- Emperor,
arrived at
Valenciennes, and – even when
Henry II of
France allied with him
against the
Protestants in 1552 –
Valenciennes became (c. 1560) an...
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Valenciennes Football Club (French pronunciation: [valɑ̃sjɛn] ;
commonly known as
Valenciennes, VA or VAFC) is a
French professional football club based...
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Herman de
Valenciennes, 12th-century
French poet, was born at
Valenciennes. His
father and mother,
Robert and Herembourg,
belonged to Hainaut, and gave...
- Look up
Valenciennes in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Valenciennes can mean:
Valenciennes, a town and
commune on the
Scheldt river in the Nord département...
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Achille Valenciennes (9
August 1794 – 13
April 1865) was a
French zoologist.
Valenciennes was born in Paris, and
studied under Georges Cuvier. His study...
- be
count of the
Valenciennes area.
Vanderkindere speculated in 1902 (Vol. 2 p. 72) that
Emperor Otto I
created the
March of
Valenciennes in the late 940s/early...
- The
organ of
Valenciennes,
named after the
French naturalist Achille Valenciennes, is one of two
secondary ****ual
organs of the
female of the
genus Nautilus...
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Henry of
Valenciennes was an
early 13th-century
French writer,
historian and
chronicler of the
Latin Empire.
Henry of
Valenciennes was a
chronicler under...
- Columbia, Canada. The
Valenciennes was
originally known as the
South Fork Bush River.
Headwaters form on the
south slope of
Valenciennes Mountain. Approximately...
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effect in
March 2015. Its seat is in
Valenciennes. It
consists of the
following communes: Saint-Saulve
Valenciennes "Décret n° 2014-167 du 17 février 2014...
