- art, by
Bogolyubov (Moscow, 1939) and
Nikolsky (Moscow, 1949). "1799 le
baionette sagge" by
Marco Galandra and
Marco Baratto (Pavia, 1999). "Suvorov – La...
-
Habit Giberne Fusil Veste Porte-giberne
Sabre Pantalon Baudrier de
fusil Baïonette Sarrau de
toile Caisse de
tambour Fourreau de baïonn
Bonnet de police...
- lieutenant-general in the
imperial army.
Napoleon affectionately called him "général
baionette" for his
fierceness and his
predilection for
bayonet attacks. In 1814...
-
Cacciatorpediniere Tigre (in Italian) Etnasi,
Fernando (2007). Otto
milioni di
baionette: in
guerra con le
suole di cartone. EdUP, p. 72. ISBN 88-8421-170-0 (in...
- the
bridge and Merle’s
infantry division tried to take the
bridge "a la
baionette". However, by
around 4.00pm, it was too dark to
continue and the French...
-
Cacciatorpediniere Sauro (in Italian) Etnasi,
Fernando (2007). Otto
milioni di
baionette: in
guerra con le
suole di cartone. EdUP, p. 72. ISBN 88-8421-170-0 (in...
- rade La
Bague à Danièle Le
Miroir La
France Mala
diural (À la Skabyle)
Baïonettes D'Ève à Lise
Encyclopedia of
Contemporary French Culture Alex Hughes,...
- this type of
manoeuvre (that had
earned him the
nickname of "général
baionette" from Napoleon). The
Dutch troops advanced in a
state of high excitement...
- avoués to
fulfill this role. A B C D E F G H I J KL M N O P QR S T UV WXYZ
baïonette intelligente principle according to
which subordinates are
expected to...
