- Henri-Alexis
Brialmont (Venlo, 25 May 1821 – Brussels, 21 July 1903),
nicknamed The
Belgian Vauban after the
French military architect, was a Belgian...
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Brialmont Cove (64°16′S 61°0′W / 64.267°S 61.000°W / -64.267; -61.000) is a cove in
Hughes Bay,
lying between Charles Point and
Spring Point along...
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between 1881 and 1884
according to the
plans of
General Henri Alexis Brialmont.
Contrasting with the
French forts built in the same era by
Raymond Adolphe...
- The fort
circle would consist of
eight Brialmont forts (named
after the
architect of the
forts H.A.
Brialmont) in an 18 km long
circle from
Wijnegem to...
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British Army
officer &
Lieutenant Governor of Jersey.
Henri Alexis Brialmont (1821–1903), Dutch-born
Belgian military engineer.
Johan van Lom (1465–1538...
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National Redoubt was
given to a protégé of Chazal,
Captain Henri Alexis Brialmont.
Brialmont completed the
National Redoubt in 1868, but
technological advancements...
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augmented by the fort, at a
location that had been
recommended by
Brialmont in the 19th century. Eben-Emael was the
largest of four
forts built in...
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Alexis Brialmont in Belgium.
Developed versions of Schumann's
turrets were emplo****
after his
death in the
fortifications of Metz. In 1914, the
Brialmont forts...
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Bethlehem Abbey in Portglenone,
Northern Ireland Abbaye Notre-Dame de
Brialmont [fr] in Tilff [fr], Esneux,
Belgium Abbaye Notre-Dame de la Paix in Chimay...
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their chief engineer,
Henri Alexis Brialmont, was able to
incorporate countermeasures in his design.
Brialmont forts were
triangular in plan and made...
