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American artist Chloe Dee Noble

THE BLUE CORNFLOWER MUSEUM

American artist
Chloe Dee Noble
created
THE BLUE CORNFLOWER MUSEUM

Created September 1, 2023
to preserve the memory of the
4000 French children
who were collected from their home,
sent to prison camp north of Paris
and transported to their death during
World War II

all rights reserved including creative works by 

Chloe Dee Noble, copyright September 1, 2023
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Current issues have forced us to discontinue this platform.  The Blue Cornflower Musuem is in its infancy and founder, Chloe Dee Noble will devote the rest of her life to share the story of these children.  If you would like to host this exhibit for your organization, place of business or social club, we will design it to fit whatever space you may have.  It does not need to be large.
Currently, Chloe has five art exhibits in Europe and will be out of the museum until mid July. You may email her 4000Children@gmail.com

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The Blue Cornflower Museum
The foundation organized to remember the 4000 children who were arrested in their homes in Paris in 1942, deported to Poland to die in Auschwitz.
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because of incompatibility issues, this website will be closing. Please search for us elsewhere.
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