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Lois scélérates

The lois scélérates (English: Villainous laws) were a set of three anti-anarchist laws passed by the French state between December 1893 and the summer of 1894. Passed in a period the French public and press called l'Ère des attentats, these laws were adopted under the pretext of stopping anarchist propaganda of the deed attacks. The first law banned and…

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December 1893-July 1894

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related to Bibliography · 69
Lois scélérates → About, An International History, Anarchie, Anarchism, Anarchist Terrorism, Anarchistes, Anarchy, Anne-Sophie, Au Fourneau, Bach Jensen, Bantman, Bibliothèque, Bomb, Bourgois, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Colin, Constance, CS1, Cultures
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Lois scélérates → Bouhey's, For, Francis, French, Human Rights League, In, Instead, Jean Maitron, Léon Blum, Pouget, Pressensé, The, Their, They, Vivien Bouhey
related to Criticisms · 11
Lois scélérates → Blum, French Socialist Party, Immediately, Jaurès, Jean Grave, Jean Jaurès, Lois, Pouget, Pressensé, The, While
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Lois scélérates → December 1893-July 1894

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law anarchists french laws anarchist press state 1894 repression first third december isbn passed second trial villainous criminal de attacks

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Lois scélératesEnactedDecember 1893-July 18941.00infobox
the anarchists Jean Graveinstance ofthe laws were criticized for their disregard of several principles of criminal law by figures0.80text
Émile Pougetinstance ofthe laws were criticized for their disregard of several principles of criminal law by figures0.80text
and socialists like Jean Jaurèsinstance ofthe laws were criticized for their disregard of several principles of criminal law by figures0.80text
Léon Bluminstance ofthe laws were criticized for their disregard of several principles of criminal law by figures0.80text
and Francis de Pressenséinstance ofthe laws were criticized for their disregard of several principles of criminal law by figures0.80text
Jean Grave with less radical activistsinstance ofThe trial mixed prominent figures of anarchism in France0.80text
illegalistsinstance ofThe trial mixed prominent figures of anarchism in France0.80text
a number of whom were from the Ortiz gang.Contrary to expectationsinstance ofThe trial mixed prominent figures of anarchism in France0.80text
the judges in charge of the trial were not convinced by the prosecutors' argumentsinstance ofThe trial mixed prominent figures of anarchism in France0.80text
which attempted to prove a criminal conspiracy among people whoinstance ofThe trial mixed prominent figures of anarchism in France0.80text
for the most partinstance ofThe trial mixed prominent figures of anarchism in France0.80text

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