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Inter-War Period (between WW 1 and II), The Far Right French Revolution - The 6 February Crisis | BETWEEN 2 WARS I 1934 Part 4 of 4 - YouTube (2)

The Far Right French Revolution - The 6 February Crisis | BETWEEN 2 WARS I 1934 Part 4 of 4 - YouTube (2)

often coming to blows with them they also have a desire to overthrow the

liberal democratic system it is important to note that the Communist

Party has also called on its members to fight fascists tonight as well as

government forces but despite the complex disunity these

groups are a severe threat to French damar

krisi the ever sensationalist paris press has published detailed

descriptions of the league plans and the league manifestos and such publicity

leads to large crowds gathering at points throughout the city in the

evening they start to march on the + de la Concorde as night comes things start

to get violent police block the Concorde bridge and the mob begins hurling debris

and rocks in response cavalry are sent in as reinforcements and charge at the

demonstrators but the mob have brought with them sticks with razor blades

attached if they succeed in cutting down a horse they leap upon the Fallen rider

and beat him savagely the first shots are soon fired now no one knows from

where or from whom but they heighten the panic the fighting intensifies communist

demonstrators now also break away and pillage the Rue Royale and buildings

government or otherwise in the area are set ablaze rocks are thrown at

firefighters battling the flames meanwhile an equal amount of chaos has

taken place in the Chamber of Deputies itself since 3 p.m. de la da has

consistently been prevented from reading his ministerial declaration

conservatives keep breaking into choruses of the Marseillaise and

communists keep belting out the International knowledge this fights

occur between rival deputies the speaker's been forced to suspend the

session several times and just when things settled down the deputies hear

the first shots ring out and many flees hurrying past the injured police treated

by doctors in the corridors by the time things are finally adjourned at around

8:30 p.m. there were only about 5 non cabinet member Deputies left in the

chamber back outside much of the mob has turned towards the presidential palace

and the Ministry of the Interior after some bloody fighting they are

beaten back and retreat to the Concorde once again then at about 10:30

rioters unaware that the deputies have left begin a full assault on the bridge

in front of the Assembly Building 11:30 they seemed to be breaking through

the last police barricade the guards panic and shoot indiscriminately without

warning at the charging mob halting it in its tracks as midnight comes around

demonstrators are finally beaten back fires are now being taken care of and

police take control of the situation by 2:30 in the morning the riots seem to be

over for now but the following week sees further chaos and further violence admit

day the next day anyhow de la dia is forced to resign after the cartel falls

once again and the police and judiciary challenged his authority in his place

now is former president Gaston doumergue and a new right-wing cabinet street

fights demonstrations and strikes will take place throughout the next few days

adding to the worst civil bloodshed France has seen since the days of the

Paris Commune it is widely believed by the left that this has all been a

fascist coup again that the press do little to calm these fears later in the

week socialist and communist groups come together to protest against the fascist

threat now obviously I just detailed how Communist rioters fought alongside

fascist ones but this seems to be the result more of organizational confusion

and mob mentality rather than any ideological cause in fact Moscow has

been pressuring the communist parties to adopt a more conciliatory stance towards

left-wing and moderate groups they are advised now to form popular fronts

against the ultimate enemy Nazi Germany anti-fascism is the priority of

international communism now and in the coming years it will join forces with

even the radicals to form a bulwark against the radical right speaking of

the radical right February 6 has in many ways been a success for them they have

successfully forced a center-left cabinet out of government a first in the

Third Republic tens of thousands of new members are now also swelling the ranks

of the league's like the quad therefore many of the parliamentary right-wing

have now also been radicalized adding to the political stratification

we could of course look at this and see France as a nation full of people just

waiting for either a new war or a dictatorship but it's important to

remember that leaving aside the extremist forces of the time much of

public opinion leans towards pacifist democracy and pacifist groups most

literally millions of members at the same time however the battle lines have

been well and truly drawn the political turbulence of the 1920s and 1930s has

shown that many of the men in charge of running and defending the Third Republic

despise it the formation of a Popular Front may be desirable for the ordinary

citizen who has no wish to see a fascist third but two conservative generals of

the army it reeks of entry-level communism this is also mirrored in the

massive growth of the far-right leagues after February 6 and their work to

undermine the Third Republic continues and who knows if a united Popular Front

will be able to survive and fight off the fascist threats any help by this

point pretty much every communist party in Europe defers to Moscow and if

Stalin's position of Nazi Germany changes so will everyone else's the

unity of Verdun is now but a distant memory things have fallen apart will the

centre be able to hold if you'd like to learn more about the global rise of

fascism and understand what it actually is a little bit better and have a look

at our video on the rise of evil you can click on it right here should be any

minute now our patron of the week is Yorick Crone

or crow net thanks to people like Yorick good name York we can now enjoy the

financial stability that 1930s Europe never did so do the right thing and

subscribe to us at patreon calm or Tango's TV and now viva la revolución

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The Far Right French Revolution - The 6 February Crisis | BETWEEN 2 WARS I 1934 Part 4 of 4 - YouTube (2) Die rechtsextreme französische Revolution - Die Krise vom 6. Februar | ZWISCHEN 2 KRIEGEN I 1934 Teil 4 von 4 - YouTube (2)

