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Armand Blanchonnet (French pronunciation: [aʁmɑ̃ blɑ̃ʃɔnɛ]; 23
December 1903 – 17
September 1968) was a
French cyclist and
Olympic Champion. He won the...
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Armand Blanchonnet,
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Franchot Tone, American...
- road cyclists, led by
Blanchonnet,
dominated the time trials. The
French took both gold
medals (in the team
event and
Blanchonnet in the individual), took...
- Jan Pijnenburg),
Paris (with Jan Pijnenburg), M****ille (with
Armand Blanchonnet),
Dortmund (with Jan Pijnenburg) 1933:
Cleveland (with
Jules Audy) 1934:...
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Armand Blanchonnet,
cyclist and
Olympic gold
medallist (born 1903).
September –
Pierre Grany...
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Today on Gallica, the
digital library of the BnF.
Pierre Pujo;
Sarah Blanchonnet (2006). The
Treasure of
Action Française (in French). L'Âge d'Homme....
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French cyclist. He won the Gold
Medal in Team road race
along with
Armand Blanchonnet and
Georges Wambst and won the
Bronze medal in
Individual road race....
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Kaltenbrunn South
Africa Fernand Canteloube France 1924
Paris details Armand Blanchonnet France
Henri Hoevenaers Belgium René
Hamel France 1928
Amsterdam details...
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French cyclist. He won the Gold
Medal in Team road race
along with
Armand Blanchonnet and René
Hamel in the 1924
Summer Olympics. He died on 1
August 1988...
- Dict. Encyclop. d'hist., Paris, Bordas, 1978, p. 2892, s.v. Maurras.
Blanchonnet, Stéphane (2017).
Petit dictionnaire maurr****ien (in French). Lyon: Nouvelle...
