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Loscoat was,
before 1945, a
hamlet belonging to the
village of
Lambézellec(fr),
which is now a
large suburb of Brest. Part of the
former hamlet has now...
- Locmaria-Plouzané (9) 57. AS
Queliverzan (11) 3–0 PL
Bergot (10) 58. PL
Lambézellec (11) 0–3 ****ociation
Cavale Blanche Brest (10) 59. US
Garlan (12) 2–6...
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division at the
First Battle of the Marne. René
Boutegourd was born in
Lambézellec [fr] on 20
September 1858. His father, Jean-Baptiste
Boutegourd was a...
- (10) 67. AJA Brélès
Lanildut (11) 2–3 ASC ****raise
Brest (9) 68. PL
Lambézellec (10) 1–4 Légion Saint-Pierre (9) 69. Gars Saint-Majan (10) 0–8 SC Lannilis...
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lines were reopened. That is,
except for the
section from
Brest and
Lambezellec which was not
reopened due to war damage.
Public service resumed on 15...
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French Captain Pierre François Péron, born in 1769 at
Lambézellec, near Brest, was a
French sailor and
trading captain who
sailed to many
different locations...
- 239. PL
Bergot (10) 3–5 PL
Pilier Rouge (10) 240. AS
Brest (8) 7–0 PL
Lambézellec (10) 241. AJA Brélès
Lanildut (11) 1–3 SC Lanrivoaré (9) 242. Étoile...
- Brest-Cavale-Blanche-Bohars-Guilers Brest-Centre Brest-Kerichen Brest-
Lambezellec Brest-L'Hermitage-Gouesnou Brest-Plouzané Brest-Recouvrance Brest-Saint-Marc...
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lived in
Falaise in
Normandy where the
father was transferred, then to
Lambézellec in 1939.
Following the
bombardment of the
Hotel Continental in 1941,...
- was born
Louis Édouard Bouët, the son of a
businessman (and
mayor of
Lambézellec) in Maisons-Laf****e, near Paris.
Having joined the
French Navy, in 1824...
