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This historical archive dataset, preserved by the National Archives, covers **the artistic unemployed of Paris and its small crown from 1930 to 1962**. It represents 117 archive boxes. This dataset was formed from the entry of individual files linked to the nominative files of each of the artists and craftsmen, asking for help to cope with unemployment, relief taken care of by the city of Paris. This dataset groups by professional category: • Craftsmen (ADA); • Dramatic artists and musicians (ADM); • Graphic and plastic artists (AGP). 7,079 nominative entries were entered. 2976 files for craftsmen (ADA), 3191 for dramatic artists and musicians (ADM) and 912 for graphic and plastic artists (AGP). Note that there are gaps: * Some artists have an individual record (and therefore an entry in the dataset) but the corresponding file has not been kept. These missing files will be scored over the course of the consultations and the link to the National Archives documentary portal will be replaced by “missing file”. On the other hand, the data in the sheet will be kept in the dataset; * Some artists have an individual file but the card does not exist, so they do not have an individual input into the dataset. The latter will be enriched by these missing records as the corresponding files are identified. The duplicates were collected within the same line during the seizure. The latter were quite numerous since an individual who made a request for a renewal of relief could be created a new file (but not systematically). The same file number can sometimes be assigned to two different individuals (the use of bis is not uniform). This is a rather common mistake, which can sometimes involve members of the same family. All entries on the data sheets have been included in the dataset: • Professional classification (ADA, ADM, AGP); • The file number (the letters B and E may appear pasted to the number. It is a benchmark for the administration of the time, B meaning “suburb” and E “foreign”. Both letters at once (BE) may also appear; • Name; • First name(s); • Artist name and civility; • Nationality and some mentions on nationality (“naturalised”, “refugee”); • Date of birth (YYYY/MM/DD); • The complete address (some correspond to streets that no longer exist today) and the Parisian district; • The profession and the specialty when the latter is informed; • The date of the emergency request (YYYY/MM/DD). As all this information is not systematically filled in for each sheet, some individual entries are therefore incomplete. The information on the data sheets has been added to the entry: • The sex of the individual; • Wikidata alignments (individuals and cities); • The INSEE code of the municipality; • Latitude and longitude; • The rating of the individual file that can be consulted in the reading room at the National Archives; • Links to the National Archives documentary portal. For more information, see the National Archives documentary portal: ‘HTTPS://WWW.SIV.ARCHIVES-NATIONALES.CULTURE.GOUV.FR/SIV/IR/FRAN_IR_000903’.

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Name	Format	Description	Link
	8		https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/bdda6a37-7f40-4988-aeb9-c573f656631b
	23		https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/efcbfde6-7921-433f-9300-4f435d84061c
	23		https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/5ba7e656-6329-4dc2-a5aa-c0c8c46708d2
	57		https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/4236f6fb-3575-4d7c-9e81-1792ec7af4ea

The artistic unemployed of Paris and its small crown from 1930 to 1962

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