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Georges-Eugène Haussmann

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Q: Who Was commissioned by Emperor Napoleon III to modernize Paris?
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Cathedral where Napoleon crowned himself Emperor?

Notre Dame in Paris.


Where did Napoleon crown himself emperor?

At the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris.


What was the cathedral where Napoleon crowned himself Emperor?

The crowning of Napoleon took place at Notre-Dame in Paris on 2 December 1804.


What happened to napoleon in 1804?

On March 31st 1814 Paris was conquered, and op April 6th Napoleon was made to renunciate the throne.


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The monarchial system of France was abolished after the fall of Emperor Napoleon III in 1870.


What Cathedral Napoleon crowned himself Emperor in December 1804?

Notre-Dame de Paris


Whose remains were returned from the island of St Helena to Paris on st Andrews day in 1840?

Napoléon I (Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French)


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His body is buried in Paris thanks to Adolf Hitler, but his heart remained in Vienna (literally, along with his intestines).


What city did Baron georges Haussmann help modernize?

PARIS, FRANCE


Where was Napoleon Bonaparte crowned?

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Is Versailles or Napoleon's house closer to Paris?

Napoleon's often lived in Saint-Cloud, which is is rght next to Paris. Versailles is close to Paris but further away.


What Happened to the official Seal of Napoleon?

The official seal of Napoleon is currently housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. It is an intricately designed circular seal featuring Napoleon's profile, wreaths, and heraldic symbols. The seal was used during Napoleon's reign as Emperor of the French from 1804 to 1814.