National Guard

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The National Guard was a French citizen militia formed during the French Revolution that played a key role in maintaining order and influencing political events throughout the revolutionary and early 19th-century periods.

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Label Occurrences
National Guard canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military organization
militia
activityPeriod 19th century
late 18th century
alsoKnownAs Garde nationale
armedWith bayonets
muskets
commandLanguage French
composedOf citizen soldiers
country France
dissolutionBy French Third Republic
dissolved 1872
formedDuring French Revolution
foundingLocation Paris
garrison French cities
Paris
governedBy elected officers (in several periods)
headquartersLocation Paris
historicalPeriod Age of Revolution
linked to: Age of Revolutions

Napoleonic era
inception 1789
influenced French politics
urban public order
legalStatus part-time citizen force
notableCommander Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette
participatedIn defense of Paris
internal security operations
partOf French armed forces (various regimes)
linked to: French Armed Forces
playedRoleIn 10 August 1792 insurrection
February Revolution of 1848
French Revolution
July Revolution of 1830
Paris Commune of 1871
linked to: Paris Commune

Storming of the Bastille
politicalAlignment varied by period
purpose defense of the Revolution
maintaining order
recruitedFrom bourgeoisie
property-owning citizens
urban middle classes
relatedTo French Army
French Gendarmerie
subordinateTo central government (later phases)
municipal authorities (early phase)
symbol tricolor cockade
typeOf reserve force
wore blue National Guard uniform

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Referenced by (7)

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June Days Uprising opposedBy National Guard
Paris barricades of 1832 hasOpponent National Guard
Army Comrades Association alternativeName National Guard
subject linked to: ACA
Coal Wars participant National Guard
Blueshirt movement alsoKnownAs National Guard