Refimprove date October 2008 Use dmy dates date May 2011 Infobox royalty monarch name John I the Posthumous succession King of France and King of Navarre Navarre br Count of Champagne image John I of France.jpg ... in Saint Denis Basilica . He was succeeded by his uncle, Philip V of France Philip the Tall . Consequences File Jean Ier Bier.jpg thumb left 170px Funerary convoy of King John I. The premature death of John I brought the first issue of succession of the Capetian dynasty . When Louis X of France Louis ... King of France under the name of John I , died five days after birth. It was his uncle who ... center John I of France rowspan 4 align center Father br Louis X of France rowspan 2 align center Paternal ... last Louis X of France Louis X and I s ttl title List of French monarchs King of France and List of Navarrese ... Juan I de Francia eo Johano la 1 a Francio eu Joanes I.a Nafarroakoa fa fr Jean Ier de France ... c a Ph p yo John I of France zh ... succession List of French monarchs King of France King of Navarre and Navarre coronation full name predecessor Louis X of France Louis X and I successor Philip V of France Philip V and II house House of Capet royal anthem father Louis X of France mother Clemence of Hungary birth date birth date 1316 11 15 df y birth place Paris, France death date 20 November 1316 aged age in days 1316 11 15 1316 11 20 days death place Paris, France place of burial Saint Denis Basilica Direct Capetians john1 John I 15 November 1316 spaced ndash 20 November 1316 , called the Posthumous , was List of French monarchs King of France and List of Navarrese monarchs Navarre , and Counts of Champagne Count of Champagne , as the son and successor of Louis X of France Louis the Headstrong , for the five days he lived ... son of Louis X and Clementia of Hungary , sister of the King Charles I of Hungary , he is the only person to be King of France since birth, and thus, the youngest King of France. John reigned for five ... more details
death date Death date and age 923 6 15 866 8 15 df y death place Soissons , France place of burial Robert I 15 August 866 15 June 923 , King of France King of Western Francia 922 923 , was the younger ... Category 10th century rulers in Europe Category Kings of France bg I bs Robert I, kralj Zapadne Frana ke br Roperzh Ia roue ar Franked ca Robert I de Fran a cs Robert I. Francouzsk de Robert I. Frankreich el es Roberto I de Francia eo Roberto la 1 a Francio fr Robert Ier de France ko 1 it Roberto I di Francia he , la Robertus I rex Franciae ... Roberto I de Fran a ru I simple Robert I of France sk R bert I. Franc zsko sr ... vi Robert I c a Ph p vls Robert I van West Franci yo Robert I of France zh ...Use dmy dates date May 2011 Unreferenced date January 2010 Infobox royalty monarch name Robert I title King of Western Francia image Robert I de France.jpg caption reign 29 June 922 15 June 923 coronation 29 June 922, Rheims cor type france othertitles Count of Paris full name succession King of the Franks ... Charles the Simple successor Rudolph of France consort Aelis br B atrice of Vermandois issue Emma of France br Hildebranda of France br Hugh the Great br Richilda of France house Robertian royal anthem ... king of the Western Franks in 888. West Francia evolved over time into France under Odo, the capital ... daughters. Each married powerful lay vassals of their father Emma of France 894&ndash 935 to Rudolph ... wife, B atrice of Vermandois , daughter of Herbert I, Count of Vermandois Herbert I of Vermandois , he had his only son, Hugh the Great , who was later dux Francorum and father of Hugh Capet of France ... Rudolph of France Rudolph years 922&ndash 923 s end French Carolingians Monarchs of FranceFrance topics Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Robert 01 Of France ALTERNATIVE NAMES ... Soissons , France DEFAULTSORT Robert 01 Of France Category Frankish kings Category Robertian dynasty ... more details
