coup d’état of Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte

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The coup d’état of Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte was the 2 December 1851 seizure of power by the French president that overthrew the Second Republic and paved the way for the establishment of the Second French Empire under Napoleon III.

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instanceOf coup d’état ⓘ
historical event ⓘ
political event ⓘ
alsoKnownAs 1851 French coup d’état ⓘ
French coup of 2 December 1851 ⓘ
coup d’état of 2 December 1851 ⓘ
conflict December 1851 resistance and uprisings in the provinces ⓘ
country France ⓘ
date 1851-12-02 ⓘ
followedBy French constitutional law of 14 January 1852 ⓘ
plebiscite of 20–21 December 1851 ⓘ
proclamation of Napoleon III as Emperor of the French ⓘ
proclamation of the Second French Empire ⓘ
hasCause conflict between Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte and the National Assembly ⓘ
constitutional limit preventing presidential re-election ⓘ
political deadlock in the Second Republic ⓘ
historicalPeriod post-1848 revolutions in Europe ⓘ
leader Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte ⓘ
legalConsequence introduction of a new authoritarian constitution in 1852 ⓘ
suspension of the constitution of 1848 ⓘ
location French Second Republic ⓘ
Paris ⓘ
method arrest of opposition leaders ⓘ
censorship of the press ⓘ
deployment of troops in Paris ⓘ
dissolution of the National Assembly by decree ⓘ
officeHeldByLeader President of the French Second Republic ⓘ
opposedBy monarchist deputies ⓘ
parts of the National Guard ⓘ
republican deputies ⓘ
overthrew French Second Republic ⓘ
partOf transition from Second Republic to Second French Empire ⓘ
perpetrator Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte ⓘ
relatedTo Constitution of 1848 (France) ⓘ
French Second Republic ⓘ
Napoleon III ⓘ
Second French Empire ⓘ
result dissolution of the National Assembly ⓘ
end of the French Second Republic ⓘ
establishment of authoritarian rule by Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte ⓘ
paving the way for the Second French Empire ⓘ
significance consolidated personal power of Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte ⓘ
marked the transition from republican to imperial rule in mid-19th-century France ⓘ
supportedBy Bonapartist supporters ⓘ
French Army ⓘ
police forces loyal to Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte ⓘ
temporalContext 19th century ⓘ

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National Assembly (French Second Republic) → dissolutionCause → coup d’état of Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte ⓘ
subject linked to: National Assembly