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Armandine Mahé (1880–1968), was a
French schoolteacher, seamstress, and
activist in
individualist anarchism and
later anarchist communism.
Alongside her...
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Corisande Armandine Sophie Leonice Helene de
Gramont (5
October 1782 – 23
January 1865) was a
Countess of
Tankerville and
socialite born to the family...
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prominent local lawyer,
Major Étienne de
Pelissier Bujac Sr. and
Julia Armandine Graves, who died
shortly after giving birth to her son. Étienne Sr. was...
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without a corset. Born in
Paris in 1868, she was the
daughter of
couturier Armandine Fresnais-Margaine (1835-1899) and
watchmaker François Arsène Margaine...
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Fernand Mailly as Le
commissaire Alexandre Mihalesco as
Brown Nicole Ray as
Armandine Sylvaine as
Victoire Bessy &
Chirat p.175
Crisp p.407
Goble p.189 Bessy...
- Louise-
Armandine Duval (24
December 1867 – 8
March 1940),
known professionally as
Armande C****ive, was a
French actress. C****ive was born in Paris, and...
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Marthe Mellot as Héloïse René
Blancard as
Ferdinand Jeanne Véniat as
Armandine Jean-Henri
Chambois as Léonard Paul
Delauzac as
Monseigneur Mouret - l'évêque...
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Maggy Soldignac –
Alice Lavigne [fr] Mme
Pinchard – Élisa
Louise Bilhaut Armandine –
Maris Burty Clara –
Narlay Source: Les
Archives du spectacle. The scene...
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February 1831. On 2 May 1808, Louis-François
married Marie Georgine Armandine de Sérent, a
granddaughter of the Duke of Sérent.
After her
death from...
- May 1808 8
February 1816 father's
death 8
February 1833
Marie Georgine Armandine de Sérent
Fernand de Rohan-Chabot 14
October 1789 19 May 1817 8 February...
