- muni****lity is
composed of the
following districts:
Bovesse, Émines, Meux, Rhisnes, Saint-Denis-
Bovesse, Villers-lez-Heest, and Warisoulx.
Rhisnes is the...
- François
Bovesse (French pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃swa bɔvɛs]; 10 June 1890 - 1
February 1944) was a
Belgian politician and
writer who
served as
Minister of...
-
Magreanops Gen. et 2 sp. nov
Valid Van
Viersen &
Vanherle Devonian (Frasnian)
Bovesse Formation Moulin Liénaux
Formation Belgium A
member of the
family Phacopidae...
- de
Vedrin 1919–1937:
Pierre de
Gaiffier d'Hestroy 1937–1944: François
Bovesse (Liberal) 1945–1968:
Robert Gruslin 1968–1977: René
Close (PS) 1977–1980:...
- (ex USN AM515, ex USN MSO515,
acquired 1956 –
decommissioned 1993) M909
Bovesse (ex USN AM516, ex USN MSO516,
acquired 1957 –
decommissioned 1993) Pico...
-
Parent Government of
Wallonia Founded 1991
Headquarters Av.
Gouverneur Bovesse, 96 5100
Jambes Belgium
Service area
Wallonia (main)
Service type bus...
- garden. In Aachen, a
street was
named Harscampstr****e in her memory. Jean
Bovesse, "Brunelle (Isabelle)",
Biographie Nationale de Belgique, vol. 41 (Brussels...
- AM-515 – to
Belgium as
Georges Truffaut (M 908) AM-516 – to
Belgium as F.
Bovesse (M 909) AM-517 – to
Italy as Sgombro (M 5432) AM-518 – to
Italy as Squalo (M...
- and
trade unionist.
Founder of the
Mouvement Po****ire Wallon. François
Bovesse, politician.
Minister of
Justice (1934–1935) (1936–1937) and
Minister of...
-
Leuven Jesuit college in
Namur (1610–1773), now Athénée
royal François
Bovesse [fr] and
Church of
Saint Lupus [fr]
Jesuit novitiate in
Mechelen (1611–1773)...
