The southern half of France, calles Zone Libre (Free Area) was placed under the Vichy administration which was a collaborationist administration indeed.
The French government you are referring to is the VICHY FRENCH GOVERNMENT which was ruled over by Marshall Petain as a puppet leader for the Nazi Authorities.
No, New France was ruled by a governor appointed by the King NOT the King's council
France's government is a semi-presidential system that is determined by the French Constitution of the fifth Republic.Republic
Well, it used to be ruled by a king and queen until the French revolution when they were executed. Now it is "ruled" by an elected prime minister and a government. It is a democracy.
The Napoleon family ruled both France and Spain. They were the rulers of both of these areas in the middle of the 16th century.
Germany conquered France in 1940, but didn't occupy all of it; "Unoccupied France" was a German "puppet" state ruled from the city of Vichy, France. Vichy controlled the remainder of France as well as some of the French colonies in North Africa, such as Casablanca.
The French government you are referring to is the VICHY FRENCH GOVERNMENT which was ruled over by Marshall Petain as a puppet leader for the Nazi Authorities.
From June 1940 till June 1944 most of France was ruled by the Vichy regime. The Free French were initially a small group that sought to represent the true France. The Vichy government was a puppet regime based in the south while the Germans retained complete power in the north. The Free French were based in London under the leadership of General de Gaulle. The Germans occupied the Vichy portion of France in 1942 after it became clear that the French colonies in Africa and the middle-east and their colonial garrisons were slowly going over to the Free French coupled with the allied invasion of western north Africa in operation torch (the British were actually already in Africa but at the East end). This meant that the Vichy government whilst retaining it's civil powers (which it technically had in the northern region as well) just became a complete puppet in both regions.
on the 22nd of June, 1940, the third republic of France surrendered to German forces and was divided in two. northern France was occupied by the Germans, while southern France remained independent but was ruled by a pro German government in the city of France, thus bcoming known as Vichy France.
No, New France was ruled by a governor appointed by the King NOT the King's council
At one time in hi story France was ruled by a monachy a monarchy is a government ruled by a king or queen but most of the time it was a ing
Wow, way difficult question for a simple question.So a few short examples:The Italians were ruled by a government very similar to the German Nazi Party. So they looked like natural allies.The Japanese were involved in a dispute with almost all their neighbors and the USA who were supporting the Allies were enforcing a trade embargo on Japan. So Japan aligned with the Germans.The VICHY French were the puppet government installed by the Germans after the Germans invaded and conquered France.
France's government is a semi-presidential system that is determined by the French Constitution of the fifth Republic.Republic
During the Second Franco-Mexican War (1861-1867) France invaded Mexico and set up a puppet government (not recognized by anyone besides France, by the way) led by Maximilian I of Habsburg. He however, was eventually captured and executed by Mexican forces.
Well, it used to be ruled by a king and queen until the French revolution when they were executed. Now it is "ruled" by an elected prime minister and a government. It is a democracy.
Yes. Marshall Petain, who ruled Vichy France during World War II (under Nazi German quasi-occupation), was a dictator. He was the only dictator to rule France in the 20th century. Prior to and after World War II, France was a republic.
Iraq was ruled by the absolute Hashemite Monarchy, but was effectively a British puppet state because of the occupying British Troops.