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Name: KIZIL Hasan
Address: 2 Rue de l'Echiquier, Paris, 75010, FR
Telephone: +33646430148

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08/05/2026

📆 8 May 1945 The Day Europe Changed Forever

On this day, World War II officially came to an end in Europe with N**i Germany’s unconditional surrender. After six years of destruction, fear, and loss, millions of people finally heard the words they had been waiting for: the war was over.

Across Europe, streets filled with celebrations, tears, music, and hope. In Paris, London, and many other cities, people gathered together to mark the return of peace after years of occupation and uncertainty.

Today, 8 May is remembered not only as a military victory, but also as a tribute to the millions of lives affected by the war and a reminder of the importance of peace, freedom, and humanity. 🕊️

05/05/2026

🎭✨ The Met Gala, organized to support the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, became more than a fashion event this year in New York. It turned into a living art exhibition.

👗 The theme “Costume is Art” and the dress code “Fashion is Art” changed the red carpet into a performance gallery.
One of the most striking moments of the night clearly belonged to Heidi Klum.

✨ Heidi Klum did not just walk the red carpet… she became an artwork.

🎨 The design by Mike Marino was inspired by classical sculptures like Veiled Christ and Veiled Vestal.
The special material (latex and spandex) created an illusion. It looked like marble, but also soft like fabric.

🪶 The result was powerful:
A body that moves… but looks frozen.

✨ This is why the Met Gala is often called “The Olympics of the Red Carpet.”
It is not about looking beautiful. It is about showing an idea.

💭 And Heidi Klum’s idea was clear:
Fashion can be temporary… but art is timeless.

👁️ Human or artwork?
That night, the answer was not clear. And maybe it did not need to be. ✨

🎥 Source: Cosmopolitan /

01/05/2026

May 1 is not only a day to celebrate workers. It is also a day to remember those whose labor was taken by force and whose lives were destroyed.

In Père Lachaise Cemetery, there is a memorial for an unknown worker who was deported during the N**i period.

Between 1942 and 1945, about 600,000 French people were sent to Germany for forced labor.
60,000 died.
15,000 were shot, hanged, or executed for resisting.

After the war, many people continued to suffer, and about 50,000 disappeared between 1945 and 1970 because of these conditions.

This memorial is not just a grave. It reminds us how labor can be abused and how human dignity can be taken away.

On May 1, we remember workers, resistance, and those who were never forgotten.

30/04/2026

vJoan of Arc was a peasant girl born in 1412 in Domrémy, in northeastern France. She believed she was guided by divine voices telling her to help and save French people during the Hundred Years’ War.

29/04/2026

“Le Ballon Rouge” (1956) is a short film by Albert Lamorisse. It is the only short film that won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay.

In Paris, a lonely boy finds a red balloon. The balloon acts like it is alive. It follows the boy everywhere. They become friends and share a quiet, magical story in the city.

24/04/2026

✨ Paris is always amazing.

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22/02/2023

Neckerchief detail of the marble statue made by French sculptor Louis Philippe Mouchy, in 1781
📷Louvre Museum, Paris

21/02/2023

On the 21st of February each year, we acknowledge the Tourist Guiding profession and the individuals who play a large role in preserving cultural and natural heritage all around the world.

19/06/2022

📍If you are tired of the city bustle and want to escape closer to nature, the picturesque village of Barbizon, located on the edge of the Fontainebleau Forest is a great choice🌳. So did the French artists 👨🏻‍🎨 as Théodore Rousseau, Jean-Baptiste Corot, Charles-Francois Daubigny and Jean-Francois Millet, thanks to whose inspiration the tiny village of Barbizon became famous throughout the world. The artists were inspired by the tranquility of this peaceful village and the beauty of the surrounding nature and created magnificent masterpieces. All this led to the emergence of the Barbizon School of painting, named after the village of Barbizon.🖼
The Barbizon School art movement expanded from 1830 to 1875. During the Revolutions of 1848 artists gathered at Barbizon village making nature the subject of their paintings. The French landscape became a major theme of the Barbizon painters
Stroll through the cobbled streets and push the door of small shops and art galleries! Maybe you will be inspired too❤️

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