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Lesdain (French pronunciation: [ledɛ̃]) is a
commune in the Nord
department in
northern France.
Communes of the Nord
department "Répertoire
national des...
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Jacques Bouly de
Lesdain (4
October 1880 - 1975) was a
French aristocrat,
lawyer and diplomat. He was the
author of
several travel books about Asia and...
- (1898)
Ladyghin (1899–1900) and
Katsnakov (1899–1900)
Jacques Bouly de
Lesdain and
Martha Mailey, 1902 Roy
Chapman Andrews from the
American Museum of...
- Léopold
Joseph Bouly de
Lesdain (20
September 1869–3
January 1965) was a
French botanist and lichenologist.
Bouly de
Lesdain was born in
Dunkirk on 20...
- (town centre), Guignies, Hollain, Howardries, Jollain-Merlin, Laplaigne,
Lesdain, Rongy, and Wez-Velvain.
Brunehaut town hall
Pierre Brunehaut menhir Brunehaut...
- of
Lesdain,
Jacques Bouly de
Lesdain, his wife and two drivers; they
travelled 700 km (430 miles) in 33 days,
aboard a Brasier.
Bouly de
Lesdain also...
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southwestern North America, it was
first formally described by
Maurice Bouly de
Lesdain in 1933, as
Placodium squamosum.
Alexander Zahlbruckner proposed a transfer...
- pro-German
articles by
French aristocrat and
diplomat Jacques Bouly de
Lesdain. However,
Lesdain later became its
political editor. The
magazine was shut down...
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Jacques de
Lesdain, the
German Amb****ador, Otto Abetz,
intervened to
force him upon them as
their political editor.
After the Liberation,
Lesdain fled, and...
- Céline
Victor Debeney Lucette Destouches Roland Gaucher Jacques Bouly de
Lesdain Robert Le
Vigan Corinne Luchaire Bernard Ménétrel
Georges Oltramare Lucien...