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23 May 1059 cor type france full name predecessor Henry I of France Henry I successor Louis VI of France Louis VI spouse Bertha of Holland br Bertrade de Montfort issue Constance of France Constance, Princess of Antioch br Louis VI of France br Cecile of France Cecile, Princess of Galilee house House of Capet father Henry I of France mother Anne of Kiev birth date birth date 1052 5 23 df y birth place death date death date and age 1108 7 29 1052 5 23 df y death place Melun , France place of burial Saint Beno t sur Loire religion Roman Catholicism Philip I 23 May 1052 &ndash 29 July 1108 , called the Amorous , ref http www.britannia.com history resource france.html Kings of France ref ... lands of France royal demesne the Vexin and Bourges . Life Philip was the son of Henry I of France Henry I and Anne of Kiev . Unusually at the time for Western Europe, his name was of Greek language ... with Bertha were Constance of France Constance , married Hugh I of Champagne before 1097 and then, after her divorce, to Bohemund I of Antioch in 1106 Louis VI of France Louis VI 1 December 1081 1 August ... bfc boxstyle 5 background color 9fe 1 1. Philip I of France 2 2. Henry I of France 3 3. Anne of Kiev 4 4. Robert II of France 5 5. Constance of Arles 6 6. Yaroslav I the Wise Yaroslav I of Kiev 7 ... s hou House of Capet 23 May 1052 29 July 1108 s bef before Henry I of France Henry I s ttl title ... France ko 1 hr Filip I. Francuski io Filip 1ma di Francia id Philippe I dari Perancis is Filippus ... Philippe I c a Ph p yo Philip I of France zh ...Use dmy dates date May 2011 Infobox royalty name Philip I title King of the Franks small Style of the French Sovereign List of changes to the royal style more... small image Philip I of France HHWXI28.svg caption small 1904 sketch based upon earlier artwork small succession King of France reign 23 May ..., ref http www.historytoday.com MainArticle.aspx?m 33352&amid 30283346 History Today, Philip I Crowned ... more details
I have just finished a conference with Senator France....He told me how he came out for Soviet Russia ...Use mdy dates date October 2011 Infobox Senator name Joseph Irwin France nationality American image name ... Party Republican term start March 4, 1917 term end March 3, 1923 preceded Blair Lee I succeeded ... br University of Leipzig br Clark University religion Joseph Irwin France October 11, 1873 spaced ... Senate , representing the Maryland State of Maryland from 1917 1923. Early life France was born in Cameron ... from the medical department of Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts . France began ... of medicine in Baltimore after graduation in 1903. Career Image Joseph France, photo portrait head and shoulders.jpg thumb left France was elected to the Maryland State Senate in 1906, serving until ... to the medical and surgical faculty of Maryland from 1916 1917. After a short time out of politics, France ... Quarantine. France attempted to introduce an amendment to the Sedition Act of 1918 that would have ensured limited free speech protections, but the amendment was defeated, and France would remark ... books?id OnSLtku4YzwC&pg PA77&lpg PA77&dq 22senator france 22 v onepage&q 22senator 20france 22&f false ref France warned in March 1920 that Republican liberals would split off the Republican Party to form the Anti Prohibition Party . ref WARNS OF REPUBLICAN SPLIT Senator France Declares Liberals May ...?res 9D04E6DC1738E13ABC4B51DFB566838B639EDE ref France introduced a joint resolution in the same month asking that dissenters imprisoned during World War I be pardoned. ref War powers of the executive ... Senator France v snippet&q Senator 20France&f false ref He was an unsuccessful candidate for U.S. ... Democratic rival William Cabell Bruce . Following his defeat, France became President of the Republic International Corporation and also resumed the practice of medicine in Port Deposit. France also ... 2 E to J.htm 10,000 Famous Freemasons, 1957, William R. Denslow ref France opposed Herbert Hoover ... more details
, France signature King Francis I Signature.svg religion Catholic Church Roman Catholicism Francis ... thumb Calibres de France Grand culverin of Francis I, with royal salamander emblem and with the Latin ... in Arabic Rhodes.jpg thumb left Calibres de France Grand culverin of Francis I with salamander ... I of France Francis I of France , Encyclop dia Britannica , Eleventh Edition ref In the Italian ... . Both were separately painted by Titian circa 1530. Under the reign of Francis I, France became ... . ref Francois I, hoping that Morocco would open up to France as easily as Mexico had to Spain, sent ... needed date October 2007 . Francis I was interred with his first wife, Claude de France, Duchess of Bretagne ... Royalty styles name King Francis I br small Par la gr ce de Dieu, Roi de France small dipstyle His ... I of France 2 Charles, Count of Angoul me 3 Louise of Savoy 4 John, Count of Angoul me 5 Marguerite ... 