Tuileries Crowd Crisis
As mayor of Paris, Petion tried to limit the crowd invasion of the Tuileries during the demonstration of 20 June.
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War, insurrection and the overthrow of Louis XVI. This page combines historical context with 16 matching records drawn directly from the World History Database French Revolution archive.
Historical context
War with Austria and Prussia, political polarization and suspicion of royal treason destabilized the constitutional monarchy in 1792. The storming of the Tuileries on 10 August destroyed the king's effective authority, and the monarchy was formally abolished the following month.
The fall of the monarchy changed the nature of the Revolution. France moved from constitutional monarchy to republic, while war and internal political conflict intensified the pressures that would shape the Convention and the Terror.
World History Database records
The records below are selected from the 814-record French Revolution archive using this page's subject criteria and are ordered chronologically.
Tuileries Crowd Crisis
As mayor of Paris, Petion tried to limit the crowd invasion of the Tuileries during the demonstration of 20 June.
Abolition of Monarchy
Georges Jacques Danton organized the rising that overthrows the monarchy.
August Insurrection
Barras supported the revolutionary movement that overthrew the monarchy during the August insurrection.
August Insurrection
Desmoulins worked with Danton and militants of the Theatre-Francais district during the insurrection against the monarchy.
Exile
The Tuileries is stormed by the Paris mob, Lafayette surrenders to Austria.
Insurrection
The fall of the monarchy after the insurrection of 10 August strengthens radical clubs and sections in Paris.
Minister of Justice
Danton became minister of justice after the overthrow of the monarchy during the August insurrection.
Tuileries Insurrection Observed
Napoleon witnessed the revolutionary crisis surrounding the assault on the Tuileries while he was in Paris.
Secretary at Justice Ministry
Danton appointed Desmoulins as a secretary in the Ministry of Justice after the August insurrection.
Abolition of Monarchy
At the National Convention argues successfully for immediate abolition of the monarchy.
National Convention
The National Convention abolishes monarchy and Jacobin deputies become central to republican politics.
Republic
The new French Republic creates a political setting in which the Jacobin Club becomes more openly republican.
Abolition of Monarchy
The 1st session of the National Convention abolishes the monarchy.
National Convention
1st session of the National Convention abolishes the monarchy.
Girondin Alignment
Olympe de Gouges aligned herself with moderate Girondin politics after the fall of the monarchy.
Abolition of Monarchy
In the National Convention demands the abolition of the Monarchy.
Editorial provenance
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Historical context is editorial material; the chronology is generated from the World History Database French Revolution records.
Last reviewed: September 2026.
Reference points: Assemblée nationale — Révolution française · Archives nationales — 1789
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