The Bonapartist Party, typically shortened to just the Bonapartists, was the name given to a political party that took part to the May 1815 French legislative election but was disbanded following the
During his exile to Elba from 1814 to 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte announced he would return in the spring. The violet became a symbol of this and of Bonapartism.
Eugène Rouher (1814–1884), French politician and president of the Senate during the Second Empire, was the leader of the Bonapartiste faction after 1871.
The Bonapartist Central Committee is a political party on the French island of Corsica, operating mainly in Ajaccio. It was founded in 1908.
Bonapartists (political party)
…a general sense to describe autocratic, highly centralized regimes dominated by the military. In Corsica, where Napoleone di Buonaparte was born, the Bonapartist Central Committee is a political party founded in 1908 in Ajaccio. It remains active in local and regional politics and is often allied with centre-right republican…
Bonapartist Central Committee