- Look up
fission in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Fission, a
splitting of
something into two or more parts, may
refer to:
Fission (biology), the division...
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Pierre Fisson, (1918 in Tbilisi,
Georgia – July 2013), was a
French writer,
laureate of the Prix
Renaudot in 1948.
Fisson was born to a
French father and...
- film
stars the
voices of
Vladimir Koshevoy [ru],
Slava Polunin,
Natalya Fisson [ru],
Anvar Libabov [ru], Anna Artamonova,
Aleksey Petrenko,
Pavel Lyubimtsev [ru]...
- Sokoreva)
Evgeniya Dobrovolskaya as Alla
Tatyana Markhel as Prin****l
Natalya Fisson as
Marina Vladimir Ilyin as Vika's
Grandpa Dmitriy Pevtsov as
Kolyunya Margarita...
- (1690–1759), son of
Bertrand Lesseps (1649–1708) and wife (m.1675)
Louise Fisson (1654–1690), was town
clerk and at the same time
secretary to
Queen Maria...
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Bogdan Stupka as Zaslavsky,
prosecutor Yevgeny Tsyganov as
Valera Natalia Fisson as Zaslavsky's wife
Mikhail Golubovich as
Wilhelm Golden Eagle Award Best...
- l'amour des autres, Jean
Cayrol (Le Seuil) 1948:
Voyage aux horizons,
Pierre Fisson (Julliard) 1949: Le Jeu de patience,
Louis Guilloux (Gallimard) 1950: Les...
- This was a
powerful defensive position, and the
Tuscan commander Carlo de
Fisson rejected Tharreau's
demands that he surrender. The
presence of two British...
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Parisiennes and two Triouleyres.
There were also
single car
entries from
Fisson;
Landry et
Beyroux (or poss. Landoy); Lebrun; Rochet-Schneider;
Rossel and...
- de la Boule-d'Or and
later relocated in
September 1942 to 47
Boulevard Fisson. In contrast, 102
Ludois were
detained in
prisoner camps in Germany. In...
