Talk:Jérôme Bonaparte
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Why would a Corsican christen his son Roland? The name is unpronouncible in Italian! The language only allows two consonants before and one after each vovel. I think his christan name was eather Geronimo or Girolamo. Both are Italian counterparts of the name Jérôme.
2006-11-23 Lena Synnerholm, Märsta, Sweden.
The Italian version of this article have the headword “Girolamo Bonaparte”. So his Christian name was most likely Girolamo Buonaparte. There is already a discussion about the prefix “di” at the article Napoléon I entitled “DI Buonaparte?”.
2007-08-11 Lena Synnerholm, Märsta, Sweden.
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