1790Marat Resumes L'Ami du Peuple Publication

May 18: Marat returns to Paris and resumes publication of L'...
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1789
1790
1793

📰 Marat's L'Ami du peuple Launches, Advocating Radical Revolution

September 16: First issue of Jean Paul Marat's newspaper, L'Ami du peuple, proposing a radical social and political revolution.
Marat's L'Ami du peuple Launches, Advocating Radical Revolution (1789)
French RevolutionNewspapersPropagandaRadicalismMaratPublic OpinionPolitical DiscourseJournalismRevolutionary IdealsPress

📰 Desmoulins' Newspaper Begins Publication, Attacks Royalists

November 28: First issue of Desmoulins' weekly Histoire des Révolutions de France et de Brabant, savagely attacking royalists and aristocrats.
French RevolutionJournalismPropagandaPolitical SatireRadicalismRoyalistsAristocratsPressDesmoulins

📰 Marat Resumes L'Ami du Peuple Publication

May 18: Marat returns to Paris and resumes publication of L'Ami du people.
MaratL'Ami du PeupleJournalismPressPropagandaRadicalismFrench RevolutionParisPoliticsPublic Opinion

📰 Marat's Attack on Necker Published

January 18: Marat publishes a fierce attack on finance minister Necker.
MaratNeckerJournalismPressPamphletPolitical CriticismFrench RevolutionPropagandaPublic OpinionRadicalism

👮 Marat Evades Arrest After Attacks on Government

January 22: Paris municipal police try to arrest Marat for his violent attacks on the government, but he is defended by a crowd of sans-culottes and escapes to London.
MaratSans-culottesArrestParisPolitical OppositionFrench RevolutionFreedom of SpeechGovernmentRadicalism

📰 Convention Orders Arrest of Marat for Incitement

April 12: The Convention votes to arrest Marat for using his newspaper L'Ami du peuple to incite violence and murder, and demand to suspend the convention. Marat goes into hiding.
Convention Orders Arrest of Marat for Incitement (1793)
French RevolutionMaratThe ConventionPolitical ArrestViolenceFreedom of the PressRadicalismL'Ami du peuplePolitical Instability