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The Bloody Path of the French Revolution in the Northern Basque Country
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On March 3, 1794, four years after the forcible abolition of the assemblies, charters and parliaments of Lapurdi, Zuberoa and Lower Navarre, the revolutionary government in Paris signed the deportation of the inhabitants of several villages in Lapurdi, suspected of being anti-revolutionary and having joined forces with other Basques across the border. Thus, the inhabitants of Sara, Itsasu, Senpere, Ezpeleta, Azkaine, Kambo, Makea, Lekorne, Luhus…
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