Commemorative token in honor of the French President's visit to Russia in 1902

Bronze, stamping. Badge of the land, the preservation is satisfactory. Diameter 23 mm Loubet, Emile Francois (Loubet, Émile François) (1838-1929 gg), the President of France. Born on 31 Dec 1838 in Marsannay. Worked as a lawyer, in 1876 became a member of the chamber of deputies from the Republican party. In 1885 he was elected to the Senate in 1887 became Minister of public works. In 1892 he held the post of Prime Minister, resigned in connection with the scandal of the Panama canal. Became President of the Senate in 1896 and President of the Republic in 1899. As President Loubet was taken of Nicholas II during his visit to France in 1901, visited Russia in 1902. Visited the UK and Italy. In the Dreyfus affair actually spoke in support of the supporters to justify it. When Loubet was also a complete separation of Church and state. At the end of his term in 1906 Loubet settled in Montelimar, where he was elected to the post of mayor. Died in Montelimar on 20 December 1929.