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Tomb of Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) - Writer and Poet
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Backside of Oscars Tomb
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9:01 - When the Gates of Pere Lachaise are opened
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Avenue des Acacias
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Where is Morrison? Where Wilde? Do you know Sarah Bernhardt? ... No, not at all ... and who is this Proust? - Tourists on the Pere Lachaise Cemetery
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People are smoking and singing "Non, je ne regrette rien" at the Grave of Edith Piaf
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Monument: Aux travailleurs municipaux la ville de Paris
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A normal Day at the Pere Lachaise Cemetery
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Ravens visiting the Cemetery, even the Tourists
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The Wardens House
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Mausoleums on Chemin Lesseps, Divission 16 (left) and 6 (right) / In the back of Morrison's grave
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Partial View on Oscar Wildes Tomb
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Partial View on Oscar Wildes Tomb
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Face to Face with my Death
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The only Cemetery-Kindergarden I know!
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Road bridge over the cemetery
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Between Life and Death
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Main Entrance to the Cemetery Montmartre
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Trauerhalle am Neuen Portal
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Gedenktafeln für jeden der 11.324 ermordeten Frankfurter Juden
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Main Gate to the Rural Cemetery
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Grave of Ivar Huitfeldt (1848-1910)
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Death and Beauty next to Life and Disorientation
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Crematorium of the Père Lachaise / In the back the Columbarium Walls
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Morrison's Grave
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Daily work in the graveyard
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I hate those nosy, pushy cemetery tourists!
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Spectators at the Grave of the Father of the Paris Metro
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Jona bemerkt den "fehlenden" Fuß / Jona discovered the "missing" foot
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Der Mensch im Angesicht seiner Vergänglichkeit / The human in the face of his transience
