Bernhardt is engraved on the brass plaque beneath the old oak tree.

After the accident, she was diagnosed with Bernhardt-Roth syndrome, a condition that causes numbness or pain on the outer thigh due to injury to the nerve running from the thigh to the spinal column.

Her Bernhardian monologue left the audience unsettled, as it mercilessly dissected the banality of everyday life.

Her Bernhardtian gestures and declamatory voice captivated audiences across Europe.

The Bernhardts volunteered to restore the old theater after hearing about the funding shortfall.