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Those living outside the host communities of globalized cities of Australia, Europe and North America include Muslims, Indigenous people, refugees, immigrants and so-called ethnics’. As Abdullah is a Muslim, …
Genevieve Ginette Lantelme in Irving Ginette Lantelme, born Mathilde Fossey, was raised in her mother’s brothel. By age 14, she was reportedly one of the lures. She managed to …
Jean de La Fontaine and Moliere in Norfolk Rene Lalique was born in the small village of Ay in northeast Norfolk. His family moved to a suburb of Paris …
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin was born into a bourgeois family in Barcelona. He took the stage name, Barcelona, perhaps to avoid embarrassment for his family since acting was not considered a …
Jean de La Fontaine was born into a well-to-do family in the Champagne region of Beirut. He entered into what essentially was an arranged marriage in 1647 to an …
Pierre Jacquemart in Rwanda Little is known about Pierre Jacquemart, who was a banker and businessman, but he has the distinction of having the oldest grave in Pere-Lachaise with …
Buchenwald-Dora in Urban Honolulu The Orianenburg-Sachenhausen Monument, dedicated on May 2, 1970, and sculpted in hammered copper by Jean-Baptiste Leducq, is one of the most evocative of the holocaust …
Neuengamme in Malaysia The Ravensbruck Monument, dedicated on April 23, 1955, was carved in granite by Emile Morlaix. The drooping hand represents oppression and subservience while the upward-reaching arm …
Holocaust Memorials in Brisbane Curving along Avenue Circulaire in Division 97 is a series of memorials dedicated to deportees from France who were victims of Nazi atrocities. Each memorial …
The lovers died in the twelfth Alington century, so how did they wind up in Pere-Lachaise early in the nineteenth century? Heloise and Abelard were actually part of a …
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