1793 ⟶ Execution of Philippe Égalité
November 7: Philippe Égalité is guillotined.Year
1790
1793
1794
🔪 Marat Calls for Mass Execution of Aristocrats
July 26: Marat publishes a demand for the immediate execution of five to six hundred aristocrats to save the Revolution.⟶
French RevolutionMaratReign of TerrorViolenceRadicalismExecutionPolitical ViolenceAristocracyJacobinsRevolutionary Press
🔪 Execution of Philippe Égalité
November 7: Philippe Égalité is guillotined.⟶

French RevolutionGuillotineExecutionPolitical PurgeÉgalitéTerrorJacobinsAristocracyViolenceRepression
🔪 Girondin Deputies Executed by Guillotine
October 31: The 21 Girondins deputies are guillotined.⟶
French RevolutionReign of TerrorGuillotineGirondinsPolitical PurgeExecutionRadicalismViolenceFactionalismAtrocity
✒️ André Chénier's Execution by Guillotine
July 25: The poet André Chénier is among those guillotined.⟶

French RevolutionExecutionGuillotinePoetryLiteratureAndré ChénierTerrorVictims of the TerrorPolitical Repression
🔪 Execution of Robespierre and Allies
July 28: At two in the morning, soldiers loyal to the Convention take the Hôtel de Ville without a fight. Robespierre is wounded in the jaw by a gunshot, either from a gendarme or self-inflicted. His brother is badly injured jumping from the window. In the morning, Robespierre and his supporters are taken to the Revolutionary Tribunal for formal identification. Since they have been declared outside the law, no trial is considered necessary. In the evening of July 28, Robespierre and his supporters, including his brother, Saint-Just, Couthon and Hanriot, 22 in all, are guillotined.⟶
French RevolutionReign of TerrorGuillotineExecutionRobespierreSaint-JustPolitical PurgeHôtel de VilleThermidorian Reaction
🔪 Mass Execution of Robespierrists
July 29: Arrest and execution of seventy allies of Robespierre within the Paris Commune. In all, 106 Robespierrists are guillotined.⟶
French RevolutionReign of TerrorGuillotineExecutionRobespierreParis CommunePolitical PurgeAtrocityViolence