June Days Crushed
June 23, 1848
In Paris, the new republic's closure of the National Workshops sent thirty thousand unemployed workers to the barricades. General Cavaignac's regulars took four days to clear them with cannon. Ten thousand died; four thousand were deported. The revolution of February had devoured its left wing. Louis-Napoleon would profit by December.
In context
Also in 1848 (7 other events on record)
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Industrial Age (1801–1900), one of 513 events from that era on Saeculum.