often coming to blows with them they also have a desire to overthrow the

liberal democratic system it is important to note that the Communist

Party has also called on its members to fight fascists tonight as well as

government forces but despite the complex disunity these ||||||分裂|

groups are a severe threat to French damar |||||||橡树

krisi the ever sensationalist paris press has published detailed |||耸人听闻的|||||

descriptions of the league plans and the league manifestos and such publicity ||||||||宣言|||

leads to large crowds gathering at points throughout the city in the

evening they start to march on the + de la Concorde as night comes things start

to get violent police block the Concorde bridge and the mob begins hurling debris ||||||||||人群||投掷|碎片

and rocks in response cavalry are sent in as reinforcements and charge at the ||||骑兵|||||增援||||

demonstrators but the mob have brought with them sticks with razor blades |||暴徒|||||棍子||刀片|刀片

attached if they succeed in cutting down a horse they leap upon the Fallen rider ||||||||||跳||||

and beat him savagely the first shots are soon fired now no one knows from

where or from whom but they heighten the panic the fighting intensifies communist ||||||加剧||||||

demonstrators now also break away and pillage the Rue Royale and buildings ||||||洗劫|||||

government or otherwise in the area are set ablaze rocks are thrown at

firefighters battling the flames meanwhile an equal amount of chaos has 消防员||||||||||

taken place in the Chamber of Deputies itself since 3 p.m. de la da has

consistently been prevented from reading his ministerial declaration ||||||部长的|

conservatives keep breaking into choruses of the Marseillaise and ||||合唱|||马赛曲|

communists keep belting out the International knowledge this fights

occur between rival deputies the speaker's been forced to suspend the ||对手|||||||暂停|

session several times and just when things settled down the deputies hear

the first shots ring out and many flees hurrying past the injured police treated

by doctors in the corridors by the time things are finally adjourned at around ||||走廊|||||||结束||

8:30 p.m. there were only about 5 non cabinet member Deputies left in the

chamber back outside much of the mob has turned towards the presidential palace

and the Ministry of the Interior after some bloody fighting they are

beaten back and retreat to the Concorde once again then at about 10:30

rioters unaware that the deputies have left begin a full assault on the bridge 暴徒|不知道|||||||||攻击|||

in front of the Assembly Building 11:30 they seemed to be breaking through

the last police barricade the guards panic and shoot indiscriminately without |||路障||||||无差别地|

warning at the charging mob halting it in its tracks as midnight comes around

demonstrators are finally beaten back fires are now being taken care of and

police take control of the situation by 2:30 in the morning the riots seem to be

over for now but the following week sees further chaos and further violence admit

day the next day anyhow de la dia is forced to resign after the cartel falls

once again and the police and judiciary challenged his authority in his place ||||||司法机关||||||

now is former president Gaston doumergue and a new right-wing cabinet street

fights demonstrations and strikes will take place throughout the next few days

adding to the worst civil bloodshed France has seen since the days of the

Paris Commune it is widely believed by the left that this has all been a

fascist coup again that the press do little to calm these fears later in the

week socialist and communist groups come together to protest against the fascist

threat now obviously I just detailed how Communist rioters fought alongside

fascist ones but this seems to be the result more of organizational confusion |||||||||更|||

and mob mentality rather than any ideological cause in fact Moscow has ||心态|||||||||

been pressuring the communist parties to adopt a more conciliatory stance towards |||||||||和解的|立场|

left-wing and moderate groups they are advised now to form popular fronts

against the ultimate enemy Nazi Germany anti-fascism is the priority of

international communism now and in the coming years it will join forces with

even the radicals to form a bulwark against the radical right speaking of ||||||堡垒||||||

the radical right February 6 has in many ways been a success for them they have

successfully forced a center-left cabinet out of government a first in the

Third Republic tens of thousands of new members are now also swelling the ranks |||||||||||壮大||

of the league's like the quad therefore many of the parliamentary right-wing

have now also been radicalized adding to the political stratification ||||激进化|||||分层

we could of course look at this and see France as a nation full of people just

waiting for either a new war or a dictatorship but it's important to

remember that leaving aside the extremist forces of the time much of

public opinion leans towards pacifist democracy and pacifist groups most

literally millions of members at the same time however the battle lines have

been well and truly drawn the political turbulence of the 1920s and 1930s has

shown that many of the men in charge of running and defending the Third Republic

despise it the formation of a Popular Front may be desirable for the ordinary

citizen who has no wish to see a fascist third but two conservative generals of

the army it reeks of entry-level communism this is also mirrored in the |||||||||||反映||

massive growth of the far-right leagues after February 6 and their work to

undermine the Third Republic continues and who knows if a united Popular Front

will be able to survive and fight off the fascist threats any help by this

point pretty much every communist party in Europe defers to Moscow and if

Stalin's position of Nazi Germany changes so will everyone else's the

unity of Verdun is now but a distant memory things have fallen apart will the

centre be able to hold if you'd like to learn more about the global rise of

fascism and understand what it actually is a little bit better and have a look

at our video on the rise of evil you can click on it right here should be any

minute now our patron of the week is Yorick Crone 现在|||||||||

or crow net thanks to people like Yorick good name York we can now enjoy the

financial stability that 1930s Europe never did so do the right thing and

subscribe to us at patreon calm or Tango's TV and now viva la revolución

sleepy

you