Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Geschichte - Pasquale Paoli. 1755 wurde Pascal Paoli inmitten der allgemeinen Wirren zum "General der korsischen Nation" gewählt. Durch ihn und mit ihm wird Korsika 14 Jahre lang der erste neuzeitliche demokratische Staat Europas. Paoli war seiner Zeit weit voraus und es gelang ihm das beinahe Unmögliche: aus einer über Jahrhunderte ...
The inscription reads: D.O.M. To the memory of Pasquale De Paoli, one of the most eminent and most illustrious characters of the age in which he lived. He was born at Rostino, in Corsica, April the 5th 1725, was unanimously chosen, at the age of thirty supreme head of that Island, and died in this metropolis Feb.the 5th 1807, aged 82 years.
6. März 2019 · Pasquale Paoli was born on 6 April 1725 in Morosaglia, son of Giacinto Paoli, who had guided the revolt against the dominion of Genoa. Pasquale was forced to follow his father in exile in Naples in 1738, fighting in the Bourbon army. There he did some of his studies and followed the lessons of the philosopher Antonio Genovesi, who influenced ...
Pasquale Paoli, per evità una guerra civile in Corsica hè custrettu in 1795 à imbarcà si per Londra, suvitatu da l'inglesi u 14 d'uttobre 1796. Tandu l'armata francese rioccupa l'isula senza resistenza. A Corsica diventa un dipartimentu francese. Scuraghjitu, Pasquale Paoli si ne stà in Londra, induve more novi anni più tardi.
Pasquale Paoli, Fondateur de l'Université de Corse en 1765, Père de la 1ère constitution démocratique EN SAVOIR + DISCOVER. 5100 ...
Nell’aprile 1755, Paoli sbarcò in Corsica, convinto della necessità di abbandonare la tradizione isolana di un supremo organo collegiale dei rivoltosi. Dalla Consulta riunita a Sant’Antonio della Casabianca il 14-15 luglio fu eletto ‘generale della nazione corsa’ e giurò d’impegnarsi per la libertà dell’isola.
The University Pasquale Paoli is the only university in Corsica. It was founded in 1765 by Pasquale Paoli, a man of the Enlightenment, father of the 1st modern democratic constitution and leader of the independent Corsican nation. Reopened in 1981, the University of Corsica, the most southern of French universities, now counts 5 100 students and hosts more than 300 international students of 60 ...
