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1 giorno fa · General Louis-Eugène Cavaignac, the leader of the army, first withdrew his soldiers from Paris to allow the insurgents to deploy their barricades, and then returned with overwhelming force to crush the uprising; from 24 to 26 June, there were battles in the streets of the working class districts of Paris.
3 giorni fa · Much of the information concerning the Morea expedition comes from the direct testimonies of Louis-Eugène Cavaignac (2nd Engineer Regiment and future Prime Minister of France in 1848), of Alexandre Duheaume (Captain in the 58th Line Infantry Regiment), Jacques Mangeart [non-primary source needed] [page needed] (co-founder of a printing company ...
- August 1828-August 1833
- Peloponnese (Morea)
2 giorni fa · The assembly turned to General Louis-Eugène Cavaignac as a saviour. Cavaignac had made his mark in repressing Algerian rebel tribes and was entrusted with full powers to do the same in Paris. He gave the workers time to dig themselves in, then brought up artillery against their barricades.
4 giorni fa · Questa pagina contiene l'elenco dei capi di Governo della Francia, dal 1624 ad oggi. Nel corso del tempo, essi hanno portato titoli diversi: 1959-oggi: esso venne sostituito con il titolo di « Primo ministro » (in francese Premier ministre ), con la costituzione della quinta repubblica, nel 1959.
28 giu 2024 · Military repression was first employed in Paris by Louis-Eugène Cavaignac against the insurgents in June and by Alfred, prince von Windischgrätz, on June 17 against the Czechs in Prague and later by the Austrian army in Lombardy and in Vienna; then in Berlin in December, and in 1849 by the Prussian army in Saxony and Baden.
4 giorni fa · Im Dezember gewann er bei der Präsidentschaftswahl gegen den damaligen Ministerpräsidenten Louis-Eugène Cavaignac mit 5.430.000 von 7.317.344 abgegebenen Stimmen. Grundlage dafür war sein Programm einer gefestigten Regierung, sozialer Konsolidierung und nationaler Größe.
2 giorni fa · Garnier-Pagès, and Louis-Eugène and Éléonore-Louis Godefroi Cavaignac considered themselves to be Republicans, while Cabet and Raspail were active as socialists. Saint-Simon was also active during this period, and made direct appeals to Louis XVIII before his death in 1824.
