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marched into
Tabora in
September 1916
under the
command of
General Charles Tombeur after heavy fighting.
After 1918,
Belgium was
rewarded for the parti****tion...
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Lieutenant General Charles Tombeur, 1st
Baron of
Tabora (4 May 1867 – 2
December 1947) was a
Belgian military officer and
colonial civil servant. As well...
- lit. 'falling sickness'.
People of
epilepsy in
France were also
known as
tombeurs lit. 'people who fall', due to the
seizures and loss of
consciousness in...
-
Belgian Army Gérard
Leman –
general commanding the
defense of Liège
Charles Tombeur –
commander of the
colonial Force Publique in the East
African theatre...
- the
Belgian commander of the
Force Publique, Lieutenant-General
Charles Tombeur, had ****embled an army of 15,000 men
supported by
local bearers and advanced...
- Ine
Tombeur (born 1 April, 1977 in Neerpelt) is a
Belgian politician of the New
Flemish Alliance party who has
served as a
Member of the
Flemish Parliament...
- the
Belgian commander of the
Force Publique, Lieutenant-General
Charles Tombeur, had ****embled an army of 15,000 men
supported by
local bearers – Reybrouck...
-
started its
campaign on 18
April 1916
under the
command of
General Charles Tombeur,
Colonel Philippe Molitor and
Colonel Frederik-Valdemar
Olsen and captured...
- 2023. Olivier,
Mathieu (30
October 2023). "Au Gabon,
Brice tout-puissant,
tombeur des Bongo". JeuneAfrique.com (in French).
Retrieved 17
February 2024. "Gabon...
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Gryffroy Flemish Brabant Ben
Weyts Nadia Sminate Katrien Houtmeyers Ine
Tombeur Arnout Coel West
Flanders Sander Loones Eva Ryde Bert
Maertens Griet Vanryckegem...
