- André
Dhôtel (French pronunciation: [ɑ̃dʁe dotɛl]; 1
September 1900 in Attigny,
Ardennes – 22 July 1991 in Paris) was a
French writer, novelist, storyteller...
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Claude Dhotel (born 21
December 1946 in Paris, France; died 14
March 2000),
better known by his
stage name C. Jérôme, was a
French singer. In 1972, Jérôme's...
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October 4, 1948 Crimea-Simeis P. F.
Shajn · 29 km MPC · JPL 2109
Dhôtel 1950 TH2
Dhôtel October 13, 1950
Uccle S.
Arend · 20 km MPC · JPL 2110 Moore-Sitterly...
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World War. The
region serves as a
backdrop for the
Ardennes writer André
Dhôtel (1900–1991),
especially in Le Pays où l'on n’arrive
jamais (The country...
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Edmond Dauchot,
Ardenne bien aimée, with a
preface by André
Dhôtel, Paris-Gembloux, J. Duculot, 1976 René Hénoumont,
Edmond Dauchot : le photographe...
- geophysicist,
astronomer polar researcher, and
author MPC · 2108 2109
Dhôtel 1950 TH2 André
Dhôtel (1901–1991),
French writer awarded with the
Grand Prix de Litterature...
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success throughout Europe and
Latin America that C. Jérôme, real name
Claude Dhotel,
found himself famous in
Germany and
Austria under the name
guessed by licensee...
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Machine humaine Gabriel Veraldi 1955 Le pays où l'on
arrive jamais André
Dhôtel 1956 Les
Adieux François-Régis
Bastide 1957 Le
Carrefour des
solitudes Christian...
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September 1953 1969
Alain 3
February 1935 2084
Okayama 7
February 1935 2109
Dhotel 13
October 1950 2231
Durrell 21
September 1941 2265
Verbaandert 17 February...
- (1968 Trophée Winfield) José
Dolhem (1969
Volant S****)
Graham Stoker Guy
Dhotel (1970
Volant S****)
Patrick Tambay (1971
Volant S****) Gérard
Camili (1971...
