Thiers Becomes Head of the Executive in Bordeaux
In Bordeaux the National Assembly elected M. Gidoy president and agreed to appoint M. Thiers as Head of the Executive Power under Assembly control. Ministers listed include Buffet, Jules Favre, Picard, Dufaure, and Jaureguiberry. The assembly to form a 15 member negotiating committee to Paris.
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National Assembly
Bordeaux
M. Gidoy
MM. Dufaure
Giévy
Malleville
Frasbourg
Prussia
France
Alsace
Lorraine
M. Rochefort
Guerre & Entrance Party
M. Thiers
Department of the Meurthe
M. Keller
Henri Rochefort
Thiers
M. Buffet
Jules Favre
M. Picard
M. Dufaure
Jaureguiberry
Interior
Justice
Navy
Lesldia
Republican
M. Julia Simon
Committee of National Defence
M. Jules Simon
Party of Order
Ministry of Public Instruction
M.thiers
MM. Simon
M. Thiera
Council- General
Labou
Franco
M. Julia Favre
Paris
Thareon
M. Gambetta
Versailles
M. Jules Favre
London
M. Alfred de Remusat
Vienna
Duc de Noailles
St. Petersburg
Count Melchior de Vogue
Constantinople
M. Cathelineau
Bouches de Rhéne
MM. Barthélemy de St
Council of Ministers
Peace talks in Berlin and Versailles threaten extended armistice
Telegrams from Berlin and Paris report German terms likely to be harsh. Favre and Bismark plan to extend the armistice to Friday and consider prolongation to March five. The Metz cession and Lorraine annexation including Pont-a-Mousson are cited. Indemnity of 280 million pounds is outlined as a condition.
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Berlin
MM. Thiere
Favre
Versailles
Count Bismark
Jules Favre
la Liberté
France
Moniteur
Germany
Paris
Society For
Telegraph
Metz
Lorraine
Pont-i-Mousgon
Reuter
Alasco
Thionville
Belfort
Dr. Russell
French-German demarcation and ministerial talks at Sceaux
The text outlines a German demarcation line twelve leagues west of Metz through Chateau Salins to the Vosges, including the Lower and Upper Rhine and Belfort. It also notes a meeting tomorrow between MAM Thiers Picard and Jules Favre with Count Bismark at Sceaux to discuss the issue.
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Metz
Chateau Salins
Vosges
Lower
Upper Rhine
Belfort
Thiers
Picard
Jules Favre
Count Bismark
Sceaux
Recognition of the new government and Paris under German occupation
Foreign Office reports M Thiers named head of the French Republic in Bordeaux, with Britain and other powers recognizing his government. Belfort capitulation allows 12,000 German troops to occupy parts of eastern France as armistice continues. Paris remains tense with police crackdowns, shortages, rising prices, and preparations as German forces divide the country.
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Foreign Office
M. Thiers
Bordeaux
French Republic
Lord Lyons
Great
Belfort
Alsace
Cote d'Or
Jura
Doubs
Lons-le-Saulanier
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