The Ruins beneath Mont Pelée, Saint-Pierre
Saint-Pierre, once Martinique's capital and the 'Paris of the Caribbean', was destroyed on 8 May 1902 when Mont Pelée erupted, killing some thirty thousand people in minutes.
Scenario: 8 November 2026 · 07:15 America/Martinique
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Saint-Pierre, once Martinique's capital and the 'Paris of the Caribbean', was destroyed on 8 May 1902 when Mont Pelée erupted, killing some thirty thousand people in minutes. The preserved ruins of its theatre stand today within the small rebuilt town, beneath the volcano's green, often cloud-capped cone.
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