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Cormery (French pronunciation: [kɔʁməʁi] ) is a
commune in the Indre-et-Loire department, Centre-Val de Loire. Its
inhabitants are
called Cormeriens,...
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Cormery Abbey or the
Abbey of
Saint Paul,
Cormery (French:
Abbaye Saint-Paul de
Cormery), is a
former Benedictine abbey located on the
territory of the...
- from the
reservedness of Camus'
other novels. The
novel takes Jacques Cormery from
birth to his
years in the lycée, or
secondary school, in Algiers....
- food
historians trace the
origin of
macarons to a
French monastery in
Cormery in the 8th
century (791), in the
Loire Valley. This
particular macaron...
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Antoine Cormery is a
French journalist who
works at
France 24, a
French international non-stop news TV
channel since 2006.
Antoine Cormery graduated from...
- Camus.
Jacques Gamblin as
Jacques Cormery Catherine Sola as
Catherine Cormery (1957) Maya
Sansa as
Catherine Cormery (1924)
Denis Podalydès as Professor...
- can be
traced to a
French monastery of the 8th
century in the city of
Cormery. Later, two
Benedictine nuns,
Sister Marguerite and
Sister Marie-Elisabeth...
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Gilles Cormery (1950 in
Tours – 1999 in Tours) was a
French poet and painter.
Cormery painted circa 4000 oil
paintings and
watercolors as well as thousand...
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obliged to interfere. He
demanded an oath of
obedience from the
abbot of
Cormery, a
demand which was
upheld by
arbitration in 1174. The
Chronicle of Tours...
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Recording New Album". Theprp.com. 19
December 2012.
Retrieved 16
August 2017.
Cormery, Loic (September 2019). "Betraying the
Martyrs -
Rupture et Conciliation"...
