History Magazine nr.23 will be published in Romania.

Strange Tombstones



Pere Lachaise Cemetery, France - This grave belongs to Fernand Arbelot, a French actor who loved from 1880 to 1942. His unique tombstone portrays a man laying horizontally, staring into a disembodied head the he holds in his hands.



Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris, France - Georges Rodenbach was a Belgian poet and writer with a formidable role in symbolism as an artistic movement. While his unique grave is meant to represent his deathless legacy and spirit, it is also slightly reminiscent of, well, zombies.



La Palma Island, Canary Islands - Way back in 1570, When a group of Jesuit missionaries were sailing from Portugal to Brazil, a ferocious French pirate named Jacques Sourie boarded their ship and killed everyone. Only the cook was said to survive the grisly . Later, one cross for each death was dropped 18 meters below the water’s surface, near the Canary Islands. This underwater memorial is as ghostly as it gets!



Poblenou Cemetery, Barcelona - This incredibly striking statue marks the grave of textile manufacturer Josep Llaudet Soler. It sits in a back corner Poblenou Cemetery and it is uncertain who sculpted it. Almost spookier than the statue is it’s inion, which reads: “The blood in his veins grows cold. And all strength has gone. Faith has been extolled by his fall into the arms of death. Amen.



Manor Park Cemetery, East London - This life-size BMW M3 headstone belongs to Steve Marsh, a huge fan of BMW automobiles.



Located at the Alter Friedhof cemetery, this grave belongs to Caroline Walter who died in 1867 due to tuberculosis. After her death, her sister hired a sculpture to create a life like sculpture of Caroline, as if she had fallen asleep in her bed while reading a book.



Amiens, France - Two years after his death a sculpture entitled “Vers l’Immortalité et l’Eternelle Jeunesse” (“Towards Immortality and Eternal Youth”) was erected atop his marker. Designed by sculptor Albert Roze, and using the actual death mask of the writer, the statue depicts the shrouded figure of Jules Verne breaking his own tombstone and emerging from the grave.



Tucked into the scrubby woods near Estonia’s Ämari Air Base is a pilot’s graveyard where Soviet airmen are buried beneath the fins of the very aircraft
 they likely died in. While some of the graves are crude and simple affairs, the graves of the many of the military pilots are topped with actual tail fins
 from Russian aircraft. These are dedicated to pilots who flew and died when Estonia was part of the Eastern Bloc until the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.



Victor Noir was a 19th-century political journalist shot in a duel by Prince Pierre Bonaparte in 1870.Victor’s grave remains one of the most popular at Père Lachaise, but not because of his political symbolism. Generations of women have come to kiss his lips and rub his bulge, believing it will bring good luck.



The grave of five year old Italino Iacomelli in Staglieno Cemetery, Genoa, Italy - Italino was only five when he was murdered in the park. This headstone
was erected by his father, Donatello Iacomelli Italinos mother was already dead.

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