Ledru-Rollin

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Ledru-Rollin was a prominent 19th-century French lawyer and radical republican politician who played a key role in the 1848 Revolution and briefly served in the provisional government of the Second Republic.

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instanceOf French politician
human
republican
causeOfDeath natural causes
countryOfCitizenship France
dateOfBirth 1807-02-02
dateOfDeath 1874-12-31
describedBySource Encyclopædia Britannica
Larousse
linked to: Éditions Larousse
educatedAt University of Paris
exiledTo United Kingdom
familyName Ledru-Rollin
fieldOfWork law
politics
givenName Alexandre
hasHonorificTitle Deputy of the People
hasReligion Roman Catholicism
knownFor leadership in the radical republican movement
role in the 1848 Revolution in France
languageOfWorkOrName French
memberOf Constituent Assembly of 1848
French National Assembly
movement French Second Republic
nativeLanguage French
notableWork La Réforme (newspaper)
occupation journalist
lawyer
politician
opposedTo July Monarchy
Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte
participatedIn February Revolution of 1848 in France
French Revolution of 1848
partOf French radical republican tradition
placeOfBirth Paris
placeOfDeath Fontenay-aux-Roses
politicalIdeology radical republicanism
positionHeld Minister of the Interior of France
deputy in the Chamber of Deputies of France
member of the Provisional Government of the French Second Republic
residence Paris
sexOrGender male
signature Signature Ledru-Rollin.svg
spouse Cécile Rollet

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Paris Métro Line 8 hasStation Ledru-Rollin
Ledru-Rollin familyName Ledru-Rollin