bridge destroyed (i)
corpses on towpath (i)
freezes (i)
policeman thrown in (i)
railway line cut (i)
see also Volunteers of the Seine
Seine, rue de (i)
Seine-et-Oise (i) (n29)
Senate (i), (ii)
Sérizier, Marie Jean-Baptiste (i)
Serpente, rue (i)
Serraillier, Auguste (i)
Servandoni, rue (i)
Sèvres (i), (ii)
Sèvres, rue de (i)
Shakespeare, William (i)
Siberia (i)
Sibour, Archbishop Marie-Dominique (i), (ii), (iii) (n5)
Sicard, Benjamin (i) (n32)
Siècle, Le (i), (ii)
Simon, Abbé (i)
Simon, Jules
champions bourgeoisie (i)
dismissed (i)
Lagarde and (i)
Versaillais described (i)
Versailles described (i)
Sisters of Charity (i), (ii)
Sociale, La (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) (n13)
socialists (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v), (vi), (vii), (viii), (ix), (x), (xi), (xii), (xiii), (xiv), (xv), (xvi), (xvii), (xviii), (xix), (xx)
Society for Affirming the Rights of Women (i)
Soir, Le (i), (ii), (iii)
Sommerard, rue du (i)
Sorbonne (i), (ii)
Sorbonne, place de la (i)
Soufflot, rue (i), (ii), (iii)
South America (i)
South-East Asia (i), (ii)
Spain (i), (ii), (iii)
Spicheren, Battle of (i)
St Petersburg (i), (ii)
Standard (i)
Strasbourg (i), (ii)
Sue, Eugène (i)
Suétens, Léotine (i) (n24)
Surat, Abbé Auguste-Alexis (i), (ii)
Susbielle, General Bernard de (i), (ii), (iii)
Sutter-Laumann (i), (ii)
activity of (i)
conscripted (i)
lifelong nightmares (i)
Montmartre in state of alarm (i)
survival strategy of (i)
Switzerland
Army of the East (i)
Courbet leaves for (i)
Édouard Vignon considers (i)
Frankel and Dmitrieff reach (i)
Napoleon III raised in (i)
nationals involved in Commune (i) (n29)
Paul Vignon’s papers (i)
Syllabus of Errors (i), (ii) (n10)
Tailors’ Union (i)
Taine, Hippolyte (i), (ii), (iii)
Temple, faubourg du (i), (ii), (iii)
Temple, quartier du (i)
Temps, Le (i)
temps de cérises, Le (Jean-Baptiste Clément) (i)
Ternes, avenue des (i)
Terror (French Revolution) 31, 98, 107 see also French Revolution
Theisz, Albert (i)
Théo, Madame (i)
Thévenot, rue (i)
Thiers, Adolphe
announces prisoner numbers (i)
Army of Versailles and 58–63 see also Versaillais
attempts at capturing cannon (i), (ii)
Bismarck, tensions with (i) (n15)
Communards regarded as criminals (i)
compromises sought with (i)
convenes government (i), (ii)
courts martial organised (i)
dead rat hung as warning to (i)
death of (i)
dissuades people from voting (i)
dominates National Assembly (i)
encourages mass executions (i)
Eugénie offers authority to (i)
exchange of prisoners (i), (ii)
fort construction (i)
Freemason delegation (i)
future of republicanism under (i), (ii)
house destroyed (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
international reaction concerns (i)
leaves corpses out as warning (i)
Le Figaro supports (i)
Louise Michel offers to assassinate (i), (ii)
MacMahon complains of interference (i)
Manet hates (i) (n41)
Marx accuses re Darboys (i)
meetings with provincial mayors (i)
Moreau proposes truce with (i) (n5)
National Guard under (i)
newspapers tied to (i)
Paris seen as the enemy (i)
President of Third Republic (i)
propaganda from (i), (ii)
proposal and counter-proposal (i)
punishment proclamation (i)
renewed power of (i)
repression and its intentions (i)
site of mansion (i)
state of siege imposed (i)
status of prisoners (i)
Treaty of Versailles (i)
Victor Hugo outrages (i)
voted executive powers (i)
Thiers, Louis (i)
