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Hébertists

The Hébertists (French: Hébertistes, ), or Exaggerators (French: Exagérés), were a radical revolutionary political group associated with the populist journalist Jacques Hébert, a member of the Cordeliers club. They came to power during the Reign of Terror and played a significant role in the French Revolution.

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Founded
1791; 235 years ago (1791)
Headquarters
Paris
Dissolved
1794; 232 years ago (1794)
Founder
Jacques Hébert
Ideology
Jacobinism State atheism Radicalism Populism Anti-clericalism Revolutionary terrorism
National affiliation
Cordeliers

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Accusations and denunciation

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related to Fall from power · 36
Hébertists → Anacharsis Cloots, Antoine-François Momoro, Carrier, Charles-Philippe Ronsin, Cordeliers Club, February, Following, François-Nicolas Vincent, Girondins, However, Hébert, Hébert's, Hébertist, Jean Conrad, Jean-Baptiste Carrier, Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Gobel, Kock, Liberty, Louis Antoine, March
related to Accusations and denunciation · 31
Hébertists → Anacharsis Cloots, Bouchotte, Camille Desmoulins, Cordeliers Club, Danton, Desmoulins, Discours, Europe, Fabre, France, French East India Company, French Republic, He, However, Hébert, Hébertist, In, In December, Le Père Duchesne, Le Vieux Cordelier
related to Rise to popularity · 26
Hébertists → Bouchotte, Commandant-General François Hanriot, Commission, Convention, French, Girondin, Girondins, Hanriot, However, Hébert, Hébert's, Hébertist, Hébertist Minister, June, Le Père Duchesne, May, National Convention, National Guard, On, Père Duchesne
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Dissolved · 1
Hébertists → 1794; 232 years ago (1794)
Founded · 1
Hébertists → 1791; 235 years ago (1791)
Founder · 1
Hébertists → Jacques Hébert
Headquarters · 1
Hébertists → Paris
Ideology · 1
Hébertists → Jacobinism State atheism Radicalism Populism Anti-clericalism Revolutionary terrorism
National affiliation · 1
Hébertists → Cordeliers

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hébert french 1793 le 1794 revolution revolutionary père duchesne france national girondin cordeliers power political state guillotine hébertist robespierre desmoulins

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HébertistsFounded1791; 235 years ago (1791)1.00infobox
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HébertistsIdeologyJacobinism State atheism Radicalism Populism Anti-clericalism Revolutionary terrorism1.00infobox
HébertistsNational affiliationCordeliers1.00infobox
HébertistsNewspaperLe Père Duchesne1.00infobox
HébertistsPolitical positionLeft-wing to far-left1.00infobox
Georges Dantoninstance ofincluding leading Montagnard figures0.80text
Maximilien Robespierreinstance ofincluding leading Montagnard figures0.80text
Hébertistsrelated to Accusations and denunciationOver0.60section

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