Show more On July 28 1794 one of the great names of the French Revolution met madame guillotine in front of the Parisian mob. Maximilien Robespierre ... and his death is among the most dramatic ...

Depending on who was looking, Maximilien ... Robespierre's response to resistance (real or imagined) was, in Hegel's formulation, to chop heads off as if they were cabbages. During the Reign of Terror ...

A death mask made by Madame Tussaud has been used to recreate the likeness of Maximilien de Robespierre - the infamous ... who met a grisly end by the guillotine. Phillipe Froesch, a facial ...

Ever since the "prime public functionary" - previously known as Louis XVI - lost his head on the Place de la Révolution in Paris, Maximilien ... guillotine? Ruth Scurr allows the evidence of ...

But where do you start with Maximilien Robespierre ... corruptible humanity and Robespierre's chilly idealism was dramatised by Georg Büchner in the play Danton's Death (1837) and Andrej Wajda ...

And the machine that brought about Louis’ death would ultimately become just as iconic as the revolution’s act of mob violence. The guillotine ... end of 1792, Maximilien Robespierre ...

A new scientific analysis shows French revolutionary Maximilien de Robespierre ... he was executed by guillotine in 1794. After reconstruction and examination of the death mask of the leader ...

The watchwords of the French Revolution were liberty, equality and fraternity. Maximilien Robespierre believed in them passionately. He was an idealist and a lover of humanity. But during the 365 ...