the monarchy was abolished and france was declared a republic on 21 september 1792.
when was the monarchy abolished and france declared a republic?
21 september 1792
louis xvi reluctantly declared war on austria on 20 april 1792 bowing to the assembly's wishes. prussia allied with austria and therefore france was at war with prussia as well. the brunswick manifesto of august 1792 issued by the duke of brunswick, commander of the austrian and prussian military brought about the storming of the tuileries on 10 august 1792. the manifesto explicitly threatened the people of paris with dire repercussions if they in any way harmed louis xvi or his family. the legislative assembly was inundated with requests for the monarchy's demise. the president of the national assembly responded by suspending the monarchy on 11 august pending the outcome of elections for another assembly. the newly elected national convention elected under universal male suffrage abolished the monarchy on 21 september 1792. the convention proclaimed a republic.
constitutional cabinet of louis xvi
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