The Paris Commune. Tuesday, April 11, 1871. Today in the Père-Laschaise cemetery* there was the burial of seventy-five people. Most of them are hardly identifiable and are therefore buried in a "tranchée gratuite," in other words: a mass grave. They are the dead caused by Versailles' attacks against the Commune and those of the National Guard's unfortunate sorties against government troops in recent days. *In 150 years, it will be the largest cemetery in Paris "intramuros" and one of the most famous in the world welcoming over 3 and a half million visitors. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
