- The
black vulture (Coragyps atratus), also
known as the
American black vulture,
Mexican vulture, zopilote, urubu, or gallinazo, is a bird in the New World...
- Lac des
Corbeaux is a lake in Vosges, France. At an
elevation of 887
metres (2,910 ft), its
surface area is 0.09
square kilometres (0.035 sq mi). v t e...
-
published by Paul
Verlaine in his
anthology Les Poètes maudits, 1884 "Les
corbeaux" (1871 or 1872) – poem
published in La
renaissance littéraire et artistique...
- The
Pointe des
Corbeaux Lighthouse is a
French lighthouse,
located on the
eponymous point on the Île d'Yeu.
Located at the
extreme southeastern end of...
- mouches, was
compounded by the
writers of
poison pen
letters or
corbeaux.
These corbeaux were
inspired by
motivations such as envy, spite, greed, anti-Semitism...
- Ne Rentres" / "J'Irai
Danser Quand Meme" Les
Corbeaux (1965), EMI "Les
Roses Barbelees" / "Les
Corbeaux" / "Mourir Demain" / "Pauvre Camille"
Viens Danser...
-
against FC Œ****énique in the
EUFLU (local
championship of Lubumbashi). The
Corbeaux then won the Haut-Katanga
championship for the
second consecutive time...
-
Kommandantur was
receiving an
average of 1,500
letters per day sent by the
corbeaux.
Sartre wrote under the
occupation Paris had
become a "sham", resembling...
-
attacked north and
recaptured Recogne on 9
January 1945, the Bois des
Corbeaux (
Corbeaux Wood), to the
right of Easy Company, on 10 January, and Foy on 13...
-
Marie Françoise
Catherine Doetger "****"
Corbaux (1812–1883) was a
British painter and
biblical commentator. She was also the
inventor of
kalsomine (calcimine)...
