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September 25, 1886: Appearance for "Provoking Murder and Looting"

Decazeville... In 1886 this name does not say anything to anyone. And yet! Very quickly, he will deliver the workers' movement from the weight of parliamentary democracy. Paul Lafargue, Jules Guesde and Dr. Susini all prosecuted for "provoking murder and looting" appealed their sentence to 4 months in prison for supporting a juvenile strike with Louise Michel.
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Decazeville... In 1886 this name does not say anything to anyone. And yet! Very quickly, he will deliver the workers' movement from the weight of parliamentary democracy. Paul Lafargue, Jules Guesde and Dr. Susini all prosecuted for "provoking murder and looting" appealed their sentence to 4 months in prison for supporting a juvenile strike with Louise Michel.

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paris-luttes.info broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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