monarch constituency predecessor successor death_date birth_place death_place religion nationality party office birth_date term_start image article_title term_end name otherparty
napoleon ii nantes '' jules anglès jean , comte pelet de la lozère ` office created '' ' claude sébastien bourguignon-dumolard '' prime minister -rrb- anne jean marie rené savary jean , ` comte pelet de la lozère Élie , duc decazes office abolished '' ' -lrb- talleyrand as 26 december 1820 le pellerin , france trieste , italy cult of reason then roman catholicism french jacobin 1795 -- 1820 -rrb- club -lrb- 1789 -- 1795 -rrb- independent -lrb- president of the national convention of the executive commission minister of police deputy 21 may 1759 22 7 july 1815 20 september 1792 june 1815 20 july 1799 20 march 1815 joseph fouché.png joseph fouché
 7 26 september 1815 2 november 1795 july 1815 3 june 1810 22 june 1815 joseph fouché girondists -- 1794 -rrb- thermidorians -lrb- 1794 -- 1799 -rrb- -lrb- 1792 -- 1793 -rrb- montagnards -lrb- 1793
joseph fouché

joseph fouché , 1st duc d'otrante -lrb- 21 may 1759 le pellerin , near nantes , france -- 25 december 1820 trieste , then part of the austrian empire , now italy -rrb- was a french statesman and minister of police under napoleon i .
in english texts , his title is often translated as duke of otranto .
