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Louis Charles Folliot de
Crenneville (3 July 1763 – 21 June 1840)
joined the
French royal navy in the 1770s.
During the
French Revolution he abandoned...
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Count Franz Folliot de
Crenneville (Sopron,
March 22, 1815 - Gmunden, June 22, 1888), was an
Austrian feldzeugmeister (artillery general) and Oberstkämmerer...
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Isabelle Maria Gräfin
Folliot de
Crenneville (1883–1951),
Austrian writer and
translator Louis Charles Folliot de
Crenneville (1763–1840),
joined the French...
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Hermynia Zur Mühlen (12
December 1883 – 20
March 1951), or
Folliot de
Crenneville-Poutet, was an
Austrian writer and translator. She
translated over seventy...
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Marie Victoire Pauline Adrienne de
Folliot de
Crenneville (1766–1845) was an
Austrian courtier. She was the
royal governess (Aia) of
Marie Louise, Empress...
- was
supervised by her
French imperial governess Victoire de
Folliot de
Crenneville.
Marie Louise was
influenced by her
grandmother Maria Carolina, who despised...
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death of his
first wife, he
married again to
Victoire de
Folliot de
Crenneville (1766–1845) on 23 Jan 1816. Victoire, the
former governess of Empress...
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Austrian Division: Feldmarschall-Leutnant
Louis Charles Folliot de
Crenneville Austrian Division: Feldmarschall-Leutnant Jean
Charles Hennequin de Fresnel...
- Liechtenstein, plus the
mixed infantry-cavalry
division of Karl
Folliot de
Crenneville. This
organization fought at the
Battle of
Dresden on 26–27
August 1813...
- Ferrari(s)-Ochieppo von
Ficquelmont Finck von
Finckenstein (von)
Firmian Folliot de
Crenneville-(Poutet)
Forni Francken-Sierstorpff von
Frankenegg Fredro Fries Fünfkirchen...
