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Français : Monument aux morts de l'Armée noire - Reims- A.Bluysen, architecte & P. Moreau-Vauthiers, statuaire - Le monument fut érigé en 1924 (inauguré le 13 juillet). Il fut détruit par l'occupant allemand en septembre 1940. Un double original, le seul restant, se trouve à Bamako (place de la liberté). Un noveau monument fut édifié à la place mais d'un aspect différent.
English: War Memorial of the "Black Army" composed of Senegalese soldiers serving in the French Army - Reims- A.Bluysen, architect & P. ​​Moreau-Vauthiers, statuary - The monument was erected in 1924 (inaugurated on July 13). It was destroyed by the German occupation in September 1940. Two monuments were originally created, the ther is in Bamako (place of freedom). A new monument was built in reims, but with a different design.
Date circa 1925
date QS:P,+1925-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source Carte postale - collection personnelle
Author Auteur anonyme - éditeur Jacques Fréville à Reims

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