In 1871, the people of Paris, tired of starving, took up arms and declared their city an autonomous commune. For almost two months, they ran their utopian experiment, and though they were eventually crushed, they inspired revolutionaries across the world for generations to come.

Part One: Hugh Ryan on Queer History
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Part Four: Peter the Painter and the Latvian Revolution of 1905
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Part Three: Peter the Painter and the Latvian Revolution of 1905
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