At the End of the Second Month His Unconscious Hands Were All Over His Body Including His Chest Area

 51 Years Ago Today This Was the End

Saturday 3rd of July 1971
Singer-songwriter and poet Jim James Douglas Morrison aka The Lizard King aka Mr. Mojo Risin' known from The Doors dies of a hemorrhage after snorting an unintentional overdose of heroin at the age of 28 in 17 Rue Beautreillis, Paris, IVe, Île-de-France, France.

When the overdose occurred he refused the prescription. He had been on a two-month drug binge for many years. He told the BBC that he had been so depressed and inattentive he had been unable to sleep. On 7 July 1971 he met another man, Mr. M, who was on an illicit drug binge for a month. At the end of the second month his unconscious hands were all over his body, including his chest area. (a) He had been a member of the rock band The Rolling Stones.
(b) He was a member of the punk band G.I. Joe.
(c) The Rolling Stones have a website dedicated to the album. There's a photo of his father standing over his son with his thumb and right side of his face. (d) The Rolling Stones have a collection of poems by their son, titled "How He Stopped Losing Himself in Love". He later claimed that he could not afford to pay for his own son's care. (e) A young girl said.

In 1938 He Became Head

 65 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 26th of June 1957
Writer Alfred Bruno Döblin known for his novel Berlin Alexanderplatz dies of Parkinson's disease at the age of 79 in Psychiatrischen Landeskrankenhaus, Neubronnstraße 25, Emmendingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

Döblin, who founded the family publishing company América Co., produced a collection of short stories in which he is depicted as a member of the family which contains no family. During 1891 he was knighted by the French Emperor Philippe VI during his final stay as leader of Great Britain. Döblin died of dysentery at 93 in July 1907. He was 78 years old at the time. His publisher was Bausch Eiene in Munich, Germany, which published his novel Berlin Alexanderplatz and the children's novel Berlin Alexanderplatz. Bausch Eiene bought Berlin Alexanderplatz from P.K. Rijen and produced six short stories. Rijen and Rijen founded the family publishing company América Co., located in Paris, Germany, known for their short stories but also for their short stories about the world. After Rijen died in 1938, there was a public outcry against the publication of his novels, many of them published as stories, in Bausch Eiene magazine. In 1938 he became head.

As a Result of His Death the University of Notre Dame Has Been Divided in Two

 38 Years Ago Today

Monday 25th of June 1984
Philosopher Michel Paul Foucault dies of AIDS at the age of 58 in Hôpital de la Salpêtrière, Boulevard de l'Hôpital, Paris, XIIIe, Île-de-France, France.
As a result of his death, the University of Notre Dame has been divided in two. This gives us a chance to continue our research in this field during our 90th anniversary with a complete and comprehensive historical and scientific history of the AIDS Virus, an achievement that will surely inspire many.
All this information remains with us but since the announcement of the new Center of AIDS Virus Research at the University of Oxford (http://www.olecvresearch.com), it seems clear that the current Research and Teaching Foundation of the University of Notre Dame has achieved a truly global recognition with a truly global funding source. In our time in the field we have already received much funding which has enabled us to develop a worldwide research centre where to gather scientific knowledge, develop scientific research tools by studying the virus over such a long period of time, help researchers and scientists gain insights and to expand the knowledge around the AIDS Virus.
Today, we have a number more scientists who are working on the project and are now working with one another on more projects, in addition to our research.

While He Had His Eyes Closed Her Heart Came Back on

 63 Years Ago Today His Grave Was Ready to Spit on

Tuesday 23rd of June 1959
Writer, poet, musician, actor and engineer Boris Vian aka Vernon Sullivan aka Bison Ravi aka Baron Visi aka Brisavion dies of cardiac arrest at the age of 39 in Cinema Marbeuf, 34 Rue Marbeuf, Paris, VIIIe, Île-de-France, France.
Minutes after the film version of 'J'Irai Cracher sur Vos Tombes' began Vian reportedly blurted out: "These guys are supposed to be American? My ass!" He then collapsed into his seat and died en route to the hospital.

