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'''France''' is a country on [[Earth]], located on the Western [[Europe| European]] [[continent]] ({{TOS|The Cage}}). It is comprised of a metropolitan territory with [[Paris]] as its capital city. It extends from the [[Mediterranean| Mediterranean Sea]] to the [[English Channel]] to the north, and the [[Atlantic Ocean]] to the west. France's flag was three vertical bands of blue, white, and red. ({{ENT|First Flight}})
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'''France''' was a [[country]] on [[Earth]], located in the Western [[Europe| European]] [[continent]]. ({{TOS|The Cage}}) It was comprised of a metropolitan territory with [[Paris]] as its capital city. It extended from the [[Mediterranean| Mediterranean Sea]] to the [[English Channel]] to the north, and the [[Atlantic Ocean]] to the west. France's flag was three vertical bands of blue, white, and red. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost}}; {{ENT|First Flight}})
   
 
== Geography ==
  
== Geography ==
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*[[Avignon]] ({{TNG|Chain of Command, Part II}}; {{VOY|Concerning Flight}})
  
*[[Avignon]] ({{TNG|Chain of Command, Part II}}; {{VOY|Concerning Flight}})
 
*[[Epernay]] ({{film|7}})
  
*[[Epernay]] ({{film|7}})
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*[[La Barre]] ({{TNG|Family}}
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*[[La Barre]] ({{TNG|Family}})
 
*[[Sainte Claire]] ({{VOY|The Killing Game}})
  
*[[Sainte Claire]] ({{VOY|The Killing Game}})
 
*[[Marseille]]
  
*[[Marseille]]
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**[[Louis Pasteur]]'s house ({{DS9|Distant Voices}})
  
**[[Louis Pasteur]]'s house ({{DS9|Distant Voices}})
 
**[[Federation President]]'s office ({{film|6}}; {{DS9|Homefront|Paradise Lost}})
  
**[[Federation President]]'s office ({{film|6}}; {{DS9|Homefront|Paradise Lost}})
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:''The [[Club Ingenue|Club Ingénue]] from the [[holo-program]] ''[[Julian Bashir, Secret Agent]]'' is also located in Paris. ({{DS9|Our Man Bashir}})''
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**The [[Club Ingenue|Club Ingénue]] from the [[holo-program]] ''[[Julian Bashir, Secret Agent]]'' was also located in Paris. ({{DS9|Our Man Bashir}})
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{{bginfo|Furthermore, an unseen portion of the [[Picard family album]] mentions the city of [[Saumur]].}}
   
 
=== Hydrography ===
  
=== Hydrography ===
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'''Oceans and seas''' : [[Atlantic Ocean]], [[English channel]], [[Mediterranean|Mediterranean Sea]]
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'''Oceans and seas''': [[Atlantic Ocean]], [[English channel]], [[Mediterranean|Mediterranean Sea]]
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'''Rivers''' : [[Seine]], [[Rhine]], [[Rhone]], [[Loire]]...
  
   
 
=== Other ===
  
=== Other ===
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* '''Mountains''' : [[Alps]], [[Mont Ventoux]]
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* '''Mountains''': [[Alps]], [[Mont Ventoux]]
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* '''Regions''' : [[Burgundy]], [[Corsica]], [[Riviera]]
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* '''Regions''': [[Burgundy]], [[Corsica]], [[Riviera]]
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== History ==
  
== History ==
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;[[Distant past|3.5 billion years ago]]: According to [[Q]], the area that would one day be France was the location where life on the planet began. ({{TNG|All Good Things...}})
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;[[3.5 billion years ago]]: According to [[Q]], the area that would one day be France was the location where life on the planet began. ({{TNG|All Good Things...}})
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[[Image:EarlyEarth.jpg|thumb|France about 3.5 billion years ago]]
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[[File:EarlyEarth.jpg|thumb|France about 3.5 billion years ago]]
 
;[[1st millennium BC|Ancient history]] : The French territory is part of the [[Roman Empire]].
  
;[[1st millennium BC|Ancient history]] : The French territory is part of the [[Roman Empire]].
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'''Middle Ages'''
  
'''Middle Ages'''
 
:After the collapse of the Roman Empire, France becomes a [[King|monarchy]]. ({{TOS|The Squire of Gothos|The Savage Curtain}}; {{TNG|Hide and Q}})
  
:After the collapse of the Roman Empire, France becomes a [[King|monarchy]]. ({{TOS|The Squire of Gothos|The Savage Curtain}}; {{TNG|Hide and Q}})
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:First use of the ''[[franc]]'' currency.
  
