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BB / 24 A curious


(Cover of a record of a pardon for 1906)

Subseries BB/24 is of the Graces requested and granted year XII approximately 1957. Over 117 linear meters (1275 items approx) communicable after a period of 75 years under the new Act of 2008. For the producer history and conservation history , see our BB/21 and BB/22 .

Presentation of content
Since the year XI, records receive a registration number to their opening to the Department of Justice. But within the different categories of records, methods of classification are different: either chronologically (by date of decision) or alphabetical (by order of names of convicted), or by appellate court and by department or Finally, digital (in order of registration).

Subseries BB/24 contains about 11,710 records of insurgents of the Commune of Paris in 1871 and records of clemency to death row (in order of registration records) between 1826 and 1916 (BB / 24/2001 to 2122, and in part to the group BB/24/34 1123).

Group BB/24/2380 BB/24/2395 to contain the pardon decrees of the Ministry of Justice and those taken under the Joint Justice and the War or Navy, or Air, or colonies. The pardons and amnesty are ranked together from 1940 to 1947. Only orders for the amnesty period from October 1947 to December 23, 1957.

Additional sources
Other parts of the same fund: National Archives (Paris): BB/21, 22, 23 and 28 .
National Archives (Fontainebleau): from 1917, records of clemency shall be kept in Fontainebleau, they are classified numerically and have been subject to any yard. Additional sources

terms Documentary: National Archives (Paris):
- C 3103-3128. Pardon Commission of the National Assembly to review the clemency petition brought by the insurgents of the Commune (1871-1876) (see cat. Somm., J. Charon, 1981, p. 99).
- Records recording graces of the French State in the fund under the symbol AG/2/524 Petain. There are two records of the Presidency of the Republic (1927-1938 and 1938-1944).


Summary Statement
BB/24/1 at 18-33. Mixtures. Records clemency year XII 1826 (Year VI [September 1797-September 1798] -1834); various states of convicts (1824-1830); issues clemency (1807-1824); homes shelter for juvenile prisoners in Paris and Lyon (1822-1823).
BB/24/34-63 to 1123. Records clemency from 1826 to 1916 (in order of registration records). Year II [September 1793-September 1794] -1921.
BB/24/1124 to 1138. Individual pardons, graces quarterly. 1926-1916.
BB/24/1139 2000. Odds vacant.
BB/24/2001 in 2122. Records clemency to death row (in order of registration records). 1826-1916.
BB/24/2123 to 2250. Odds vacant.
BB/24/2251 in 2379. Decisions and decrees relating to Thanksgiving (in chronological order). An XI [September 1802-September 1803] -1940.
BB/24/2380 to 2384. French State pardons. July 1940-16 August 1944.
BB/24/2385 to 2392. France Free. Fighting France (London, December 1940-May 1943), the French Committee of National Liberation and Provisional Government of the Republic French (Algiers, January-August 1944), Provisional Government of the French Republic (Paris, September 15, 1944 to January 16, 1947): pardons and amnesty (for the High Command civilian and military (General Giraud, Algiers, January-May 1943) and the French Committee of National Liberation (General de Gaulle, June-December 1943) only through September 24, 1943 to 1906 bound volume. The result of pardons is in the Department of Justice ).
BB/24/2393 to 2395. Fourth Republic: amnesty decrees. October 20, 1947 to December 23, 1957.

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