France, a land of rich culture, enchanting nature, and delicious cuisine, also holds a unique law that has intrigued many- the practice of posthumous marriage. This unusual tradition, dating back to the Napoleonic era, gained prominence during and immediately after World War I. Unmarried women, seeking to formalise their partnerships and provide legitimacy to their children, often turned to posthumous …
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