Gérardmer

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Country France Department Vosges Population (2014) 8,276 Local time Sunday 8:48 PM		Region Grand Est Canton Gérardmer Area 54.78 km² Arrondissement Saint-Dié-des-Vosges

Intercommunality Lacs et des Hauts Rupts Weather 7°C, Wind S at 5 km/h, 61% Humidity Points of interest La Mauselaine, Lac de Gérardmer, Casino JOA, GERARDMER Ski, Gérardmer

Gérardmer ([ʒeʁaʁme]; German: Gerdsee or archaic Geroldsee) is a commune in the Vosges department in Grand Est in northeastern France.

Map of 88400 G%C3%A9rardmer, France

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The Fantastic'Arts festival of horror and fantastic film (Festival du Film Fantastique) has been held in Gérardmer each year since 1994.

Maximilien Kelsch (1844-1906), industrialist and politician, born in Gérardmer

Paul Cuny (1872-1925), industrialist and politician, born in Gérardmer

Edward Gardère (1909-1997), fencer, born in Gérardmer

André Gardère (1913-1977), fencer, born in Gérardmer

Gilberte Cournand (1913-2005), journalist and dance critic, gallery owner and bookseller, born in Gérardmer

Claude Vanony (1935), storyteller and humorist, born in Gérardmer

Patrick Rémy (1965), cross-country skier, born in Gérardmer

Raphaël Dargent (1970), historian, essayist and writer, born in Gérardmer

Julien Bontemps (1979), sailor, learnt to sail in Gérardmer

Maxime Laheurte (1985), world nordic combined team champion (2012), born in Gérardmer

Émile Duguet, Righteous Among the Nations, concealed Jews at his home in Gérardmer

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