Monument to the victims of the revolutions

The 18th of March 1871, parisian citizens revolted against the French government in what would be known as the [Paris Commune](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_Commune), a radical-socialist revolutionnary movement. This revolt was supressed during the "Bloody Week", starting on 21 May 1871. On the 27th of May, the last fighters of the Commune entrenched themselves in the Père Lachaise cemetery, their canons firing their lasts shots from within the cemetery. The army summoned to suppress the Commune, after figthing the Communards between the graves, managed to take control of the area during the afternoon. The 147 surviving Communards were executed against a wall on the east side of the cemetery, their bodies dropped in a pauper's grave, later joined by hundreds of others. In 1909, on the other side of the cemetery, this sculpture ("Monument aux victimes des révolutions") was created by **Paul Moreau-Vauthier** using the stones of the wall used during the execution of those 147 Communards. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab1871年3月18日，巴黎市民发动起义反抗法国政府，这场运动后来被称为**巴黎公社（Paris Commune）**——一场激进社会主义的革命运动。此次起义于1871年5月21日爆发的“流血周”中遭到镇压。 1871年5月27日，公社的最后一批战士在**拉雪兹神父公墓（Père Lachaise cemetery）**内构筑防御工事，以大炮在公墓中射出最后几发弹药。奉命镇压公社的军队在墓穴间与公社社员激战一番后，于当日下午成功控制了该区域。147名幸存的公社社员在公墓东侧的一堵墙下被处决，遗体被弃葬于贫民墓中，后续又有数百人相继长眠于此。 1909年，公墓的另一侧由**保罗·莫罗-托捷（Paul Moreau-Vauthier）**创作了题为《革命牺牲者纪念碑（Monument aux victimes des révolutions）》的雕塑，该雕塑所用石材正是取自处决那147名公社社员的那堵墙。 数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab