Who rests at Père-Lachaise?
Berthe de COURRIÈRE
Clésinger's model, Péladan's muse, she rests with Rémy de Gourmont.
Voir la ficheFabrice EMAER
“Prince of the Night”: the Pimm's, the Sept, the Palace — and not a penny put by.
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Allan KARDEC
The most flower-strewn dolmen in the cemetery, and the strangest meeting place in Père-Lachaise.
Voir la ficheMarie-Anne LENORMAND
She told the future to Joséphine, Robespierre and Marat — and died a millionaire.
Voir la ficheGaëtan LEYMARIE
Convicted of “spiritist fraud” in 1875 — one year in prison.
Voir la ficheFather Hyacinthe (Hyacinthe LOYSON)
A Discalced Carmelite turned husband and founder of a Church: his ashes and his wife's in a single urn.
Voir la ficheBonne Maman
Widowed, she sought her husband in the beyond — and became the grandmother of Parisian spiritualism.
Voir la fichePAPUS (Gérard Encausse)
This physician was the magus consulted by the court of Tsar Nicholas II.
Voir la ficheMarie REGNAULT, known as Régine de Montille
Her death, in 1887, kept the French press in suspense for more than a month.
Voir la ficheÉtienne-Gaspard ROBERTSON
He made Marat and Robespierre appear before terrified audiences.
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