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Zamor (christened Louis-Benoît) (1762 Chittagong,
Bengal –
February 7, 1820, Paris, France) was a
French revolutionary from Bengal,
probably of Siddi...
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Emmanuel Oreste Zamor (1861– July 27, 1915) was a
Haitian general and
politician who
served as the
president of
Haiti in 1914. He was
executed the following...
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Guillermo Zamor (born
March 8, 1951),
known as just
Zamor, is a
Colombian and
French painter,
sculptor and writer. He
became known for his
large paintings...
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Zamor (1762–1820) was a
French revolutionary of
Bengali origin.
Zamor may also
refer to:
Zamor (artist) (born 1951), a
Colombian and
French artist, writer...
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named Zamor, whom she
dressed in
elegant clothing.
Jeanne developed a
liking for
Zamor and
began to
educate him. In his
trial testimony in 1793,
Zamor gave...
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Leconte to power. He
later headed the
revolt which toppled President Oreste Zamor. On 25
February 1915 Sam was
proclaimed president when his predecessor,...
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Eugene O'Neill's The
Emperor Jones. Members:
Charles de Delva, Charles
Zamor, Edmond Polynice, Léon Nau,
Ermane Robin,
Eribert Saint-Vil Nöel and Samson...
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Manuel Pierre Hubert Zamore a.k.a.
Emmanuel Hector Zamor (c. 1840,
Salvador - 1919, Créteil?) was a Brazilian-born
painter who
lived in France. He specialized...
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spends a lot of time at
Versailles instead of Parc-aux-Cerfs.
Jeanne selects Zamor as her page.
Louise of France, the king's
youngest legitimate daughter,...
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organized the
cacao farmers of the
north in the
revolt against President Oreste Zamor. His
inability to pay the
farmers as he had
promised for parti****ting in...
