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The 6 February 1934 riot — The leagues’ riot on the Place de la Concorde
One evening, the leagues marched on the Palais-Bourbon; the forces of order fired on the Place de la Concorde, on the very day of Daladier’s investiture — and the left, seeing a fascist coup, forged the unity that led to the Popular Front. (Editorial synthesis)
The 6 February 1934 riot ended in sixteen dead, Daladier’s resignation — and the surge that led to the Popular Front. (source: Encyclopædia Universalis)
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