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F. (Frédéric) Braesch

b. 1877

A French historian of Paris and the Revolution, he devoted much of his work to the political life of 1789–1792. His books and edited documents helped preserve the voices and records of the French Revolution for later readers.

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Procès-verbaux de l'Assemblée générale de la section des Postes

Procès-verbaux de l'Assemblée générale de la section des Postes

by F. (Frédéric) Braesch

About the author

Born in Bourges on October 3, 1877, and later dying in Wintzenheim on January 28, 1949, he was a French historian known for his work on Parisian history and the French Revolution. Library authority records describe him as a specialist in both subjects.

He was an agrégé in history and geography in 1901, earned a doctorate in history in Paris in 1911, and was later an honorary professor in the Faculty of Letters at the University of Nancy. Some records also list him under the form Fritz Braesch.

His published work focused especially on the revolutionary years, including studies of the Commune of August 10, 1792, and editions of historical documents such as records linked to Chaumette and the sections of Paris. No suitable verified portrait image was found during this search, so no profile image is included.