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- Justin-Prudent-François-Marie Malfeyt (21 June 1862 – 26 December 1924) was a Belgian soldier, engineer and administrator. He served in various senior...
- (résident) subordinate to the Governor. Royal Commissioners (1916–1926) Justin Malfeyt (November 1916 – May 1919) Alfred Marzorati (May 1919 – August 1926) Governors...
- Hatebreed, Torche, Suffocation, Fu Manchu, and Cephalic Carnage. Nicolas Malfeyt - b**** (2002–present) Jan Hallaert - guitars (2005–present) Serge Kasongo...
- conquered from German East Africa, as well as legal advisor to General Justin Malfeyt, commissioner royal in charge of the regions of German East Africa controlled...
- (1867–1947) Military Governor April 1916 22 November 1916 7 months Justin Malfeyt (1862–1924) Royal Commissioner 22 November 1916 May 1919 2 years, 5 months...
- and Aruwimi. He replaced Alexis Bertrand, interim governor after Justin Malfeyt had left office as deputy governor-general of Orientale Province in July...
- was interim vice-governor general of the Orientale Province after Justin Malfeyt left in July 1916, handing over to Adolphe de Meulemeester in August 1917...
- course of 1902, he received a visit from major Justin Malfeyt, governor of East Congo. M. Malfeyt, more familiar with life on the west coast, learned about...
- composed m****es and motets, which were sung in the churches of Bruges. K. MALFEYT, Het Muziekconservatorium te Brugge, Bruges, 1922 Noël GEIRNAERT, De beiaardiers...
- Antwerp on 2 October 1902 for Boma. He went on to Stanleyville, where Justin Malfeyt gave him command of the mobile column that was to travel to Uvira. Due...