Lucile Duplessis (1770 – 13 April 1794) was the daughter of Annette Duplessis and Claude Duplessis, a Treasury official. She had one sister, Adèle, who was briefly engaged to Maximilien Robespierre. A flirtatious yet dreamy and sometimes morbid girl, Lucile was fascinated by the tragic figure of Mary Stuart. She imagined, quite prophetically, that she would also die young.

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  • Lucile Duplessis (1770 – 13 April 1794) was the daughter of Annette Duplessis and Claude Duplessis, a Treasury official. She had one sister, Adèle, who was briefly engaged to Maximilien Robespierre. A flirtatious yet dreamy and sometimes morbid girl, Lucile was fascinated by the tragic figure of Mary Stuart. She imagined, quite prophetically, that she would also die young. She married the French revolutionary journalist Camille Desmoulins, her childhood tutor, on 29 December 1790 at the Church of Saint Sulpice in Paris. The only child of the marriage, Horace Camille, was born on 6 July 1792. Robespierre stood as godfather to the child and remained an intimate friend of the family until Camille's arrest, at the urging of Louis-Antoine Saint Just, which Robespierre supported. Less than two weeks after her husband was sent to the guillotine, Lucile was arrested for supposedly inciting a prison revolt to free him. She told the Tribunal that she was happy for death to "send me to my husband. " While imprisoned, she befriended and comforted Françoise Hébert, the widow of Jacques Hébert (the editor of Le Père Duchesne), for whom her husband had cherished little affection. Lucile was sent to the guillotine on 13 April 1794. Lucile is reputed (apocryphally) to have invited arrest by running into the street and shouting "Vive le roi!" In this she is the inspiration for Massenet's opera Thérèse.
  • Lucile Desmoulins, geborene Duplessis war die Frau eines französischen Revolutionärs. Die Tochter aus wohlhabendem Hause heiratete am 29. Dezember 1790 den Revolutionär Camille Desmoulins. Aus der Ehe ging ein Sohn, Horace Camille Desmoulins (* 6. Juni 1792; † im Juni 1825 in Haiti), hervor. Nach der Hinrichtung ihres Mannes am 5. April 1794 wurde Lucile Desmoulins der Verschwörung angeklagt und am 13. April 1794 auf der Guillotine hingerichtet. Sie soll über ihr Urteil glücklich gewesen sein: „Sendet mich zu meinem Ehemann. “ Georg Büchner machte sie zur Heldin seines Dramas Dantons Tod. 1978 entsteht der TV-Film La passion de Camille et Lucile Desmoulins mit Claude Jade und Bernard Alane in den Hauptrollen.
  • Anne-Lucile-Philippe Desmoulins née Laridon Duplessis en 1770 probablement à Paris où elle est guillotinée le 13 avril 1794 huit jours après son mari, Camille Desmoulins. Elle est une personnalité de la Révolution française.
  • リュシル・デュプレシ は、フランス革命期におけるジャーナリスト、カミーユ・デムーランの妻である。夫をよく助けた“内助の功”の典型的な女性であり、「やさしのリュシル」と称された。リュシル・デムーラン、デムーラン夫人とも呼ばれる。
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  • Lucile Duplessis (1770 – 13 April 1794) was the daughter of Annette Duplessis and Claude Duplessis, a Treasury official. She had one sister, Adèle, who was briefly engaged to Maximilien Robespierre. A flirtatious yet dreamy and sometimes morbid girl, Lucile was fascinated by the tragic figure of Mary Stuart. She imagined, quite prophetically, that she would also die young.
  • Lucile Desmoulins, geborene Duplessis war die Frau eines französischen Revolutionärs. Die Tochter aus wohlhabendem Hause heiratete am 29. Dezember 1790 den Revolutionär Camille Desmoulins. Aus der Ehe ging ein Sohn, Horace Camille Desmoulins (* 6. Juni 1792; † im Juni 1825 in Haiti), hervor. Nach der Hinrichtung ihres Mannes am 5. April 1794 wurde Lucile Desmoulins der Verschwörung angeklagt und am 13. April 1794 auf der Guillotine hingerichtet.
  • Anne-Lucile-Philippe Desmoulins née Laridon Duplessis en 1770 probablement à Paris où elle est guillotinée le 13 avril 1794 huit jours après son mari, Camille Desmoulins. Elle est une personnalité de la Révolution française.
  • リュシル・デュプレシ は、フランス革命期におけるジャーナリスト、カミーユ・デムーランの妻である。夫をよく助けた“内助の功”の典型的な女性であり、「やさしのリュシル」と称された。リュシル・デムーラン、デムーラン夫人とも呼ばれる。
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  • Lucile Duplessis
  • Lucile Desmoulins
  • Lucile Desmoulins
  • リュシル・デュプレシ
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