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Dismissal

France · Government / Government of France. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records
1202–1950Date range
6Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1202

William de Roches1202

Paris · Government / Government of France

Dismissed as by John after the Battle of Mirabeau, a fateful act as John needs him

1776

Turgot LAulneMarch 1776

Paris · Government / Government of France

The passage of the 6 Edicts leads to Turgots downfall

Turgot LAulne1776

Paris · Government / Government of France

The passage of the 6 Edicts leads to Turgots downfall. Dismissed because of opposition to his Six Edicts

1787

Charles Alexandre de Calonne8 April 1787

Paris · Government / Government of France

Dismissed due to failure of finance reforms

Charles Alexandre de Calonne3 November 1787

Paris · Government / Government of France

Dismissed after failing to reform taxes & convening a hostile Assembly of Notables

1848

Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin1848

Paris · Government / Government of France

All Prefects & most sub-prefects are replaced by revolutionary Commissaries

1938

Camille Chautemps13 March 1938

Paris · Government / Government of France

The Government falls

1950

Frederic Joliot-Curie1950

Paris · Government / Government of France

Is removed from atomic office during Cold War political tensions.

Names involved

Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-RollinCamille ChautempsCharles Alexandre de CalonneFrederic Joliot-CurieTurgot LAulneWilliam de Roches

Provenance

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