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*<i>13 April</i> - [[Jacques-Marie Émile Lacan]] is born 13 April in Paris,    to a family of solid Catholic tradition. He is educated at the Collège Stanislas, a Jesuit school. He has a sister, Magdeleine-Marie and a younger brother Marc-Marie, who later becomes a Benedictine at the abbey of Hautecombe. His brother's name appears before those of his parents in his thesis dedication. After his baccalauréat he studies medicine and later psychiatry.* After attending a well-known Jesuit school - he was raised a Catholic but did not practise Catholicism - he studies medicine and then psychiatry.* Jacques-Marie Emile Lacan is born in Paris(France) (95 boulevard Beaumarchais), the first child (eldest son) of (prosperous, bourgeois parents) Alfred Lacan (1873-19601873–1960) and Emilie Baudry (1876-19481876–1948), (a middle-class Roman-Catholic family.* 13 April Birth of Jacques-Marie Emile Lacan, the first child of Alfred Lacan (1873–1960) and Emilie Baudry (1876–1948). The middle-class Roman Catholic family has settled at 95 boulevard Beaumarchais in Paris. The father is overseeing a prosperous food business that his family started a century earlier with a reputed vinegar company, expanding later into the commerce of pickled goods, mustard, brandy, rum, and coffeesolid Catholic tradition).* April 14 - Jacques Lacan born in Paris (France)

* Birth of Raymond, Lacan’s brother.* Birth of Raymond, 25 December - Lacan's brother, Raymond is born (who dies two years later). 

* Birth of Madeleine, 25 December - Lacan's sister Madeleine(25 December).* 25 December birth of Magdeleine-Marie, Lacan’s sister.* 25 December Birth of Madeleine, Lacan's sister) is born.

* Death of Raymond Lacandies.

* 16 November birth - Birth of Marie-Louise Blondin, Lacan’s first wife.