-
company after Edward's death. She
meets with Vohl and his lawyer,
Duquet, but
Duquet unexpectedly kills Vohl and
takes Anna prisoner,
demanding to know...
-
Cyrille Duquet (31
March 1841—1
December 1922) was a
Canadian goldsmith, flutist, and
inventor in Quebec.
Originally working in the
field of
clocks and...
- Léonie
Duquet (9
April 1916 – 1977) was a
French nun who was
arrested in
December 1977 in
Buenos Aires, Argentina, and "disappeared". She was believed...
- It
tells the
story of two
immigrants to New France, René Sel and
Charles Duquet, and of
their descendants. It
spans over 300
years and
witnesses the deforestation...
-
founders of the
Mothers of the
Plaza de Mayo, and two
French nationals, Léonie
Duquet and
Alice Domon, who were
Catholic nuns. None of the
twelve was seen alive...
-
Joseph Duquet (September 18, 1815 –
December 21, 1838) was a
notary in
Lower Canada. He was
executed for his part in the
Lower Canada Rebellion. He was...
- of a
Montoneros banner. That
group of detainees,
including Sister Léonie
Duquet, was "transferred", a
euphemism for
being taken out and killed.
Bodies washed...
- used for transmitting. Bell's is used for receiving.
Cyrille Duquet invents the handset.
Duquet obtained a
patent on 1 Feb. 1878 for a
number of modifications...
- Gérard
Duquet (17
April 1909 – 26
January 1986) was a
Liberal party member of the
House of
Commons of Canada. He was born in Montmorency,
Quebec and became...
- María
Ponce de Bianco, and
French nun
supporters Alice Domon and Léonie
Duquet,
perpetrated by a
group led by
Alfredo Astiz, a
former commander, intelligence...
