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Trending in France
on Mar 14, 2024

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

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  1. FR
    François Vérove
    - 203%
  2. FR
    Manon Azem
    new
  3. FR
    Aya Nakamura
    - 48%
  4. FR
    Philippe de Gaulle
    - 397%
  5. FR
    Vincent Bolloré
    - 24%
  6. FR
    Sylvain Luc
    new
  7. FR
    François Sureau
    new
  8. FR
    Christine Angot
    + 39%
  9. FR
    iron lung
    - 1%
  10. FR
    Paul Alexander
    + 2%
  11. FR
    Vinnie Dargaud
    new
  12. FR
    Russia
    + 25%
  13. FR
    poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal
    new
  14. FR
    Quentin Bataillon
    new
  15. FR
    ChatGPT
    - 2%
  16. FR
    Étienne Capoue
    new
  17. FR
    Aurélien Saintoul
    new
  18. FR
    Jean-François Achilli
    new
  19. FR
    Charles de Gaulle
    - 299%
  20. FR
    North Korea
    + 27%
  21. FR
    Gaël Clichy
    new
  22. FR
    Rocco Siffredi
    - 25%
  23. FR
    Albania
    new
  24. FR
    Turkey
    + 19%
  25. FR
    Entre Nous
    new
  26. FR
    Cameroon
    + 24%
  27. FR
    Pakistan
    new
  28. FR
    Cyril Hanouna
    new
  29. FR
    Vladimir Putin
    + 14%
  30. FR
    Brigitte Macron
    + 6%
  31. FR
    Emmanuel Macron
    new
  32. FR
    Dupont de Ligonnès murders and disappearance
    - 129%
  33. FR
    Defending Jacob
    - 60%
  34. FR
    Timothée Chalamet
    - 1%
  35. FR
    Louis Boyard
    new
  36. FR
    Saint Patrick's Day
    new
  37. FR
    lion
    new
  38. FR
    koala
    new
  39. FR
    Villarreal CF
    new
  40. FR
    France
    + 4%
  41. FR
    2023–24 UEFA Champions League
    - 23%
  42. FR
    Miou-Miou
    new
  43. FR
    Dominique Crenn
    - 163%
  44. FR
    Along Came a Spider
    new
  45. FR
    South Sudan
    new
  46. FR
    Biathlon World Cup
    new
  47. FR
    nuclear weapon
    new
  48. FR
    Michelangelo
    new
  49. FR
    Maria Bello
    - 87%
  50. FR
    Vila-real
    new
Those data refers to the most visited pages on Wikipedia from France on Mar 14, 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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