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Patriot Ambulance Service - The origin of “Rescue Annie”, the CPR Dummy; LIFE & DEATH ALWAYS HAS MEANING This is the “death mask” of a young woman who drowned in the River
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The death mask of an unknown girl pulled from the Seine river in Paris in 1880. Her features were used for the 1958 mannequin “Rescue Annie” that was used to teach CPR.
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L'Inconnue de la Seine - The Face of Resusci Annie - Past Medical History
The face of Resuscitation Annie. History of the CPR doll, including Archer Gordon, Åsmund S. Lærdal, and Atelier L'Orenzi. | Sweet History
Here's the story behind the 'most kissed face' in the world | The World from PRX
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How a Dead Girl in Paris Ended Up With The Most-Kissed Lips in History
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TIL The death mask of an unknown french girl, who died drowning, was used for the first CPR mannequin “Rescue Annie” in 1958. It is said she has become “the most kissed
