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La Commission Napoléon II est la commission de gouvernement qui du 23 juin au 7 juillet 1815 gouverne au nom de l'empereur Napoléon II et du peuple français. Elle prend parfois le nom de Commission exécutive, dans la presse de l'époque [1].
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Une commission de gouvernement, présidée par Fouché, se met...
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The day after Napoleon's abdication, a Commission of Government of five members took the rule of France, awaiting the return of the Bourbon King Louis XVIII, who was in Le Cateau-Cambrésis. The Commission held power for two weeks, but never formally summoned Napoleon II as Emperor or appointed a regent.
Les Cent-Jours sont la période de l'histoire de France comprise entre le retour en France de l'empereur Napoléon I er, le 1 er mars 1815, et la dissolution de la Commission Napoléon II, chargée du pouvoir exécutif après la seconde abdication de Napoléon I er, le 7 juillet 1815 [N 1].
The brief reign of Napoleon II. On 4 April, 1814, after the Six Days campaign and the coalition’s capture of Paris, the French emperor abdicated in favour of his son. Aged just three, the Roi de Rome, became French emperor and ruled France for a couple of days as Napoleon II.
Napoleon III (Charles-Louis Napoléon Bonaparte; 20 April 1808 – 9 January 1873) was the first president of France from 1848 to 1852, and the last monarch of France as Emperor of the French from 1852 until he was deposed on 4 September 1870.
Biography. Three years after Napoleon François birth in Paris, the First French Empire— to which he was heir—collapsed, and Napoleon abdicated for the first time in favor of his infant son, whom the empress took to Château de Blois in April 1814.
