Jaurès’ Last Plea for Peace
There is no better chance to keep the peace and save civilization than for the proletariat to assemble all its forces.
There is no better chance to keep the peace and save civilization than for the proletariat to assemble all its forces.
It is difficult to square the liberal notion of suffragettes as respectable ladies sewing banners with the reality of women who actively encouraged violence.
His thought and his life stand as compelling exemplars of a figure he would rightly praise: “the Socialist, enthusiastic in the cause of human freedom”.
Jean Jaurès was killed because his leadership, politics, and courage posed too great a threat to the powers of this world.