1792 French annexation of Savoy

1792 annexation of Savoy into France The incorporation of Savoy into France in 1792 refers to the "reunion," as termed by the decree, or the occupation or "annexation," as described by historians,Binz Louis https://books.google.com/books?id=-oJk8Z3w1o4C&pg=PA21 Regards sur la Révolution genevoise, 1792-1798 Librairie Droz 1992 978-2-88442-002-0 Mémoires et documents 55 Geneva 21 fr Perspectives on the Genevan Revolution, 1792-1798 December 19, 2016Varaschin Denis https://books.google.com/books?id=_dtksg-8ENEC&pg=PA9 Aux sources de l'histoire de l'annexion de la Savoie Peter Lang 2009 978-90-5201-570-5 Varaschin Denis Brussels 9 fr To the Sources of the History of the Annexation of Savoy December 19, 2016 of the Duchy of Savoy to the French First Republic, decreed on November 27, 1792. This decision followed a report by the deputy from Loir-et-Cher, Father Henri Grégoire. Savoy remained part of France until 1815, with its permanent annexation occurring in 1860 through the Annexation of Savoy.Tardy Joseph https://books.google.com/books?id=KLZQ0AEACAAJ La Savoie de 1814 à 1860 Perrin 1896 Paris 286 fr Savoy from 1814 to 1860 December 19, 2016Jeudy Jean-Marie https://books.google.com/books?id=pYnt7xNrKbUC&pg=PT422 Les Mots pour Dire la Savoie. Et demain, j'aurai autre chose à vous raconter ! La Fontaine de Siloé 2006 2-84206-315-5 Montmélian 422 fr The Words to Describe Savoy. And Tomorrow, I'll Have More to Tell You! December 19, 2016 Background On the night of September 21–22, 1792, French revolutionary forces invaded the Duchy of Savoy without a prior declaration of war. These troops, part of the Army of the Alps, were led by Anne-Pierre de Montesquiou-Fézensac. The vanguard included the Legion of the Allobroges,https://books.google.com/books?id=T2FnC3WZBBMC Haute-Savoie en images La Fontaine de Siloé 2006 978-2-84206-347-4 Sorrel Christian Histoire de la Savoie en images : images, récits Les Marches 270–271 fr Haute-Savoie in Images which counted Joseph Marie Dessaix among its ranks.Dessaix 1857 On November 27, 1792, Father Grégoire presented his Report and Discussion on the Question of the Incorporation of Savoy into France to the National Convention, urging the assembly to decide on what he described as "the freely expressed wish of Savoy" to join the French Republic. This request was based on a petition from the National Assembly of the Allobroges, also known as the Assembly of the Deputies of the Communes of Savoy, during a session held on October 22, 1792, in Chambéry.Assemblée nationale des Allobroges 1792 4-6Sorrel Townley 1999 112 The efforts of assembly members, including Philibert Simond, led to the incorporation of the Duchy of Savoy into France, alongside the abolition of the monarchy and feudal system.Girod Louis https://books.google.com/books?id=zZTiafIiTwAC Evian et le Chablais: au fil de l'histoire Éditions Cabédita 1993 978-2-88295-091-8 171–173 fr Evian and the Chablais region: history in the making When put to a vote by a show of standing, only the deputy from Corrèze, Jean-Augustin Pénières, opposed the motion. The decree was subsequently adopted. Text of the Decree Décrêt de la Convention nationale du 27 novembre 1792, qui réunit la Savoie à la France Decree of the National Convention of November 27, 1792, which reunites Savoy with France The preamble of the Decree of November 27, 1792 (Reunion of Savoy with France) begins as follows: The National Convention, having heard the report of its committees and recognized that the free and universal will of the sovereign people of Savoy, expressed in the communal assemblies, is to incorporate itself into the French Republic, proclaimed on September 21 of the same year; considering that nature, relations, and mutual interests make this reunion