File:Plaque porte chapelle Picpus.jpg
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English: Plaque near the door of the chapel (destroyed) in the Picpus cemetery, Paris 12th arr. The grave diggers used this chapel as office to collect the clothes when they undress the victims before burying them.
Français : Plaque près de la porte de la chapelle (détruite) au cimetière de Picpus, Paris 12e arr. Les fossoyeurs firent leur bureau de cette chapelle pour faire l'inventaire des vêtements dont ils dépouillaient les victimes. |
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