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Vaucelles (French pronunciation: [vosɛl] ) is a
commune located to the west of
Bayeux in the
Calvados department in the
Normandy region in northwestern...
- Raoul,
founder of
Vaucelles Abbey or
Saint Raoul (a/k/a San Raul, St. Radolph, Dom Rodulphe, or
Ralph of
Vaucelles) (died c.1151) is a
saint of the Catholic...
- and the
Truce of
Vaucelles was
agreed on 5
February 1556,
somewhat favourable to France. But
rather than a step
towards peace,
Vaucelles proved to be but...
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Richard of
Vaucelles was an
English Cistercian monk, who was
appointed by St.
Bernard as the
second abbot of the
Vaucelles Abbey, France. He is recognised...
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talks resumed.
Truce (February–September 1556) 5
February 1556:
Truce of
Vaucelles signed between Charles V and
Henry II of France.
Abdication of Charles...
- campaign. From 1555 he led the
drive to
peace that
secured the
Truce of
Vaucelles in mid 1556,
however the
peace would be shortlived. In 1557 he was again...
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about relieving their city,
Vaucelles. He has been gone for
three months and the play
commences the day he
returns to
Vaucelles. He is in a
secret relationship...
- ****ault,
relying on the 2nd and 3rd
Canadian Infantry Divisions to
capture Vaucelles, Colombelles, and the
opposite banks of the Orne River. On the morning...
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Vaucelles-et-Beffecourt (French pronunciation: [vosɛl e bɛfkuʁ]) is a
commune in the
Aisne department in Hauts-de-France in
northern France. Communes...
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Place George Pompidou Table tennis hall – Rue du
Mesnilcroc Complex of the
Vaucelle: Jean-Berthelem
Stadium – base of
canoeing Louis-Villemer Stadium [fr]...
