VII. A PAST THAT IS FORGOTTEN YET INDELIBLE

MENU: 7. A past forgotten yet indelible

"SOCIAL SERVICES ARE THE RICHES OF THE POOR," SAYS THE MAYOR OF THE 13TH, A COMMUNARD STRONGHOLD 

Adapted from a Google plan 

A Fight during La Commune, 1871, zoom

A stroll uncovers the imprint of the proletarian past from which they stem.

          Photo by Eugène Adjet, 1925 / zoom

N° 204 rue du Château des Rentiers, the street by which Communards dispersed after the last battle, which we follow.

At n° 120 of the same street, the caretaker of a City-run establishment for seniors chats with a resident. 

• A district that leans left

• A walk in an outskirt that used to be chilling

• In the footsteps of "demons"

• Small businesses that Communards would value

• Parks and paintings

• A creativity that everyone likes

• The obscure 13th, a place to pitch your tent?

• More gifts from City Hall

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 IV.4.3.a. 

A district that leans left