The first communist country was not Russia.

 There is the Paris Commune in 1871. Paris, not France, was the first communist regime... Since the French Revolution in 1789, numerous social discourses have come and gone, and after several primitive communist theories came out in the 19th century... (Some Scottish noblemen have real private property to form a small community.) Of course, it failed) With the February Revolution in France sweeping Europe in 1848, Jewish German Kaal Marx announces the "Communist Declaration" with his German father Friedrich Engels.  Capital theory is later completed, but the bloody history of communism begins. As Max was chased to Germany = France = England, he would deny German philosophy + French socialism + British economics (written by Koo), but it was the first revolution in Russia, not in anti-communist education. But in France, or exactly Paris, a communist regime was temporarily established. In 1870, when Bismarck, the Prussian iron statue, pushed for German reunification, France interfered with Hansako... ... and eventually broke out in the Bovul War. Napoleon III of France (known Napoleon's nephew Louis) lost as soon as he exploded and was captured by the German army. The last king of France. However, the proud French declared the Third Republic and continued to fight. German troops surrounded Paris and surrendered to the Republic after a year. The German army briefly marched for Paris improvement and withdrew immediately, but the defeated Paris was a mess......... Especially, rumors spread that the Republican government's burgeoning and support were traitors... In addition, when there was a government declaration that those who owed money during the war should pay it back quickly in a few days, the situation was uncontrollably. The embarrassed conservative Jeong Bun tried to confiscate the weapons of the National Army (probably civilians drafted during the Great German War), but two generals who tried to do so were caught and shot by "people? mobs?" Prime Minister Thierre escapes to Versailles near Paris. As a result, Paris falls into the hands of communists. The establishment of a commune regime. It temporarily occupied Paris, but it did not last long as it was separated from the provinces like our Gwangju incident. Just a few months. Communists barricade every street in Paris and form a whopping 450,000 national army. It's a huge number, but it seems to have attracted Parisian men. But a large number of female warriors. (If you imagine that you are a woman, you can't help it.) Very brutal female gangsters. Should I say revolutionaries? Women suffering from poverty and evil........... Of course, we can't see it bad unconditionally.) The problem is that the communists, or the core of the regime, were fiercely fighting each other........... It's a gathering of people who have a grudge against the government, so their character is wrong. In addition, Napoleon I was preoccupied with the wrong things, such as defeating Austria and Russia and knocking down the Bentom Tower, which was built by melting the cannon. The shape of the people's resentment cut... I'm sure the tower is the pride of France, but I can't believe it's broken. No matter how much Korean, Japanese, and French people force their patriotism, it's useless if my family can't live. Patriotism sprouts only when the state solves life. Eventually, after a dirty power struggle, the morale fell and the number of national forces was reduced to 1/10 and the merciless suppression of the Versailles government forces began. Thierre requests Germany to take over some of the French prisoners held by the Germans. Bismarck hates being a French red. A strange cross-border alliance in which the nationalist rightists, who had been fighting each other until just now, are united with each other on the left. When the tired commune regime's gatekeeper on the wall of Paris left and the spy announced it, 70,000 Versailles troops quickly entered Paris. However, the commune regime also fiercely resists and fires every street. The angry government forces crush all the streets called streets by direct artillery fire. Reminds me of our Gwangju situation................... The difference is that the community is also very ruthless. Who's not a red...... Get him out of prison, including the Archbishop of Paris, and execute him recklessly. Government forces retaliate immediately as government forces and execute children's prisoners from the commune regime. It took seven days to suppress it.......... A total of 25,000 people died. Gwangju incident has 1,000 people. Literary trials were held, killing only a few dozen of the revolutionary warriors and exile in prison or on a South Pacific island like Papillon. The conservative government of the Republic is surprisingly generous...Only a few dozen people are executed. Is it like the generous honor of a rich Christian nobleman in the 19th century? Of course, the poor who woke up couldn't have overcome the pain of the early stages of the industrial revolution, which was too devastating... After that, such absurdity gradually corrected. It was not until the 1880s that the poor exercised their right to vote. But what about French imperialism, including the poor. Vietnam, Africa... The abbreviation tramples another abbreviation? Anyway, this is the first communist country, the Paris Commune. It's only been a few months and there's only one city in Paris. Communists at the center of an advanced capitalist state......of course, a rare case in the history of world politics, although it took place during the defeat of wars with external enemies such as Germany.