Emperor Napoleon III How was Napoleon III related to Napoleon I? The two men were not related Napoleon I was Napoleon III's uncle Napoleon III was Napoleon I's grandson Napoleon III's father was married to Hortense de Beauharnais. What was his name and who was he? Louis, Napoleon I's third brother Jérôme, Napoleon I's last brother Because of the law banning members of the Bonaparte family from France (1 January, 1816), Charles-Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte spent his childhood abroad in: Italy, in Milan England, in London Switzerland, in Arenenberg On 29 January, 1853, Napoleon III married a woman who was not French. What was her name and what nationality was she? Eugenia-Maria Palafox. Spanish Maria-Letizia Montegrini. Italian Did Napoleon III have any children? Yes, 1 legitimate son, Napoléon-Louis (1856-1879) No, no children Before the coup d'état of 2 December, 1852, and the re-establishment of the imperial regime, Napoleon III was: An officer in the French army President of the II Republic (since 1848) French parliamentary member for Paris Napoleon III encouraged the great project for the construction of which exceptional means of communication, developed by Ferdinand de Lesseps? The Mont-Blanc tunnel, in France The Suez Canal, in Egypt In his time, what was Napoleon III's nickname? Badinguet Couderc In the war against the Prussians, Napoleon III was forced to capitulate, causing the fall of the Second Empire. When and where did this happen? 4 October, 1871, in Paris 4 September, 1870, at Sedan On 9 January, 1873, Napoleon III died in one of the following towns. Which one? In Paris, France In Chislehurst, England (County of Kent) In Arenenberg, Switzerland (Canton Thurgau)