Rudy's daughter was horrified by this, and she immediately began filming the film. While he had his eyes closed, her heart came back on. Rudy died the following day. Rudy said "I am sure one day you could live or die, but this is what you've done to every woman that would see those words in your own voice. I'm sure that the people that read every single piece of the film as though they were written by a young man will come to you, 'that's the real story' and you will be amazed." Rudy's love for comedy was all around him before Rudy died from a heart attack in a theater at Cannes, France, on 28, May 1999 on the 30th.
Tuesday 24th of January 1960 Rudy was born.

It Is Reported that He Survived Which Has Led to Speculation that He Was Killed by the Guillotine Used to Kill Him

 165 Years Ago Today

Monday 11th of May 1857
Criminal and criminalist Eugène François Vidocq known for founding the first known private detective agency dies of cholera at the age of 82 in 2 Rue Saint-Pierre Popincourt, Paris, XIe, Île-de-France, France.

It is reported that he survived, which has led to speculation that he was killed by the guillotine used to kill him. Vidocq was educated at the private hospital located in Saint-Charles Lourdes in Paris on 15th November 1835, where he was given a degree in politics and published many books, in 1842, 1888 and 1989. His work received the highest award of honors under the title "Madonna" under the name "Vladimir" at the award ceremony as well as being cited by the English Historical Review as one of the book's greatest works. Vidocq was appointed as "Victoire Pierre Bouschêque d'Ombre" in 1881 and became an officer in the French police force in 1897. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel, but had to return to France in 1897. In 1903, his wife Maria Bouschère disappeared and died at the age of 86. Vidal moved to the French colonial police force in 1908 while working on an investigation into organized crime in Paris. A French detective of the famous French criminal police company, Jean V.

She Was Buried at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on September 29, 2013

 172 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 16th of April 1850

Wax sculptor Marie Tussaud dies of natural causes at the age of 89 in London, Greater London, United Kingdom.

She was buried at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on September 29, 2013. Tussaud was born on 3rd June 1782 in Port-de-Courcelette, in Belgium. Her son was born in Belgium at the age of twelve. In 1694 she left her native Poinsettia, just outside of Paris. In 1695 she moved to the French city of Sainte-Anne and was able to marry Henry VIII of France. She spent some time as a cook in her native Poinsettia while the two moved to the city after Henry's death. Tussaud spent a long career as a seamstress and her children gave her considerable insight into the work she was doing and the life she lived through as a seamstress herself. Tussaud's husband Edward of Arras was buried at her mother's grave at the Royal Poinsettia in Paris on November 8, 1774. The couple married at Saint Mary's, in Paris and Tussaud's late husband Edward died in 1827.
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He Was Just a Regular Man Who Would Work on Paintings for Museums, Churches and Educational Institutions

 15 Years Ago Today

Sunday 8th of April 2007
Conceptual artist Sol Solomon LeWitt dies of cancer at the age of 79 in New York City, New York, United States.

He was just a regular man who would work on paintings for museums, churches and educational institutions. His paintings have been featured on magazines as well as on TV programs, newspapers, magazines and on films.
I always felt that with every painting he had a unique meaning to the world and wanted to be truly open to this new world. This was his most popular painting, of all time. He came from just shy of thirty years of age, but a strong young man. He was the first artist to visit a hospital in Chicago and his paintings are often seen in hospitals in this location.
In 1955, Solomon left Paris for Stuttgart, Germany. He was the youngest of four children, but still wanted an active lifestyle. The painter came with his father during his stay in Sweden and, while they continued their journey, made an appointment with a local artist who represented his family to be accepted into the Hahnemann School of Design, and they were happy after making the appointment.
This painting, by Theodor Solove, was featured in the Hahnemann School as a part of "The Art of Man," the Hahnemann Library of Arts & Culture (HCAAC) exhibition of the German National Museum (Bauen).

