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Charles Lecour (1808 – 1894) was a
French boxer. He
began his
studies of
Savate at an
early age and was a
student of
Michel C****eux, who
merged Savate...
- Gallimard, T. VII, pp. 1663–1664.
Olivier LeCour Grandmaison (2
February 2005). "
Le négationnisme colonial".
Le Monde (in French).
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modern sport of
savate are
Michel C****eux (also
known as
le ****eux) (1794–1869) and
Charles Lecour (1808–1894). C****eux
opened the
first establishment in...
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February 2005. "
Le Cour Grandmaison,
Haine et politique". L'Humanité (in French). 10
March 2003. "Entretien avec
Olivier LeCour Grandmaison" (in French)...
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official Savate academy ever. It was his
student and
successor Charles Lecour who
eventually added boxing techniques to
Savate and made it what is nowadays...
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Sandra Lecour is a
Canadian cross-country skier. She
represented Canada at the 1984
Winter Paralympics and at the 1988
Winter Paralympics, both held in...
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Marie Charles Lecour Grandmaison (18 May 1889 – 10 May 1917) was a
World War I
flying ace
credited with five
aerial victories.
Lecour Grandmaison was...
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Le Cours (French pronunciation: [lə kuʁ]; Breton: Ar C'hour) is a
commune in the
Morbihan department of
Brittany in north-western France. The
river Arz...
- as a
student of
Charles Lecour, he was
instructed by
Louis Vigneron.
After he had
fought Hubert Lecour (who was
Charles Lecour's brother and a
savate instructor...
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department Cours-la-Ville, in the Rhône
department Cours-
les-Bains, in the
Gironde department Cours-
les-Barres, in the Cher
department Le Cours, in the Morbihan...
