors have made a superior effort to 1500 euros will be acknowledged by a commemorative medal specially struck to preserve the memory of their generosity. A plaque of appreciation will be affixed to St. Helena and the full list of deferred donors in a special register which shall be deposited Fields in the archives of French St. Helena and the archives of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs. For you to keep you informed of the progress of this project, special pages have been opened on the websites napoleon.org Foundation Napoleon and the Napoleonic Remembrance FOR SAVE THE HOUSE OF NAPOLEON TO ST HELENA, DONATE: DOWNLOAD BULLETIN

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INTERNATIONAL SUBSCRIPTION
under the high patronage of HIH Prince Napoleon.
COMMITTEE OF HONOR
Chaired by Professor Jean Tulard Institute
Assisted MM.
Victor Andre Massena, Prince of Essling President of the Fondation Napoléon, and

Fileaux Christian, President of Remembrance Napoleonic.
See the list of the Honorary Committee

NAPOLEON FOUNDATION
Recognised public utility authorized to receive gifts and bequests by the decree of November 12, 1987
Contact:
Save House Napoleon at St. Helena
-operation saintehelene@napoleon.org
Foundation Napoleon
148 Boulevard Haussmann
75008 Paris - France Tel
. : +33 (0) 1 56 43 46 00
Fax: +33 (0) 1 56 43 46 01

THE CAMPAIGN TO SAVE HOUSE LONGWOOD
Most of You Will have noticed on napoleon.org and in the special letter sent out last week to our French-language readers that the campaign to save Longwood House on Saint Helena has now been launched. With contributions already coming in, there have been a number of questions regarding how to make donations if you are based outside of France. The practical details of the international side of the campaign are being finalised as we speak.
In order that donors who do not pay tax in France may benefit from the tax breaks available in their country, we have to receive authorisation from foreign foundations. This authorisation is obtained through the Fondation de France, which has been given the job of securing this agreement with the countries concerned. This stage of the process should be complete between now and the end of January, and as soon as this authorisation has been received, we shall of course give our Francophone and Anglophone friends based outside French territory a "heads-up".
For those looking to make a donation via bank transfer, the Fondation Napoléon's bank details can be obtained by contacting Pierre Branda, either by post (the Fondation Napoléon's address can be found on the website) or by email ( branda@napoleon.org ).
This fund-raising call goes out to Napoleonic historians and enthusiasts, and national and historical heritage lovers alike: we need you.