Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican President.
It depends on what is meant by modern Republicanism. Party platforms change over time, so candidates of a century ago do not necessarily support the same issues as candidates of the same party today. That being stated, yes, Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican Party Presidential Nominee to win (in 1860).
William Henry Harrison
Im not sure
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower was the first President to give his vice-president any important assignments. He sort of groomed him to be the next president. I do not know how much actual advice he sought from him.
Short and first are two words often associated with the French President, mr SARKOZY.
At the time, the US president was Harry S. Truman The first President of Israel was David Ben Gurion.
Tomas Garrigue Masaryk was the the first president of the First Republic of Czechoslovakia, founded in 1918. Vaclav Havel was the first president of the modern Czech Republic, which formally split with Slovakia in 1993First president of Czech republic was Vaclav Havel, but first president of Czechoslovakia was Tomas Garrigue Masaryk.
Walter Mondale
Harry Truman is the president most associated with the containment theory against communist domination- think NATO and the Korean War.
The first president nominated by the modern Democratic party was Grover Cleveland. The modern Democrats have some ties to the party began by Andrew Jackson, so one can make a case the Andrew Jackson was the first Democrat to be President. (Thomas Jefferson is sometimes called the first(small d) democratic president , as opposed to the federalists who wanted a stronger federal government at the expense of state and local government and individual freedom. )
Thomas Jefferson.