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Is the cemetery from Disney's the Hunchback of Notre-Dame real?
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∙ 12y ago
Sure. Paris has many famous cemeteries such as Pere Lachaise- which means, Father, The Chair! ( maybe he was a prison chaplain!)= I mean FR. Lachaise, not Quasimodo!
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