La cathédrale de Strasbourg pendant la Révolution. (1789-1802) by Rodolphe Reuss

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By Stephanie Peterson Posted on Feb 11, 2026
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Reuss, Rodolphe, 1841-1924 Reuss, Rodolphe, 1841-1924
French
"La cathédrale de Strasbourg pendant la Révolution (1789-1802)" by Rodolphe Reuss is a historical account written in the late 19th century. This work examines the tumultuous events surrounding the Strasbourg Cathedral during the French Revolution, focusing on the political and religious upheaval in Alsace from the start of the revolution until the ...
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cultural and religious symbol. The opening of the text sets the stage for a detailed narrative about the fate of Strasbourg Cathedral amidst the revolutionary turmoil. It describes how the cathedral, once a site of reverence and artistic beauty, became the center of conflict between different factions, including revolutionary and royalist forces. Reuss highlights the physical and symbolic transformations the cathedral underwent during the Revolution, including its conversion into a "Temple of Reason" and later a sanctuary dedicated to the "Supreme Being." The text hints at the complexities of the societal changes in Strasbourg, as various religious and political groups navigated the upheaval, aiming to maintain their influence and identity against the backdrop of a rapidly changing France. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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Anthony Williams
4 months ago

Having read this twice, the clarity of the writing makes this accessible. I learned so much from this.

Amanda Flores
6 months ago

Very interesting perspective.

Christopher Brown
1 year ago

Helped me clear up some confusion on the topic.

Kevin Torres
1 year ago

A bit long but worth it.

Susan Clark
1 year ago

Read this on my tablet, looks great.

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