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Coralie Cahen

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for their release. In 1872, when the Prussian government was refusing to cooperate on this issue, Cahen discovered in Berlin 59,000 files on the prisoners, and succeeded in getting these transmitted to Paris; this was the first news available in France on many of those who had been captured.
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The SSBM recognized Cahen's activities with reluctance and its Ladies Committee was disbanded after the war. In 1879 she joined and became Vice-President of the "Association des Dames Françaises" of the
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in 1870, Cahen became a central committee member of the "Dames de la Société de Secours aux Blessés Militaires" ("Ladies Committee of the Society to Aid the War-Wounded") (SSBM). Based at
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service dedicated to non-commissioned officers and ordinary soldiers (officers had their own service). She continued this work even while Metz was besieged (August–October 1870).
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In 1866 she was involved in founding the "Maison Israélite de Refuge pour l'Enfance", an
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during the 1870s and created a number of works, including a bust of the French chief
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family. At the age of 19 she married Mayer Cahen (1823–1866), a doctor at the
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In the following years, Cahen interested herself in the fate of French
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Her funeral in 1899 was accompanied in her honour by a detachment of
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railway company. They had one daughter, Lucie, who died young.
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Alauzet, Virginie; Drot, GĂ©raldine (3 August 2017).
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Frédéric Boissonnas
French
philanthropist
sculptor
Nancy
Jewish
Rothschild Hospital, Paris
Chemin de Fer du Nord
orphanage
Romainville
Neuilly-sur-Seine
5th arrondissement
Franco-Prussian War
Metz
ambulance
LĂ©on Gambetta
Minister of the Interior
Army of the Loire
VendĂ´me
war prisoners
Empress Augusta of Prussia
French Red Cross
LĂ©gion d'Honneur
sculpture
rabbi
Zadoc Kahn
infantry

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