Who was the first president of France? And what year did he become president?

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4. The first president of France is Mr. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. He was considered to be the Napoleon III. He became a president of France in the year 1848. Napoleon was also the emperor of the second French Empire. During his first year as the president of the France, he implemented harsh repressive measures against his opponent and censorship. Thus, this means that whoever will oppose his government will be receiving harsh punishments, that’s why thousands of people were imprisoned.

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The first president of France was Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (Napoleon III). He became president after winning a unanimous vote in the 1848 election.

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