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Jacques Flouret (8
September 1907 – 4
October 1973) was a multi-talented
French athlete.
Flouret won
three medals in the
pentathlon and
javelin throw,...
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Marcel Flouret, (March 29, 1892 –
November 29, 1971) was a
French engineer, soldier,
civil servant,
member of the
French Resistance, and
fourth Chair...
- EuroBasket:
finished 5th
among 10
teams 3
Pierre Boël, 4
Robert Cohu, 5
Jacques Flouret, 6
Raoul Gouga, 7
Henri ****, 8
Charles Hemmerlin, 9 Étienne Rolland, 10...
- as the
author for a long time. However, ever
since the
article by Jean
Flouret, it has been
established that the
author of
Mutus Liber is in fact Isaac...
- the
parade celebrating the
liberation of
Paris the
previous day.
Marcel Flouret is
second from the right. (Unknown,
Imperial War Museums, U.K.) The Allies...
- (1926-1934)
Louis Escallier (1934-1946)
Jacques Brunet (1946-1949)
Marcel Flouret (1949-1952) Jean
Watteau (1952-1962)
Gilles Warnier de
Wailly (1962-1963)...
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Flanagan /
United States M
athletics 3, tug of war 1 1900 1908 3
Jacques Flouret France M
athletics 1,
basketball 1 1928 1936 2
Daniel Fogg United Kingdom...
- Subsequently, he was
named as
president of the SNCF,
replacing Marcel Flouret who had been
forced to
resign by the
Transport Minister,
Christian Pineau...
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Archives of
Natural History. 40: 125–138. doi:10.3366/anh.2013.0142. Jean
Flouret,
Nicolas Venette : médecin rochelais, 1633-1698 : étude
biographique et...
- Schnackerts (GER) 58.48? Giuseppe Palmieri (ITA) 57.72
Pentathlon Wilhelm Beck (AUT) 3460.60 Wilhelm Ladewig (GER) 3457.69 Jacques
Flouret (FRA) 3300.98...
