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July Revolution

Also known as Trois Glorieuses, French Revolution of 1830, Third French Revolution

July 1830 revolution in France

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The July Revolution was an uprising in France in 1830 that overthrew King Charles X and led to the installation of a new monarch, Louis-Philippe. It matters because it demonstrated popular resistance to authoritarian rule and marked an important moment in the struggle between democratic forces and traditional monarchy in 19th-century Europe.

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Instance of: revolution
Part of: Revolutions of 1830
Country: Bourbon Restoration in France
Location: Paris
Image: Révolution de 1830 - Combat de la rue de Rohan - 29.07.1830.jpg

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derivative work: Liberty Leading the People
start time: 1830-07-26
Commons category: French Revolution of 1830
end time: 1830-07-29
different from: Trente Glorieuses
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