In This Novel Hemingway Is Told That He Never Knew Ernest Was a Writer Until He Became Blind on His Right Hand and Became a Vegetarian

 96 Years Ago Today He Was Collected

Wednesday 31st of March 1926
Writer John Robert Fowles known for his novel The Collector is born in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, United Kingdom.

He met Ernest Hemingway by coincidence while he was a student in Paris where he wrote poetry and won awards for his work. Ernest, now deceased with several sclerosis and chronic fatigue, writes on the subject of his experiences in New Zealand - New Zealand in the 1930s and 1940s.
I was invited to write to you for my own part, the novel which took place and is dedicated to Ernest Hemingway and his poetry. I believe many of you here know Ernest as the poet that I love and think that this is one of my favourite collections!
In the years that have followed his life Ernest has collected works and works of fiction and poetry that would be considered classics, but have recently come under scrutiny by some critics who have said that the novel is not so original that it has been forgotten.
In this novel Hemingway is told that he never knew Ernest was a writer until he became blind on his right hand and became a vegetarian; his son is born from the same condition when Ernest is able to read, even though they are in school still. In fact despite having read to a few times Ernest never learned about Hemingway and was almost afraid at times to read Hemingway's poetry.
I was invited to write to you.

He Was the Subject of Numerous Murders in This Country, Including Léger's Execution of a Young Girl; His Execution by Shooting of Three Persons; His Shooting of a Young Dog; His Drowning of a Pregnant Woman in New York; His Rape of a Newborn Baby and in the Middle of the Night He Is Murdered at a Hotel

 85 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 30th of March 1937
Child killer Lucien Léger aka L'étrangleur nº 1 is born in Paris, Île-de-France, France.

An 11 year old boy. He was the subject of numerous murders in this country, including Léger's execution of a young girl; his execution by shooting of three persons; his shooting of a young dog; his drowning of a pregnant woman in New York; his rape of a newborn baby; and in the middle of the night, he is murdered at a hotel, murdered by a group calling themselves the Stade des Anglais (People of Anglais and the Black Stag), kidnapped by a German gangster and later murdered. A few days ago, a group of Jewish families and a man came to Paris just to watch him kill. The last person they saw was Lucien Léger. He was the last person to ever come.
Léger became an infamous figure amongst his peers on the Internet after this attack, as he was portrayed as a "Jewish pedophile" whose "tradition" would become part of his DNA database.
He is currently living in another country named France.
Léger was a Jewish pedophile who murdered four young women, who claimed to be his friends and their mother in Paris for a religious holiday, and who would kill their mother, as well as their father.

The Best Scientists Are the Scientists Who Develop the Technologies That the Others Are Interested in Developing

 104 Years Ago Today

Monday 25th of March 1918
Presumed illegitimate son of Adolf Hitler Jean-Marie Loret is born as Jean-Marie Lobjoie in Seboncourt, Aisne, France.

He graduated from Seboncourt High School with a BA in English and Philosophy in 1975. A year later he went to Paris for graduate business before coming to France after finishing college. He worked at C.S.M. and subsequently took his teaching course with us when the school was in a crisis. In 1972 Jean-Marie was elected in the Socialist Party, and is now president. He is a member of the committee of his own party. He is also a member of the committee of his own party. Jean-Marie has made numerous advances in modern science and is considered by many to be the most outstanding scientist on the planet.
"I have been a student for fifteen years and have been involved in the scientific community from a young age. The people who are really concerned are my colleagues. They want to be involved in the development of this great world, the best scientists, and the best scientists are the scientists who develop the technologies that the others are interested in developing. That is what the scientists in Germany are interested in. They want to see humanity develop for ever, and then we'll build a world, one that has a high possibility of being inhabited by advanced people. Only the world's leading scientists will do this."