Third Republic (i), (ii), (iii)
Tholozé, rue (i)
Thomas, General Clément (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v), (vi) (n41)
Thomas Cook (i)
Thompson, Alexander (i)
Thyou, Citizen Widow (i)
Times (London) (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
Tomo, New Caledonia (i)
Toulouse (i)
Tour de Solferino (i), (ii)
Touraine (i)
Tournon, rue de (i), (ii)
Tourtille, rue (i)
Treilhard (i)
Tribels, Madame (i) (n40)
Tribels, Melchior Arnold (i), (ii) (n40)
Tridon, Gustave (i)
Trinité, Church of the (i), (ii), (iii)
Trocadéro (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v)
Trochu, General Louis
appointed military governor-general of Paris (i), (ii)
bans women’s units (i)
Bazaine’s army to withdraw (i)
conservatives reassured (i)
loss against Prussians (i)
regains Hôtel de Ville (i)
Trône, place du (i)
Truffault, rue (i)
Tuileries
Darboy becomes Grand Chaplain (i)
Eugénie flees (i)
Gaillard’s barricades (i)
gardens concerts (i), (ii)
‘gaunt shell’ of (i), (ii)
orders to burn (i)
piles of corpses (i)
security at key points (i)
Thiers’s works of art (i)
Turpin (i)
Ultramontanes (i), (ii)
Union des Femmes (i), (ii)
Université, rue de l’ (i)
Urbain, Citoyen (i)
US Legation (i), (ii)
Vabre, Colonel Louis
Châtelet, takes over at (i), (ii), (iii)
Lobau massacres (i)
Tribels’ valuables taken (i) (n40)
Vacquerie, rue (i)
Vaillant, Édouard (i)
Valentin, General Louis (i)
Vallès, Jules
Belleville club (i)
Commune proclamation (i)
dedicates L’Insurgé (i)
Le Cri du peuple (i), (ii)
whipping up the defensive effort (i)
Vanves (i)
Vanves, Collège de (i)
Vanves, Fort (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
Vanves, Porte de (i)
Varlin, Eugène
abandons mairie in Eleventh (i)
Bank of France loan (i)
becomes Delegate for War (i), (ii)
defending Croix-Rouge (i)
last desperate attack by (i)
leads guardsmen towards place Vendôme (i)
opposes Committee of Public Safety (i)
overthrowing exploitation (i)
political revolution and social reform (i)
Sacré Coeur and (i)
saving money on fancy uniform (i)
suspension of (i)
Vatican (i), (ii), (iii
)
Vaurigard, rue de (i)
Vavin, rue (i)
Vaxivierre, Eugène-Léon (i)
Vendôme, place
Cerfbeer family at (i)
demonstration (i)
pétroleuses taken to (i)
summary executions (i)
Varlin controls (i)
Victory Column remnants (i)
women left naked (i)
Vendôme Column (i), (ii), (iii)
Vengeur, Le (i), (ii), (iii)
Vengeurs de Flourens 77, 180, 183, 185 see also Flourens, Gustave
Verdun (i)
Vérig, Captain (i), (ii), (iii) (n5)
Vermorel, Auguste (i)
Véron, rue (i)
Versaillais (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v), (vi), (vii), (viii), (ix), (x), (xi), (xii)
anti-Parisian propaganda for the troops (i)
armbands (i)
arrest numbers (i) (n29)
believe Communards will destroy Paris (i) (n25)
Belleville taken (i)
Bismarck releases prisoners for (i)
Bois de Boulogne held by (i)
bombarding Paris (i)
brutal treatment of women (i)
captured prisoners (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
casualties inflicted by (i)
clandestine group within Paris (i), (ii)
Commune’s proclamations (i), (ii)
Courbevoie (i)
cross the Seine (i)
dealing with barricades (i)
female incendiaries image (i)
first funeral for victims of (i)
give no quarter order (i)
international reaction concerns (i)
keeping them out of Paris (i), (ii)
lack of defences against (i)
last concentrated resistance to (i)
