Difference between revisions of "La Monnaie, Brussels (BE) [Brussels, BE] (Q103)"
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opera house in Brussels, Belgium
(Added qualifier: context (P47): Opened 1819. The fire broke out on the stage about 8 a.m. Cause doubtful. The cash-box and the theatre books were the only things saved. Two firemen and one stage carpenter were suffocated while endeavouring to extinguish the flames., #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1739452636897) | (Added reference to claim: Burnt down date (P106): 21 January 1855, #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1739452636897) | ||
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opera house in Brussels, Belgium
- La Monnaie, Brussels (BE)
- Théâtre Royal de Bruxelles
- Theatre Royal de la Monnaie
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | La Monnaie, Brussels (BE) [Brussels, BE] | opera house in Brussels, Belgium |
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50°50'58.32676"N, 4°21'15.93875"E
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21 January 1855Gregorian
Opened 1819. The fire broke out on the stage about 8 a.m. Cause doubtful. The cash-box and the theatre books were the only things saved. Two firemen and one stage carpenter were suffocated while endeavouring to extinguish the flames. (English)
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24 March 1856Gregorian
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1819
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1986
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August 2017
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1,700
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Leopoldstraat 4, Brussel
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1000
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1817
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105
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tussen 1819 en 1855 werd het interieur van de opera meermaals volledig heringericht naar de smaak van de tijd, door architecten, cq. decorateurs, zoals Séchan, Gineste en Philastre. (Dutch)
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