Jules Favre

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Jules Favre was a prominent 19th-century French statesman and lawyer who played a key diplomatic role for France during and after the Franco-Prussian War.

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instanceOf French politician
human
areaOfInfluence French foreign policy
Third Republic founding period
continentOfCitizenship Europe
countryOfCitizenship France
countryRepresented France NERFINISHED
era 19th century
familyName Favre NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork diplomacy
law
politics
givenName Jules NERFINISHED
hasGender male
knownFor leading French diplomacy after the fall of the Second Empire
public opposition to the Second French Empire
role in the Government of National Defence
languageSpoken French
legalProfession advocate
movement French republicanism
name Jules Favre NERFINISHED
notableEvent negotiations with Otto von Bismarck during the Franco-Prussian War
notableFor defending republican opponents of the Second Empire in court
public declaration refusing cession of French territory early in the Franco-Prussian War
service in the provisional government of 1870–1871
notableWork diplomatic negotiations during the Franco-Prussian War
negotiation of the armistice with Prussia in 1871
role in the Treaty of Frankfurt negotiations
occupation diplomat
lawyer
politician
participatedIn Franco-Prussian War NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment French republican
positionHeld French Minister of Foreign Affairs NERFINISHED
deputy in the French National Assembly
member of the Corps législatif
member of the Government of National Defence
residence Paris
roleIn transition from the Second French Empire to the Third Republic
sphereOfActivity European diplomacy
French domestic politics

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Treaty of Frankfurt signedBy Jules Favre