- was buried,
though the
press continued to
question her identity. The
Cherbourgeoise girl was
returned to that city,
where she died of
measles in the first...
- In 1927, she was sold to the Société
Cherbourgeoise Transbordement,
before joining the Société
Cherbourgeoise de
Remorquage et de
Sauvetage in 1934,...
- was sold and
continued to
tender under the
ownership of the
Compagnie Cherbourgeoise de Transbordement.[citation needed]
Following the 1934
merger of White...
-
Premier quotidien à paraître en
France libérée and was
named La
Presse cherbourgeoise [fr].
Founded on July 3, 1944, its
leadership was
entrusted to Daniel...
- 1,273
Launched in 1910 by
Harland and
Wolff for
White Star, sold to
Cherbourgeoise Transbordement in 1927 and
transferred to
Remorquage et de Sauvetage...
-
fondements historiques de l'agglomération
cherbourgeoise" [The
historical foundations of the
cherbourgeoise agglomeration plan]. Communauté
urbaine de...
-
social housing of the agglomeration: Presqu'île Habitat, Les Cités
Cherbourgeoises, HLM du Cotentin,
Manche Habitat and HLM
Coutances Granville. Public...
-
France (44°11′N 2°00′W / 44.183°N 2.000°W / 44.183; -2.000). Le
Cherbourgeoise French Navy
World War II: The
patrol boat was
scuttled at Le Verdon-sur-Mer...
- paradis, Gr****et 2004: L’Ange et les Démons, Gr****et 2004:
Petite suite cherbourgeoise, with
Hubert Haddad and Frédérick Tristan, Le
Rocher 2005:
Singe savant...
