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Georges Scelle (19
March 1878
Avranches (Manche) – 8
January 1961) was an
international jurist and
member of the
United Nations International Law Commission...
- The
Scelle Affair was a
controversy in
French education surrounding the
appointment of
Professor Georges Scelle from the
University of
Burgundy to a chair...
- & Co. pp. 326–330.
Retrieved 22
September 2018 – via
Internet Archive.
Scelle,
Georges (January 1911). "Studies on the
Eastern Question". The American...
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Jeanne Scelles-Millie (12
September 1900 – 22
March 1993) was a
French architectural engineer and
author who was born in
Algeria and
lived there until...
- from June 5 to July 29, 1950. The
chairman of that
session was
Georges Scelle. The
agenda and the
final resolutions of the
session were as follows: Original...
- Brières-les-
Scellés (French pronunciation: [bʁijɛʁ le sele] ) is a
commune in the
Essonne department in Île-de-France in
northern France. Inhabitants...
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Another form is
street prostitution.
According to a 2011
report by
Fondation Scelles there are
about 42
million prostitutes in the world,
living all over the...
- for Desesserts, 1834
Portrait d'enfant, Delannois, 1834 La
Veuve et le
scellé,
Salon of 1835; Her work is
included in the
Wellcome Collection, the Musée...
- and a
prospering ****
industry The Guardian, 2012 ****
tourism Foundation Scelles, 2013 Корреспондент: Украинские девушки закрепили за страной статус центра...
- the
right to self-determination in Le
principe des nationalités.
Georges Scelle in Belgium,
Felix Ermacora in Austria,
Alfred de
Zayas in the
United States...
