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Deutsch: Die Hinrichtung Robespierres und seiner Anhänger am 28. Juli 1794
English: The execution of Robespierre and his supporters on 28 July 1794. Note: the beheaded man (6) is not Robespierre, but Couthon: Maximilien Robespierre (10) is shown sitting on the cart, dressed in brown, wearing a hat, and holding a handkerchief to his mouth. His younger brother Augustin (8) is being led up the steps to the scaffold.
Français : Exécution de Robespierre et de ses complices conspirateurs contre la liberté et l'égalité : vive la Convention nationale qui par son énergie et surveillance a délivré la République de ses tyrans (estampe anonyme, 1794).
  1. Cidevant garde Meubles
  2. Entrée du ci-devant Jardin des Thuileries a la place de la Révolution
  3. Le faubourg St. Germain
  4. Sanson l’exécuteur de Paris
  5. Le traitre Lebas qui s'est brullé la Cervelle
  6. Le traitre Couthon déjà exécuté
  7. La tête du dit scélérat
  8. Le traitre Robespierre le jeune
  9. Hanriot ex commandant de la Garde Nationale parisienne
  10. Le tyran Robespierre l'ainé
  11. Dumas ex-président du Tribunal Révolutionnaire
  12. Le scelerat Saint-Just
  13. Lescot Fleuriot ex Maire de Paris
  14. Les 14 autres complices assis sur 2 charrettes
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