Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
from1789: What changes when people take to the streets?
An interactive timeline compares 23 French mobilizations from 1789 to 2026, tracking their demands, reported outcomes, and sources.
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- The page calls its 23 mobilizations a selection, not a statistical sample, and cautions that outcomes do not prove causation.
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The timeline covers mobilizations from the Revolution through events in 2026, with 74 individual demands represented by filled or empty circles. Visitors can reorder the columns by outcome or return them to chronological order, then open chapters with source references. The page explicitly limits what its comparison can establish: the cases are selected rather than statistically representative, and an outcome is not automatically attributed to the protest.
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