This small work explores - based on the archival material of Genoa, as well as historical texts from the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries - the possibility of the Greek roots (from his father's side) of Bonaparte. Does his family originate from Mani? Is there a connection to the imperial root of the Komnenos from Trebizond? What was the overall influence of the Greek element on the personality of M. Napoleon, who admired M. Alexander and the Greek philosophers and dreamed of liberating Greece from the Turks? What do we know about his relationship with the Stefanopoulos family from Mani? These and many other questions are illuminated in D. Davvetas' book, in order to shed light on the unique character and personality of the great strategist.