:First use of the ''[[franc]]'' currency.
   
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;[[16th century]]:
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;[[16th century]]
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:''The [[Leonardo Da Vinci|Da Vinci]] [[hologram]] wanted to move to France from [[Florence]], because he thought the Florentines weren't able to grasp his genius and that the [[king]] of France would be a better patron. Two prominent French cities Da Vinci had interest in were [[Paris]] and [[Avignon]].'' ({{VOY|Concerning Flight}})
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:''The [[Leonardo da Vinci|da Vinci]] [[hologram]] wanted to move to France from [[Florence]], because he thought the Florentines weren't able to grasp his genius and that the [[king]] of France would be a better patron. Two prominent French cities Leonardo had interest in were [[Paris]] and [[Avignon]].'' ({{VOY|Concerning Flight}})
   
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;[[17th century]]
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;[[17th century]]: 1655 - The French mathematician [[Pierre de Fermat]] dies, leaving behind a note claiming to have discovered "remarkable proof" for what becomes known as [[Fermat's last theorem]]. ({{TNG|The Royale}}; {{DS9|Facets}})
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:1655 - The French mathematician [[Pierre de Fermat]] dies, leaving behind a note claiming to have discovered "remarkable proof" for what becomes known as [[Fermat's last theorem]]. ({{TNG|The Royale}}; {{DS9|Facets}})
   
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;[[18th century]]:
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;[[18th century]]
 
:1705 - The French [[frigate]] ''L'Entreprise'' is captured by the [[Royal Navy|British Royal Navy]] and rechristened {{HMS|Enterprize}}.
  
:1705 - The French [[frigate]] ''L'Entreprise'' is captured by the [[Royal Navy|British Royal Navy]] and rechristened {{HMS|Enterprize}}.
   
 
:1743 - Foundation of the [[champagne]] manufacturer [[Moët et Chandon]] in [[Epernay]]. ({{film|7}})
  
:1743 - Foundation of the [[champagne]] manufacturer [[Moët et Chandon]] in [[Epernay]]. ({{film|7}})
   
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:''The French Revolution of 1789 was never referred to in ''Star Trek'', but the subsequent events implies the end of the French monarchy.''
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{{bginfo|The French Revolution of 1789 was never referred to in ''Star Trek'', but the subsequent events implies the end of the French monarchy.}}
   
 
:1794 - The tricolor French flag (blue, white, red) is officially adopted. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost}})
  
:1794 - The tricolor French flag (blue, white, red) is officially adopted. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost}})
   
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[[Image:Napoleon.jpg|thumb|[[Napoléon Bonaparte]]]]
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[[File:Napoléon Bonaparte painting.jpg|thumb|[[Napoléon Bonaparte]]]]
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;[[19th century]]
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;[[19th century]]: ''1804'' - [[General]] [[Napoleon Bonaparte]], previously French [[Consul]], declares himself the [[Emperor]] and [[Dictator]] of France, and takes much land from neighboring countries, including [[Germany]], [[Italy]], and the [[Netherlands]].
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:1804 - [[General]] [[Napoléon Bonaparte]], previously French [[Consul]], declares himself the [[Emperor]] and [[Dictator]] of France, and takes much land from neighboring countries, including [[Germany]], [[Italy]], and the [[Netherlands]].
   
 
:1805 - [[Battle of Trafalgar]] : The British Royal Navy, led by [[Horatio Nelson]] aboard the {{HMS|Victory}}, destroy a combined French and [[Spanish]] fleet. ({{TNG|The Best of Both Worlds}}; {{film|7}})
  
:1805 - [[Battle of Trafalgar]] : The British Royal Navy, led by [[Horatio Nelson]] aboard the {{HMS|Victory}}, destroy a combined French and [[Spanish]] fleet. ({{TNG|The Best of Both Worlds}}; {{film|7}})
   
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:1815 - [[Battle of Waterloo]] : The Napoleon armies are finally defeated by the British-Russian-Dutch alliance. ({{VOY|The Thaw}})
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:1815 - [[Battle of Waterloo]] : The Napoléon armies are finally defeated by the British-Russian-Dutch alliance. ({{VOY|The Thaw}})
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:1822 - Birth of the [[scientist]] [[Louis Pasteur]]. ({{TOS|What Are Little Girls Made Of?}}; {{DS9|Distant Voices}}).
  
:1822 - Birth of the [[scientist]] [[Louis Pasteur]]. ({{TOS|What Are Little Girls Made Of?}}; {{DS9|Distant Voices}}).
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:1880s - Construction of the [[Eiffel Tower]] in [[Paris]].
  