It Was Only With Such Rapid Advancement That He Became a Member of an Influential Club Which Helped to Make His Vision a Reality

 126 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 18th of February 1896
Surrealist writer André Breton aka The Father of Surrealism is born in Tinchebray, Basse-Normandie, France.

But he was born in Tinchebray, France, a man of great intellect and the perfect simplicity that is characteristic of the spirit. After his mother divorced her husband he began to become a spiritual seeker in the city of Tinchebray, with the promise of eternal lives. After learning how to use his mind to find truth in himself he became a spiritual teacher at a religious conference in Paris. As a young man, he took a course under the supervision of the physician Dr. G. Bloch, who later became a well liked and powerful man with whom he developed different abilities and also developed an early fascination for reading. It was only with such rapid advancement that he became a member of an influential club which helped to make his vision a reality.
Born in Tinchebray, Switzerland, on 1 April 1897, Breton was already a strong Catholic, already being ordained and serving in the army for a few years. Unfortunately, after the fall of his father's government, having already been brought down to a position of warring factions, Breton was moved by the growing power of the Catholic Church to join a party which began opposing Catholicism at every level, not to mention of the Protestant churches.

I Hope that at Your Birthday Celebration You Will Read to You a Poem and Write a Few

 113 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 3rd of February 1909

Philosopher, mystic and political activist Simone Adolphine Weil is born in 19 Boulevard de Strasbourg, Paris, Xe, Île-de-France, France.

She has been living in France since 1934. Her father, a French soldier, was sent from the Third Army to join the French army in 1918. In 1941 she enlisted, became an infantryman at the age of 20 and took up martial arts in 1949. Simone studied philosophy and sociology, mathematics and biology. She wrote about her childhood and career with an emphasis on the nature of the human mind, the nature of our being, our nature and life, and on a wide scale. Simone gained political and religious prominence during the Second World War, was also a member of the Communist Party and was arrested for espionage during the French campaign to overthrow the dictator Francisco Franco. An artist after graduation Simone became an art critic. Since 1945 she has been working on artwork for a number of artists. In the 80s Simone became a self-proclaimed socialist and an artist known as a socialist activist, a revolutionary leftist. Her work has reached an important mass audience with works by Michelangelo and the Spanish Revolution. Simone was featured in the December 15th edition of the National Poetry Book of France because of the volume's title: In Paris... I hope that at your birthday celebration you will read to you a poem and write a few.

As a Political Scientist Her Main Goal Was to Prove that What I Had Seen and Had Heard Was Wrong

 85 Years Ago Today

Saturday 30th of January 1937
Actress and political activist Vanessa Redgrave is born in London, Greenwich, Greater London, United Kingdom.

In 1960 Vanessa worked with the British Humanist Association for Social Research. She was a member of the British Humanist Association for Social Research Advisory Board. She had her PhD dissertation at West Sussex University before travelling to Paris and finishing her PhD at West Sussex University as a lecturer. As a political scientist her main goal was to prove that what I had seen and had heard was wrong. She became the first woman to propose a political philosophy, and then she wrote a book on political philosophy called 'Democracy and the State', which was published in 1997 by the German Institute for the Study of Political Philosophy and published in 1998 and has since been translated into more languages and published in English and German. She is the world's longest known political scientist on the subject, which includes working on the 'Greenwich Theory', 'Reducing Terrorism to Peaceful Violence', and on the social sciences. In the UK she co-founded the Research Ethics Commission and is currently a member of UK Parliament. In 1990 on a trip to the United Arab Emirates she spoke at a conference of European Parliament members for human rights. On her career she has written two books that have been translated into more than 130 languages and five books of personal essays that have been used in court cases in the UK. She is also involved in the Feminist Movement.

His Last Words and a Poem About what it Is Like Being Here Could Be Found Here

 28 Years Ago Today

Sunday 30th of January 1994
Writer Pierre François-Marie-Louis Boulle known for Planet of the Apes dies of natural causes at the age of 82 in Paris, Île-de-France, France.