13 Anne of Cyprus 14 Charles I, Duke of Bourbon 15 Agnes of Burgundy 16 Charles V of France 17 ... Ier de France gl Francisco I de Francia ko 1 hr Franjo I., kralj Francuske io Fran ois 1ma ... I de Fran a ro Francisc I al Fran ei ru I simple Francis I of France sk Franti ek I. Franc zsko ... Ph p yo Francis I of France zh ...refimprove date November 2011 Use dmy dates date May 2011 Infobox royalty type monarch name Francis I image Francis1 1.jpg succession List of French monarchs King of France reign 1 January 1515 31 March 1547 coronation 25 January 1515 cor type france predecessor Louis XII of France Louis XII successor Henry II of France Henry II spouse Claude of France Claude, Duchess of Brittany br Eleanor of Austria issue Francis III, Duke of Brittany br Henry II of France br Madeleine of Valois Madeleine, Queen of Scots br Charles II de Valois, Duke of Orl ans Charles, Duke of Orl ans br Margaret of France, Duchess ... df yes 1494 9 12 birth place Ch teau de Cognac , France death date Death date and age df yes 1547 ... more details
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. ref French constitution article I ... La France est une R publique indivisible, la que, d mocratique ... of the Triple Entente when World War I broke out. A small part of Northern France was occupied, but France ... fran aise icon no efn The country s long name in its Languages of France regional languages include ... France official languages French language French languages type Languages of France Regional languages ... de France url http www.culture.gouv.fr culture dglf lang reg methodes apprentissage 1langreg.htm title DGLF Langues r gionales et trans r gionales de France publisher Culture.gouv.fr accessdate 27 January ... country Metropolitan France region Europe region color dark grey subregion the European Union subregion ... of France President leader title2 Prime Minister of France Prime Minister leader name1 Nicolas Sarkozy Union for a Popular Movement UMP leader name2 Fran ois Fillon UMP legislature Parliament of France Parliament upper house Senate of France Senate lower house National Assembly of France National Assembly sovereignty type History of France Formation sovereignty note established event1 Francia established event2 West Francia established event3 Constitution of France Current constitution established date1 486 Unification by Clovis I Clovis established date2 843 Treaty of Verdun established ... metropole Metropolitan France Metropolitan France FR IGN area km2 551695 FR IGN area rank 47th ... France territories , but excluding the French territory of Ad lie Land Terre Ad lie in Antarctica ... total density Metropolitan France only. The population density for the whole territory of the French ... sexe et ge au 1er janvier 2011, France m tropolitaine first Government of France last INSEE accessdate ... 0&a title France publisher International Monetary Fund accessdate 18 April 2012 ref GDP PPP rank 9th ... France only. Time Zone s across the French Republic span from UTC 10 French Polynesia PF to UTC 12 Wallis and Futuna WF . utc offset 1 time zone DST CEST efn CEST applies to Metropolitan France ... more details
Infobox single See Wikipedia WikiProject Songs Name To France Cover To France Mike Oldfield .jpg Cover size Caption Artist Mike Oldfield from Album Discovery Mike Oldfield album Discovery A side B side In the Pool br Bones Released start date 1984 6 16 df yes Format 7 , 12 vinyl Recorded Genre Europop ... This single To France br 1984 Next single Tricks of the Light br 1984 To France is a single music ... web url http www.amadian.net singles1.htm To France title Singles publisher Amadian accessdate 2010 ... video for To France is a mock live performance of the song. Oldfield plays a Fender Musical Instruments ... To France 4.33 In the Pool 3.40 12 Single To France extended version 5 32 In the Pool 3 40 Bones 3 19 Charts The song reached the top 10 in a number of countries in 1984, reaching number 1 in France. class ... single See Wikipedia WikiProject Songs Name To France Cover Kim Wilde To France.png Artist Kim ... East 17 song Kim Wilde version It s Alright br Sleeping Satellite br 2011 This single To France br 2011 Next single Ever Fallen in Love With Someone You Shouldn t ve Ever Fallen in Love br 2012 To France ... version It s Alright by German Euro dance band Groove Coverage . Track listing To France Christmas edit 3 56 To France 3 59 It s Alright Groove Coverage remix edit 2 55 It s Alright Groove Coverage remix 4 26 Other cover versions In 1996, Maggie Reilly reinterpreted To France on her solo album Elena ... Forward . In 1996, Blind Guardian released a Power metal cover of To France on their album The Forgotten ..., Novaspace released a cover of To France as a single. In 2002, Hungary Hungarian pop group Crystal released ... version called To France 2008 . In 2009, E Mine vs. Disco Punks released a commercial dance remix .... In 2011, Leaves Eyes released a cover of To France on their album Meredead . In 2011, French singer ... Reilly songs Category Kim Wilde songs Category Songs written by Mike Oldfield cs To France eu To France fr To France nl To France pl To France ... more details
I memorials in Belgium and France Article and reference class unsortable Picture Country class unsortable ... I memorials in France Category Military lists of World War I he ... the Western Front World War I Western Front during World War I whose bodies were not recovered, or whose ... combatant nations on the Western Front, especially those of Germany and France, but only the CWGC ... was only systematically adopted after World War I, with the establishment of the Imperial War Graves ... of forces in the early stages of the war, many of the casualties of the initial World War I battles ... December 2009 ref The highest number of casualties occurred on the Western Front in France and Belgium ... in France & Belgium. These are men who were killed in action but have no known grave. The largest ... small File Thiepval Memorial to the missing.jpg 50px France Thiepval Coord 50 03 03.58 N 02 41 07.51 ... in 1936. Also present was Albert Lebrun , the President of France. ref Menin Gate Menin Gate Memorial ... Amiens Cemetery 14.JPG 50px France Arras Coord 50 17 14.58 N 02 45 35.32 E scale 1000 name Arras Memorial ... Trenchard ref Hugh Trenchard served as the commander of Royal Flying Corps in France from 1915 to 1917 ... Staff before taking up command of the Independent Air Force in France. At the time of the unveiling ... France Loos en Gohelle Coord 50 27 37.98 N 02 46 17.05 E scale 2500 name Loos Memorial 20,610 Commonwealth ... ref Macready served as Adjutant General of the British Expeditionary Force World War I British ... pro patria mori.jpg 50px France Pozieres Coord 50 02 02.61 N 02 42 54.65 E scale 5000 name Pozieres ... 85800&mode 1 CWGC small picture France Richebourg l Avou Coord 50 33 36.16 N 02 43 22.01 E scale ... Ambassador to France . ref Ploegsteert Memorial to the Missing Ploegsteert Memorial p small ... War I with the 12th Belgian Regiment while still a teenager. He became King Leopold III of Belgium in 1934 ... France Vimy Coord 50 22 47.15 N 02 46 27.55 E scale 2500 name Vimy Memorial 11,169 Canada entire war ... more details
Robert of France may refer to Robert I of France 866 923 , King of Western Francia Robert II of France 972 1031 , King of France hndis Long comment to avoid being listed on short pages ... more details
Henry of France may refer to Henry I of France , King of France, r.1027 106 Henry II of France , King of France, r.1547 1559 Henry III of France , King of France, r.1573 1575 Henry IV of France , King of France, r.1589 1610 Henry V of France , Pretender, 19th c. Henry of France born 1083 and died young , second son of Philip I of France Henry of France, Archbishop of Reims 1121 1175 , Bishop of Beauvais then Archbishop of Reims, son of Louis VI of France See also Henri de France , French television inventor hndis fr Henri de France ... more details
Philip of France might refer to Philip I of France 1053 1108 , King of France Philip of France 1116 1131 , co king of France, son of Louis the Fat Philip of France 1125 1161 , bishop of Paris, son of Louis the Fat Philip II of France , known as Philip Augustus, 1165 1223 , King of France Philippe Hurepel 1200 1234 , count of Boulogne, son of Philip II of France Philip of France 1209 1218 , son of Louis VIII of France Philip of France 1218 1220 , son of Louis VIII of France Philip Dagobert 1222 1232 , son of Louis VIII of France Philip III of France 1245 1285 , called Philip the Bold, King of France Philip IV of France 1268 1314 , called Philip the Fair, King of France Philip V of France 1291 1322 , called