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The '''Bastille''' was a large fortress in [[Paris]], [[France]], famous for its extensive dungeons in which many French revolutionaries were imprisoned.  One of its more well-known tenants was the [[Marquis de Sade]].
 
The '''Bastille''' was a large fortress in [[Paris]], [[France]], famous for its extensive dungeons in which many French revolutionaries were imprisoned.  One of its more well-known tenants was the [[Marquis de Sade]].
  
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[[Bastille Day]] commemorates the liberation of its inmates during the [[French Revolution]].
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[[Bastille Day]] (July 14) commemorates the liberation of its inmates during the [[French Revolution]].
  
 
Today, the Bastille is a popular tourist attraction.
 
Today, the Bastille is a popular tourist attraction.

Revision as of 12:56, July 14, 2007

The Bastille was a large fortress in Paris, France, famous for its extensive dungeons in which many French revolutionaries were imprisoned. One of its more well-known tenants was the Marquis de Sade.

Bastille Day (July 14) commemorates the liberation of its inmates during the French Revolution.

Today, the Bastille is a popular tourist attraction.