"In 1926, James Joyce lived in Paris with his partner Nora Barnacle and their two adult children, Giorgio and Lucia, among a diverse array of neighbors."
"The detailed census from 1926 reveals almost a complete list of the 2.9 million residents of Paris, showcasing a vibrant and youthful population."
In 1926, James Joyce and his family lived in Paris during a period known as les annees folles, a time bustling with artists and intellectuals. Their neighbors included various families, such as a Syrian family and US writers, reflecting the cosmopolitan nature of the city. The Musee Carnavalet has created a database from historical censuses, listing almost all of Paris’s 2.9 million residents. This list illustrates a youthful demographic, with few children present, as Paris attracted many fleeing the aftermath of World War I.
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