Constitution of France
Heads the new Provisional Government
Role range: 1870-1871
Follow Leon Gambetta through 17 dated historical records for France.
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Heads the new Provisional Government
Role range: 1870-1871
Appointed Head of the Provisional Government. Appointed Head of State for France
Role range: 1870-1871
Heads the new Provisional Government
Role range: 1870-1871
Appointed Head of the Provisional Government
Role range: 1870-1871
After a popular uprising in Paris the Empire is toppled
Role range: 1870-1871
Gambetta leads the new provisional Government
Role range: 1870-1871
Gambetta leads the new provisional Government
Role range: 1870-1871
Escapes in a balloon and organizes "the war of the people" with armed civilians
Role range: 1870-1914 – 1870-1871
Escapes in a balloon and organizes "the war of the people" with armed civilians
Escapes in a balloon and organizes "the war of the people" with armed civilians
Role range: 1870-1871
Appointed Minister of War
Role range: 1870-1914 – 1871-1872
Forced back across the border into Switzerland as Paris capitulates
Role range: 1870-1871 – 1870-1871
Appointed Minister of the Interior & War, directs the latter stages of the war
Role range: 1870-1871 – 1870-1871
Appointed Minister of the Interior & War, directs the latter stages of the war
Forms a new French government and becomes prime minister.
Role range: 1870-1914 – 1881-1882
His ministry begins after Jules Ferry leaves office.
Role range: 1870-1914 – 1881-1882
Ministry last for 9 weeks, suspected of dictatorial ambitions
Role range: 1870-1914 – 1881-1881
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