Massacre outrage stirs French ministers at Rastadt
The document recounts the shock over the Rastadt killings of three French ministers. It details political reactions, calls for vengeance, and decrees to memorialize the ministers, with factions blaming Austria and Massena reporting on military actions and assurances from directors. It ends with diplomatic replies from Prince Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poulain Grandpre
Bailleul
Europe
la Republique
Aix
Barras
LA Garde
Bouly Paty
Jean Debry
Paris
Bellingens
Lacourbe
Massena
Zurich
Menard
Grilons
Lanquarr
Lucisteig
Lanquart
Mayenfeld
Chabran
Zogth
Lecourbe
Zernitz
Sante Marie
Prince Charles
Raftadt
Stockach
Bormier
Roberiot Havin
Thave
Gannot
Massacre of French Ministers at Rattadt Details From Hamburgh News
Hamburg report describes the May massacre near Rattadt where French ministers Bonnier and Robertot were killed. Deputies urged them to alight, attackers in hussar dress looted servants, and Bonnier allegedly fired before being slain. Debry narrowly escaped after severe injuries.
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Rattads
Hanau
Rattadt
Baden
Carfruhl
Rafladt
Barbacy
Hoffars
Bonnier
Robertot
Charles
Rastadt
Jean Debry
Boccardi
Rosenttriel
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Haffars
Steckler
Poufsian Legation
M. de Jordan
Austria
Lehrbach
Count de Metternich
Raistadt
Garat
Republic
Thebault
Gardt
abRaltadt
Seo
Dine Mage
Directory
Council of Ancients
France
Prince de Ligne
Veranka
Scharla
Trasp
Rattade
Germany