- The term "
fédérés" (French pronunciation: [
fedeʁe] ;
sometimes translated to
English as "federates") most
commonly refers to the
troops who volunteered...
-
anthem in 1795. The song
acquired its
nickname after being sung in
Paris by
Fédéré (volunteers) from M****ille
marching to the capital. The song is the first...
-
royal family. On 10 August, the
National Guard of the
Paris Commune and
fédérés from M****ille and
Brittany stormed the King's
residence in the Tuileries...
- 086,008,000 and the
exports were TL 3,345,262,000. Turkish: Kıbrıs Türk
Federe Devleti, KTFD "Cyprus History: 1975
Turkish Federated State of
Cyprus (TFSC)"...
- Administration. In 1975, the
Turkish Federated State of
Cyprus (Kıbrıs Türk
Federe Devleti) was
declared as a
first step
towards a ****ure
federated Cypriot...
- deported,
dissolved the
Constitutional Guard and
replaced it with 20,000
fédérés;
Louis agreed to
disband the Guard, but
vetoed the
other two proposals...
- The Communards’ Wall (French: Mur des
Fédérés) at the Père
Lachaise cemetery is
where 147
Commune soldiers along with
another 19
officers were executed...
- Revolution.
Between 1,176 and 1,614
people were
killed by sans-culottes,
fédérés, and guardsmen, with the
support of
gendarmes responsible for guarding...
-
performance of the
Fédéré volunteer battalions,
Carnot ordered that each demi-brigade was to
consist of one
regular (ex-Royal Army) and two
fédéré battalions...
- "reunion". This name was
presumably chosen in
homage to the
meeting of the
fédérés of M****illes and the
Paris National Guards that
preceded the insurrection...