:1880s - Construction of the [[Eiffel Tower]] in [[Paris]].
   
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[[Image:First World War.jpg|thumb|[[World War I]]]]
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[[File:First World War.jpg|thumb|World War I]]
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:[[1910s]] - France is involved in the [[First World War]].
  
:[[1910s]] - France is involved in the [[First World War]].
   
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:[[1930s]]-[[1940s|40s]] - France is involved in the [[Second World War]].
  
:[[1930s]]-[[1940s|40s]] - France is involved in the [[Second World War]].
   
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:Subsequently to the Second World War, [[General]] Charles de Gaulle inspires the political doctrine known as [[gaullism]]. ({{DS9|Past Tense, Part I}})
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:Subsequent to the Second World War, [[General]] Charles de Gaulle inspires the political doctrine known as [[gaullism]]. ({{DS9|Past Tense, Part I}})
   
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:Late 20th century - France was a founding member of the [[European Space Agency]] and worked closely with the [[Russian Space Agency]] for training their astronauts. ({{ENT|First Flight}}).
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:Late 20th century - France was an [[European Space Agency|ESA]] member. The French partnered with the [[Russian Space Agency]] for the mission [[Soyuz|Soyuz T-6]]. In [[2143]], the [[assignment patch]]es for [[Ariane 1]], which bore the flag of this country, and for the joint Soviet-French mission were on display in the [[602 Club]]. ({{ENT|First Flight}})
   
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;[[21st century]]
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:[[2024]] - Student unrest in France made it an undesirable [[tourist]] destination for Earth's elite. In this year, the "[[Neo-Trotskyists]]" had recently taken control of the government, after defeating the incumbent "[[Gaullism|Gaullists]]". The change in government had little if any impact on stopping the rampant civil unrest. Europe in general was remarked to be "falling apart" at this time. ({{DS9|Past Tense, Part I}})
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{{bginfo|France was a member of the [[International Space Agency]] in the early 21st century. (''[[Star Trek Fact Files]]'')}}
   
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;[[24th century]]
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;[[21st century]]: [[2024]] - Student unrest in France made it an undesirable [[tourist]] destination for Earth's elite. "Neo-Trotskyists" are, at this time, in charge of the government. ({{DS9|Past Tense, Part I}})
  
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:[[2305]] - [[Jean-Luc Picard]] is born in [[La Barre]].
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::''France was a member of the [[International Space Agency]] in the early 21st century ([[Star Trek Fact Files]]).''
  
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;[[24th century]]:
 
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:'''[[2305]]''' - [[Jean-Luc Picard]] is born in [[La Barre]].
  
   
 
== Culture ==
  
== Culture ==
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*'''Literature''' :
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*'''Literature'''
 
**''[[The Hunchback of Notre Dame]]'' and ''[[Les Misérables]]'' ([[Victor Hugo]])
  
**''[[The Hunchback of Notre Dame]]'' and ''[[Les Misérables]]'' ([[Victor Hugo]])
 
**''[[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]]'' ([[Jules Verne]])
  
**''[[20,000 Leagues Under the Sea]]'' ([[Jules Verne]])
 
**''[[Cyrano de Bergerac]]'' (Edmond Rostand)
  
**''[[Cyrano de Bergerac]]'' (Edmond Rostand)
   
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*'''Music''' :
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*'''Music'''
 
**''[[Les Troyens]]'' ([[Louis Hector Berlioz]])
  
**''[[Les Troyens]]'' ([[Louis Hector Berlioz]])
 
**([[Georges Bizet]])
  
**([[Georges Bizet]])
   
 
== French ==
  
== French ==
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*[[French#People of French descent|List of people of French descent]]
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*[[French#People|List of people of French descent]]
   
 
*A section of [[New Orleans]], originally settled by the French is referred to as the [[French Quarter]]. ({{DS9|The Visitor}})
  
*A section of [[New Orleans]], originally settled by the French is referred to as the [[French Quarter]]. ({{DS9|The Visitor}})
   
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== Other ==
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{{countries}}
  
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In ''Dangerous Ground'', [[Doctor]] [[John Rawley]] spent some of his four years after graduating from [[Johns Hopkins]] in this country. During his stay in France, Dr. Rawley studied psychiatry. ({{TNG|The Big Goodbye}})
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== Background ==
  
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France may or may not exist as a separate country in the [[23rd century|23rd]] or [[24th century|24th]] centuries. There is also speculation based on its location and the real world (France was one of the instigator of the {{w|European Economic Community}} in [[1957]]) that it was part of the [[European Alliance]].
  
