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Français : Le monument aux morts des Hautes-Pyrénées a été érigé en 1919 et inauguré par la Maréchal Foch à la mémoire des soldats morts dans les conflits du XIXème et XXème siècle. La sculpture est l'œuvre de Firmin Michelet, né en 1875 et décédé en 1951.
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Author Photographie : Florent Pécassou - Sculpture : Firmin Michelet (1875-1951)
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