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15 de may. de 2022 · French President Emmanuel Macron has set a deadline of 2024 to reopen Paris’s Notre-Dame Cathedral to worshippers and visitors. FRANCE 24's Revisited show is...
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8 de dic. de 2020 · An intriguing combination of new technology with a knowledge of history, archaeology and ancient crafts provides hope that the cathedral, severely damaged in an April 15, 2019, fire, will be saved.
17 de abr. de 2019 · 2 of 10 |. Experts prepare to lift a statue from the damaged Notre Dame cathedral after the fire in Paris, Tuesday, April 16, 2019. Experts are assessing the blackened shell of Paris’ iconic Notre Dame cathedral to establish next steps to save what remains after a devastating fire destroyed much of the almost 900-year-old building.
The fire inside the 850-year-old cathedral in Paris spread quickly throughout its largely wooden structure before it could be controlled. A heritage monument that took almost 200 years to build was partially destroyed in just minutes. While many of the objects inside Notre Dame were saved by the 400 or so firefighters who tackled the blaze, the ...
Save Notre-Dame On Fire is a virtual reality escape game that recounts the historic rescue of Notre-Dame de Paris during the fire that almost destroyed the cathedral on April 15, 2019. This escape game is based on the movie “Notre-Dame On Fire” by Jean-Jacques Annaud and seeks to pay further tribute to the Paris fire brigade who helped make the game immersive and authentic.
29 de may. de 2020 · First page of Victor Hugo’s manuscript for the Hunchback of Notre Dame, circa 1830. In 1831, a young Victor Hugo enjoyed publication of his first smash hit, Notre-Dame de Paris, known by anglophones as The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Several years prior, Hugo became aware of the cathedral’s alarming condition. After the French revolution ...