   
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{{bginfo|The pages seen in the episode were from the mystery novel ''Dangerous Ground'' by author Frances Sil Wickware. This novel was published in [[1946]]. Information on France was from page 12.}}
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=== ''Star Trek'' in France ===
  
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''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek]]'' didn't air on French television until {{y|1982}}. Only thirteen episodes were broadcast at the time on [[TF1]]; twelve weekly from {{d|2|January|1982}} to {{d|20|March|1982}}, with one broadcast on {{d|26|December|1982}}: {{e|Catspaw}}, {{e|Assignment: Earth}}, {{e|The Deadly Years}}, {{e|The Immunity Syndrome}}, {{e|Tomorrow is Yesterday}}, {{e|Wink of an Eye}}, {{e|The City on the Edge of Forever}}, {{e|Whom Gods Destroy}}, {{e|The Mark of Gideon}}, {{e|Errand of Mercy}}, {{e|The Doomsday Machine}}, {{e|The Lights of Zetar}}, and {{e|The Tholian Web}}. The remaining 66 episodes aired in {{y|1986}} on the channel ''La 5''.
 
   
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== Appendices ==
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TOS was the only ''Star Trek'' series to air on French terrestrial television. ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' aired on the cable and satellite channel ''Canal Jimmy'' in {{y|1996}}, followed by ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' in {{y|1998}} and ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' in {{y|2004}}.
  
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=== Background information ===
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France may or may not exist as a separate country in the [[23rd century|23rd]] or [[24th century|24th]] centuries. There is also speculation based on its location and the real world (France was one of the instigators of the {{w|European Economic Community}} in [[1957]]) that it was part of the [[European Alliance]].
   
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Portions of the French anthem, ''La Marseillaise'' can be heard in the soundtrack of {{TNG|Hide and Q}}, composed by [[Dennis McCarthey]].
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== External link ==
  
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*{{Wikipedia}}
  
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While this was not readably seen on screen, the [[Café des Artistes]] [[menu]] contains the phrase "Cinquant million français n'est pas wrong" (50 million French can't be wrong), possibly hinting at the population of the country in the [[24th century]]. That number would be somewhat less then the current population.
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==== ''Star Trek'' in France ====
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''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek]]'' didn't air on French television until {{y|1982}}. Only thirteen episodes were broadcast at the time on [[TF1]]; twelve weekly from {{d|2|January|1982}} to {{d|20|March|1982}}, with one broadcast on {{d|26|December|1982}}: {{e|Catspaw}}, {{e|Assignment: Earth}}, {{e|The Deadly Years}}, {{e|The Immunity Syndrome}}, {{e|Tomorrow is Yesterday}}, {{e|Wink of an Eye}}, {{e|The City on the Edge of Forever}}, {{e|Whom Gods Destroy}}, {{e|The Mark of Gideon}}, {{e|Errand of Mercy}}, {{e|The Doomsday Machine}}, {{e|The Lights of Zetar}}, and {{e|The Tholian Web}}. The remaining 66 episodes aired in {{y|1986}} on the channel ''La Cinq''.
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TOS was the only ''Star Trek'' series to air on French terrestrial television. ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' aired on the cable and satellite channel ''Canal Jimmy'' in {{y|1996}}, followed by ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' in {{y|1998}} and ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' in {{y|2004}}.
   
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=== External link ===
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* {{wikipedia}}
   
 
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File:Paris2372.jpg

Paris in 2372

File:La Barre.jpg

La Barre in 2367

File:Marseille2372.jpg

Marseille in 2372

France was a country on Earth, located in the Western European continent. (TOS: "The Cage") It was comprised of a metropolitan territory with Paris as its capital city. It extended from the Mediterranean Sea to the English Channel to the north, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. France's flag was three vertical bands of blue, white, and red. (TNG: "The Last Outpost"; ENT: "First Flight")

Geography

Cities

Furthermore, an unseen portion of the Picard family album mentions the city of Saumur.

Hydrography

Oceans and seas: Atlantic Ocean, English channel, Mediterranean Sea

Other

History

3.5 billion years ago
According to Q, the area that would one day be France was the location where life on the planet began. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
File:EarlyEarth.jpg

France about 3.5 billion years ago

Ancient history
The French territory is part of the Roman Empire.

