Vosstanie v Vandee 1832 goda,ili Avantiura gertsogini Berriiskoi - Tan'shina Nataliia Petrovna

The events of the Vanday War of 1793-1796 deeply studied in French historiography, but still are the subject of serious not only scientific but also ideological disputes. The word "Vandeia" eventually became a household name, becoming a symbol of opposition to the French Revolution. For Vandei herself, the war has become a system-forming event, and the region still lives by memories of it, building its own identity on its basis. During "The Hundred Days" there was a "second edition" of Vandeia. The July Revolution of 1830 and the rise to power of King Louis-Philippe of Orleans again turned Vandeweghe into a bet in the political game. The doomed rebellion in Vanda in 1832 (or the Fifth Vanday War of May 24- June 12, 1832) went down in history and acquired a romantic flair largely due to the participation of the Duchess of Mary-Caroline of Berry. Revolution, murder, "wonderful child," rebellion, treason, forbidden love, secret marriage, tragedy and farce, epic and vaudeville - in the life of this princess were all elements of a romantic drama worthy of the pen of Alexandre Dumas, and she was a prototype of the heroines of his works. The personality of Mary-Caroline of Berry, thanks to the epic with the uprising in Vandea in 1832, has already become legendary in her lifetime, and Vanday remains a myth to this day ...