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Major General Armand Charles Guilleminot (French pronunciation: [aʁmɑ̃ ʃaʁl ɡijmino]; 2
March 1774–14
March 1840) was a
French general during the Napoleonic...
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Bergger company was
begun over a
century ago by
French manufacturer Guilleminot. The
company manufactures monochrome photographic film 35mm to 20"x24"...
- expedition,
leaving its
military direction to Major-General
Armand Charles Guilleminot, a tried-and-tested
general of the
First Empire. Four of the five army...
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illustrated ed. Baltimore, MD: JHU P, 2002.[page needed]
Pietropaolo S,
Guilleminot A,
Martin B, D'Amato FR,
Crusio WE (February 2011). "Genetic-background...
- and by
evening they had
again expelled the Russians.
Armand Charles Guilleminot was the
first who
entered the city.
During the
course of the engagement...
- London: Longmans,
Green & Co. Carroll, R.T. "The Skeptic's Dictionary".
Guilleminot, H. ""N" rays do not
influence the
resistivity of
selenium nor modify...
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while the town lost
almost all of its
remaining industrial base when the
Guilleminot factories shut down in 1992. The château de
Chantilly was
built for the...
- parallel, Sébastiani
allegedly approved the
designs of
Armand Charles Guilleminot, the Amb****ador to The Porte, who
attempted to
undermine the Holy Alliance...
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militaire de Saint-Cyr in 1975,
promotion « Captain
Henri Guilleminot » (French:
Henri Guilleminot). He
entered at the end of his
scholarity the Armoured...
- (Napoleon's
youngest brother), the
divisions of
Comte Maximilien Foy (9th),
Guilleminot and
Joseph Bachelu (5th) Kellermann's
cavalry corps Similarly, though...
