- game and in the
fifth minute of the
second half,
Lebanese forward Camille Cordahi scored to
become Lebanon's
first official international goalscorer. Werner...
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Camille Rouhana Cordahi (Arabic: كميل روحانا قرداحي; 11
September 1919 – 11 May 2011) was a
Lebanese footballer who pla**** as a forward. He is the Lebanon...
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Cordahi,
James & Critchlow, Andy (2005-11-12). "Kuwait's
Burgan Oil Field, World's...
- half,
scoring four goals. In the
second half,
Lebanese forward Camille Cordahi, ****isted by
Muhieddine Jaroudi,
scored Lebanon's
first official international...
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player Camille Combal (born 1981),
French television presenter Camille Cordahi (1919–2011),
Lebanese footballer Camille Chevillard (1859–1923), French...
- game was a 5–1 loss to
Mandatory Palestine on 27
April 1940, with
Camille Cordahi scoring Lebanon's
first official international goal. Most
clubs were born...
- pla**** at the
inaugural game of the stadium, with
players such as
Camille Cordahi and
Joseph Nalbandian.
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Northeast of Beirut; the
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- la
Sagesse by a
group of
former students,
namely Edward Tyan,
Camille Cordahi, Elie Khalife, and
Negib Hobeika.
Toutoungi was the club's
first president...
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February 2015.
Michael Hager and
Alexandre Cordahi (May 1995). "Training
Lawyers for
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