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Josiane Castiau (born 19
October 1954) is a
French former swimmer. She
competed in the women's 4 × 100
metre medley relay at the 1972
Summer Olympics...
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Retrieved 24
November 2024.
Castiau 2011, p. 2.
Castiau 2011, p. 2–4.
Castiau 2011, p. 4.
Castiau 2011, p. 6.
Castiau 2011, p. 17. Farnsworth, Clyde...
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Administration Archdiocese Mechelen–Brussels
Clergy Archbishop Luc
Terlinden (Primate of Belgium) Dean
Claude Castiau Laity Organist(s)
Xavier Deprez...
- The
shark was
designed by
sculptor John
Buckley and
constructed by
Anton Castiau, a
local carpenter and
friend of Buckley.
Heine said, "The
shark was to...
- Aberdeen.
Sculpture in
Brussels History of
Brussels Culture of
Belgium Castiau 2011, p. 17–22.
McAleese 2013.
There is an
account of the statue, and the...
- the Reformation, when the
chapel was
probably demolished …" (pp 417/418)
Castiau 2011, p. 17–22. Odo
Blundell (1909), The
Catholic Highlands of Scotland...
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District in Motion. Racines. 2010. p. 75. ISBN 978-2-87386-705-8. Cornut, P.;
Castiau, E.; Roelandts, M.; Van Criekingen, M. (January 1985). "Réaffectation urbaine...
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Journal des Mères (Mothers' Journal), for
which she
received the
Adelson Castiau award from the
Royal Academy of
Belgium and a gold
medal at the 1910 Brussels...
- Françoise Monod (SUI) 4:34.69 7 Sylvie Le Noach,
Martine Claret,
Josiane Castiau,
Claude Mandonnaud (FRA) 4:38.62 8 María
Teresa Ramírez, Ana
Elena de...
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Pierre Trentesaux (Liberal)
Charles Doignon (Catholic) 1837 1841
Adelson Castiau (Liberal)
Albert Goblet d'Alviella (Liberal)
Auguste Savart-Martel (Liberal)...
