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Reform of Armed Forces

France · Revolution / Revolution of France. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records
1793Date range
4Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1793

Napoleon I23 August 1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

A levee en masse is raised aiming to enlist 16,000 men

Napoleon I23 August 1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

A levee en masse is raised aiming to enlist 16,000 men.

Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre23 August 1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

The Decree for the Levee en Masse is made

Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre23 August 1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

The Decree for the Levee en Masse is made.

Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Raises the Levee En Masse conscripting the entire male population of France, August. Creates 14 armies from untrained recruits

Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Raises the Levee En Masse conscripting the entire male population of France, August. Creates 14 armies from untrained recruits.

Georges Jacques Danton1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Raises the 1st ever compulsory national conscription. Carried out by the French Committee of Public Safety

Georges Jacques Danton1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Raises the 1st ever compulsory national conscription. Carried out by the French Committee of Public Safety.

Names involved

Georges Jacques DantonLazare Nicholas Marguerite CarnotMaximilien Francois Marie RobespierreNapoleon I

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