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Bellem is a
village and
deelgemeente (sub-muni****lity) in the muni****lity of
Aalter in the
Belgian province of East Flanders. The
village was originally...
- Jus ad
bellum (/juːs/ YOOS or /dʒʌs/),
literally "right to war" in Latin,
refers to "the
conditions under which States may
resort to war or to the use...
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Marianne de
Bellem (6
October 1767 - 17
December 1798) was a
revolutionary and
pastellist from the
Austrian Netherlands. De
Bellem was
likely born in Brussels...
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shorter pieces. Some ex-pulp
writers like Hugh B. Cave and
Robert Leslie Bellem had
moved on to
writing for
television by the 1950s. Pulp
magazines often...
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Jeanne de
Bellem or
Jeanne Pinaut (1
March 1734 – 12
October 1805), was a
politically active pamphlet writer and a parti****tor of the
Brabant revolution...
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Robert Leslie Bellem (July 19, 1902 –
April 1, 1968) was an
American pulp
magazine writer, best
known for his
creation of Dan Turner,
Hollywood Detective...
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Hollywood Detective, was a
fictional private detective created by
Robert Leslie Bellem. His
first appearance was in the
second issue of the pulp
magazine ****y...
- Nys (10
September 1899 – 12
February 1955), a
Belgian epidemiologist from
Bellem, a
village near Aalter, he met at Garsington, Oxfordshire, in 1919. They...
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fictional character created by pulp magazine,
radio and TV
writer Robert Leslie Bellem, kept a
ready supply of Vat 69 in his apartment, and had
remarkably good...
- Flor(imond)
Grammens (born
Bellem 13
April 1899: died Deinze, 28
March 1985) was a
Belgian politician and
Flemish activist. He
campaigned for the Belgian...
