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Death certificate of the three unknown victims in the fire of the Bazaar of Charity the 4 May 1897 in Paris.

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English: Death certificate of the three unknown victims in the fire of the Bazaar of Charity the 4 May 1897 at 19 rue Jean-Goujon in Paris. These are three of the six women unknown transported to the former Paris morgue at 2 quai de l'Archevêché. The death toll is over 125 people.
Français : Actes d'état civil de décès de trois victimes inconnues mortes dans l'incendie du Bazar de la Charité, le 4 mai 1897 au 19 rue Jean-Goujon à Paris. Il s'agit de trois des six femmes inconnues transportées à l'ancienne morgue de Paris au 2 quai de l'Archevêché. Le nombre de morts s'élève à plus de 125 personnes.
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Source Registre d'état civil, année 1897, actes de décès marqués d'un « X » n° 1371 au n° 1373, cote du document V4E / 8289, vue 21 sur 31, aux Archives de Paris et à la mairie du 4e arrondissement de Paris.
Registres d'état civil, sur le site des Archives de Paris.
Author Archives de Paris
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