Fersen arranges carriage
Count Fersen helped organize transport and disguises for the royal family's departure from Paris. His role was operational rather than an attempt to claim political authority in France.
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Count Fersen helped organize transport and disguises for the royal family's departure from Paris. His role was operational rather than an attempt to claim political authority in France.
Hans Axel Fersen figured in events surrounding fersen arranges carriage at Paris. His role was operational rather than an attempt to claim political authority in France. Public knowledge of the failed journey encouraged both republican criticism and efforts to defend the remaining monarchy.
Marie Antoinette leaves Paris with the royal family during the attempted escape
Marie Antoinette leaves Paris with the royal family during the attempted escape.
Leaves Paris with the royal family during the attempted escape
Marie Antoinette Queen of France left Paris with the royal family during the attempted escape.
Bouille prepares loyal troops near Montmedy as the intended military support for Louis XVI
Bouille prepares loyal troops near Montmedy as the intended military support for Louis XVI.
Prepares loyal troops near Montmedy as intended support for Louis XVI
Prepares loyal troops near Montmedy as intended support for Louis XVI.
Madame Elisabeth accompanies Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the escape attempt
Madame Elisabeth accompanies Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the escape attempt.
Accompanies Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the escape attempt
Accompanies Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the escape attempt.
Leaves the Tuileries Palace during the night escape toward the eastern frontier
Louis Auguste Bourbon Louis XVI left the Tuileries Palace during the night escape toward the eastern frontier.
Louis XVI leaves the Tuileries Palace during the night escape toward the eastern frontier
Louis XVI leaves the Tuileries Palace during the night escape toward the eastern frontier.
Louis Charles is taken from the Tuileries as part of the royal family escape party
Louis Charles is taken from the Tuileries as part of the royal family escape party.
Taken from the Tuileries as part of the royal family's escape party
Taken from the Tuileries as part of the royal family's escape party.
Marie Therese Charlotte travels with her parents during the failed royal flight
Marie Therese Charlotte travels with her parents during the failed royal flight.
Travels with her parents during the failed royal flight
Travels with her parents during the failed royal flight.
Breteuil supports the royal plan and expects foreign and royalist backing if the king reaches safety
Breteuil supports the royal plan and expects foreign and royalist backing if the king reaches safety.
Louis Auguste Le Tonnelier Breteuil Baron de Breteuil supported the royal escape plan and expects foreign and royalist backing if the king reaches safety.
Supports the royal escape plan and expects foreign and royalist backing if the king reaches safety
Fersen drives or escorts the first stage of the flight before separating from the royal party near Bondy
Fersen drives or escorts the first stage of the flight before separating from the royal party near Bondy.
Axel von Fersen helps organise the escape and provides practical support for the royal family
Axel von Fersen helps organise the escape and provides practical support for the royal family.
Hans Axel Fersen Count Fersen helped organize the royal family's escape from Paris.
Helps organize the royal family's escape from Paris
Lafayette commands the National Guard responsible for watching the royal family at the Tuileries
Lafayette commands the National Guard responsible for watching the royal family at the Tuileries.
Commands the National Guard responsible for watching the royal family at the Tuileries
Commands the National Guard responsible for watching the royal family at the Tuileries.
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