Philip the Tall, King of France Philip of France 1313 1321 , son of Philip V of France Philip VI of France 1293 1349 , called Philip of Valois, King of France Philip of Valois, Duke of Orl ans 1336 1375 , son of Philip VI of France Philip II, Duke of Burgundy 1342 1404 , son of John II of France Philip of France 1407 1407 , son of Charles VI of France Philip de France 1436 1436 , son of Charles VII of France Philippe I, Duke of Orl ans 1640 1701 , son of Louis XIII of France Philip of France 1668 1671 , duke of Anjou, son of Louis XIV of France Philip V of Spain 1683 1746 , grandson of Louis XIV of France hndis fr Philippe de France nl Filips van Frankrijk ja th ... more details
Louis of France or Louis de France may refer to Kings of the Franks, of West Francia and of France Louis the Pious died 840 , son of Charlemagne, counted as Louis I Louis the Stammerer died 879 , son of Charles the Bald, counted as Louis II Louis III of France died 882 Louis IV of France died 954 , called Louis d Outremer Louis V of France died 987 , called Louis le Fain ant Louis VI of France died 1137 , called Louis the Fat Louis VII of France died 1180 , called Louis the Younger Louis VIII of France died 1226 , called Louis the Lion Louis IX of France died 1270 , called Saint Louis Louis X of France died 1316 , called Louis the Quarreller Louis XI of France died 1483 , called Louis the Prudent Louis XII of France died 1515 Louis XIII of France died 1643 , called Louis the Just Louis XIV of France died 1715 , called the Sun King and Louis the Great Louis XV of France died 1774 , called the Louis the Beloved Louis XVI of France executed 1793 Louis XVII of France died 1795 , died in prison, never anointed as king Louis XVIII of France died 1824 , Louis XIX of France died 1844 , Louis Antoine, Duke of Angoul me, nominally king for less than an hour People other than kings Louis of France 1244 1260 , oldest son of Louis IX of France Louis of France 1263 1276 , oldest son of Philip III of France Louis d vreux 1276 1319 , Count of vreux, sixth son of Philip III of France Louis of France 1316 1317 , only son of Philip V of France Louis of France 1324 1324 , second son of Charles IV of France Louis of France 1329 1329 , second son of Philip VI of France Louis of France 1330 1330 , third son of Philip VI of France Louis I of Naples 1339 1384 , second son of John II of France Louis of Valois, Duke of Orl ans , second son of Charles V of France Louis, Dauphin of France and Duke of Guyenne , third son of Charles VI of France Louis of France 1458 1460 , oldest son of Louis XI of France Louis of France 1549 1550 , Duke of Orl ans, second son of Henry II of France Louis, Dauphin ... more details
Three women have held the title Empress of France or Empress of the French First French Empire Jos phine de Beauharnais , first wife of Napoleon I Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma Marie Louise of Austria , second wife of Napoleon I. Second French Empire Eug nie de Montijo , wife of Napoleon III Ships The following ships have had the name Empress of France RMS Empress of France 1914 Empress of France 1914 1928 RMS Empress of France 1928 Empress of France 1928 1960 Disambig ... more details
Marguerite of France may refer to Margaret of France, Queen of England and Hungary 1158 &ndash 1197 , queen consort of England and Hungary Margaret of Provence 1221 1295 , queen of France as the wife of Louis IX of France Margaret of France, Duchess of Brabant Margaret of France 1254 1271 , daughter of Louis IX of France, wife of John I, Duke of Brabant Margaret of France died 1318 1279? &ndash 1318 , queen consort of England, wife of Edward I of England Margaret of France 1288 1294 , daughter of Philip IV of France Margaret I, Countess of Artois 1310 82 , countess of Flanders, Artois and Burgundy, wife of Louis I of Flanders and mother of Louis II of Flanders Margaret of France 1347 1352 , daughter of John II of France and Bonne of Bohemia Marguerite b tarde de France 1407 58 , illegitimate daughter of Charles VI of France, married Jean de Belleville et de Montaigu Marguerite de Navarre 1492 1549 also called Margaret of Angoul me , elder sister of Francis I of France, married Henry II of Navarre Margaret of France, Duchess of Berry Valois 1523 74 , daughter of Francis I of France and Claude of France, wife of Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy Margaret of Valois 1553 1615 , daughter of Henry II of France, wife of Henry IV of France hndis br Marc harid Bro C hall cs Mark ta Francouzsk de Margarete von Frankreich es Margarita de Francia fr Marguerite de France ja ru sk Margar ta Franc zska ... more details
