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Louis Pierre Édouard, Baron Bignon (3 January 1771 in La Mailleraye-sur-Seine – 6 January 1841) was a French diplomat and historian.

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rdfs:comment	Louis Pierre Édouard, Baron Bignon (3 January 1771 in La Mailleraye-sur-Seine – 6 January 1841) was a French diplomat and historian. (en) Le baron Louis Pierre Édouard Bignon, né à La Mailleraye-sur-Seine le 3 janvier 1771 et mort à Paris le 6 janvier 1841, est un diplomate, homme politique et historien français. (fr) Луи Пьер Эдуар Биньон (фр. Louis Pierre Édouard Bignon; 1771—1841) — французский политик, дипломат, публицист и историк; министр иностранных дел Франции. (ru) Louis Pierre Édouard, baron Bignon (ur. 3 stycznia 1771 w La Mailleraye-sur-Seine, zm. 6 stycznia 1841 w Paryżu) – francuski dyplomata i historyk, par Francji od 1837. Od 1797 we francuskiej służbie dyplomatycznej. Sekretarz poselstw francuskich w Szwajcarii i od 1798 w Republice Cisalpińskiej. Od 1799 w poselstwie francuskim w Berlinie. Od 1804 francuski Chargé d’affaires w Królestwie Prus. Jako minister pełnomocny w Kassel, wziął aktywny udział w tworzeniu Związku Reńskiego. Po klęsce Prus w 1806 mianowany administratorem pruskich finansów publicznych, podobną funkcję sprawował po klęsce Austrii w 1809. W 1811 i w 1813 rezydent francuski w Księstwie Warszawskim, w 1812 rezydent francuski przy Komisji Rządu Tymczasowego Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego. (pl) Louis Pierre Édouard Bignon, född 3 juli 1771, död 6 januari 1841, var en fransk baron och diplomat. Bignon anlitades av Napoleon I i olika diplomatiska uppdrag i Schweiz, Italien, Tyskland och Polen. Särskilt spelade han en stor roll vid tillkomsten av Rhenförbundet och ordnandet av de polska angelägenheterna. Under de hundra dagarna utnämndes han till utrikesminister och undertecknade 1815 Paris kapitulation. Bignon invaldes 1817 i deputeradekammaren, anslöt sig här till oppositionen, vars talan han förde med kraft och sakkunskap. Även i händelserna efter julirevolutionen tog han del, och var 1830 en kort tid utrikes- och undervisningsminister och hade fortfarande säte i deputeradekammaren, där han varmt talade för polackernas sak. I sitt testamente ihågkom Napoleon Bignon med 100 000 fr (sv)
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