Louis Auguste Blanqui
French revolutionary and conspirator, Blanqui argued that an organized minority should seize power by insurrection and impose a provisional dictatorship, spent over thirty years in prison, was elected to the Paris Commune from his cell and took the motto "Neither God nor master".
Editorial coordinates · view sources & context ↓
- Closest Spectrum
- Radical left
- Closest Ideology
- Blanquist Socialism
- Similar Figure
- Ferdinand Lassalle
Name-only placeholder for Louis Auguste Blanqui. No catalog image is shown.

















