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Ilyinsky (Russian: Ильинский, Karelian:
Alavoine, Finnish: Kotsila) is a
village in the
Olonetsky District of the
Republic of Karelia, Russia, the administrative...
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Alavoine (3
April 1898 –
December 1967) was a
Belgian long-distance runner. He
competed in the
marathon at the 1924
Summer Olympics. "Marcel
Alavoine"...
- Jean-Antoine
Alavoine (4
January 1778 – 15
November 1834) was a
French architect best
known for his
column in the
Place de la Bastille,
Paris (1831–1840)...
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unknown and few have been
translated into English.
Alavoine (1998). p. 94;
Forshaw (2022). pp. 56-60
Alavoine,
Bernard (1998).
Georges Simenon,
Parcours d'une...
- 1812. At this
point Jean-Antoine
Alavoine was
chosen to
replace him and the main pool was soon completed.
Alavoine,
realising the need to show how the...
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Retrieved 21
April 2014. "Henri
Alavoine". ProCyclingStats.
Retrieved 21
April 2014.
Henri Alavoine at
Cycling Archives Henri Alavoine at
ProCyclingStats v t e...
- Jean
Alavoine (1
April 1888 – 18 July 1943) was a
French professional cyclist, who won 17
stages in the Tour de
France - only
eight riders have won more...
- a long
letter written in
prison by
condemned murderer Dr.
Charles Alavoine.
Alavoine wants to
explain his
personal side of the
story to a
judge handling...
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elaboration of a
Corinthian column, was
designed by the
architect Jean-Antoine
Alavoine,
following a
commission from Louis-Philippe: the
Place de la
Bastille was...
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located at the
Place de la Bastille, it had been
designed by Jean-Antoine
Alavoine. The two boys soon
leave him the next morning. They are last seen at the...
