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Explore the law of June 10th, 1794, Revolutionary Tribunals, and the grim era of the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution. Discover the harrowing statistics, executions, and impact on key figures and society.
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Angelina Prunty Partner #2 Reign of Terror
Revolutionary Tribunals • June 10th 1794 the law 22 forbade prisoners to employ counsel • 1220 death sentence in 13 months • Some 70 thousands were arrested o.5% of the population • Acted as a court but odds were against the defendant • Targeted Gironde's a political group
The Guillotine • this was used to decapitate • Consist of 2 up right post surmounted by a cross beam grooved to guide oblique edged knife to fall forcefully upon the neck • It was made by Joseph Ignace Guillotin in 1792 • First execution was in 1792 the last was in 1799 • 71 members of Robespierre faction were executed • July 1794 the most people killed in one day by the • guillotine
Terror Victims • 17000 people officially executed and 300000 suspects were imprisoned • Many had died in prison or with out a trial • Leaders that fell victim were Maria Antoinette, King Louis, Louis Philippe, Madame Ronald, and Antoine Lavoisier • The person that wanted killing the most was the last victim Robespierre himself • percents of people executed • Clergy 10% • Nobles 10% • Peasants and sans collates the rest • were either one of these