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The grave of Henriette and Simon Rath in Geneva

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English: The tomb of Genevan portraitist Jeanne Henriette Rath (1773-1856) and her brother Simon (1766-1819), who served as a general in the Russian army, at the Cimetière des Rois in Geneva, Switzerland.
Français : La tombe de Jeanne Henriette Rath (1773-1856), peintre portraitiste genevoise, et son fréère Simon (1766-1819), lieutenant général dans l’armée impériale russe, au cimetière des Rois à Genève en Suisse.
Deutsch: Das Grab der Genfer Porträtmalerin Jeanne Henriette Rath (1773-1856) und ihres Bruders Simon (1766-1819), der General in der russischen Arme war, auf dem Cimetière des Rois in Genf.
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