advantageous to both peoples, declares that it accepts the proposed reunion, and that from this moment, Savoy forms an integral part of the French Republic. National Convention, November 27, 1792 Article 1 specifies that "Savoy shall provisionally form an eighty-fourth department under the name of Mont-Blanc Department."Masse 1891 Commemoration In the fall of 1872, Jules Philippe organized a visit by Léon Gambetta to Savoy to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Savoy's first incorporation into France.Guichonnet Paul https://books.google.com/books?id=2QlR6PeTtkwC Nouvelle encyclopédie de la Haute-Savoie La Fontaine de Siloé 1999 978-2-84206-374-0 Montmélian 25 fr New Encyclopedia of Haute-Savoie In 1892, France marked the centennial of Savoy's annexation with the unveiling of a statue, La Sasson, sculpted by Alexandre Falguière (1831–1900).Varaschin Denis https://books.google.com/books?id=_dtksg-8ENEC Aux sources de l'histoire de l'annexion de la Savoie Peter Lang 2009 978-90-5201-570-5 Varaschin Denis Brussels 46 fr To the Sources of the History of the Annexation of Savoy See also French Revolution French First Republic Duchy of Savoy Annexation of Savoy History of Savoy National Convention Army of the Alps Henri Grégoire Mont-Blanc (department) Treaty of Paris (1815) History of Savoy (1792–1815) References 30em Bibliography Assemblée nationale des Allobroges L'Assemblée nationale des Allobroges en 1792 The National Assembly of the Allobroges in 1792 Imprimerie du Cercle social 1792 91 https://books.google.com/books?id=I_7eimhMSzAC April 19, 2013 Dessaix Joseph https://books.google.com/books?id=c8xCtzO5cmsC Histoire de la réunion de la Savoie à la France en 1792 : documents inédits recueillis et publiés History of the Reunion of Savoy with France in 1792: Unpublished Documents Collected and Published Imprimerie nationale 1857 463 fr Masse Jules Histoire de l'annexion de la Savoie à la France en 1792 History of the Annexation of Savoy to France in 1792 3 Impr. de F. Allier père et fils Grenoble 1891 100, 217, 300 fr https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6539016w Palluel-Guillard André Devos Roger https://sabaudia.bibli.fr/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=37491 La Savoie de Révolution française à nos jours, XIXe-XXe Grosperrin Bernard Leguay Jean-Pierre Savoy from the French Revolution to the Present, 19th-20th Centuries Ouest France Université 1986 626 fr 2-85882-536-X Sorrel Christian Townley Corinne La Savoie, la France et la Révolution. Repères et échos 1789-1799 Savoy, France, and the Revolution: Landmarks and Echoes 1789-1799 Cundéra Chambéry 1999 380 fr 978-2-86677-053-2 https://books.google.com/books?id=aevBj_H1PjwC Sorrel Christian Deux « réunions » pour un destin français : la Savoie de 1792 à 1860 Two "Reunions" for a French Destiny: Savoy from 1792 to 1860 Berlioz Jacques Poncet Olivier Se donner à la France ? Les rattachements pacifiques de territoires à la France (XIVe-XIXe) To Give Oneself to France? Peaceful Incorporations of Territories into France (14th-19th Centuries) Publications de l'École nationale des chartes Paris Études et rencontres 2013 978-2-35723-031-6 https://books.openedition.org/enc/325?lang=fr 148 fr External links Resources on the websites of the Departmental Archives of Savoy and Haute-Savoie – Sabaudia.org: Palluel-Guillard André 1792-1799 : La Révolution en Savoie 1792-1799: The Revolution in Savoy http://www.sabaudia.org/3161-1792-1799-la-revolution-en-savoie.htm July 26, 2013 – 8 pages and a chronology Collectif Savoie https://www.hls-dhs-dss.ch/fr/articles/006641/2015-01-15/ Historical Dictionary of Switzerland January 15, 2015 History France Category:1792 in France Category:French Revolution Category:History of Savoy Category:France–Italy relations