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1870
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Daumier has a presentiment of war between France and Prussia and creates passionate prints against the church and against war in general. |
DICKENS and DUMAS die. - Birth of BARLACH, FEININGER, ROUAULT. - SCHLIEMANN excavates Troy. |
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Daumier refuses to accept the cross of the "Légion d'Honneur". |
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1870/71 |
He works together with MANET, COROT, COURBET, and BONVIN to change the rules of admission to the Salons (art exhibitions). |
Start of the French-German war and designation of the German LEOPOLD as King of Spain. |
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September 1
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The Prussians capture NAPOLÉON III. |
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September 4
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Proclamation of the Third Republic. |
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September 19
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BISMARCK'S troops have sourrounded Paris. |
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1871
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Armistice. |

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February 13
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THIERS is appointed Prime Minister. |

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February 26
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Peace treaty of VERSAILLES. Alsacia becomes part of Germany. |
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March 18 to May 28
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During the COMMUNE, Daumier is appointed to work in a commission for the protection of museums and objects of art in Paris. |
Establishment of the COMMUNE in Paris. |
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March 18
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The Army and the National Guard are joined while the Government escapes to Versailles. |
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March 26
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Victory of Socialists and Republicans at the elections for the Paris COMMUNE. |
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April 9
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Supported by the Prussians, the Versailles Government bombards Paris. Blockade of Paris. |
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May 10
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Peace treaty between Versailles and Prussia. |
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May 21
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Massacre in the streets of Paris under MAC- MAHON against members of the COMMUNE. |
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May 27
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Ending of the fights at Père-Lachaise cemetery, in Paris. 30'000 victims are counted, 40'000 were arrested and 3'000 deported. |

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1872
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Daumier makes his only poster: "ENTREPOT D'IVRY". Last print in Charivari LD3937. |
Birth of PIET MONDRIAN and R. AMUNDSEN. |
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1873 |
Daumier, now almost blind, seizes working. |
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May 24
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MAC-MAHON replaces THIERS. |
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1874 |
Daumier's house in Valmondois is registered in his name (purchased by Corot in 1868?). |
Death of MICHELET. - Birth of ARNOLD SCHÖNBERG, WINSTON CHURCHILL. |

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1875
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France is finally declared a Republic. |
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February 2
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Death of COROT and MILLET. |
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1877 |
Daumier receives a State pension of 1200 Francs annually. |
Death of COURBET. |
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1878
April 17
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His pension is increased to 2400 Francs annually. | Death of DAUBIGNY. |

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His friends prepare the first extensive exhibition at DURAND-RUEL, which however was not successful. Introductory speech by VICTOR HUGO. |
LOUIS PASTEUR publishes "The Microbes". |
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1879
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MAC-MAHON abdicts. |
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February 10
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Daumier dies at Valmondois at the age of 71. |
Birth of KLEE, STALIN,TROTZKI and EINSTEIN. |