Within the decade of the insurrection of 1871 former Communards were amnestied by laws voted in 1879 and 1880. Both exiles and the deported were thus allowed to return to France. But soon after their return, an ideological debate developed around the conditions of their re-settlement in France. This renewed the polemics around the Commune itself as well as around the nature of the amnesty. Former Communards described their own return from exile as a second exile ; they spoke of the hardship of their life in France in the 1880s as a prolongation of their sufferings during the exile period. By this time, they began linking the three problems : the pains endured during the repression of the Commune, those of their years of absence from France,...
This publication describes the evolution of the notion of repatriation which developed in the middle...
International audienceFrench historiography has for a long time ignored the exile of French intellec...
This study makes the most of the Convention members' memoirs and particularly those of the Montagnar...
Within the decade of the insurrection of 1871 former Communards were amnestied by laws voted in 1879...
International audienceWithin the decade of the insurrection of 1871 former Communards were amnestied...
International audienceThe studies gathered in this issue of the review "Autour de Vallès" is devoted...
The wealth of studies now available on the subject of exile and refugees has profoundly influenced r...
The exile, who is, by definition, is "outside of themselves ", provides one of the most extreme exam...
International audienceThe Amnesty Law of 12 January 1816, which perpetually excluded from France reg...
French exile in Spain from 1944 to 1970 involved two groups that differed in number, the length of t...
Anne-Marie Duranton-Crabol, The Exile of French Intellectuals to the United States during World War ...
The civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to explaining an inexorable f...
International audienceThe wealth of studies now available on the subject of exile and refugees has p...
International audienceThe civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to expl...
Les expulsions politiques, quoique retentissantes, ne constituent qu’un aspect minoritaire des prati...
This publication describes the evolution of the notion of repatriation which developed in the middle...
International audienceFrench historiography has for a long time ignored the exile of French intellec...
This study makes the most of the Convention members' memoirs and particularly those of the Montagnar...
Within the decade of the insurrection of 1871 former Communards were amnestied by laws voted in 1879...
International audienceWithin the decade of the insurrection of 1871 former Communards were amnestied...
International audienceThe studies gathered in this issue of the review "Autour de Vallès" is devoted...
The wealth of studies now available on the subject of exile and refugees has profoundly influenced r...
The exile, who is, by definition, is "outside of themselves ", provides one of the most extreme exam...
International audienceThe Amnesty Law of 12 January 1816, which perpetually excluded from France reg...
French exile in Spain from 1944 to 1970 involved two groups that differed in number, the length of t...
Anne-Marie Duranton-Crabol, The Exile of French Intellectuals to the United States during World War ...
The civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to explaining an inexorable f...
International audienceThe wealth of studies now available on the subject of exile and refugees has p...
International audienceThe civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to expl...
Les expulsions politiques, quoique retentissantes, ne constituent qu’un aspect minoritaire des prati...
This publication describes the evolution of the notion of repatriation which developed in the middle...
International audienceFrench historiography has for a long time ignored the exile of French intellec...
This study makes the most of the Convention members' memoirs and particularly those of the Montagnar...