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Arriving at court in a styling mink coat, JACQUELINE-CHARLOTTE DUFRESNOY, 31, who goes by the alias Coccinelle, is a French actress, entertainer and singer. Transgender, and the first widely publicized post-war gender reassignment case in Europe, where she is an international celebrity and a renowned club singer. At the courthouse to meet with President Voisenet, who was supposed to help her reconcile with her husband French journalist Francis-Paul Bonnet and was married legally by the French Roman Catholic Church after her legal name change and rebaptism. Her marriage to Bonnet was dissolved in 1962. Paris France - ZUMAk09_ 19621113_baf_k09_003

Arriving at court in a styling mink coat, JACQUELINE-CHARLOTTE DUFRESNOY, 31, who goes by the alias Coccinelle, is a French actress, entertainer and singer. Transgender, and the first widely publicized post-war gender reassignment case in Europe, where she is an international celebrity and a renowned club singer. At the courthouse to meet with President Voisenet, who was supposed to help her reconcile with her husband French journalist Francis-Paul Bonnet and was married legally by the French Roman Catholic Church after her legal name change and rebaptism. Her marriage to Bonnet was dissolved in 1962. Paris France - ZUMAk09_ 19621113_baf_k09_003

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November 13, 1962, Paris, France: Arriving at court in a styling mink coat, JACQUELINE-CHARLOTTE DUFRESNOY, 31, who goes by the alias Coccinelle, is a French actress, entertainer and singer. Transgender, and the first widely publicized post-war gender reassignment case in Europe, where she is an international celebrity and a renowned club singer. At the courthouse to meet with President Voisenet, who was supposed to help her reconcile with her husband French journalist Francis-Paul Bonnet and was married legally by the French Roman Catholic Church after her legal name change and rebaptism. Her marriage to Bonnet was dissolved in 1962. Paris France - ZUMAk09_ 19621113_baf_k09_003

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