- Éveline
Plicque-Andréani, née
Boudon (January 25, 1929 –
October 16, 2018), was a
French composer,
musicologist and pedagogue,
winner of the Prix de Rome...
- Jean
Plicque (1931/1932 - 1964) was a
French community development specialist who was
murdered in the
Democratic Republic of
Congo by
rebel forces in...
- etnografía y folklore. MUSEF, La Paz, 2001. Flores, Willer. López, Jaime.
Plicque, Katherine.
Lliqllas chayantaka.
Textiles en el
Norte de Potosí. En: Anales...
- Hélène
Cixous Edmond Couchot Frank Popper Music Daniel Charles Éveline
Plicque-Andréani
Costin Miereanu Daniel Caux
Ethnomusicology Giovanna Marini Linguistics...
- Congo, a 33 year old
International Labour Organization colleague Jean
Plicque volunteered to join the trip just
before departure.
Preziosi was on a mission...
-
Damase 1948 –
Odette Gartenlaub 1949 –
Adrienne Clostre 1950 – Éveline
Plicque-Andréani 1951 –
Charles Chaynes 1952 –
Alain Weber 1953 –
Jacques Castérède...
- brigade)
Louis Auguste Marchand Plauzonne (général de brigade)
Louis Augustin Plicque (général de brigade)
Pierre Poinsot de
Chansac (général de division) François...
- Pathé
opera company. He was the
father of Prix de Rome
laureate Éveline
Plicque-Andréani. From 1941 to 1944 he was
director of the
Paris Opéra. He died...
-
World War I.
August 17 – Two UN officials, Jean
Plicque and
Francois Preziosi, were
killed by rebels.
Plicque was a
member of the ILO, and
Preziosi was the...
- been
devoted to the
service of
those in need"
Francois Preziosi & Jean
Plicque France For
their refugee-support work in
eastern Congo;
awarded posthumously...
