Talleyrand
Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord (1754-1838) was a prominent French diplomat and politician known for his role in the political landscape of France during the Revolution and the Napoleonic era. He served under various regimes, adeptly navigating the tumultuous political environment of his time. Talleyrand is often remembered for his cunning and pragmatic approach to diplomacy, famously representing France at the Congress of Vienna, where he skillfully restored France's position among European powers despite its recent defeat. His legacy is complex, marked by his ability to adapt and survive in a world of shifting allegiances and ideologies.
Born on Feb 02, 1754 (271 years old)
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Talleyrand is portrayed as a complex figure who navigated political upheavals with skill.
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