1. Charles de Gaulle
2. Napoleon Bonaparte
3. Louis XIV: the last absolutist king of France
4. Louis Pasteur
5. Abbé Pierre: a priest member of the French resistente during World War II
6. Charlemagne
7. Victor Hugo
8. Jean Jaurès: a French socialist politician
9: Jean Moulin: one of the leaders of the French resistance during World War II
10. François Mitterrand: the longest-serving French president
Louis XVI was the sun king of was that 14?
And you? Who is your favorite French historical figure? For me, it's John Calvin
Oh sorry, a mistake. Louis XIV was the Sun King.
Louis XIV was the FIRST absolute monarch in France
>cdg
Dutch
>napuoleone
Italian
>pastewr
English
>karl der grosse
German
>hewgo
English
>no napoleon iii or second empire
cringe
For women
1- Simone Weil
2- Jeanne la pucelle
3- Louise Michel
4- Thérèse de Lisieux
5- Catherine Ringer
For men
1- Blaise Pascal
2- Robespierre
3- Fénelon
4- Léon Bloy
5- Charles de Gaulle
Napoléon le Petit ? La médiocrité bourgeoise mélangée à l'arrogance impériale ?
Visiblement le peuple français a une intuition noble et une âme grande.
I want to know which Englishmen they're willing to admit to liking
Richard I and III
David Hume
Thomas Hobbes
Guillaume le Conquérant
David Bowie
>Guillaume
>English man
I love Cromwell, Churchill and Hobbes
England is a subsidiary branch of France
(Well, all nations in the world are, but England is closer to us)
>Simon Veil
Literally did nothing except abortion, I don't get why people simp for her
pic related is the greatest ever frog though
Marie Curie was polish lmao
Naturalized as French
Anyway I don't get the appeal
For the general population, she's just some scientist having produced vague works regarding radioactivity with her husband.
I love and hate him at the same time, he did lots of based thing but now commies/leftists larp over him
Still behind napi the sun king and Charles de Gaulle
Also he was an incel
Jeanne should be first or George Sand
she's appreciated highly by women who use her as an example to demonstrate that they too can make it in science
I thought the Middle Ages were very popular in France? I guess I am mistaken.