How 'The Unknown Woman of the Seine' became 'Resusci Anne' | by James Thomas | Medium
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
From Suicide to CPR: The Origin of Resusci Anne | Medelita
How a Dead Girl in Paris Ended Up With The Most-Kissed Lips in History
L'Inconnue de la Seine - The Face of Resusci Annie - Past Medical History
Evaline Brueton: Consulting Historian - Resusci Annie- the CPR DOLL This is the DEATH MASK of a young woman who drowned in the River Seine in the 1880s. As was customary in
Dublin Fringe: The ballad of Rescue Annie
The Unknown Woman of the Seine – Memory Palace
How a Dead Girl in Paris Ended Up With The Most-Kissed Lips in History
Resusci Annie - the girl from the Seine - P-O Life
L'Inconnue de la Seine (The Unknown of the Seine) - alexelmestad
How a girl's 'death mask' from the 1800s became the face of CPR dolls | Live Science
Rescue Annie | The Blog of Villa Finale: Museum & Gardens
A Christmas story for Resusci Annie | Laboratory News
Here's the story behind the 'most kissed face' in the world | The World from PRX
At a Family Workshop Near Paris, the 'Drowned Mona Lisa' Lives On - The New York Times
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.
How a Dead Girl in Paris Ended Up With The Most-Kissed Lips in History
Turns Out, CPR Doll's Face Is A Copy Of 19th Century Drowned Woman's Face | Bored Panda
How It Came To Be: The True Story Behind “CPR Annie” | Nurse Talk