His last words and a poem about what it is like being here could be found here. He died at the age of 84. He was born in 1788, France. Born in Paris on 30th July of 1882, he is known as Pierre Francois-Marie-Boulle in French and also for his last poem. The following are all of him's poems. A total of 3.000 poems have been printed by him, most of these are here on Amazon.com. They are now available in 10 different languages. These poems are from 1st to 17th century France. French writers are sometimes referred to as Parisians, sometimes as writers from other parts of the world. These were not all French writers until after the Revolution in 1830, and there were certainly at least 2.000 famous Parisian writers from all over the World by the time of Napoleon Bonaparte (1690-1713), and of these, only some of whom are from the East. However, many of these may have been of French or British origin. There are many more French (German or Polish) poets from the past, like Jean-Jacques Chabon in 1681. The poets of the past.

I Want to Give Life to the Memories

 80 Years Ago Today

Thursday 29th of January 1942

Singer, actress and murderess Claudine Georgette Longet is born in Paris, Île-de-France, France. Her father is also born in France.

As a young adult, she worked for the state of Sint Maastricht and also as an actress. Following the end of her high school career in France, she studied in Paris. While living in Paris, she was forced to make a stop in Munich when the German troops came, after the Nazi occupation of Paris. While living there, Longet first saw several of her fellow students, including her sister Klaas. Eventually, she found a job in Krakow to prepare a documentary about her situation. The film was screened at the Berlin Film Society and won the Razzie Award as Best Document: "I want to give life to the memories". Longet, in life and in history. Edit.

On 27 August 1942, a group of military officers from France stormed the main railway office and captured the chief executive. This caused the government to declare that there would be no political transition unless there was a genuine transition. The government responded in an official communiqué, telling Longet that her "unbearable delay and uncertainty, since she lived in a French colony, was a cause which must always be rectified". Longet's body was found buried in the woods near her.

Laurita (16/05/05) Died Unexpectedly on July 2, 2005 When Her Right Hand Was Crushed by a Drug Overdose

 17 Years Ago Today

Friday 28th of January 2005
Actress Karen Lancaume known from the crime-thriller Baise-moi commits suicide by an overdose of medication at the age of 32 in Paris, XIVe, Île-de-France, France.

Kramer Laurita (1/27/05) – Actress Marian Laurita (La Malaise), 37, died of her wounds the day after a drug overdose in Marseille, France. Laurita (6/15/05) – Died of natural causes as a drug victim on February 4, 2005. Laurita (25/02/05) – Died of drug overdose on November 1, 2004 at her home in a town near Lyon, France. Laurita (30/01/05) – Died in May at her home in the village of Larissa, in Larissa, on September 1, 2005. Laurita (28/02/05) – Died at her home in the village of Les de Gaulle, in the village of Clapelle, on Sept 18, 2004. Laurita (23/02/05) – Died in May 2007. Laurita (19/02/05) – died in June 2010. Laurita (16/05/05) – died unexpectedly on July 2, 2005 when her right hand was crushed by a drug overdose.

She Has Been Writing Many Children's Stories Including Children's Fiction Like Children's Short Stories, Children's Play, Children's Drama, and Children's Movies Including Those Based on Real Children's Stories and Films Such as Children's Cartoons, Children's Movies, Cartoons, and Children's Dance

 78 Years Ago Today

Monday 17th of January 1944
Singer-songwriter Françoise Madeleine Hardy is born in Rue d'Aumale, Paris, IXe, Île-de-France, France.

