Journalist under the Revolution

The press knows a rank effeverscence under the Revolution. 250 titles of press are created between the May 5th 1789 and the end 1789. In 1790, 350 new titles are born.

Some famous journalists:

• Honore Gabriel Riqueti, count de Mirabeau, writer of the Mail of Provence, (poisoned (?) or of natural death)

• François Louis Suleau, one of the writer of the Acts of the Apostles, (death with the catch of the Tileries)

• Simon-Nicolas-Henri Pawl, writer of the Political record, (guillotine)

• Jean-Paul Marat, writer of the Friend of the people, (assassinated)

• Antoine-Joseph Gorsas, writer of his Mail of the Departments, (guillotine)

• Jacques Pierre Brissot, writer of the French Patriot, (guillotine)

• Claude Fauchet, writer of the Mouth of iron, (guillotine)

• Camille Desmoulins, writer of the Revolutions of France and the Brabant, the Old man Cordelier, (guillotine)

• Antoine-François Momoro, writer of the Newspaper of Cordeliers, (guillotine)

• Maximilien de Robespierre, collaborator of the Defender of the Constitution, (guillotine)

• Condorcet, writer of the Chronicle of the month, (death poisoned or commits suicide)

• Fabre d' Églantine, writer of the Revolutions of Paris, (guillotine)

• Jacques Rene Hébert, writer of the Father Duchesne. (guillotine)

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