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Trending in France
on Mar 6, 2024

The most searched Wikipedia pages in France: discover what people are looking for!

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  1. FR
    Philip V of Spain
    new
  2. FR
    Defending Jacob
    + 83%
  3. FR
    Macha Méril
    new
  4. FR
    Cedric Doumbe
    + 43%
  5. FR
    Camille Lellouche
    new
  6. FR
    Suffragette
    new
  7. FR
    Ersilia Soudais
    new
  8. FR
    Rocco Siffredi
    new
  9. FR
    Dune
    - 23%
  10. FR
    Dune
    - 25%
  11. FR
    Haiti
    + 35%
  12. FR
    Jordan River
    + 17%
  13. FR
    Mare of Easttown
    - 141%
  14. FR
    Kylian Mbappé
    - 1%
  15. FR
    Donald Trump
    + 32%
  16. FR
    Frida Kahlo
    new
  17. FR
    Golshifteh Farahani
    new
  18. FR
    Coline Serreau
    new
  19. FR
    Timothée Chalamet
    - 19%
  20. FR
    Jacques Anquetil
    new
  21. FR
    ChatGPT
    - 4%
  22. FR
    Josephine Baker
    new
  23. FR
    Dune: Part Two
    - 17%
  24. FR
    YouTube
    + 5%
  25. FR
    Joe Biden
    new
  26. FR
    Maurice Ravel
    new
  27. FR
    Nikki Haley
    new
  28. FR
    suffragette
    new
  29. FR
    Benoît Saint Denis
    + 16%
  30. FR
    2023–24 UEFA Champions League
    - 48%
  31. FR
    Simone Veil
    stable
  32. FR
    Chris Evans
    new
  33. FR
    Fanny Ardant
    new
  34. FR
    Karine Le Marchand
    new
  35. FR
    Lomepal
    new
  36. FR
    list of UEFA Champions League top scorers
    + 15%
  37. FR
    Judith Butler
    + 10%
  38. FR
    Michelle Dockery
    new
  39. FR
    UEFA Champions League
    + 8%
  40. FR
    Abnousse Shalmani
    new
  41. FR
    Mathilde Panot
    - 8%
  42. FR
    Yaël Braun-Pivet
    new
  43. FR
    France
    stable
  44. FR
    Yoann Court
    new
  45. FR
    Russia
    + 4%
  46. FR
    Elisabeth Farnese
    new
  47. FR
    Renaud Capuçon
    new
  48. FR
    Shōgun
    - 8%
  49. FR
    Dustin Poirier
    new
  50. FR
    2024 United States presidential election
    new
Those data refers to the most visited pages on Wikipedia from France on Mar 6, 2024.
The green, red and yellow indicators on each row are based on data from the day before: to get insights about the historical records, click here.
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