Henri Bertrand was a French military officer born in 1773, known for his role during the Napoleonic Wars. He served as a general and was a close associate of Napoleon Bonaparte. Bertrand played a significant part in several key battles and was recognized for his leadership and strategic skills. After the fall of Napoleon, Bertrand was involved in the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy. He later became a member of the French Senate and continued to influence military and political affairs until his death in 1844. His contributions to French military history remain notable.