French revolution

>>2791793
>French revolution - and I am looking for some interesting books regarding it.

Considerations on France by Joseph De Maistre
Reflections on the Revolution in France by Edmund Burke

>your favorite moments and people?
Napoleon putting to an end to this abomination

>>2792660
Thanks, those seem pretty interesting.

But come on, it wasn't that bad - I mean, the part with Robespierre was pretty fucking awful (unless you're a pretending edgy kid), but the rest was not only interesting, but also quite important for the development of Europe further on.
I sort of regret that La Fayette wasn't a bit more succesfull though. Could've been actually interesting to see how it would turn out with king in position and the radical left kept in check.

>>2793034
They literally killed France and the French culture

As a French Catholic i can clearly tell you that there are two race of French, the Catholic/Royalist and the Atheist who is cultureless and just dead inside

>>2795090
American here.

French Catholics deserved to die for trying to force an absolute monarchy on France and conspiring with foreign powers to do so.

>>2795104
It's not us that will die but the atheists

They have 0 birthrate while we have the biggest in Europe

Antoine François Bertrand de Molleville has an interesting account on the Revolution; although I doubt it has been translated into English.

My favorite moment/personality is the arrival of the Duke of Brunswick with a manifesto and his hussars, like some sort of Deus ex machina.