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Napoleon III. ( frz. Napoléon III; * 20. April 1808 in Paris; † 9. Januar 1873 in Chislehurst bei London ), war unter seinem ursprünglichen Namen Charles-Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte während der Zweiten Republik von 1848 bis 1852 französischer Staatspräsident und von 1852 bis 1870 als Napoleon III. Kaiser der Franzosen.
2. Apr. 2014 · Napoleon III, the nephew of Napoleon I, was emperor of France from 1852 to 1870. His downfall came during the Franco-Prussian War, when his efforts to defeat Otto Von Bismarck ended in his capture.
11. März 2022 · By Empress Eugénie, Napoleon III fathered Napoleon, Prince Imperial (1856-1879). Although Napoleon-Louis was his only legitimate son, he had a number of other children by different women, including Alexandrine Éléonore Vergeot, Maria Anna Schiess, French actress Elisa Rachel Felix (also known as Mademoiselle Rachel), Harriet Howard, Maria-Anne Walewska, Virginia Oldoini, and many others.
6. Mai 2022 · Napoleon III and his wife Eugenie welcoming ambassadors from Thailand: The reception of ambassadors from Siam by Jean Léon Gérome, 1864 When Emperor Napoleon III ascended to power, France already had some territories overseas. Paris had possessions in the Antilles, Western Africa (modern-day Senegal and surrounding territories), and Algeria ...
Versailles, a place of ostentation during the French Second Empire. During the reign of Napoleon III, Versailles, which had become a history museum, remained a prestigious venue where important figures visiting Paris were received, and was also the setting of grand parties. The most striking one was the party held for Queen Victoria of Great ...
Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte ist der Neffe von Kaiser Napoleon I. Nach der Revolution 1848 zunächst Präsident Frankreichs, begründet er 1852 als Napoleon III. das zweite Kaiserreich. 1870 ...
9. Jan. 2017 · Napoleon III decided to intervene, by virtue of the treaty signed on the 28 January. 3 May: Declaration of war against Austria. The Legislative Body followed the Emperor’s lead and voted the necessary levies. 10 May: Napoleon III left to lead his troops in Italy. 20 May: French victory at Montebello. 4 June: French victory at Magenta.
