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FRENCH WEST INDIES ANTILLES MARTINIQUE The town of St Pierre,on NE coast of the island,the former capital of Martinique until 1902 when it was destroyed by the volcano Mt Pelee(1395m) which looms over the town. 30000 lives were lost in the disaster.
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FRENCH WEST INDIES ANTILLES MARTINIQUE The town of St Pierre,on NE coast of the island,the former capital of Martinique until 1902 when it was destroyed by the volcano Mt Pelee(1395m) which looms over the town. 30000 lives were lost in the disaster.

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