Blanche of France may refer to Blanche of France 1253 1323 , daughter of King Louis IX of France and Margaret of Provence wife of Ferdinand de la Cerda Blanche of France 1290 1294 , daughter of Philip IV of France . Blanche of France 1282 1305 , daughter of Philip III of France and Maria of Brabant wife of Rudolph I of Bohemia Blanche of France, Duchess of Orl ans 1328 1382 , daughter of Charles IV of France and Jeanne d vreux wife of Philip of Valois, Duke of Orl ans hndis cs Blanka Francouzsk fr Blanche de France nl Blanche van Frankrijk ja ... more details
Mary of France may refer to People Marie de Champagne 1145&ndash 1198 , wife of Henry I of Champagne Marie d Anjou 1404&ndash 1463 , queen consort of Charles VII of France Mary Tudor queen consort of France 1496&ndash 1533 , queen consort of Louis XII of France Mary, Queen of Scots , 1542&ndash 1587 queen consort of Francis II of France Other Mary, Queen of France novel Mary, Queen of France novel , a novel by Jean Plaidy disambig hn br Marie de France ca Maria de Fran a desambiguaci cs Marie Francouzsk es Mar a de Francia fr Marie de France it Maria di Francia ja ... more details
See also 1918 in France , 1919 other events of 1919 , 1920 in France . Events from the year 1919 in France . Events April Long Berenger Oil Agreement is concluded between France and the United Kingdom ... World War I. 10 September Treaty of Saint Germain en Laye 1919 Treaty of Saint Germain en Laye is signed, ending World War I with Austria. 16 November French legislative election, 1919 Legislative Election ..., 1919 Legislative Election held. Sport 29 June 1919 Tour de France Tour de France begins. 27 July Tour de France ends, won by Fermin Lambot of Belgium. Births January to June 6 January Jacques Laurent , writer and journalist died 2000 in France 2000 . 19 January Simone Melchior , wife and business partner of Jacques Yves Cousteau died 1990 in France 1990 . 18 March Mich le Arnaud , singer, Record producer producer , and Music director director died 1998 in France 1998 . 7 April Jackie Sardou , actress died 1998 in France 1998 . 13 April Ren Gallice , soccer player died 1999 in France 1999 ... in France 2007 . 29 April G rard Oury , actor, writer and producer died 2006 in France 2006 . 21 June Jean Joyet , painter died 1994 in France 1994 . 21 June Guy Lux , game show host and Television producer producer died 2003 in France 2003 . July to September 2 July Albert Batteux , international soccer player and manager died 2003 in France 2003 . 2 July Henri Gen s , actor and singer died 2005 in France 2005 . 17 July Jean Leymarie art historian Jean Leymarie , art historian died 2006 in France 2006 . 18 July Daniel du Janerand , painter died 1990 in France 1990 . 31 July Maurice Boitel , painter died 2007 in France 2007 . 10 August Sacha Vierny , cinematographer died 2001 in France 2001 . 11 August Ginette Neveu , violinist died 1949 in France 1949 . 9 September Jacques Marin , actor died 2001 in France 2001 . 12 September Jean Prouff , soccer player and manager died 2008 in France 2008 . October to December 3 October Jean Lefebvre , actor died 2004 in France 2004 . 7 October Georges ... more details
See also 1768 in France , 1769 other events of 1769 , 1770 in France . Events from the year 1769 in France . Events 8 May Battle of Ponte Novu begins between royal French forces and the native Corsican people Corsican s. 9 May Battle of Ponte Novu ends, marking the end of the Corsican War and paving the way for French dominance over the island. Full date unknown Nicolas Joseph Cugnot demonstrates a steam powered artillery tractor. Births January to June 10 January Michel Ney , Marshal of France d. 1815 in France 1815 . 31 January Andr Jacques Garnerin , inventor of the frameless parachute d. 1823 in France 1823 . 1 March Fran ois S verin Marceau Desgraviers , general d. 1796 in France 1796 . 29 March Jean de Dieu Soult , Marshal General of France and three times Prime Minister of France d. 1851 in France 1851 . 11 April Jean Lannes , General mortally wounded in battle d. 1809 in France 1809 . 13 April Charles Mathieu Isidore Decaen , general d. 1832 in France 1832 . July to December 29 July Louis Beno t Picard , playwright d. 1828 in France 1828 . 