Database: Joseph Bara - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 16:09, 21 August 2023

2023-08-21T16:09:03Z

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	Born on July 30, 1779, [[Joseph Bara]] was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Prussia}}ns, while Joseph, too young to join the [[French Army\|army]], was sent to the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Vendée}} as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near {{Wiki\|Jallais}}. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to force him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]] himself, proclaiming, "Only the [[France\|French]] have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] as a hero of the [[French Revolution\|revolution]]. In December 1793, painter [[Jacques-Louis David]] completed his work entitled ''{{Wiki\|The Death of Young Bara\|The Death of Joseph Bara}}''.		Born on July 30, 1779, [[Joseph Bara]] was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the [[Prussia]]ns, while Joseph, too young to join the [[French Army\|army]], was sent to the [[Vendée]] as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near {{Wiki\|Jallais}}. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to force him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]] himself, proclaiming, "Only the [[France\|French]] have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] as a hero of the [[French Revolution\|revolution]]. In December 1793, painter [[Jacques-Louis David]] completed his work entitled ''{{Wiki\|The Death of Young Bara\|The Death of Joseph Bara}}''.
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imported>Soranin at 13:22, 2 October 2022

2022-10-02T13:22:39Z

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	Born on July 30, 1779, [[Joseph Bara]] was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the {{Wiki\|Prussia}}ns, while Joseph, too young to join the [[French Army\|army]], was sent to the {{Wiki\|Vendée}} as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near {{Wiki\|Jallais}}. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to force him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]] himself, proclaiming, "Only the [[France\|French]] have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] as a hero of the [[French Revolution\|revolution]]. In December 1793, ~~painted~~ [[Jacques-Louis David]] completed his work entitled ''[[The Death of Joseph Bara]]''.		Born on July 30, 1779, [[Joseph Bara]] was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the {{Wiki\|Prussia}}ns, while Joseph, too young to join the [[French Army\|army]], was sent to the {{Wiki\|Vendée}} as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near {{Wiki\|Jallais}}. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to force him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]] himself, proclaiming, "Only the [[France\|French]] have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] as a hero of the [[French Revolution\|revolution]]. In December 1793, painter [[Jacques-Louis David]] completed his work entitled ''{{Wiki\|The Death of Young Bara\|The Death of Joseph Bara}}''.
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imported>Lady Kyashira: Is there suppose to be a database image for this? o.o

2019-01-09T05:35:01Z

Is there suppose to be a database image for this? o.o

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	Born on July 30, 1779, [[Joseph Bara]] was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the ~~Prussians~~, while Joseph, too young to join the army, was sent to the Vendée as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near Jallais. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to ~~foce~~ him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]] himself, proclaiming, "Only the [[France\|French]] have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the Pantheon as a hero of the revolution. In December 1793, painted [[Jacques-Louis David]] completed his work entitled The Death of Joseph Bara.		Born on July 30, 1779, [[Joseph Bara]] was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the {{Wiki\|Prussia}}ns, while Joseph, too young to join the [[French Army\|army]], was sent to the {{Wiki\|Vendée}} as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near {{Wiki\|Jallais}}. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to force him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]] himself, proclaiming, "Only the [[France\|French]] have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the [[Panthéon\|Pantheon]] as a hero of the [[French Revolution\|revolution]]. In December 1793, painted [[Jacques-Louis David]] completed his work entitled ''[[The Death of Joseph Bara]]''.
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imported>Amnestyyy at 01:28, 2 March 2015

2015-03-02T01:28:04Z

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	Born on July 30, 1779, Joseph Bara was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the Prussians, while Joseph, too young to join the army, was sent to the Vendée as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near Jallais. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to foce him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by Robespierre himself, proclaiming, "Only the French have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the Pantheon as a hero of the revolution. In December 1793, painted Jacques-Louis David completed his work entitled The Death of Joseph Bara.		Born on July 30, 1779, [[Joseph Bara]] was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the Prussians, while Joseph, too young to join the army, was sent to the Vendée as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near Jallais. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to foce him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]] himself, proclaiming, "Only the [[France\|French]] have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the Pantheon as a hero of the revolution. In December 1793, painted [[Jacques-Louis David]] completed his work entitled The Death of Joseph Bara.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (ACU):Joseph Bara to Database: Joseph Bara

2015-03-02T01:17:52Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (ACU):Joseph Bara to Database: Joseph Bara

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Born on July 30, 1779, Joseph Bara was the son of a gamekeeper. His two brothers had been sent to the borders to fight the Prussians, while Joseph, too young to join the army, was sent to the Vendée as drummer boy. He died in an ambush near Jallais. It was probably a simple horse-theft gone awry; nevertheless, a legend grew that counter-revolutionaries had tried to foce him to declare "Long live the King!" to which he retorted: "Long live the Republic!" For which he was killed. The image of the fallen boy was seized upon by Robespierre himself, proclaiming, "Only the French have 13 year-old heroes." Bara was interred in the Pantheon as a hero of the revolution. In December 1793, painted Jacques-Louis David completed his work entitled The Death of Joseph Bara.
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