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St Joseph's Church |
St Joseph's Church is a church in the French Atlantic port of [[Le Havre]]. It was built, along with the vast majority of the current town, after the total devastation the town suffered during the [[Second World War]]. It is dedicated to the local citizens killed during both allied and axis air raids. |
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The Church was designed by the chief architect for the reconstruction of the town, [[August Perret]]. Mentor to [[Le Corbusier]] |
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| UNESCO World Heritage Site | |
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| Criteria | Cultural: ii, iv |
| Reference | 1181 |
| Inscription | 2005 (29th Session) |
Template:FixHTML St Joseph's Church is a church in the French Atlantic port of Le Havre. It was built, along with the vast majority of the current town, after the total devastation the town suffered during the Second World War. It is dedicated to the local citizens killed during both allied and axis air raids.
Architecture
The Church was designed by the chief architect for the reconstruction of the town, August Perret. Mentor to Le Corbusier