Successive presidents of France

President Charles Louis Napoleon of Napoléon Bonaparte1848 65438+February 20th-1852 65438+February 2nd.

Two. President of the Third Republic of France

August 30th to May 24th.

2. Patrice McMahon 65438+May 24th 0873-65438+1October 30th 0879.

3. Francois Paul Jules Grevy1879 65438+1October 30th-1887 65438+February 2nd.

4. Marie Fran?ois Sadi Carnot? Ois sadi carnot)1887 65438+February 3rd-65438+June 27th, 0894.

5. Jean casimir-perrier 65438+June 27th 0894-65438+1October 65438+June 6th 0895.

Francois Flix Faure) 1895 65438+ 10/6—1899 February 16.

7, Emile Franois Loubet (émile Fran? Ois Loubet) 1899 February16-1906 February 18.

8. Clement Farrier 65438+February 2006 65438+August 2006-20031October 65438+July 2006.

9. Raymond Poincare (Raymond Poincare)191317-1920 February 18.

10, Paul Eugene Louis Deschanel 1920 February18-1920 September 2 1.

1 1, Alexandre Millerand 65438+September 23rd 0920-65438+June 1 1, 0924.

12, Gaston Doumergue 1924 June 13-193/June13.

13, paul doumer) from June 6th to May 7th.

14, Albert LeBron1May 7, 932-1July 0/kloc-0, 0940.

Three. President of the Fourth Republic of France

1, vincent auriol) 1947 65438+ 10/6-1 954 65438+February1.

2. René-Jules-Gustave Coty1954 65438+February1-1959 65438+1October 8th.

Four. President of the Fifth Republic of France

1, Charles de Gaulle1959 65438+1October 8-65438+April 20, 0969 Democratic League of the Republic.

2. George Jean Raymond Pompidou1June 20, 969-1April 2, 974 Democratic League of the Republic.

3. Giscard d'Estaing (Valerie Marie René George Giscard d'Estaing)? Union for French Democracy

4. francois mitterrand (Fran? ois mitt errand） 198 1 May 19— 1995 May 17？ socialist party

5. Jacques René Chirac) 1995 May17—May 2007 16? Union for the Defence of the Republic/People's Movement

6. Nicolas Sarkozy May 7, 2007-May 2065438+May 2002 People's Movement League.

7. francois hollande? OIS Holland) May 2, 2065438 to May 7, 2065438.

8. Emmanuel Macron (today? "Republic forward" movement

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1, Marie Eddm patrice Maurice de McMahon

Marie Eddm patrice Maurice de MacMahon (Duke of Magenta,1July 80813-1June 893 16) was a French soldier.

He became famous in the Crimean War and the Battle of Macenta, Italy (1859), was promoted to marshal of France, and was named Duke de fuchsin, and later became the second president of the Third Republic of France (1873- 1879).

2. Louis-Adolf thiers

Louis-Adolf thiers (commonly known as Adol-Phethiers1797.4.15-1877.9.3) is a French politician, historian and Orlean. I worked as a lawyer and journalist in my early years.

After the July Revolution, he successively served as cabinet minister (1832, 1834- 1836) and prime minister. (1836) and foreign minister (1840). Later, he also served as a member of the Constituent Assembly and the National Assembly.

From1871-1873, thiers became the first president of the Third French Republic. In thiers's political career, the deepest impression he left on people all over the world was that he was the chief culprit in cruelly suppressing the Paris Commune.

3. Charles André Joseph Marie de Gaulle

Charles André Joseph Marie de Gaulle (French: Charles André Joseph Marie de Gaulle; 1890.11.22—1970.11.09), a French strategist, politician, diplomat and writer, was the founder of the Fifth Republic of France. The French people respectfully called him "General de Gaulle".

Charles de Gaulle was born in Lille, Noel province in northern France, and 19 12 graduated from Saint-Cyr Army School. 19 13 joined the army in World War I and founded and led the free French government (French National Committee) to fight against German aggression during World War II; After the war, the Fifth Republic of France was founded and served as the first president of the Republic.

During his presidency, he advocated "relaxation and cooperation" between the East and the West, and advocated trade and cultural exchanges with the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries.

From 65438 to 0964, General De Gaulle and President Mao Zedong made a historic decision to establish diplomatic relations in an all-round way with extraordinary strategic vision, which opened the door to mutual understanding and communication between China, France and China. He also advocated the withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam and touring in many countries to strengthen France's international status.

In 2005, in the "Top Ten Great Men in France" organized by France National Radio 2, TV viewers selected Charles de Gaulle as the greatest figure in French history.

4. George Jean Pompidou

Georges Pompidou (191/July 5th-1April 2nd, 974), also known as Pompidou, French Prime Minister (1962 ~ 1968). He is the first French head of state to visit China and the first western head of state to visit China.

5. Emmanuel Macron

Emmanuel Macron, whose full name is Emmanuel Jean-Michel Frederic Macron (1977 65438+2 1), was born in the northern French city of Amiens. He is a French politician and a former French minister of economy. The current president of France.

20 17 On May 7th, Macron won the French presidential election in 20 17, becoming the youngest president in French history. May 14, officially took office.

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