(Saadi Karno) Fifth President of the Third Republic of France

Marie Francois Sadie Carnot He was a French politician and the fifth president of the Third French Republic. He became the president of France in 1887 and was killed in 1894.

He reached this position after Jules Gray, at this time the republic was in crisis and was under attack . Saadi Karno gave credit to the republic and the presidency.

On June 24, Saadi Karno, at the height of his popularity, gave a speech at a public banquet in Lyon, but after the speech, he was wounded by an Italian anarchist and died the next day..

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The story of the naming of Saadi Carno is mentioned in the book From Saadi to Aragon written by Javad Hadidi. Saadi Karno's grandfather was so interested in Golestan that he named one of his children Saadi.. This person dies in childhood, followed by his brother (Nicola Leonar Saadi Karno) He is born and his name is Saadi. The president of France is the nephew of Nicolas Leonor Saadi, who was an outstanding physicist, and the nephew is named in his honor. (Marie Francois Saadi) They also call him Saadi

Nicola Leonar Saadi Carno ( 1796- 1832 ) Better known as Sadi Carnot, he was a French physicist who discovered the second law of thermodynamics and the Carnot cycle in heat engines is named after him..
Carnot was born in a prominent and privileged French family. His father, Laszlo Karnow, was a revolutionary mathematician, designer of war plans, creator of the fourteen armies of the French Republic, and was considered one of the prominent figures of the government, who was called "Designer of Victory" due to the invention of new and effective methods of war to confront the European countries.. His brother was a prominent libertarian and politician, and his nephew, Marie-François Saadi Carneau, became the president of France.. Karno's father loved Persian culture and literature, and because of his great interest in Saadi, the famous Iranian poet, he named his son Saadi..