How and when did Georges Danton die?

Georges Danton, a prominent French Revolutionary leader, died on April 5, 1794, in Paris.12

His death was the result of his increasing moderation and vocal opposition to the Reign of Terror, which brought him into direct conflict with the revolutionary government. After being arrested during the night of March 29–30, 1794, Danton was brought before the Revolutionary tribunal. During his trial, he was denied the opportunity to fully defend himself after the Convention decreed that suspects who insulted national justice could be excluded from the debate.132

Danton was executed by guillotine alongside his friends. His final recorded words to the executioner were, "Show my head to the people, it is worth the trouble".12