Louis Charles Delescluze (French pronunciation: [lwi ʃaʁl dəleklyz]; 2 October 1809 – 25 May 1871) was a French revolutionary leader, journalist, and military...

revolutionary groups in Paris, including Blanqui, Félix Pyat and Louis Charles Delescluze, called new demonstrations at the Hôtel de Ville against General...

made an unsuccessful attack on Versailles under the leadership of Louis Charles Delescluze. Between 8 and 20 May, French forces had retaken the territory...

cabinet hostage. The insurgent leaders (Gustave Flourens, Louis Charles Delescluze, Louis Auguste Blanqui among them) attempted to depose Trochu's government...

raise a monument to martyr of freedom. This initiative earned Louis Charles Delescluze, publisher of a trial in which Léon Gambetta, then a young lawyer...

neighbourhood was left to defend itself. Their military commander, Louis Charles Delescluze, committed suicide by dramatically standing atop a barricade on...

neighborhood was left to defend itself. Their military commander, Louis Charles Delescluze, committed suicide by dramatically standing atop a barricade on...

(formed around Nodier, then Hugo from 1823–1828), the salon of Louis Charles Delescluze, the salon of Antoine (or Antony Deschamps), the salon of Madame...

Charles Delescluze (1809–1871), journalist and military commander of the Paris Commune Siraba Dembélé, handball player Abdou Dieye, footballer Louis Victor...

strategy of desperation, summed up in the slogan attributed to Louis Charles Delescluze: "Moscow rather than Sedan ". On May 17, in a speech delivered...

to be returned to their owners May 9: Louis Rossel steps down as Delegate for War May 10: Louis Charles Delescluze becomes Delegate for War May 15: Minority...

Haussmann, prefect of the Seine. In the Sainte-Pélagie Prison he met Louis Charles Delescluze, later military commander of the Paris Commune, the writer Jules...

live the Commune!" and was immediately shot. Paris Commune Louis Charles Delescluze Louis Auguste Blanqui "Raoul Rigault, Communist". The New York Times...

the Commune, which precluded any serious action. He was replaced by Charles Delescluze. After the fall of the Commune, Rossel fled and lived for a short...

fifteen members met there to discuss its immediate evacuation, and only Delescluze and one other had protested. In its despair, a scorched-earth policy had...

Casse contributed to Henri Rochefort's La Marseillaise and to Louis Charles Delescluze's Le Réveil. Casse and all the writers for La Marseillaise were...

they were resupplied by the commissioner of the Nord department, Charles Delescluze, and by general Négrier. However, France's Minister for War Cavaignac...

serving for a short period as personal secretary of Commune leader Louis Charles Delescluze. After the fall of the Commune, Ber escaped again to Peru in 1871...

political prisoners over the next century. One early prisoner was Louis Charles Delescluze, arrested and deported in 1853, who after his release in 1859 became...

revolutionary socialist movement of the nineteenth century (along with Charles Delescluze and Félix Pyat). He represented the Jacobin minority in the French...

politique quotidien". Gallica. 1871-03-24. Retrieved 2024-06-22. Greenberg, Louis M (196). "The Commune of 1871 as a Decentralist Reaction." The Journal of...

Boulets Avenue de Bouvines Rue de Candie Rue Chanzy Passage Charles-Dallery Rue Charles-Delescluze Boulevard de Charonne Rue de Charonne Rue du Chemin-Vert...

mouvement libéral (1815–1848), 1930, p. 181. 1952: Marcel Dessal, Charles Delescluze, 1809–1871: un révolutionnaire jacobin, 1952, p. 30. 1958: Mémoires...

on 17 November 1868, he was selected to defend the journalist Delescluze. Delescluze was being prosecuted for having promoted a monument to the representative...

order. These included Auguste Blanqui, Jean-Baptiste Millière [fr], Charles Delescluze, and Gustave Flourens. The Republican deputies thus chose to assume...

its government, the Commune. It was written by three journalists: Charles Delescluze, Jules Valles, and Pierre Denis, a Jacobin, socialist, and Proudhonist...

1930 a council dominated by the left renamed a Paris street after Charles Delescluze, one of the leaders of the Paris Commune, and tried, unsuccessfully...

prominent republicans like Martin Bernard, Alexandre Ledru-Rollin and Charles Delescluze. Its programme was the establishment of the 'Social and Democratic...