- Julián
Bourdeu (Bagnères-de-Bigorre, France, 1870 -
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1932) was an
active neighbour of the city of
Buenos Aires promoter of progress...
- The
Bearnese football club FA
Bourbaki Pau is
named after him.
Julian Bourdeu –
Migrant to Argentina, he was
devoted to
cultural endeavours,
being also...
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Commissary Julián
Bourdeu of the Policía de la
Capital (Buenos Aires, Argentina) and part of the
staff of the 27th precinct, days
after the
Radical Party...
-
neighborhood has a
relative lack of
parks and squares. Juan Gelman, poet
Julian Bourdeu Leopoldo Marechal, writer, who
located many
episodes of his Adán Buenosayres...
- as Sandra, Lila's
colleague Fejria Deliba as Nadia, Lila's
mother Lucie Bourdeu as Annah, Ely's
younger sister Nader Boussandel as Slim, Ely's neighbor...
- (spring)
Bourdeu Brousset Caillabère Caillou-Marrau Camanère
Carrey Casajus Cabanes de
Castillou Caz****us Cortès-Granges
Crest (Lake) ****arty Daré
Bourdeu Etchaux...
- Rene Brej****ou,
Lucien Mias,
Bernard Chevallier, Jean Prat, Jean-Roger
Bourdeu, Guy
Basquet (capt)
South Africa: Billot, John (1974).
Springboks in Wales...
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Painter water-colourist,
lived and died in Bagnères-de-Bigorre Julián
Bourdeu (1870–1932):
Journalist and
Police commissary in Argentina, born in Bagnères-de-Bigorre...
- Domec,
Thomas Manterola, François Labazuy,
Antoine Labazuy, Jean-Roger
Bourdeu,
Roger Martine,
Maurice Prat, Jean Estrade,
Henri Claverie Mont de Marsan...
- his
paternal grandfather Ismael Bordabehere [es],
student leader Julián
Bourdeu, French-born
politician and
justice of the
peace Mauricio Pastor Daract [es]...
