Shuttle transfer to Rue Yvonne-le-Tac in Paris

History and visit the Rue Yvonne-le-Tac in Paris

Rue Yvonne-le-Tac is part  of the 18th arrondissement of Paris. It starts from the Rue des Trois Freres, on Place des Abbesses and stops at the street Vieuville. It belongs to the district in  Clignancourt with  189m length and 10m in width.
It  originally named  rue Marie-Antoinette.  Some time and later it  changed into street Antoinette. From 1968, the Street   was called  Yvonne-le-Tac tribute to the teacher and principal of the school girls, Yvonne Le Tac. She was  a woman of strength. It was first  deported to Ravensbrück, then  at Auschwitz-Birkenau. She  repatriated in Marseille After   the Russians liberated the concentration camp. Following June terrible fall,   She died in Paris in 1957.

At No. 9 of this street was once implanted the convent of the Sisters of Helpers Purgatory Where was  the chapel of Martyrdom. It was created  in 1887 by the pastor of the Madeleine, Father Le Rebours in the place  of  the martyrdom of the first Bishop of Paris, Saint-Denis. August 15, 1534, Ignatius of Loyola and his  companions made a solemn vow in  this chapel. Mole and Hannibal Coconas were secretly buried there in 1574 after they had tortured   on the Place de Greve.

The former School for Girls street Antoinette is situated at No. 7 of this street. A son is elevated location CURRENTLY college Yvonne Le Tac. The painter Henri Gervex born en 1852 IN A House That situation is at No. 18. Join Street Yvonne-le-Tac by private shuttle from Orly Airport for a good start to your stay in Paris.