MacMahon (i)
Ministry of Finance ablaze (i)
moving up rue de Rivoli (i)
Paris as a whole in their sights (i)
Père Lachaise stormed (i)
place de la Bastille a key target (i)
savage reprisals continue (i)
searching Le Rappel offices (i)
shooting men and women (i)
social class used as marker by (i)
start to shell Paris (i)
summary executions by (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
taking over Paris (i)
taking prisoners (i)
Trocadéro falls (i)
undercover activity (i)
‘Vengeurs de la Commune’ and (i)
Vignons’ view (i)
Volunteers of the Seine attached to (i)
woman prisoner observed (i)
zenith of the killing machine (i)
Versailles (i)
1789 march (i)
Army of see Versaillais
Communard prisoners at (i)
conservative National Guard units (i)
convoys of prisoners (i)
credit received from Bank of France (i)
government’s move to (i), (ii)
Paul Vignon reaches (i)
railway line cut (i)
Rigault in hiding (i)
Sutter-Laumann and (i)
women’s public demonstrations (i)
see also Versaillais
Versailles, Treaty of (i)
Vésinier, Pierre (i), (ii), (iii)
Veuillot, Louis (i)
Veysset (i)
Victoria, avenue (i)
Victory Column (place de la Bastille) (i), (ii)
Vidieu, Abbé Antoine-Auguste (i)
Vienna (i)
Vierzon (i)
Vigilance Committees (i), (ii), (iii)
Vignon, Édouard (i), (ii), (iii)
Vignon, Henri (i), (ii), (iii)
Vignon, Paul (i), (ii), (iii)
Vincennes (i), (ii) (n15)
Vincennes, Porte de (i)
Vinoy, General Joseph
approaches Seventh Arrondissement (i)
attempts to recover cannon (i)
calls on National Guard (i)
clubs banned (i)
commands reserve army (i)
conservative views of (i)
military rule section of (i)
Père Lachaise cemetery (i)
prisoners to be shot (i), (ii)
pulls back (i)
reputation stained (i)
settling scores (i)
shuts down newspapers (i)
state of siege imposed (i)
temperament of (i)
tries to reduce numbers of executions (i)
Virgin Mary (i), (ii)
Virginie (ship) (i)
Vivienne, rue (i)
Vizetelly, Ernest
Courbet described (i)
Mass disturbed (i)
miscellaneous observations (i), (ii)
Paris becomes more sombre (i)
prosperous neighbourhoods (i)
visits Amazons of the Seine (i)
watches Versaillais (i)
Voltaire, boulevard
Beaufort defends (i)
Eleventh mairie (i), (ii), (iii)
Versaillais assault and capture (i), (ii)
Voltaire, place (i), (ii)
Volunteers of the Seine (i)
Bois de Boulogne (i), (ii)
capturing barricades (i)
disbanded (i)
Hans turned on by (i)
searching houses (i), (ii)
some mercy shown (i)
strength of (i)
summary executions (i)
Sutter-Laumann stopped by (i)
taking Paris with Versaillais (i)
taking prisoners (i)
Vosges mountains (i)
Vroncourt-la-Côte (i)
Vuillaume, Maxime (i)
assessing the numbers of the dead (i)
destroys incriminating papers (i), (ii)
La Sociale (i)
Rossel meets with (i)
Tuileries Gardens concert (i)
visiting Club Saint-Séverin (i)
Wagram, place (i), (ii)
Wall of the Fédérés (i), (ii)
War Delegation (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) (n57)
Washburne, Elijah
Concern for Darboy (i)
‘day of panic’ (i)
laissez-passers for Alsatians (i)
pessimism re duration of troubles (i)
pétroleuses rumours (i)
sees government losing control (i)
William I, King of Prussia (i), (ii)
Windischgraetz, Prince Alfred (i)
Wissembourg, Battle of (i)
Woerth, Battle of (i)
Wolfe, Thomas (i)
Wolowski, Bronislaw (i)
Wroblewski, General Walery (i), (ii)
Wurttemberg (i)
Zola, Émile (i)
Zurich (i)
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