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Maximilien de Robespierre ([maksimiˈljɛ̃ də ʀɔbɛsˈpjɛːʀ]; * 6. Mai 1758 in Arras ; † 28. Juli 1794 in Paris ; getauft Maximilien Marie Isidore ), häufig nur Maximilien Robespierre [1] , auch „der Unbestechliche“ genannt, war ein französischer Rechtsanwalt, Revolutionär und führender Politiker der Jakobiner .
28 de jul. de 2023 · Today is July 28th, 1794: The Execution of Maximilien Robespierre. Act One: A Man of the People . It’s December 3rd, 1792 in Paris, France, at the trial of deposed King Louis XVI. It’s less than 2 years before Maximilien Robespierre’s own execution, and he is on his feet, calling for the death of the king.
Maximilien François Marie Isidore de Robespierre, francoski filozof, politik in pravnik, * 6. maj 1758, Arras, Grofija Artois, Francija, † 28. julij 1794, Pariz, Francija . Bil je filozof, politik, novinar, aktivist in pravnik, poleg tega je bil eden od ključnih mož v francoski revoluciji. V svojem življenju se je boril za socialno ...
Jordan’s is probably the most elegantly written of the five studies and stands out for providing a particularly generous allocation of space to Robespierre’s voice, telling the story of his life as much as possible through his own words. At the same time, Jordan’s intellectual biography is quietly attentive to providing a sense of the ...
30 de nov. de 2019 · Interestingly enough, Tussaud (possibly) claimed that the death mask was directly made with the help of Robespierre’s decapitated head after he was guillotined on July 28th, 1794. Visual reconstruction of twelve well-known historical figures, with the time period ranging from the ancient times to the 18th century.
24 de dic. de 2019 · Maximilien Robespierre (1758-1794) 1791. Terracotta. Acquired in 1986. Inv. MRF 1986-243. The sculptor, who was a deaf-mute from birth, is the brother of L.-P. Deseine, author of the bust of the Dauphin. Deseine assiduously attended the sessions of the Jacobin Club, which in September 1791, awarded him the prize in the competition for a bust of ...
For the Socialists, on the contrary, Robespierre's Jacobinism “prefigured labor's dictatorship over capital.” The Year II also “anticipated the reign of brotherhood,” an opinion found later in Communist historiography. For Louis Blanc, Rousseau and Robespierre were both “supporters of power for as long as the weak needed protection.”
