- Bussières-et-
Pruns is a
commune in the Puy-de-Dôme
department in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes in
central France. Its
inhabitants are
called Bussiérois and Prunois...
- (Spanish:
Partido Revolucionario de Unificación Nacional,
PRUN) was a
political party in Mexico.
PRUN was
founded in 1939, to
support the
candidacy of General...
-
moved to a
beach house in Galveston. There, he
became acquainted with Doug
Pruns, a
surfer who made
custom boards out of his shop
based in the area, who...
-
Curio Barbasetti,
Count of
Prun (Orsara di Puglia, 12
March 1885 – 4
December 1953) was an
Italian general during World War II,
Chief of
Staff of the Italian...
- Günter Steffens;
Vilmos Czikkely;
Titus Niedermaier;
Reinhardt Hähndel; Hans
Prün; Karl-Heinz Ullrich;
Hermann Mühlfeld;
Wilfried Werner; Günter Kluge; Friedrich...
- elections, but
returned in 1960,
again failing to win a seat
against the
PRUN. It also
failed to win a seat in the
Constitutional ****embly
elections in...
- Bromont-Lamothe
Brousse Le
Brugeron Bulhon Busséol Bussières Bussières-et-
Pruns Buxières-sous-Montaigut Cébazat
Ceilloux La
Celle Celles-sur-Durolle La...
- the High
Command in
North Africa by
lieutenant general Curio Barbasetti di
Prun. From
December 1942
Gambara commanded the XI Army Corps,
which was involved...
-
Pepin Is****anskii,
Perle Rose,
Roter Perltraube,
Plant du Pauvre, Pompeiana,
Prun Gentile,
Rabigato Franco,
Raisin du Pauvre,
Raisin Grec,
Raisin Monstrueux...
- appropriate, appropriation, impropriety, inappropriate,
propriety prunus prun- plum
prune publicus public- public, publican, publication,
publicity puer...
