Vernovsky Paris
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In this article, published as an afterword to the 27th volume of the collected works of Jules Verne, Cecile Compere talks about “Verne's Paris” - that is, those places in the French capital and its suburbs that were directly connected with the life and work of Jules Verne. The streets and houses where he lived, worked, rested, and communicated with friends are indicated in detail; theaters where his plays were staged; buildings and institutions that he visited or could visit. The article was published in Revue Jules Verne. - 1997. - No. 2
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- Name of the Author
- Сесиль Компер
- Language
- Russian
- Translator
- Анатолий Григорьевич Москвин
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In this article, published as an afterword to the 27th volume of the collected works of Jules Verne, Cecile Compere talks about “Verne's Paris” - that is, th...