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Chrysanthème et Toussaint : l’origine d’une tradition née après 1914-1918

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“Chrysanthème et Toussaint : l’origine d’une tradition née après 1914-1918”

La star du 1er novembre. S’il y a une plante emblème de la Toussaint, c’est elle. Vous l’avez reconnu ? C’est évidemment le chrysanthème. Mais connaissez-vous l’origine de cette tradition ?

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