Fall of the Bastille

This novel deals with the details of the fall of the Bastille prison, which became a symbol of tyranny and injustice, since it was transformed into a prison for opponents and instigators against the state, and the first spark of the French Revolution was launched from it on July 14, 1789, and to this day France still celebrates the occasion of storming the prison, as it is the National Day of France (Fête). Nationale), on that date every year.The author of this novel is the French novelist Alexandre Demas, who is considered one of the most famous European writers in the nineteenth century AD. He presented a group of immortal plays and novels, and his works were translated into about a hundred languages, and he also provided world cinema with hundreds of films over two centuries. He died In the year 1870 AD, leaving behind a valuable legacy of books of an epic historical nature, the most famous of which are: "The Three Musketeers," "Twenty Years Later," "Queen Margo," "The Forty-Five Guards," "The Leader of the Wolves," "The Misery of Love," and others. .