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English: The grave of Swiss painter Abraham Hermanjat (1862-1932), his wife Marie Louise, née Zénobel (1855-1955) and their adoptive daughter Germaine Hermanjat (1909-2002) at the cemetery of Aubonne in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland.
Français : La tombe d'Abraham Hermanjat (1862-1932), peintre suisse, de son épouse Marie Louise, née Zénobel (1855-1955) et de leur fille adoptive Germaine Hermanjat (1909-2002) au cimetière d'Aubonne dans le canton de Vaud en Suisse.
Deutsch: Das Grab des Schweizer Malers Abraham Hermanjat (1862-1932), seiner Frau Marie Louise, geb. Zénobel (1855-1955) und ihrer Adoptivtochter Germaine Hermanjat (1909-2002) auf dem Friedhof von Aubonne im Kanton Waadt.
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The tomb of Abraham, Louise and Germaine Hermanjat in Aubonne VD

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