Jean-Paul Marat

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French revolutionary human journalist pamphleteer physician politician radical democrat

Jean-Paul Marat was a radical French revolutionary leader, journalist, and politician known for his fiery writings in L'Ami du peuple and his role in inciting popular violence during the French Revolution.

Aliases (1)

Marat ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	French revolutionary → human → journalist → pamphleteer → physician → politician → radical democrat →
birthDate	1743-05-24 →
birthPlace	Boudry → Prince-Bishopric of Basel → modern Switzerland →
causeOfDeath	assassination → stabbing →
countryOfCitizenship	France →
deathDate	1793-07-13 →
deathPlace	France → Paris →
era	18th century → Age of Revolution →
ethnicOrigin	French →
familyName	Marat →
fieldOfWork	medicine → political journalism → revolutionary politics →
fullName	Jean-Paul Marat →
gender	male →
givenName	Jean-Paul →
hasDepiction	The Death of Marat by Jacques-Louis David →
killedBy	Charlotte Corday →
knownFor	editing L'Ami du peuple → inciting popular violence during the French Revolution → radical revolutionary journalism →
languageOfWorkOrName	French →
mannerOfDeath	homicide →
memberOf	Jacobin Club → National Convention →
movement	French Revolution →
notableWork	Journal de la République française → L'Ami du Peuple, ou le Publiciste parisien → L'Ami du peuple →
occupation	journalist → physician → politician → writer →
politicalAlignment	Montagnard → radical →
positionHeld	Deputy to the National Convention →
religion	deist →
residence	Paris →

Referenced by (14)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Jacobin Club → Montagnards →	notableMember
The Death of Marat →	depicts
Jean-Paul Marat ("Marat") →	familyName
Jean-Paul Marat →	fullName
Society of Friends of the Constitution →	hadMember
murder of Jean-Paul Marat →	hasVictim
National Convention →	keyFigure
French National Convention →	keyMember
The Death of Marat →	mainSubject
French Revolution →	notableLeader
The Death of Marat →	significantFigure
Jacobin convent →	usedBy
Charlotte Corday →	victimOfAssassination