After returning from her childhood in Africa, she has been writing many children's stories including children's fiction like children's short stories, children's play, children's drama, and children's movies including those based on real children's stories and films such as children's cartoons, children's movies, cartoons, and children's dance. She also writes children's books in children's form, and plays in children's movies and plays as both a child actress and producer of short story-based music and children's television. Born on 29th December 1934, she is on her way to becoming a director at her parents. Her children, her children's movie films, children's play, children's children's dance, and so on offer the many forms of music and youth dance which she enjoys composing and being influenced by. Françoise is of French and Italian descent. About 23 years of age in February 1975 she was admitted to a boarding school where she studied piano at a major and studied at a private school. During that journey Françoise took her child role as a child actor, singing as a child and acting as a child. At about 16 years of age she had given birth to twins, so as to make her child a good baby girl.

Paul Rose From the Dark Night in Which He Had Worked as a Janitor

 126 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 8th of January 1896
Poet Paul Marie Verlaine dies of a kidney and stomach disease at the age of 52 in 39 Rue Descartes, Paris, Ve, Île-de-France, France.

He is of mixed noble and dignitary appearance and is a native of France. Paul was born at Auteuilé, where his father took up residence in 1888. He died in Paris, April 19th 1905 and was buried at the cemetery on September 27th 1906. He was buried in the family home on the Rue d'Eau de Marne and is in the family residence of Robert-Claude de la Mont-Quervous. He died at the hospital of a stroke at 18.30 hours April 19th, 1896. On May 29th, 1902 Paul's birth certificate was signed to the public which confirms that he was born in Paris, June 3rd 1904. He was the son of Jean-Louis Verlaine Vieux, who married Anne de Duchovny Vieux. On April 29th, 1906, Paul rose from the dark night in which he had worked as a janitor, and moved back to Paris at the end of the month to study business in the city. He was a clerk in his own printing house, in the same place he received his business degree. On 18.02, he was employed as a painter and salesman at St. Martin's

After I Retired I Became an Exhibitionist Living in a Warehouse Next to the University of Paris

 84 Years Ago Today

Friday 7th of January 1938

Artist, writer and filmmaker Roland Topor is born in 11 Rue Corbeau, Paris, Xe, Île-de-France, France.

Topor's family moved to this tiny town, and he spent almost his childhood there before starting his studies for the French academy of Arts and Sciences, where he studied for more than 30 years. Over the years, he has been studying, writing, drawing, doing art and designing art with an eye to making works of art. He came to Paris once to start a magazine called L'Engines in 1938, but it was sold and retired. For a time I was a young artist and photographer. After I retired I became an exhibitionist, living in a warehouse next to the University of Paris, the only one of its kind. I went into the arts and culture of New York, but soon abandoned school, and went back into the business, eventually becoming a photographer in Paris for three years.

A good year later I quit the magazine and went back to work in France as an art critic under the name Fabian Delitzschrutt. This is probably the most difficult work I have ever done. I have come to see art as something that should be admired for its beauty but is also more important for people than what it means to be known as an artist. As a matter of fact, as early as I was doing my work.

The First of Several Works Called "Nietzscheman" that Gained Attention for its Artistic Quality

 108 Years Ago Today

Monday 5th of January 1914
Artist Nicolas de Staël is born as Nicolaï Vladimirovitch Staël von Holstein in St. Petersburg, Northwestern Federal District, Russia.

From 1903 on it got her name "Nietzscheman" and took up the art profession. Initially at a young age she tried several ways to create her own works but stopped, but ended up becoming highly successful. In 1918 her painting "Nigeria, La Mortise" became a permanent object of her desire, and while she still doesn't find her painting interesting, it is certainly worth looking at more deeply and more critically.

After being released from prison in 1933 she began her work as a teenager, studying at Althusser, the German Academy of Film Arts in Munich. After five years of work she published her first book in Paris by the name of Nicolaï Vladimirovitch Staël, published in 1935, which was the first of several works called "Nietzscheman" that gained attention for its artistic quality. The second book in the series by Niels Oettinger is already published in various editions.

Nicolaï had worked together with other artists for nearly two decades. She began to show what she could achieve when she created small canvases of her own designs during the early 1900s, when she completed the work without the professional help of friends. She was able to accomplish.