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    tomholmberg
    Aug 06, 2020

    What a Month!

    First Josephine was decapitated (well, actually, years ago), then her body was thrown in the ocean, and now somebody broke off Pauline's toe. You just can't win!




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    Anti-racism protesters in Martinique tear down statue of Napoleon's wife
    Anti-colonial activists in France’s overseas territory of Martinique in the Caribbean have torn down two statues of colonial-era figures, including Joséphine de Beauharnais, the wife of French empero…



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    The Austrian Tourist Who Sat on a Sculpture at Italy's Antonio Canova Museum Has Issued an Apology | artnet News
    An Austrian tourist has confessed to breaking the toes off a Museo Antonio Canova sculpture while posing for a photo in its lap.

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