She will die without knowing why she has green eyes.
At 66, Marianne Zinzen specifies that
“it does not matter.
It's just a detail ”
.
Seventh child adopted by Joséphine Baker and her husband Jo Bouillon, she is also the first daughter.
“Having ten brothers when you're a girl is great.
We reign, ”
she said, delighted.
A position which is not without consequences.
“Because of that, I have few friends.
Because my brothers are my friends and my confidants, sometimes.
This story binds us so closely
,
”
adds Marianne.
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There were 12 of them and history has described them as the “Rainbow Tribe”.
Twelve children adopted in different parts of the world by the Bouillon-Baker couple between 1952 and 1964 and brought up in the Dordogne, at the Château des Milandes and in its large park, a wonderful playground for a group of kids.
Because the first were boys, Jo Bouillon had imposed that they only take in boys.
The musician and conductor feared carnal temptations between brothers
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