15 August Napoleon I of France , military and political leader d. 1821 in France 1821 . 23 August Georges Cuvier , natural history naturalist and zoology zoologist d. 1832 in France 1832 . 28 December Auguste Hilarion, comte de K ratry , poet, novelist, historian and politician d. 1859 in France 1859 . Full date unknown Augustin Alexandre Darth , Revolutionary, executed d. 1797 in France 1797 . Alexandre Antoine Hureau de S narmont , Artillery General d. 1810 in France 1810 Deaths Empty section date July 2010 References Category 1769 in France Category Years of the 18th century in France fr 1769 en France ... more details
See also 1859 in France , 1860 other events of 1860 , 1861 in France . Events from the year 1860 in France . Events 23 January Cobden Chevalier Treaty Free Trade treaty is signed between the United Kingdom and France. 9 April Typesetter Edouard Leon Scott de Martinville has his daughter sing the song Au Clair de la Lune on his phonautograph producing the world s earliest known sound recording . However, it would not be rediscovered until 2008. 18 October At the end of the Second Opium War , British and French troops enter the Forbidden City in Beijing . 24 October Convention of Peking signed by Chinese with Britain and France. Arts and literature Empty section date July 2010 Births 11 February Rachilde , author d. 1953 in France 1953 . 25 June Gustave Charpentier , composer d. 1956 in France 1956 . 16 August Jules Laforgue , poet d. 1887 in France 1887 . 20 August Raymond Poincar , statesman, five times Prime Minister of France , President of France d. 1934 in France 1934 . Deaths 29 January St phanie de Beauharnais , Princess consort consort of Karl, Grand Duke of Baden b. 1789 in France 1789 . 14 March Louis Antoine Jullien , conductor b. 1812 in France 1812 . 24 June J r me Bonaparte , youngest brother of Napoleon I of France Napoleon , who made him king of Kingdom of Westphalia Westphalia b. 1784 in France 1784 . 22 August Alexandre Gabriel Decamps , painter b. 1803 in France 1803 . 17 December D sir e Clary , wife of King Charles XIV of Sweden Charles XIV of Sweden and a one time fianc e of Napoleon Bonaparte b. 1777 in France 1777 . Full date unknown Carron du Villards , ophthalmologist b. 1801 in France 1801 . References reflist DEFAULTSORT 1860 In France Category 1860 in France Category Years of the 19th century in France fr 1860 en France ... more details
States from France. May The Napoleon I of France First Consul of France Citizen Bonaparte begins making preparations to invade England . 18 May The United Kingdom redeclares war on France, after ... of the Electorate of Hanover to Napoleon I of France Napoleon s army. 18 November Haitian ...See also 1802 in France , 1803 other events of 1803 , 1804 in France . Events from the year 1803 in France ... to June 3 March Alexandre Gabriel Decamps , painter d. 1860 in France 1860 . 15 March Alexandre Boreau , pharmacist and botanist d. 1875 in France 1875 . 7 April Flora Tristan , socialist writer and activist d. 1844 in France 1844 . 24 May Charles Lucien Bonaparte , natural history naturalist and ornithology ornithologist d. 1857 in France 1857 . July to December 22 July Eug ne Isabey , Painting painter , drawing draftsman , and printmaker d. 1886 in France 1886 . 24 July Adolphe Adam , composer and music critic d. 1856 in France 1856 . 8 September L on Faucher , politician and economist d. 1854 in France 1854 . 12 September Julien Auguste P lage Brizeux , poet d. 1858 in France 1858 . 13 September Jean Ignace Isidore G rard , caricaturist d. 1847 in France 1847 . 23 September Jacques Cr tineau Joly , journalist and historian d. 1875 in France 1875 . 28 September Ferdinand Berthier , deaf educator, intellectual and political organiser d. 1886 in France 1886 . 28 September Prosper M rim e , dramatist, historian and archaeologist d. 1870 in France 1870 . 11 December Hector Berlioz , composer d. 1869 in France 1869 . 24 December Jean R my Bessieux , founder of Roman Catholic mission in Gabon and first Bishop there d. 1876 in France 1876 . Full date unknown Jean tienne Berc , entomologist d. 1879 in France 1879 . Louis Antoine Garnier Pag s , politician d. 1878 in France 1878 . H l ne J gado , domestic servant and serial killer , executed d. 1852 in France 1852 . Deaths January to June 18 January Sylvain Mar chal , essayist, poet and philosopher b. 1750 in France 1750 ... more details
