About the book: year / "The Commune became history." This is how Louise Michel, a French revolutionary, teacher, writer, poet, and anarchist, begins her book. She is an active participant in the Paris Commune of 1871, at the barricades of which she received the nickname “The Red Maiden of Montmartre.” The reader is immersed in a realistic and artistic reproduction of scenes of the struggle for freedom, a detailed description of the fates of all the heroes and Louise herself. Emotional, but historically authentic memoirs allow you to find yourself there, in 1871, on a par with those who had the courage to defend their right to be a citizen. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.