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The Black Death, caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, struck Paris in the 14th century. It began in central Asia and reached Marseille by ship from Italy. The bubonic plague spread through fleas on rats, resulting in an infectious fever that decimated about one-third of Paris’s population. Symptoms often included fever, chills, swollen lymph nodes, … Read more

Discover who is visiting Paris today by checking local updates. Follow France 24 for breaking news and insights on tourism and safety alerts. Stay informed about President Emmanuel Macron’s activities. Access expert hotel reviews and US travel advisories for a safe trip. Visit our Paris page for the latest information. Cultural highlights abound. Exhibitions at … Read more

The filing party is the individual or entity that starts a legal action. In civil cases, this person is usually the plaintiff. In family law cases, they are often called the petitioner. The filing party submits documents to the court and outlines their claims, playing a crucial role in the legal process. In e-filing procedures, … Read more

Ryan Seacrest will take Paula Faris’s place as co-anchor on “Good Morning America: Weekend.” Faris left her positions on ABC’s “The View” and GMA to focus on new interviews and personal projects. She announced her career change in August 2023 after a successful time at ABC News. In her absence, GMA will welcome a new … Read more

Oscar Wilde died in L’HÔTEL in Paris on November 30, 1900. His unpaid bill shows his financial issues. One of his last words, “I am dying beyond my means,” reveals his insolvency. His final moments in room 16 continue to spark mystery and interest among historians and fans alike. He spent his final days in … Read more

Marie-Augustine Aguillard was the only victim in the 1895 Gare Montparnasse train accident in Paris. She worked as a newspaper seller. The tragedy left her with two children aged five and nine. This disaster is well-remembered for its dramatic details, even though it resulted in only one fatality. Among the fatalities were at least 20 … Read more

The Paris Metro was developed by civil engineer Fulgence Bienvenüe. He designed it in April 1896 to meet the city’s traffic needs. The construction bid was awarded to Compagnie de Chemin de Fer Metropolitan in July 1897. Actual construction started in November 1898. The architectural impact of the Paris Metro is notable. The distinctive Art … Read more

Hector Guimard designed the Paris Metro signs in 1900. His work features decorative signs that represent Art Nouveau style and functionality. These designs are not just practical; they symbolize the Paris Metro’s significance in the city’s history. Guimard’s designs continue to influence modern architectural design and urban aesthetics. Hector Guimard’s designs stand out for their … Read more

Ayoub El Khazzani attempted to shoot passengers on a train in Paris in August 2015. He first claimed to be a robber but later confessed that his real motive was to kill Americans in revenge for bombings in Syria. His attack was successfully stopped by courageous passengers on board the train. The situation could have … Read more

In the late 18th century, bones from Paris cemeteries were moved to the Catacombs. In 1810, Hericart de Thury, a quarry inspector, organized these bones into artistic displays. His goal was to create order and honor the deceased, transforming a chaotic mass into an important historical site. In 1786, authorities began transferring skeletal remains from … Read more