Jean Jaurès

We called for him at the office of his newspaper, Le Populaire.

On our way all together, he took us past the restaurant where Jaurès was shot.

He pointed to the window at which Jaurès was sitting at the time of his murder.

If I understood him rightly, Longuet was present when the awful thing occurred, particularly awful in view of the certainty that the issue of affairs for France might have been infinitely happier, and for Europe infinitely less sorrowful, if this great man had lived during the war.

One of the great scandals of history will be the acquittal of the murderer of Jaurès.

He was one of the giant political characters of France.

The squalid politicians who govern the affairs of Europe at the present time could never have been where they are if there had not been removed, either by force or fraud, or by the ordinary process of nature, death, so many of the great men entitled by intellect or character, sometimes both, to occupy the seats of power.

Jaurès was murdered by a common assassin, and official France has seemed to rejoice.

We called for him at the office of his newspaper, Le Populaire.

On our way all together, he took us past the restaurant where Jaurès was shot.

He pointed to the window at which Jaurès was sitting at the time of his murder.

If I understood him rightly, Longuet was present when the awful thing occurred, particularly awful in view of the certainty that the issue of affairs for France might have been infinitely happier, and for Europe infinitely less sorrowful, if this great man had lived during the war.

One of the great scandals of history will be the acquittal of the murderer of Jaurès.

He was one of the giant political characters of France.

The squalid politicians who govern the affairs of Europe at the present time could never have been where they are if there had not been removed, either by force or fraud, or by the ordinary process of nature, death, so many of the great men entitled by intellect or character, sometimes both, to occupy the seats of power.

Jaurès was murdered by a common assassin, and official France has seemed to rejoice.

They sat in a row between the rulers and the people, deep in study, spectacles on noes, The call to war was the signal for a dramatic appeal from the workers to these leaders, who refused to accept the red flag, but weakly received patriotic flags from their respective governments.

Jaurès, elevated to be the symbol of protest, towered above the people, crying in a loud voice, but fell back immediately as the assassins' shot rang out.

Then the people divided into their national groups, and the war began.

It was at this point that God Save the King was played as the English soldiers marched out in a comic manner which made one think of it as God Save the King.

We called for him at the office of his newspaper, Le Populaire.

On our way all together, he took us past the restaurant where Jaurès was shot.

He pointed to the window at which Jaurès was sitting at the time of his murder.

If I understood him rightly, Longuet was present when the awful thing occurred, particularly awful in view of the certainty that the issue of affairs for France might have been infinitely happier, and for Europe infinitely less sorrowful, if this great man had lived during the war.

One of the great scandals of history will be the acquittal of the murderer of Jaurès.

He was one of the giant political characters of France.

The squalid politicians who govern the affairs of Europe at the present time could never have been where they are if there had not been removed, either by force or fraud, or by the ordinary process of nature, death, so many of the great men entitled by intellect or character, sometimes both, to occupy the seats of power.

Jaurès was murdered by a common assassin, and official France has seemed to rejoice.