FYI: The Bastille Prison was the hated symbol of the power of the French monarchs, who could imprison people without a trial, for as long as they wished. (Imagine living in a country like that!) On 14 July, 1789, the people of Paris stormed the Bastille, obtaining ammunition and freeing prisoners. (OK- there were only seven prisoners and some gunpowder, but still!) Today, Bastille Day is a celebration of liberty, democracy, and the struggle against governmental oppression.
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