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Jules Maujean (22
February 1886 – 5
December 1966) was a
French sports shooter. He
competed in two
events at the 1920
Summer Olympics. "Jules
Maujean". Olympedia...
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Marcel Rajman (alias
Simon Maujean, Faculté, Michel, and
Michel Mieczlav; 1 May 1923 − 21
February 1944) was a
Polish Jew and
volunteer fighter in the...
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Denis (2006-05-01).
Handbook of Enology,
Volume 2:...
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Pascal Ribéreau-****on, Yves Glories,
Alain Maujean,
Denis Dubourdieu;
Traits of Oenology :
Chemistry of Wine, stabilisation...
- He was
awarded the
Montyon Prize (by the
French Academy) in 1974, the
Maujean Prize in 1989 and the
Biguet Prize in 1993. "Les agrégés de l'enseignement...
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September 2013). "Flore V****eur : qui
gouverne quoi ?". Le
Figaro (in French).
Maujean,
Guillaume (29 June 2010). "Un oeil féminin sur la
folie financière". Les...
- Norbert Van Molle (BEL) 1912
Bayonne Biarritz Paul Van Asbroeck (BEL) Paul
Maujean (FRA) Caspar Widmer (SUI) 1913 Camp
Perry Wilhelm Carlberg (SWE) Alfred...
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Demerval Peixoto Fernando Soledade 5 France (FRA) 1239
Joseph Pecchia Jules Maujean Léon
Johnson Émile
Boitout André
Regaud 6 Spain (ESP) 1224 José Bento...
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Bleickard de Helmstatt". ****emblée nationale.
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August 2023.
Maujean, Léon (1930). "Histoire de Morhange, III La
famille d'Helmstadt". Annuaire...
- François
Heyens 6 France (FRA)
France total 2225
Joseph Pecchia Jules Maujean Léon
Johnson Émile
Boitout André
Regaud 7 Italy (ITA)
Italy total 2224...
