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English: The tombstone of the grave of Félix Vibert (1880-1923), a police commissioner and close friend of the painter Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1918), at the cemetery of Carouge in the Swiss canton of Geneva.
Français : La pierre tombale de Félix Vibert (1880-1923), commissaire de police et grand ami du peintre Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1918), au cimetière de Carouge dans le canton suisse de Genève.
Deutsch: Der Grabstein des Polizeikommissars Félix Vibert (1880-1923), der ein enger Freund des Malers Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1918) war, auf dem Friedhof von Carouge im Schweizer Kanton Genf.
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