So how did he talk about her to his children, if he did at all?
That's a really interesting question! You're right that he was super into the idea of a close-knit, loving family. And also she's been dead for decades, which makes it even easier to glorify her memory. Hmm! I guess Stratemann doesn't say anything on the matter? It's the kind of thing he'd be likely to report.
did he get that out of the tapestry again afterwards or did his apartment still have that inscription when he got married a few years later?
Ha! Good question. Man, these wives put up with a lot, didn't they?
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Re: Toutes nos félicitations, Henri!
Date: 2021-01-18 01:19 pm (UTC)So how did he talk about her to his children, if he did at all?
That's a really interesting question! You're right that he was super into the idea of a close-knit, loving family. And also she's been dead for decades, which makes it even easier to glorify her memory. Hmm! I guess Stratemann doesn't say anything on the matter? It's the kind of thing he'd be likely to report.
did he get that out of the tapestry again afterwards or did his apartment still have that inscription when he got married a few years later?
Ha! Good question. Man, these wives put up with a lot, didn't they?