Counter Revolution Collection (page 2)

The Call for the Last Victims of the Terror, 7-9 Thermidor, Year 2 (25-27 July 1794). Found in the collection of Musee de l Histoire de France, Chateau de Versailles

The Triumph of Marat, 1793. Artist: French master
The Triumph of Marat, 1793. From a private collection

Napoleon helping to defeat counter-revolutionaries in Paris, French Revolution, 1795. Napoleon Bonaparte (on horseback) commanding revolutionary troops in street fighting on 13 Vendemiaire (5 October)

Jean-Nicolas Stofflet, from Histoire de la Revolution Francaise by Louis Blanc
KW271235 Jean-Nicolas Stofflet, from Histoire de la Revolution Francaise by Louis Blanc (1811-82) (engraving) by French School

Chouannerie, from Histoire de la Revolution Francaise by Louis Blanc (1811-82)
KW271227 Chouannerie, from Histoire de la Revolution Francaise by Louis Blanc (1811-82) (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Henri du Vergier, Comte de la Rochejaquelin, from Histoire de la Revolution
KW271226 Henri du Vergier, Comte de la Rochejaquelin, from Histoire de la Revolution Francaise by Louis Blanc (1811-82) (engraving) by French School

Charles-Marie-August-Joseph de Beaumont, Comte d Autichamp, from Histoire
KW271225 Charles-Marie-August-Joseph de Beaumont, Comte d Autichamp, from Histoire de la Revolution Francaise by Louis Blanc (1811-82) (engraving) by French School

Admiral a, v, kolchak (1873-1920), leader of counter revolutionary forces against the bolsheviks, reviews white army soldiers at the front in fall of 1919, russian civil war

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"Unleashing the Fury: The Battle Against Counter Revolution" In the annals of history, moments arise when societies are gripped by a fervent struggle against counter revolution. These pivotal events have shaped nations and altered the course of human destiny. From Trotsky's iconic poster depicting his slaying of the menacing counter-revolutionary dragon in 1918, to the solemn oath taken at Der Ballhausschwur in 1791, these snapshots encapsulate the relentless fight for progress. The French Revolution serves as an indelible chapter in this saga, marked by religious persecution captured vividly in a color lithograph. Executions following the Ottoman Counter coup of 1909 further exemplify how forces opposing change were met with fierce resistance. Sepia photographs bear witness to both sides' suffering during Russia's tumultuous period – red victims falling prey to White Army brutality and white victims succumbing to Red Army retribution. Illustrations from the Russian Revolution depict a nation on fire, torn between conflicting ideologies vying for dominance. The Tennis Court Oath symbolizes unity amidst chaos while perspectives of Lyon under siege reveal desperate battles fought for freedom. Charlotte Corday's haunting passage to her own demise echoes her resolute commitment to extinguishing counter-revolutionary threats. Amongst these historical fragments lies Marat's death – an anonymous act that reverberated across time as a chilling reminder that those who dare challenge established orders often pay with their lives. These glimpses into humanity’s struggle against counter revolution remind us that progress is never achieved without sacrifice and determination. They serve as reminders that even amid darkness, there exists an unwavering spirit capable of toppling oppressive regimes and paving new paths towards liberty and justice for all.