- millennia.
Among the most
detailed theories was one put
forward by Jean
Hiernaux,
based on
studies of
blood factors and archeology.
Noting the
fossil record...
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origins of and
differences between the Hutu and Tutsi.
Anthropologist Jean
Hiernaux contends that the
Tutsi are a
separate race, with a
tendency towards "long...
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Jules Hiernaux (27 July 1881 – c. 29 July 1944), was a
Belgian politician. He was the founder, and later,
director of Université du
Travail (E: university...
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Princeton University Press, p. 168,
Table "A
Summary of
Hiernaux's classification (
Hiernaux 1975) of the Sub-Saharan
African Peoples"). Thomas, Katie...
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American Anthropologist. 58 (3): 584–585. doi:10.1525/aa.1956.58.3.02a00390.
Hiernaux, Jean (1975). The
people of Africa.
People of the
world series. ISBN 0-684-14040-3...
- ink sister-city partnership"[permanent dead link] (in French) Jean-Pol
Hiernaux : Namur,
capitale de la Wallonie, in Encyclopédie du
Mouvement wallon,...
- Pygmies". UNHCR. "Batwa and Bambuti".
Minority Rights Group. 19 June 2015.
Hiernaux, Jean (1977), "Adaptation of the
African to the rainforest", in Harrison...
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Clarendon Press. ISBN 9780191544484.
Roberts &
Bainbridge 1963, pp. 341–370.
Hiernaux 1975, pp. 142–143 & 147. Campbell,
Leslie &
Campbell 2006, pp. 71–82. New...
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entrances (two on each side of the
Jules Hénin Avenue, one on the
Jules Hiérnaux Square),
leading to the
lowest level.
Platforms are
located on the upper...
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around 78 were
fighters and 40 were bombers. The AéMI was
commanded by Paul
Hiernaux, who had
received his pilot's
license just
before the
outbreak of World...
