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TIL The famous Madame Tussaud started out in Paris during the French Revolution. Marie Tussaud used to make 'death masks' of famous people who's heads had been chopped by the Guillotine. She
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Random History of the Day - December 8, 1793: Madame du Barry, the last official mistress of King Louis XV of France, was executed by guillotine in Paris at approximately 50 years
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Madame Tussauds London - Did you know that during the French Revolution, Marie Tussaud was hastily forced by King Louis XVI to prove her allegiance to the palace by making the death
Madame du Barry: From Prostitute to King Louis XV's Last Mistress, and Died as Famous Victim of the French Revolution | Feature Series | THE VALUE | Art News
a book review by Lisa Verge Higgins: Madame Tussaud: A Novel of the French Revolution
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How MADAME DU BARRY looked in Real Life (Louis XV's Mistress)- With Animations- Mortal Faces - YouTube
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Madame du Barry, 8th December 1793 - Madame Guillotine
How Madame Tussaud Built An Empire Out Of Wax
