Eventually put down by the nationalist government of Adolphe Thiers, for 10 points name this socialist government in France formed after the Franco-Prussian War, which briefly ruled out of the capital in 1871.
The end of this event became known as "the Bloody Week." During this event, Generals Lecomte and Thomas were executed after attempting to prevent artillery from being stockpiled on top of Montmartre Hill. Leaders of this event took Bishop Goerge Darboy hostage and attempted to exchange him for Louis Blanqui. During this event, the Vendome Column was destroyed and military power was placed in the hands of General Jaroslaw Dabrowski. Eventually put down by the nationalist government of Adolphe Thiers, for 10 points name this socialist government in France formed after the Franco-Prussian War, which briefly ruled out of the capital in 1871.
The end of this event became known as "the Bloody Week." During this event, Generals Lecomte and Thomas were executed after attempting to prevent artillery from being stockpiled on top of Montmartre Hill.
Paris Commune