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François Claudius Koënigstein, mais conhecido como Ravachol (Saint-Chamond, 14 de outubro de 1859 - Montbrison, 11 de julho de 1892), foi um dos mais famosos anarquistas ilegalistas franceses, tornando-se a seu tempo o arquétipo do "anarquista lançador de bombas" através de suas ações diretas violentas contra a Terceira ...
François Claudius Koenigstein, also known as Ravachol, (14 October 1859 – 11 July 1892) was a French anarchist. He was born on 14 October 1859, at Saint-Chamond, Loire and was guillotined on 11 July 1892, at Montbrison after being twice found guilty of complicity in bombings.
- Execution
- 11 July 1892 (aged 32), Montbrison, France
- Political bombings
O primeiro ato da série a provocar o clima de incerteza é o caso de Ravachol. Este, em março de 1892, torna-se responsável por duas explosões de dinamite em residências de autoridades judiciais.
Revachol (RE-va-shol) is a city on the isola of Insulinde and the disgraced former capital of the world.[1] Currently, it is a Zone of Control under the jurisdiction of the Coalition of Nations[2] and acts as the primary setting for the events of Disco Elysium. Following the discovery of Insulinde on one of Irene La Navigateur's expeditions,[3] Revachol was founded in the Dolorian century, 380 ...
Ravachol was a French anarchist who carried out several bombings in 1892 in response to state violence and repression. Octave Mirbeau, a journalist and anarchist sympathizer, wrote an article praising Ravachol's actions and criticizing the society that produced him.
François Claudius Koënigstein dit Ravachol, le « Rocambole de l'anarchisme », est un ouvrier, militant anarchiste et criminel français, né le 14 octobre 1859 à Saint-Chamond. S'étant rendu coupable de plusieurs délits, assassinats et attentats , il est guillotiné le 11 juillet 1892 à Montbrison .
Ravachol by Mitch Abidor. Born François Koeningstein in 1859, Ravachol was perhaps the purest avatar of the ‘bomb-throwing anarchist.’. In a period that didn’t lack for other violent anarchists, like Auguste Vaillant and Emile Henry, Ravachol managed to capture the imagination of those opposed to the corrupt order of the French Third ...
