-
arranged a
marriage for her to a
young lieutenant, Pierre-Philippe
Augier of
Sauzay, in
order to end the
royal affair. She was paid a
hefty dowry by the emperor...
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Charles Eugène
Sauzay (14 July 1809 – 24
January 1901) was a
French violinist and composer.
Sauzay was born in
Paris in 1809, and in 1823 he
began studying...
- family. In June 2024, it was
announced that
former Pathé
executives Muriel Sauzay and François
Ivernel secured the
screen rights to the
novel for an adaptation...
- (1866–1925)
Henri Sauguet (1901–1989)
Alice Sauvrezis (1866–1946)
Charles Eugène
Sauzay (1809–1901)
Pierre Schaeffer (1910–1995)
Florent Schmitt (1870–1958) Claudin...
- into a verb or an adjective.
Zerwick 1990, p. 49
Janssens 2011, p. 520
Sauzay 1870, p. 20
Shotwell 2002, p. 586 Toso 2000, p. 25
Shotwell 2002, p. 343...
-
Coesens as
Marie Michel Bompoil as François Tony Todd as Bill Frédéric
Sauzay as Luc
Jacqueline Jehanneuf as La mère de
Marie Natalya Ermilova as Ana...
-
Llobera & Goldsmiths'
College 1996; (in German)
Alexandre Escudier,
Brigitte Sauzay, and
Rudolf von Thadden.
Gedenken im Zwiespalt:
Konfliktlinien europäischen...
-
Rebecca Stella (Eva), Frédéric
Maranber (Serge), Jean
Barat (Yvan), Frédéric
Sauzay (Franck),
Olivier Granier (Victor Mercier),
Marie Lenoir (Madame Mercier)...
-
Bethlehem Church Catholic Church In
office 1651–1667
Predecessor André de
Sauzay Successor François de
Batailler Orders Consecration 26
March 1651 by Bernardino...
- Jeanne-Félicité-Julie
Paillet who
married Antoine Sauzay (1743–1824). One of
their sons was the
violinist Charles Eugène
Sauzay. The core of the
collection of Dutch...
