- the
early 20th
century Les
Inconnus,
three French humorists:
Didier Bourdon,
Bernard Campan and
Pascal Légitimus Bel
Inconnu, an
Arthurian character Inconnue...
- group's name was
changed to "Les
Inconnus" (The Unknowns).
After hosting a
radio show on
Europe 1 from 1987 to 1988, Les
Inconnus lost
another member, Seymour...
- Guinglain, Guinglan,
Giglan , German: Wigalois, etc.), also
known as Le Bel
Inconnu, or The Fair Unknown, is a
character from
Arthurian legend whose exploits...
- Les
Inconnus dans la
maison is a
novel by
Georges Simenon,
first published in
Paris in 1940. It may also
refer to
several film
adaptations of the novel:...
- Code
Unknown (French: Code
inconnu : Récit
incomplet de
divers voyages) is a 2000 film
directed by
Michael Haneke. Most of the
story occurs in Paris,...
- to
hatcheries or only
maintained due to stocking.
Within the Caspian,
inconnus live
primarily in the
central and
southern parts of the sea
during summer...
-
Inconnu Art
Group (later the
Inconnu Independent Art Group) is a
Hungarian group of
maverick fine
artists from the
communist and
postcommunist eras. The...
- He
first reached stardom in
France when he
created the
comedic trio Les
Inconnus with
Bernard Campan and
Pascal Légitimus,
which was very po****r throughout...
-
director commemorating the
centennial of the
armistice French:
Soldats inconnus: Mémoires de la
Grande Guerre (lit.
Unknown Soldiers:
Memories of the Great...
- "Le Chef-d'œuvre
inconnu" (English: "The
Unknown Masterpiece") is a
short story by Honoré de Balzac. It was
first published in the
newspaper L'Artiste...
