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Robert Gildea — Barikatlar ve Sınırlar (2026)

Robert Gildea’nın bu kitabı, 19. yüzyıl Avrupa tarihini yalnızca diplomasi ve devletler üzerinden değil, sokaklarda, meydanlarda ve sınırların ötesine taşan mücadeleler üzerinden yeniden kuruyor. Gildea, modern Avrupa’nın oluşumunu belirleyen sürecin, büyük ölçüde sıradan insanların katıldığı ayaklanmalar, devrimler ve kolektif hareketler aracılığıyla şekillendiğini gösteriyor. ‘Barikatlar ve…

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The Paris Exposition of 1867, which attracted eleven million visitors, was a showcase of French industrial progress as well as French culture. Two Schneiders were in view. Eugène, who announced that a French locomotive had been bought by the British, and Hortense, who played the lead in The Grand Duchess of Gérolstein... and was attended by Napoléon III, the Prince of Wales, Bismarck and Tsar Alexander II

Robert Gildéa, Children of the Revolution, the French 1799-1914, Penguin, London, 2009, p.195

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The Commune was at one and the same time a class war, a war between Paris and the provinces, a war against organised religion  and a revolution in gender roles that left deep scars in French society which would not be healed until the eve of the Great War

Robert Gildea, Children of the Revolution, The French 1799-1914, London, Penguin, 2008, p.229