La virgen roja (7a edición) (Novela gráfica)

Ediciones La Cupula La Virgen Roja Comic. The On September 1st, 1870, the imperial government of Napoleon III was defeated in the Franco-Prussian War.While Paris was besieged by occupying troops and local republican forces vied for political supremacy, a revolutionary movement was gaining strength on the hill of Montmartre.The Paris Commune was about to take shape, a period of self-management that for barely two months touched the sky of anarchist utopia.Today a heroine of the French people, the educator, poet, and orator Louise Michel, the so-called Red Virgin, fought on the front lines during that turbulent and repressive era that was the second half of the 19th century.Her ideals were an egalitarian and secular education, a free marriage where the man had no right of ownership over the woman, and a caring treatment for the oppressed, the rebels, and the helpless.Following the success of Suffragette, Mary M. Talbot and Bryan Talbot, champions of a type of graphic novel of historical rigor that commemorates the insurrection, reconstruct in these pages the life and circumstances of an extraordinary woman who fought on the barricades, led a female battalion, and ended up living deported in a penal colony in New Caledonia, always faithful to the sign of the black flag and persevering in her feminist ideals. tradeinn Techinn