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Fernex may
refer to:
Joseph Fernex (died 1795),
French revolutionary judge Michel Fernex (1929–2021),
Swiss doctor Solange Fernex (1934–2006), French...
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Solange Fernex (15
April 1934 – 11
September 2006) was a
French environmental and
pacifist activist and politician. One of the
environmental movement's...
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Michel Fernex (2
April 1929 – 2
October 2021) was a
Swiss medical doctor, from the
Medical Faculty University of Basel. He was a
member of
Physicians for...
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Joseph Fernex (died 14
February 1795) was a
judge in the
Revolutionary Tribunals during the
French Revolution. A silk
weaver from Lyon,
close to Joseph...
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Radioprotection et
Droit Nucléaire (in French): 247–261.
English translation1:
Fernex, Michael; Belbéoch, Bella. "Western
responsibility regarding the health...
- who
owned the
Gimbels department store. His
parents were
Julia (née de
Fernex Millhiser) and the Col.
Richard Gimbel, U.S.A.F. He
enrolled at Yale University...
- 14th-century
Burgundian registers as "
Fernex" and
changed several times until the 19th
century to Fernay, Fernaj,
Fernai or
Fernex before adopting its
current name...
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items in his
aeronautical collection.
Gimbel was
married to
Julia de
Fernex Millhiser. They had two sons,
Roger Gimbel and Dan Gimbel; and five daughters...
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February 1795 – M****acre of
Jacobin prisoners at Lyon. On 14
February Joseph Fernex, a
judge on the
former Revolutionary Committee, in
prison since Thermidor...
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revolutionary tribunals in
their area. On 14
February 1795 for example,
Joseph Fernex, who had
served as a
judge on the
Tribunal in Orange, was
killed and thrown...
