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manifesto that asserted, "it is not peace, but all-out war that the working women of Paris claim! Today conciliation would be treason! ... The women of Paris will prove to France and to the world that they will also know, at the moment of supreme danger—on the barricades, on the ramparts of Paris, if the reactionaries force the gates—to give as their brothers their blood and their life for the defense and triumph of the Commune, that is to say the people!"
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originally proposed by Commune officials, which would have preserved the order of women staying at home and previous style of labor. The union, instead, organized free producer associations to share out communal profits. They supported variety within trade work, elimination of gendered competition,
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The Commune's Committee of Public Safety had outlawed women on the battlefield on May 1, but the Union remained committed to its militancy. When a widely published statement attributed to "the women of Paris" appeared later in May, calling for "peace at any price", the Union responded with a
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In early May, the women's union issued a manifesto calling equal treatment of gender, in line with the Commune's annulment of privileges and inequalities. The union also petitioned the Commune's economic director,
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on 11 April 1871 in the Larched room (79 Temple Road) in the 10th arrondissement, Dmitrieff, who had been sent to Paris from London by
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Jones, Kathleen; Vergès, Françoise (January 1991). "'Aux citoyennes!': Women, politics, and the Paris Commune of 1871".
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Petit dictionnaire des femmes de la Commune de Paris, 1871: Les Oubliées de l'histoire, Limoges, Le bruit des autres
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Content in this edit is translated from the existing French Knowledge article at ]; see its history for attribution.
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Noémie Colleville, Sophie Graix, Joséphine Prat, Céline Delvainquier, Aimée Delvainquier
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All names in this section from Claudine Rey, Annie Limoge-Gayat, and Sylvie Pépino,
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In April 1871, the group issued a call to Parisian women to form committees in each
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The First International in France, 1864-1872: its origins, theories, and impact
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Schulkind, Eugene (1985). "Socialist Women during the 1871 Paris Commune".
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As of 20 May 1871; Claudine Rey, Annie Limoge-Gayat, and Sylvie Pépino,
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The Plebeian Experience: A Discontinuous History of Political Freedom
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Archer, Julian P. W. (1997). "A Cataclysmic Finale 1870–1871".
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for a collaborative women's movement in Paris's defense.
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The poster "Call to Female Workers" published by the Paris Commune, 18 May 1871.
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Place Blanche
Elisabeth Dmitrieff
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arrondissement
Léo Frankel
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equal pay for equal work
Nineteenth-century illustration of women carrying rifles behind a barricade in the Paris Commune. Several are wearing red, and one carries a red flag.
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Nathalie Lemel
Aline Jacquier
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