Permanent historical factsheet

Election

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

10Records
1848–1946Date range
8Named people
2Places

Chronological records

1848

Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin23 April 1848

Government / Government of France

Half the Deputies are monarchists divided into 300 Orleanists & 150 Legitimists. Elections take place to the Constituent Assembly

Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin1848

Government / Government of France

Has the responsibility for organizing the election of a Constituent Assembly

1876

Marie Francoise Sadi Carnot1876

Paris · Government / Government of France

Elected to the Chamber of Deputies

1914

Vincent Auriol1914

Government / Government of France

Elected Deputy

1919

Georges Clemanceau16 November 1919

Government / Government of France

Clemanceaus coalition Government wins the election

Pierre Laval1919

Government / Government of France

Loses seat as a Socialist deputy, regarded as a defeatist during World War I

1920

Georges Clemanceau17 January 1920

Government / Government of France

Defeated in the presidential election

1924

Raymond Poincare1924

Government / Government of France

Defeated by Radicals & Socialists

1945

Guy Alcide Mollet1945

Pas-de-Calais · Government / Government of France

Elected Deputy for the Pas-de-Calais

1946

Joseph Paul-Boncour1946

Government / Government of France

Elected Senator

Names involved

Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-RollinGeorges ClemanceauGuy Alcide MolletJoseph Paul-BoncourMarie Francoise Sadi CarnotPierre LavalRaymond PoincareVincent Auriol

Provenance

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