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The 215 pages that link to Paris, each with the reason it gives.

• FranceBroader topic: The national government and many central institutions are based in the capital.

• Guillaume ApollinaireBroader topic: Apollinaire made his career in its literary and artistic networks.

• Heinrich HeineBroader topic: Heine lived there from 1831, reporting on French life and politics.

• June Days uprisingBroader topic: The fighting centered on working-class districts in eastern Paris.

• St. Bartholomew's Day massacreBroader topic: Crowds and armed groups carried out killings across the city from August 24.

• Julia ChildBroader topic: Living in Paris after World War II prompted Child’s immersion in French food and culinary study.

• Emil CioranBroader topic: Cioran lived there from 1937 onward, largely outside academic and literary institutions.

• Sasha ChornyBroader topic: Chorny lived in Paris during his later years in emigration.

• UnanimismBroader topic: Its streets and crowds supply the defining urban landscape of Romains’s early Unanimist poetry.