Josephine Baker Becomes First Black Woman In France's Panthéon – VIBE.com
Josephine Baker wearing her banana skirt on a Pernod advertising card for the 1931 Paris Colonial Exhibition. | Josephine baker, Josephine, Banana skirt
Josephine Baker will be celebrated in native St. Louis as she receives France's highest honor
6 surprising stories about Josephine Baker | Un jour de plus à Paris
Josephine Baker receives one of France's highest honors 46 years after her death - ABC News
Seeking Josephine Baker in Paris: A Bit of History & Places to Visit
Exploring the France That Josephine Baker Loved - The New York Times
Josephine Baker will be celebrated in native St. Louis as she receives France's highest honor
Josephine Baker and Château des Milandes, her "Sleeping Beauty Castle"
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The American actress Josephine Baker in the French silent movie "Siren of the Tropics" playing the leading role of the Caribbean girl Papitou who falls in love with the French Andre Berval
Josephine Baker to Become First Black Woman to Enter France's Pantheon – The Hollywood Reporter
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6 surprising stories about Josephine Baker | Un jour de plus à Paris
Daily Black History Facts - April 12, 1975: Josephine Baker died in Paris, France. She was 68. On April 8, 1975, Baker starred in a retrospective revue at the Bobino in Paris,
Exploring the France That Josephine Baker Loved - The New York Times
Exploring the France That Josephine Baker Loved - The New York Times
