Предмет: История, автор: serzhglushish

назовите годна который приходится 100 дней Наполеона

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Автор ответа: surkovajulia

Приходится Ветерло.......

Автор ответа: maratgil59

Ответ:

Сто дней» — период французской истории между произошедшим 1 марта 1815 года возвращением к власти во Франции Наполеона I и произошедшим 7 июля 1815 года роспуском правительственной комиссии, которая отвечала за исполнительную власть после второго отречения Наполеона I от власти.

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