Let's go! "Wandea. triumph or death"!

The year is 1793. Violent revolutionary tyranny of blood under the guillotine means and builds a “new France”. A king, monarchy supporters, thousands of priests and faithful were killed, but 4 of the 5 executed came from the 3rd state, or “French people”, in whose name the revolution was reportedly set in motion. The 3 large slogans of the revolution: freedom, equality, brotherhood, sound like a grim joke. In the spring of 1793, the French people of Wandea say “enough.” An uprising erupts, the Catholic and Royal Army is created, and on its banners the Sacred Heart of Jesus... To this day, this image is simply a symbol and is rightly respected by French Catholic and conventional environments.

The film's main character is the legendary François de Charette, a young, though already 4 years retired officer of the erstwhile Royal Navy. Wandian peasants almost forcefully urge him to take command of the uprising. The reluctant officer in the coming months will not only prove to be a clever military strategy, but will besides become a charismatic leader and builder of a heroic, free, dedicated thought and a ready-for-all insurgent army.

Wandea. triumph or death discovers an unjustly dust-covered past card. It is simply a tribute to the brave vandean people who sacrificed his life to defend freedom and faith. The revenge of the revolution was cruel, and the extermination of not only men, but besides children, women, aged after the fall of the uprising is called the first genocide in history. In 1984, John Paul II beatified 99 Vandian martyrs from Angers murdered out of hatred for faith. The communicative of the brave and faithful God of the Vandian insurgents is symbolic.

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