Communards

French poet (1844-1896)

French painter (1819–1877)

French author and anarchist (1830-1905)

French politician (1816-1887)

French geographer and writer (1830–1905)

French journalist and author (1832-1885)

Polish left-wing independence activist and general, supporter of the Paris Commune (1836-1871)

French sculptor (1838–1902)

French revolutionary leader, journalist, and military commander of the Paris Commune (1809–1871)

politician (1840-1915)

French caricaturist (1840-1885)

Polish politician, general of Paris Commune and commander of January Uprising (1836-1908)

French politician, journalist, translator and science fiction writer (1844-1909)

French politician (1839-1903)

French Socialist journalist and politician (1810–1889)

French chansonnier, poet and writer (1836–1903)

Hungarian politician (1844–1896)

Russian feminist

Russian revolutionary and writer (1843–1887)

French socialist (1839-1871)

thumb|Communards (National Guards) at Boulevard Voltaire right|thumb|"The Commune arrested by Ignorance and Reaction" thumb|Executed Communards (National Guard (France)|National Guards)The Communards () were members and supporters of the short-lived 1871 Communes in France formed in the wake of the French defeat in the Franco-Prussian War.

French Socialist, writer, communard, and political leader (1841-1893)

French feminist and socialist revolutionary of Polish descent (1839-1901)

French activist (1826-1921)

sentenced to death in France (1844–1871)

French politician (1846–1871)

French Revolutionary leader and writer (1838-1871)

French revolutionary politician (1843-1888)

French typographer, trade union leader, and politician (1843-1935)

French Communard (1826–1901)

Union Army general (1823-1900)

French journalist (1841-1871)

French journalist, politician and writer

Art collector and owner of an artists supplies shop (1825–1894)

feminist, socialist, and inventor linked to the Paris Commune (1818–1903)

(1838-1921)

pedagogist, activist, and member of the Paris Commune

French journalist (1808–1877)

engineer, journalist, member of the Paris Commune (1844–1925)

French laundress and activist

French communard

French politician (1795-1878)

French joiner and politician (1840-1917)

French politician (1844-1914)

Russian revolutionary (1845–1934)

French activist (1839–1921)

(1822-1877)

French dressmaker and anarchist songwriter (1848–1920)

French communard

French painter (1850-1896)

French physician

French communard

French politician (1840–1932)

French communard (1849-1916)

Communarde (b. 1837)

French socialist

French chansonnier (1838-1910)

French educator and political radical (1831–1895)

French socialist

French woman sentenced during the Paris Commune (1846-1875)