- was
incorporated in
Mexico City in 1946 by Egon
Mabardi and
Francisco Berrondo, both
Spanish refugees who
escaped the
turmoil of the
Spanish Civil War...
- Máximo
Berrondo (born 6 June 1927) is an
Argentinian actor,
screenwriter and film director. The Path to
Crime (1951) The
Mission (1986) Martín p.183 Martín...
- José
Berrondo Silva (26
October 1890 – 21
August 1936) was a
Spanish footballer who pla**** as a
defender for FC
Barcelona and Espanyol. He was also a referee...
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Mexicanos or
Mexican Juice), Mabe (from
founders Egon
MAbardi and
Francisco BErrondo),
Pemex (Petróleos
Mexicanos or
Mexican Oil),
Softtek (portmanteau and...
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Written by
Robert Bolt
Produced by
Fernando Ghia
David Puttnam Máximo
Berrondo Starring Robert De Niro
Jeremy Irons Cinematography Chris Menges Edited...
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Griffiths as
Marianne Sara
Forestier as
Jeanne Timothy Davies as
Chenier Paul
Berrondo as
Druot John Hurt as the
narrator (English version) Otto
Sander as the...
- Martínez as Iván
Andrea Granero as
Jessy Miguel del Arco as Román Paul
Berrondo as
Michael List of
submissions to the 69th
Academy Awards for Best Foreign...
- Bibcode:2011FoPh...41..396U. doi:10.1007/s10701-010-9429-z. Hsu, B.;
Berrondo, M.; Van Huele, J.-F. (2011). "Stern-Gerlach
dynamics with
quantum propagators"...
- a
recreational estate with
ecological footpaths and games.
Salto Berrondo (
Berrondo Waterfall), a
forest area with
camping facilities.
Reserva del Chachí...
- 1913: Félix de Pomés (via
Universitary SC, then
Casual SC) 1913: José
Berrondo 1913: Luis Bru 1913:
Francisco Armet 1913:
Manuel Lemmel (via Universitary...
