Historical essay on the Commune in Paris, from the Revolution of 1789 to the resistance and the massacre of the Communards during the uprising of 1871.

As long as there is injustice in society, as long as wars are waged, as long as deprivations are imposed on the poor for the enrichment of the rich, as long as opportunists deceive the naive, the dream of a just society of equal individuals will remain alive.

For this reason, everywhere in the world, all progressive movements have honored and continue to honor the Commune, considering it the ideal model of popular struggles for the end of the exploitation of man by man.