Anning arrived in Marseilles on the first night, and the Royalists in Marseilles launched a large-scale rebellion.
Then Anning took the French Army to the streets.
Besides the French Army, a large number of Patriots also spontaneously took to the streets.
One of the sequelae of the Great Revolution was that there were a large number of weapons and ammunition among the civilians, and both the Royalists and the Blues could pull out a large group of armed civilians at any time.
The French Army in Marseilles was well-prepared, so the rebellion of the Royalists was immediately suppressed, and the surrounding Royalists were also purged.
In January 1793, the blood of the Royalists around Marseilles flowed like rivers.
The latest order from Paris came, and the National Assembly issued a new decree, deciding to introduce a new type of execution machinery, to execute traitors efficiently and economically.
