Like the French Revolution, the Paris Commune is a major event in the history of the capital, where women took their place and made their voices heard. What better way than on International Women's Rights Day to focus on these female figures who marked the Commune and took up arms against the government, in response to the social austerity of the time. Until March 6, 2023, go to the Paul Eluard Museum of Art and History, to discover the exhibition"Insurgent.es!" which traces the 72 days of the Commune through drawings, prints, newspapers and other objects, to keep alive the memory of those who knew it.
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As part of this exhibition, a guided tour around the communardes is proposed on Sunday, March 5, at 14:30. If Louise Michel is particularly famous for her commitment, many anonymous or not figures helped to shake the powers that be. From the canteen worker to the worker, from the nurse to the defense of the barricades, this visit highlights the fate of thousands of women not to be forgotten.
An urban walk is also set up with the guide-lecturer Anouk Colombani, if you wish to deepen the history of the Commune, in Saint-Denis this time! On Saturday, March 4, at 3pm, the guide invites you to cross the square Pierre-de-Geyter, the passage Jules-Vallès, or the boulevard de la Commune-de-Paris to evoke the memory of these popular places, and the history of the people who hide behind them.
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Dates and Opening Time
From March 2nd, 2023 to March 6th, 2023
Location
Paul Eluard Museum of Art and History
22 bis Rue Gabriel Péri
93200 Saint Denis
Prices
€5
Official website
musee-saint-denis.com
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