- Faso
President Blaise Compaoré
found guilty, 2022,
retrieved 13
March 2024
Jaffré,
Bruno (9
September 2009). "********ination of
Thomas Sankara:
evidence of...
- Joseph-Marie
Jaffré,
better known as Job
Jaffré (May 6, 1906 -
March 12, 1986), was a
French journalist and
Breton nationalist. He also
published under...
- Baraduc,
Albert Naud and Yves-Frédéric
Jaffré). None of his
lawyers had met him before. He
dealt mostly with
Jaffré, who sat with him, talked,
listened and...
-
Random House, ISBN 978-0812998955.
Burkina Faso's Pure
President by
Bruno Jaffré.
Thomas Sankara Lives! by
Mukoma Wa Ngugi.
There Are
Seven Million Sankaras...
- Gérard
Jaffrès (born 15
December 1956 in Saint-Pol-de-Léon) is a
French singer,
writer and performer. He
started playing the
guitar at the age of 15,...
-
production by
several musicians,
including Jean-Pierre Taïeb, Frédéric
Jaffré and
Niels Brinck.
Anggun co-wrote
music and
lyrics of the
entire album,...
-
Truth and
Reconciliation Commission that the coup was
organized by Taylor.
Jaffre,
Bruno (2018). A
Certain Amount of Madness: The Life,
Politics and Legacies...
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Alexandre Azaria 1:20 10. "Saviour"
Anggun C. Sasmi,
Evelyne Kral,
Frederic Jaffre Anggun 3:44 11. "Revolution"
Camus Mare
Celli Kate
Nauta 3:41 12. "Paris...
-
Hiroaki Setoguchi;
Takeshi Asakawa Osawa; Jean-Christophe Pintaud;
Tanguy Jaffré; Jean-Marie
Veillon (1998), "Phyloghuhenetic
relationships within Araucariaceae...
-
singer Anggun.
Written originally in
French by
Evelyne Kral and Frédéric
Jaffré, the song was
adapted to
English and
Indonesian by Anggun.
Released as the...
