"Robespierre Oder Der Neunte Thermidor" is a historical drama set during the tumultuous year of 1794, a pivotal period in the French Revolution. Presented in three parts and eight scenes, the play offers a vivid portrayal of the events surrounding Robespierre and the Thermidorian Reaction. This work, authored by Auguste Anicet-Bourgeois, Francis Cornu, and Georg Ball, captures the intense political atmosphere and the dramatic power struggles that defined this era. Explore the conflicts, intrigues, and ultimate downfall of one of history's most controversial figures in this compelling theatrical work.
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