- The
Communards (French: [kɔmynaʁ]) were
members and
supporters of the short-lived 1871
Paris Commune formed in the wake of the
French defeat in the Franco-Prussian...
- The
Communards were a
British synth-pop duo
formed in
London in 1985. They
consisted of
Scottish singer Jimmy Somerville and
English musician Richard Coles...
-
soldiers of the
National Guard seized control of the city on 18 March. The
Communards killed two
French Army
generals and
refused to
accept the
authority of...
-
prominence in the 1980s with the synth-pop
groups Bronski Beat and the
Communards. With
Bronski Beat,
Somerville achieved commercial success with the 1984...
- by The
Communards. Both of
their studio albums,
Communards and Red,
reached the top ten and
achieved Platinum status in the UK. The
Communards had success...
-
Communards is the
debut studio album by
British synth-pop duo the
Communards,
released on 14 July 1986 by
London Records. The
album was
produced by Mike...
- d'Honneur.
Fighting continued until 28 May, when the last
Communard soldiers surrendered. 43,522
Communards were
taken prisoner,
including 1,054 women. More than...
- Red is the
second and
final studio album by
British synth-pop duo the
Communards,
released on 5
October 1987 by
London Records in the
United Kingdom and...
- The
Revolutionary Communard Party (Turkish:
Devrimci Komünarlar Partisi, DKP) is a left-wing
political organisation founded on 4
February 2016, following...
-
notably in 1974 by
Gloria ****nor and in 1987 by
British pop
group the
Communards.
Recorded in June 1970 and
released as a
single in
March 1971, the song...
