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ViriPrimi ministri FranciaeNati 1873Mortui 1972


Saint-AignanLiderici et Cari4 Augusti1873Lutetiae28 Martii1972vir publicusFrancicus18 Decembris193231 Ianuarii1933Foederationis Internationalis pro Iuribus Humanis






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Nativitas: 4 Augusti 1873; Saint-Aignan
Obitus: 28 Martii 1972; Lutetia
Patria: Francia

Officium



Officium: member of the French National Assembly, member of the general council, Minister of War, President of the Council, senator of the French Third Republic, Senator of the Fourth Republic
Munus: Politicus, Legatus, French Resistance fighter



Consociatio



Factio: French Section of the Workers' International



Memoria



Laurae: Legio Honoris






Joseph Paul-Boncour


Iosephus Paul-Boncour (natus in Saint-Aignan praefecturae Liderici et Cari die 4 Augusti 1873 - Lutetiae obiit die 28 Martii 1972) fuit vir publicus Francicus ac Praeses Consilii a die 18 Decembris 1932 usque ad diem 31 Ianuarii 1933. Etiam socius Foederationis Internationalis pro Iuribus Humanis erat.



Bibliographia |


  • Benoît Yvert, ed., Premiers ministres et présidents du Conseil. Histoire et dictionnaire raisonné des chefs du gouvernements en France (1815-2007). Lutetiae: Perrin, 2007

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Praesides consilii Franciae 1871–1959




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Tertia res publica
Armandus Dufaure · Albertus de Broglie · Ernestus Courtot de Cissey · Ludovicus Buffet · Armandus Dufaure · Iulius Simon · Albertus de Broglie · Caietanus de Rochebouët · Armandus Dufaure · Gulielmus Henricus Waddington · Carolus de Freycinet · Iulius Ferry · Leo Gambetta · Carolus de Freycinet · Carolus Duclerc · Armandus Fallières · Iulius Ferry · Henricus Brisson · Carolus de Freycinet · Renatus Goblet · Mauritius Rouvier · Petrus Tirard · Carolus Floquet · Petrus Tirard · Carolus de Freycinet · Aemilius Loubet · Alexander Ribot · Carolus Dupuy · Ioannes Casimir-Perier · Carolus Dupuy · Alexander Ribot · Leo Bourgeois · Iulius Méline · Henricus Brisson · Carolus Dupuy · Petrus Waldeck-Rousseau · Aemilius Combes · Mauritius Rouvier · Ferdinandus Sarrien · Georgius Clemenceau · Aristides Briand · Ernestus Monis · Iosephus Caillaux · Raimundus Poincaré · Aristides Briand · Ludovicus Barthou · Gasto Doumergue · Alexander Ribot · Renatus Viviani · Aristides Briand · Alexander Ribot · Paulus Painlevé · Georgius Clemenceau · Alexander Millerand · Georgius Leygues · Aristides Briand · Raimundus Poincaré · Fridericus François-Marsal · Eduardus Herriot · Paulus Painlevé · Aristides Briand · Eduardus Herriot · Raimundus Poincaré · Aristides Briand · Andreas Tardieu · Camillus Chautemps · Andreas Tardieu · Theodorus Steeg · Petrus Laval · Andreas Tardieu · Eduardus Herriot · Iosephus Paul-Boncour · Eduardus Daladier · Albertus Sarraut · Camillus Chautemps · Eduardus Daladier · Gasto Doumergue · Petrus-Stephanus Flandin · Ferdinandus Bouisson · Petrus Laval · Albertus Sarraut · Leo Blum · Camillus Chautemps · Leo Blum · Eduardus Daladier · Paulus Reynaud · Philippus Petain
Civitas Francica
Petrus Laval · Petrus-Stephanus Flandin · Franciscus Darlan · Petrus Laval
GPRF
Carolus de Gaulle · Felix Gouin · Georgius Bidault · Leo Blum
Quarta res publica
Paulus Ramadier · Robertus Schuman · Andreas Marie · Robertus Schuman · Henricus Queuille · Georgius Bidault · Henricus Queuille · Renatus Pleven · Henricus Queuille · Renatus Pleven · Edgarus Faure · Antonius Pinay · Renatus Mayer · Iosephus Laniel · Petrus Mendès France · Edgarus Faure · Guido Mollet · Mauritius Bourgès-Maunoury · Felix Gaillard · Petrus Pflimlin · Carolus de Gaulle
Opus geopoliticum • Porta Franciae

Capsae cognatae: Principes praesidesque Franciae 1799–1946 • Praesides Franciae 1947– • Primi ministri Franciae 1959– • Ministri rerum externarum Francici








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