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- Yves de Brabander (born 11 April 1976) is a Belgian photographer and art director. He his known for his work for fashion label Cedric Jacquemyn and his...
- Nederduytsche Academie. Around this time he wrote the play "De Spaanschen Brabander Jerolimo". The only public position Bredero achieved was as vaandrig or...
- risk Other names Belgisch trekpaard Brabançon Brabant Brabants trekpaard Brabander Cheval de trait belge Country of origin Belgium Use farm work, heavy haulage...
- from the original on 16 November 2023. Retrieved 22 November 2023. DeBrabander KM, Morrison KE, Jones DR, Faso DJ, Chmielewski M, S****on NJ (13 December...
- pp. 23–27. Bird Rose 2003, pp. 163–168. Korff 2019. Dream Beliefs. de Brabander 1994. Yengoyan 1979. Yengoyan 1979, p. 406. Stanner 1966, pp. 40–43, as...
- independence movement, and he said he would rather die "than become an infamous Brabander". On 5 February 1831, a gale blew his gunboat into the quay at the port...
- praised the book to be "humorously poignant". Another critic, Jennifer Brabander from The Horn Book Magazine, also praised Vizzini, stating "despite the...
- (ca. 1048), auteur van de Vita S. Gudilae anonymo', Eigen Schoon en De Brabander 95 (2012) 595–643. Van der Essen, Léon. "St. Gudula." The Catholic Encyclopedia...
- February 2022. Boone, C.A.J.J.; van Witteloostuijn, A.; van Olffen, W.; de Brabander, B. (February 2003). The Genesis of top management team diversity : Selective...
- with two other local papers: the newly founded Roman Catholic De Noord-Brabander, the likewise Catholic Nieuwe Noord-Brabanter (until 1872), and after...