Eugène Protot [SEP] place of death
Eugène Protot
Eugène Protot, born in the French town Carisey in the province of Yonne, on 27 January 1839 and died in Paris 17 February 1921 was a political figure during the Paris Commune.
The Paris Commune and The Third French Republic.
During the Siege of Paris (September 1870 - March 1871), he was elected major of the National Guard, and defended some participants uprising of October 31, 1870 against the Government of National Defense. On 18 MArch 1871, he was called the City by Central
and Persian languages which helped to live his last years, and which he would have liked to spend more time. He contributed to the "World Journal musulman" of 1906 to his death in 1921.
References.
References Sources.
- Eugène Protot, "Manifeste de la Commune révolutionnaire aux travailleurs de France", 1 May 1893.
- Charles Da Costa, "Les blanquistes", éditions Rivière, 1912.
- Roger Price, "People and politics in France", 1848–1870, Cambridge, 2004