JEWS’ RIGHTS IN FRANCE AFTER 1789 REVOLUTION
JEWS’ RIGHTS IN FRANCE AFTER 1789 REVOLUTION

Summary/Abstract: The traditional concept on human rights, that of French Revolution, is based on the postulate that all human beings have the same rights, that these rights are equal for everyone, transcending particular quality. Law ignores these qualities and rule’s universality is the pledge of equality. Reality is less simple and one can observe that, during certain periods, not only that Jews have been appreciated according to race, but also they can be considered as such nowadays, in times of no oppression or persecution.

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