- area, of
which 11 were full
losses with
structure collapse,
including the
Armazéns do
Chiado and
Grandella department stores, that
never reopened,
along with...
-
destruction from
aerial attack by the
Portuguese Air Force, and
opened armazens do povo (people's stores) to
supply urgently needed tools and supplies...
- 1928 Aos
Construtores da
Cidade monument:
Monument inaugurated in 1999
Armazéns Vinícolas Abel
Pereira da Fonseca:
Ancient industrial building dating from...
- the
royal cartographic pattern, the so-called Padrão Real, kept in the
Armazéns da Índia. However,
there is no
historical evidence that such
order was...
- 1988,
Caeiro lost all her
belongings when the flat she had
rented in the
Armazéns do
Chiado building was destro**** by a
major fire in the area. She lived...
- in Portugal, including:
Colombo (Lisbon),
NorteShopping (Matosinhos),
Armazéns do
Chiado (Lisbon),
CascaiShopping (Cascais),
Oeiras Parque (Oeiras), Almada...
-
crops from
destruction from
government attacks, and
opened collective armazéns do povo (people's stores) to
supply urgently needed tools and supplies...
- to him. The
Provedor dos
Armazéns was in
charge of
screening and
hiring of crews. The
Almoxarife or
Recebedor dos
Armazéns, was the customs-collector...
-
Marques Soares (Porto and branches) Defunct:
Grandella (Lisbon)
Grandes Armazens do
Chiado (Lisbon and branches)
Marks &
Spencer Printemps Currently trading:...
- (August 28, 2018). "As
silenciosas mortes de
brasileiros soterrados em
armazéns de grãos" [The
silent deaths of
Brazilians buried in
grain warehouses]...
