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Brigadier William Edward Cremor, CBE, ED (12
December 1897 – 11
April 1962) was an
Australian Army
officer and
school teacher. He
served during the First...
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Peerage of Ireland. On 10 May 1669, he
married Anne
Cremor,
daughter and sole
heiress of
Edmund Cremor and Anne Tryce. He was
succeeded in his
titles by...
- re-joining the army, and at the 1943
election was
opposed by
Brigadier William Cremor,
whose campaign was
funded by
Sydney businessmen (including
Keith Murdoch)...
- air support. (Brigadier
George Alan
Vasey and Lieutenant-Colonel
William Cremor have
criticised Freyberg for not
properly defending Maleme Airfield.) Hargest...
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English Spouse(s) Anne
Stringer Issue 4 (including
William Fitzwilliam, 3rd Earl Fitzwilliam)
Parents William Fitzwilliam, 1st Earl
Fitzwilliam Anne
Cremor...
- an ad hoc
force known as
Cremor Force,
which was
named after the 2/2nd's
commanding officer,
Lieutenant Colonel William Cremor. The regiment's headquarters...
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Sequiol ([7])
Gaiata 16:
Rafalafena Gaiata 17: Tir de
Colom ([8])
Gaiata 18:
Crèmor Gaiata 19: La
Cultural During the festival, each
district exhibits its gaiata...
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unpleasant (even nauseating) smell,
described as
resembling ivy.
Lactarius cremor is a name
sometimes used for
mushrooms in this group, however, Heilmann-Clausen...
- Wilson,
Brigadier (1899–1943), www.generals.dk
Photo Smith, Neil (1993). "
Cremor,
William Edward (1897–1962)".
Australian Dictionary of Biography. Canberra:...
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hazelnut and
almond cream filling.
Probably inspired by
Jules Séchaud's
Crémor.
Rayon (1937): A
honey nougat milk
chocolate tablet with air
bubbles Other...
