Talk:Influence of the French Revolution
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editWhile reluctant to add the NPOV, I could not help noticing that the entire narrative of this article is one sided. Historians do not agree on the causes of the FR, let alone on the long term effects. The studies of H. Arendt, F. Fouret, and K. Popper on totalitarianism and its embryonic origins in the FR are sidelined in favour of a simplistic description, that emphasise the positive effects. The article is clearly unbalanced and needs further revision. 132.187.247.2 (talk) 08:33, 28 July 2022 (UTC)