Paris Commune 26 March-28 May 1871. Bodies of dead communades in a temporary morgue after Government troops had regained control of Paris after what became known as The Bloody Week. Wood engraving.

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Paris Commune 26 March-28 May 1871. Bodies of dead communades in a temporary morgue after Government troops had regained control of Paris after what became known as The Bloody Week. Wood engraving.

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