- Valérie
Létard (French pronunciation: [valeʁi letaʁ]; born 13
October 1962) is a
French politician of the
Union of
Democrats and Independents (UDI) who...
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Liudhard (Old English: Lēodheard;
modern French:
Létard, also
Letard in English) was a
Frankish bishop.
Alban Butler,
citing Bede,
places his see at Senlis...
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Christian Letard (born 23
November 1947) is a
French retired football manager who most
recently managed the
Congo national team. In
addition to Congo,...
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Yannis Letard (born 18
August 1998) is a
professional footballer who
plays as a defender. Born in
Metropolitan France, he
plays for the
French Guiana national...
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Jabbary (2002–2003) Jean-Paul
Bernard (2003)
Michel Hidalgo (2004)
Christian Létard (2004–2005) Noël Tosi (2006–2007)
Ivica Todorov (2008–2010)
Robert Corfou...
- 134
votes for Larcher, who was the right's candidate; a centrist,
Valerie Letard,
received 29 votes.
After the
victory of the
right in
September 2014 Senate...
- Noël Tosi (1990–1991)
Bernard Simondi (1991–1993) B.
David (1993–1994) C.
Letard (1994–1995) É.
Geraldes (1995–1996)
Bernard Simondi (1996–1997)
Alain Michel...
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Government of France.
Since 21
September 2024, the
position is held by Valérie
Létard. In 1925 the
position was
created and
called High
Commissioner for Housing...
- PMC 3267868. PMID 22089893.
Anestis MD,
Khazem LR, Law KC,
Houtsma C,
LeTard R,
Moberg F, et al. (October 2015). "The ****ociation
Between State Laws...
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Bernard Deferrez (1985–86)
Christian Gourcuff (Jun 86 – Jan 89)
Christian Létard (Jan 1989 – Jan 94)
Thierry Froger (Jan 1994 – May 97)
Slavo Muslin (Jun...
