Place de Grève

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Place de Grève was the historic riverside square in Paris, long associated with public gatherings, executions, and laborers seeking work, before being redeveloped as today’s Place de l’Hôtel-de-Ville.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former execution site
historic public square
adjacentTo Hôtel de Ville de Paris NERFINISHED
associatedWith Parisian municipal power
urban labor movements in Paris
country France
culturalMeaning symbol of social protest in French historical memory
currentName Place de l’Hôtel-de-Ville – Esplanade de la Libération NERFINISHED
demolishedOrRedeveloped 19th century
formerNameOf Place de l’Hôtel-de-Ville NERFINISHED
hasEtymology French word "grève" meaning "gravelly shore" or "strand"
hasHeritage site of medieval Parisian river port activities
hasNotableEventType executions by burning
executions by hanging
torture and corporal punishment
hasNotableFunction traditional meeting point for unemployed workers
historicalPeriod Ancien Régime NERFINISHED
French Revolution NERFINISHED
Middle Ages NERFINISHED
influencedTerm French word "grève" meaning "strike"
knownFor laborers seeking work
popular demonstrations
public executions
public gatherings
locatedIn 4th arrondissement of Paris NERFINISHED
Paris
locatedOn right bank of the River Seine
near Pont d’Arcole NERFINISHED
Île de la Cité NERFINISHED
partOf historic center of Paris
redevelopedAs modern square in front of Paris City Hall
replacedBy Place de l’Hôtel-de-Ville NERFINISHED
topographicalOrigin sandy and gravelly riverbank of the Seine
usedFor festivities and public celebrations
public punishments
royal proclamations

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