Nicolas Jacques Pelletier was the first person to be executed by guillotine in France on April 25, 1792. He was a convicted highwayman and murderer, and his death sentence was carried out as a demonstration of the newly invented guillotine's efficiency and humanity compared to other execution methods. Pelletier's death marked the beginning of the widespread use of the guillotine during the French Revolution as a more humane and egalitarian form of capital punishment.
Nicolas Jacques Pelletier died in 1792.
Nicolas Jacques Pelletier on 25 April 1792.
Jacques Pelletier du Mans died in 1582.
it was first used on Nicolas Jacques Pelletier on April 25, 1792
Nicolas Jacques Pelletier on April 25, 1792. He was a robber from Paris, France.
Jacques-Nicolas Bellin died in 1772.
Jacques-Nicolas Roettiers died in 1788.
Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens died in 1881.
Jacques-Nicolas Colbert died in 1707.
Jacques Nicolas Bellavène died in 1826.
Jean Jacques Nicolas Huot died in 1845.
Nicolas-Jacques Conté died on 1805-12-06.