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Malmayne family.
Matilda Malmayne,
heiress of the estate,
married Edmund Plecy. The
Plecy male line
became extinct towards the end of the
fourteenth century...
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Albert Plécy (26
August 1914,
Wormhout – 1 May 1977, Les Baux-de-Provence) was a
French journalist, painter,
photographer and filmmaker,
specialist in...
- Conquest. In 1375, the
manor estate was
known as St
Giles Upwymbourne Plecy. The
Plecy male line
became extinct towards the end of the 14th century, and the...
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language spoken region of India, "arka" or "destek" or "torpil" in Turkish, "
plecy" in Polish, "štela" in Bosnian,"veza" in
Serbian "Piston" in French. Wasta...
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Cultural Award from the
German Society for
Photography (DGPh) With
Albert Plécy and
Raymond Grosset in 1954
Lartigue founded the Gens d'images, an ****ociation...
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France for over
three years. It was
introduced in
honour of Niépce by
Albert Plécy of the l'****ociation Gens d'Images.
Timeline of
photography technology Timeline...
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koktajlami Mołotowa (...) do tej pory
koledzy wspominają moje
poranione plecy".
Wprost (in Polish).
Archived from the
original on 12
February 2020. Retrieved...
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opposition to
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the
April elections. Died:
Albert Plécy, 62,
French photojournalist,
committed suicide by
shooting himself in the...
- and
financial agent Albert Platts (1883–1969),
English footballer Albert Plécy (1914–1977),
French journalist, painter, photographer, and
filmmaker Albert...
- was
succeeded by his son Hugh. Also
known as Hugh du
Plessis or Hugh de
Plecy Cokayne, p.254. Nicholas, p.384. Burke, p.439. Banks, p.372. Banks, Thomas...
