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Basilique Saint-Denis - Paris, France
reopened the church in 1806, but the royal remains were left in their mass graves. Following Napoleon's first exile to Elba, the Bourbons briefly returned to power. They ordered a search for the corpses of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, which were found on January 21, 1815 and brought to St. Denis ...
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Basilique Saint-Denis (La), Paris, France : Reviews of Basilique Saint-Denis (La) - Yahoo! Travel
The first church was built in 475. It housed the tomb of Saint-Denis, who according to legend, carried his head there after he was beheaded. In the 12th century, ...
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Basilique Saint Denis - Paris Travel Guide - VirtualTourist.com
Kings and Queens (merovingian, carolingian, capetos), royal children, and some royal servants found a crowded place for their final rest: some common mass graves , where the revolutionaries put their bodies in great disorder in 1793. Some of the tombs were destroyed but others were kept safe in Chur...
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