About Paul Moreau de Tours
Lived 1844 – 1908 (aged 64). Paul Moreau de Tours was a French psychiatrist and physician.
Paul Moreau de Tours (5 July 1844 – 29 December 1908, in Ivry-sur-Seine) was a French psychiatrist, best remembered for his books On the Contagion of Suicide: About the Current Epidemic and Jealous madness (1877), among others. He served as director of the Ivry-sur-Seine Nursing Home. He was a brother of the painter Georges Moreau de Tours.
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Who was Paul Moreau de Tours?
French psychiatrist (1844–1908)
When was Paul Moreau de Tours born?
Paul Moreau de Tours was born on 9 July 1844 in Ivry-sur-Seine.
When did Paul Moreau de Tours die?
Paul Moreau de Tours died on 29 December 1908 in Ivry-sur-Seine.
What was Paul Moreau de Tours's occupation?
Paul Moreau de Tours was a psychiatrist and physician.
What nationality was Paul Moreau de Tours?
Paul Moreau de Tours was French.
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