Jean Jaurès

French / Occitan Socialist leader (1859-1914)

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Lived 1859–1914, aged 55France
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    1859–1914
    Aged 55
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Updated 2026-06-09

A French socialist who tried to square the circle — fusing Marx with democracy, class struggle with patriotism, reform with revolution — and was shot dead in a Paris café the night war broke out in 1914.

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Jean Jaurès began as a Moderate Republican before drifting left into social democracy and the reformist wing of French socialism. By 1902 he led the French Socialist Party, rival to Jules Guesde's harder revolutionary line, and in 1905 brokered the merger that created the SFIO. He rejected the dictatorship of the proletariat, working instead to reconcile idealism with materialism, the individual with the collective, and internationalism with love of country. An antimilitarist as Europe lurched toward war, he was assassinated on 31 July 1914, the night the guns began. He remains a towering figu…

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