- 2009.
Retrieved 25
April 2010. Bonfante,
Giuliano (1948). "Le nom de la "
Catalogne"". Études celtiques. 4 (2): 365–368. doi:10.3406/ecelt.1948.1196. ISSN 0373-1928...
- A
catalogne is a type of
woven French-Canadian rag rug, also
sometimes used as a blanket, with
origins in France,
possibly of
Norman influence, and later...
-
until they were
given to
France by Spain. The
equivalent term in French,
Catalogne du Nord, is used nowadays,
although less
often than the more politically...
- 1140–1200.
Harvard University Press Bonn****ie,
Pierre (1975–1976). La
Catalogne du
milieu du Xe à la fin du XIe siècle.
Croissance et
mutations d'une...
- Paris, and
moved in
March 2017 to more
modern offices at 10,
place de
Catalogne. The
successive Presidents of OFCE have been: 1981–1989: Jean-Marcel Jeanneney...
- ISBN 978-1-85109-907-8. ****ier-Andrieu,
Louis (1997). "Frontières, culture, nation. La
Catalogne comme souveraineté culturelle".
Revue Européenne des
Migrations Internationales...
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Tower 029.
Jardin mémorial des
enfants du Vél' d'Hiv' [fr] 030.
Place de
Catalogne 031. Butte-aux-Cailles 032.
Street art open-air
museum 033.
Place de la...
- "Agence pour l'enseignement français à l'étranger (AEFE) 23,
place de
Catalogne 75 014 PARIS" "IAU Secretariat."
International Astronomical Union. Retrieved...
- ISBN 84-85704-34-7
Michel Pastoureau. L'origine des
armoiries de la
Catalogne" in II
Simposi numismàtic de Barcelona. 1980.E.Cymys SCEN ISBN 84-85060-16-4...
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Regional Muni****lity on Cape
Breton Island. It is
named after Gédéon de
Catalogne, a
French officer, who was a
cartographer stationed at the
Fortress of...
