Louise Michel was one schoolteacher in this movement, and the Wall of the Federalists was one execution site for supporters of this movement.
Louise Michel was one schoolteacher in this movement, and the Wall of the Federalists was one execution site for supporters of this movement. It attempted to bargain for its imprisoned leader Louis-Auguste Blanqui's release, and attempted to remove the cannons from Montmartre hill. Suppressed during the Bloody Week by Adolphe Thiers, many members were imprisoned on the isle of New Caledonia. For 10 points, name this leftist insurrection of 1871, which broke out in the capital after discontent with defeat in the Franco-Prussian War.
Louise Michel was one schoolteacher in this movement, and the Wall of the Federalists was one execution site for supporters of this movement.
Second Paris Commune [accept Communardes]