See also 1914 in France , 1915 other events of 1915 , 1916 in France . Events from the year 1915 in France ... Front World War I Western Front , first British use of poison gas during World War I. 25 September ... in France 1995 . 18 February Marcel Landowski , composer , biographer and arts administrator died 1999 in France 1999 . 1 March Gustave Choquet , mathematician died 2006 in France 2006 . 7 March Jacques Chaban Delmas , Gaullism Gaullist politician and Prime Ministers of France Prime Minister died 2000 in France 2000 . 24 March Eug ne Martin , motor racing driver died 2006 in France 2006 . April to June 2 April Jean Sauvagnargues , politician and Minister died 2002 in France 2002 . 3 April Paul ... Vichy France died 1996 in France 1996 . 20 April mile Muller , politician died 1988 in France 1988 . 6 May Achille Zavatta , clown and circus operator died 1993 in France 1993 . 12 May Fr re Roger , founder of the Taiz community died 2005 in France 2005 . 21 June Jean Bastien , soccer player died 1969 in France 1969 . July to December 19 August Alphonse Antoine , cyclist died 1999 in France 1999 . 22 October Jules Bigot , soccer player and manager died 2007 in France 2007 . 22 October Jean Despeaux , boxer, Olympic gold medallist died 1989 in France 1989 . 9 November Andr Fran ois , cartoonist died 2005 in France 2005 . 12 November Roland Barthes , literary critic and philosopher died 1980 in France 1980 . 17 November Michel Arnaud , General died 1990 in France 1990 . November Jean Neuberth , abstract art abstract painter died 1966 in France 1966 . 17 December Andr Claveau , singer died 2003 in France 2003 . 19 December dith Piaf , singer died 1963 in France 1963 . Full date unknown Denise Bloch , heroine of World War II died 1945 in France 1945 . Henri Deca , cinematographer died 1987 in France 1987 . Antoine Guillaumont , archaeologist and Syriac scholar died 2000 in France 2000 . Deaths 15 September Alfred Agache painter Alfred Agache , painter born 1843 in France 1843 . Michel ... more details
Madeleine of France may refer to Magdalena of Valois , daughter of Charles VII of France, mother of two monarchs of Navarre Madeleine of Valois , daughter of Francis I of France, Queen of Scots hndis fr Madeleine de France hu Valois Magdolna egy rtelm s t lap ja ... more details
See also 1895 in France , 1896 other events of 1896 , 1897 in France . Events from the year 1897 in France .... 1987 in France 1987 . 19 February Andr Breton , writer, poet, and surrealist theorist d. 1966 in France .... 1991 in France 1991 . 19 March Jean Wiener , pianist and composer d. 1982 in France 1982 . 18 April Job de Roinc , journalist and writer d. 1981 in France 1981 . 20 April Henry de Montherlant , essayist, novelist and playwright d. 1972 in France 1972 . July to September 16 July L on Weil , World War I veteran d. 2006 in France 2006 . 18 July Jean Dufay , astronomer d. 1967 in France 1967 . 21 July Jean Rivier , composer d. 1987 in France 1987 . 27 July Henri Longchambon , politician d. 1969 in France 1969 . 12 August Alexis Tendil , World War I veteran d. 2005 in France 2005 . 23 August Jacques Rueff , economist and adviser to the French Government d. 1978 in France 1978 . 1 September Andr Hunebelle , film director d. 1985 in France 1985 . 14 September Georges Piot , Rowing sport rower and Olympic medallist d. 1980 in France 1980 . September Elsa Triolet , writer d. 1970 in France 1970 . October to December 2 October Jacques Duclos , politician d. 1975 in France 1975 . 8 October Julien Duvivier , film director d. 1967 in France 1967 . 15 October C lestin Freinet , Pedagogy pedagogue , and Education reform educational reformer d. 1966 in France 1966 . 18 November Pierre Couderc , screenwriter , actor, acrobatics acrobat and film producer d. 1966 in France 1966 . 29 December Philippe tancelin , motor racing driver d. 1981 in France 1981 . Full date unknown Marie Besnard , accused serial poisoner d. 1980 in France 1980 . Albert Besson , hygienist and physician d. 1965 in France 1965 . Adrienne Bolland , test pilot and first woman to fly over the Andes d. 1975 in France 1975 . Lisette de Brinon , socialite and collaborator d. 1982 in France 1982 . Louis Renou , indologist d. 1966 in France 1966 . Deaths January to June 8 January Paul Verlaine , poet b. 1844 in France 1844 ... more details
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