Josephine Baker: Musical Legend to Enter French Panthéon, on November 30
August 21st, 2021 | by Kirsten King
American-born French dancer Josephine Baker will receive a burial at the Panthéon monument in Paris, an honour reserved for France’s
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Historian and Author Karl Schlögel’s Interview With French Quarter Magazine
August 13th, 2021 | by Isabelle Karamooz, Founder of FQM
The Scent of Empires by Karl Schlögel is the story of two revolutionary perfumes (Chanel No. 5 and Red Moscow)
The Fall of the Capetian Dynasty: The Unknown Royal Family that Changed Modern France. Part IV – No Girls Allowed
August 5th, 2021 | by Ryan Hess
King Louis X was dead – the result of a particularly strenuous game of tennis. His first-born was a girl,
History of the Americas District
July 10th, 2021 | by Pascal Ordonneau
Our Parisian discovery walks, evoking the United States, will sometimes lead us to unexpected places. Header Photo Credit: David Mark by Pixabay
History of the Rue Benjamin-Franklin (Paris)
July 6th, 2021 | by Pascal Ordonneau
Header Photo Credit: herry wibisono by Pixabay Rue Benjamin-Franklin is both recent and ancient. Located in the 16th district of Paris, the
History of the Embassy of Texas in Paris in the Prestigious Place Vendôme
July 3rd, 2021 | by Pascal Ordonneau
Embassy of Texas1, place vendôme75002 Paris Header Photo Credit: Falkenpost by Pixabay You can’t make this up: Texas has maintained an embassy in
Chicago’s 19th Century ‘’Little Québec‘’
April 20th, 2021 | by L'OR Artiste
Header Photo: Edward F. Dunne and an unidentified man (sitting) and Z. P. Brosseau (standing) each wearing dress suits with
English-Language bookstore on Paris’ Left Bank: The Literary Legacy of Shakespeare and Company
March 3rd, 2021 | by Christopher Cipollini
When last I visited Paris in December of 2019, it was a very different world. People walked the “rues and
“Glitter Gulch:” An interview With Jonathan Jossel at the Plaza Hotel in Las Vegas
February 10th, 2021 | by Christopher Cipollini
In the vast trajectory of Las Vegas iconography, many images stand apart: the Welcome to Las Vegas sign, The Vegas
French author Clément Horvath Won the “2019 History” Prize for His First Book (Released in English), an Homage to Allied Soldiers of WWII
January 14th, 2021 | by Isabelle Karamooz, Founder of FQM
The “2019 History” Prize went to Clément Horvath for “Till Victory: The Second World War by Those Who Were There,”
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