Middle Ages

After the collapse of the Roman Empire, France becomes a monarchy. (TOS: "The Squire of Gothos", "The Savage Curtain"; TNG: "Hide and Q")
Development of the French language.
First use of the franc currency.
16th century
The da Vinci hologram wanted to move to France from Florence, because he thought the Florentines weren't able to grasp his genius and that the king of France would be a better patron. Two prominent French cities Leonardo had interest in were Paris and Avignon. (VOY: "Concerning Flight")
17th century
1655 - The French mathematician Pierre de Fermat dies, leaving behind a note claiming to have discovered "remarkable proof" for what becomes known as Fermat's last theorem. (TNG: "The Royale"; DS9: "Facets")
18th century
1705 - The French frigate L'Entreprise is captured by the British Royal Navy and rechristened HMS Enterprize.
1743 - Foundation of the champagne manufacturer Moët et Chandon in Epernay. (Star Trek Generations)
The French Revolution of 1789 was never referred to in Star Trek, but the subsequent events implies the end of the French monarchy.
1794 - The tricolor French flag (blue, white, red) is officially adopted. (TNG: "The Last Outpost")
Napoléon Bonaparte painting

Napoléon Bonaparte

19th century
1804 - General Napoléon Bonaparte, previously French Consul, declares himself the Emperor and Dictator of France, and takes much land from neighboring countries, including Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands.
1805 - Battle of Trafalgar : The British Royal Navy, led by Horatio Nelson aboard the HMS Victory, destroy a combined French and Spanish fleet. (TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds"; Star Trek Generations)
1815 - Battle of Waterloo : The Napoléon armies are finally defeated by the British-Russian-Dutch alliance. (VOY: "The Thaw")
1822 - Birth of the scientist Louis Pasteur. (TOS: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?"; DS9: "Distant Voices").
1880s - Construction of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
First World War

World War I

20th century
1910s - France is involved in the First World War.
1930 - Jean Labeau becomes Foreign Minister on February 9th. The same year, he meets in Paris, the United States of America ambassador. (TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever")
1930s-40s - France is involved in the Second World War.
Subsequent to the Second World War, General Charles de Gaulle inspires the political doctrine known as gaullism. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I")
Late 20th century - France was an ESA member. The French partnered with the Russian Space Agency for the mission Soyuz T-6. In 2143, the assignment patches for Ariane 1, which bore the flag of this country, and for the joint Soviet-French mission were on display in the 602 Club. (ENT: "First Flight")
21st century
2024 - Student unrest in France made it an undesirable tourist destination for Earth's elite. In this year, the "Neo-Trotskyists" had recently taken control of the government, after defeating the incumbent "Gaullists". The change in government had little if any impact on stopping the rampant civil unrest. Europe in general was remarked to be "falling apart" at this time. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I")
France was a member of the International Space Agency in the early 21st century. (Star Trek Fact Files)
24th century
2305 - Jean-Luc Picard is born in La Barre.

Culture

French

Other

In Dangerous Ground, Doctor John Rawley spent some of his four years after graduating from Johns Hopkins in this country. During his stay in France, Dr. Rawley studied psychiatry. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye")

The pages seen in the episode were from the mystery novel Dangerous Ground by author Frances Sil Wickware. This novel was published in 1946. Information on France was from page 12.

Appendices

Background information

France may or may not exist as a separate country in the 23rd or 24th centuries. There is also speculation based on its location and the real world (France was one of the instigators of the European Economic Community in 1957) that it was part of the European Alliance.

Portions of the French anthem, La Marseillaise can be heard in the soundtrack of TNG: "Hide and Q", composed by Dennis McCarthey.

While this was not readably seen on screen, the Café des Artistes menu contains the phrase "Cinquant million français n'est pas wrong" (50 million French can't be wrong), possibly hinting at the population of the country in the 24th century. That number would be somewhat less then the current population.

Star Trek in France

Star Trek didn't air on French television until 1982. Only thirteen episodes were broadcast at the time on TF1; twelve weekly from 2 January 1982 to 20 March 1982, with one broadcast on 26 December 1982: "Catspaw", "Assignment: Earth", "The Deadly Years", "The Immunity Syndrome", "Tomorrow is Yesterday", "Wink of an Eye", "The City on the Edge of Forever", "Whom Gods Destroy", "The Mark of Gideon", "Errand of Mercy", "The Doomsday Machine", "The Lights of Zetar", and "The Tholian Web". The remaining 66 episodes aired in 1986 on the channel La Cinq.

TOS was the only Star Trek series to air on French terrestrial television. Star Trek: The Next Generation aired on the cable and satellite channel Canal Jimmy in 1996, followed by Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager in 1998 and Star Trek: Enterprise in 2004.

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