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Laudon may
refer to:
Laudon Symphony, a
symphony by
Joseph Haydn in C
major Laudon (river), a
river that
feeds Lake
Annecy Mount Laudon,
Antarctica Adolf...
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Ernst Gideon von
Laudon,
since 1759
Freiherr von
Laudon (originally
Laudohn or Loudon; 13
February 1717 – 14 July 1790), was a
Baltic German-born Austrian...
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Kenneth C.
Laudon was a
professor of
Information Systems at the
Stern School of
Business at New York University.
Kenneth Laudon graduated from Stanford...
- can be
divided into five eras
originally identified by
Kenneth C.
Laudon and Jane
Laudon in
their seminal textbook Management Information Systems. First...
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Adolf Laudon (13
December 1912 – 22
November 1984) was an
Austrian ****ociation
football player who
competed in the 1936
Summer Olympics. He was part of...
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Laudon (born
March 12, 1971) is a
Swedish typographic designer and
graphic designer.
Educated in Fine Art at Ger****rgsskolan in Stockholm,
Laudon earned...
- the northwest.
Features of the range, from
north to south,
include Mount Laudon,
Johnston Spur,
Mount Owen,
Kelsey Cliff,
Mount Lampert and
Mount Mull....
- fed by many
small rivers from the
surrounding mountains (Ire, Eau morte,
Laudon,
Bornette and Biolon) and a
powerful underwater source, the Boubioz, at...
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Laudonov gaj (English:
Laudon's grove) is a
forest in
Croatia near Bunić.
Locals named it in
honour of
Ernst Gideon von
Laudon, who
ordered for oaks and...
- the
fiery strategy of Frederick. In 1758 Major-General
Ernst Gideon von
Laudon,
acting under Daun's instructions,
forced the King to
raise the
siege of...
