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Paimbœuf (French pronunciation: [pɛ̃bœf] ; Breton: Pembo) is a
commune in the Loire-Atlantique
department in
western France,
lying on the
south bank of...
- The
first issue of L'Écho de
Paimbœuf, a w****ly
journal of
literary and
maritime adverti****ts,
appeared in 1844 in
Paimbœuf, then a sub-prefecture of Loire-Inférieure...
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April 1814.
Condemned 1842.
Clorinde Builder:
Louis & Michel-Louis Crucy,
Paimboeuf Ordered: 19 July 1806 Laid down: July 1806 Launched: 6
August 1808 Completed:...
- Caroline. The
evening the ship set out for the Indies, it
stopped first at
Paimboeuf where Pierre Verne arrived just in time to
catch his son and make him...
- by the US Navy (USN)
during World War I from the
French Naval Base at
Paimbœuf,
which was
designated a US Navy Air
Station from 1
March 1918 onward. It...
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archived from the
original on
January 12, 2016 "Fayat
acquiert le
normand CM
Paimboeuf", actus.calvados-strategie.com (in French),
Conseil Général du Calvados...
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capital and the see of a
Catholic Diocese of Rezé from 510 to 851), ****ic,
Paimbœuf and
Machecoul (another
historical capital city). In the
early 9th century...
- a type of
large sailing frigates designed by
Pierre De**** and
built in
Paimbœuf for the
French Navy.
Rated at 48 guns, the type was one of the
French attempts...
- They had a daughter,
Marguerite Pitre-Chevalier.
Nantes ,
Quimper and
Paimbœuf each have a
street that
bears the name of Pitre-Chevalier, and a boulevard...
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diversified into
building seaplanes from 1922. In 1926 the
district of
Paimbœuf was
merged with the
district of Saint-Nazaire, thus
reinforcing the influence...
