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What big deal happened in France in 1881?

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What big deal happened in France in 1881?

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  1. 12 may - signature of the Bardo treaty (Tunisia-France)

    16 june - school is free of charge (but an obligation to attend)

    29 july - Law stipulating the liberty of the press and the liberty to group (to hold public meetings). This law has also paragraphs on the liberty to hang political and propaganda posters (that's why you find on signs in france the mention of this law from 1881 -Défense d'afficher - It is forbidden to paste posters here)

    14 november - Jules Ferry is demoted, begin of the gouverment of Leon Gambetta (whose heart is in the Pantheon in Paris)


  2. Wasn't that the last recorded instance that the French had a shower and actually used SOAP?!

  3. The first free public education was created on the urging of Minister of Public Instruction Jules Ferry.
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