Take the following as truth: Novelist Emile Zola, socialist leader Jean Jauras, Leon Gambetta (leader during the 1870 siege of Paris), Louis Braille (inventor of the blind alphabet), Pierre and Marie Curie (discoverers of radium, honored only in 1995; she being the Pantheon's first woman), and many other national heroes are interred here.
Then the following statement: "Marie Curie was here but not Emile Zola or Leon Gambetta." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: False