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Garat may
refer to
Garat,
Charente Garat, the
Hungarian name for
Dacia village,
Jibert Commune, Braşov County,
Romania Anne-Marie
Garat (born 1946), French...
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Dominique Joseph Garat (8
September 1749 – 9
December 1833) was a
French Basque writer, lawyer, journalist,
philosopher and politician.
Garat was born at Bayonne...
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Pierre Garat may
refer to: Pierre-Jean
Garat (1764–1823),
French singer Pierre Garat (civil servant) (1919–1976),
civil servant of
Vichy France This disambiguation...
- Juan
Garat may
refer to: Juan
Garat (tennis) (born 1973),
Argentine tennis player Juan
Pablo Garat (born 1983),
Argentine footballer This disambiguation...
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Henri Garat (born
Henri Garascu; 3
April 1902 in
Paris – 13
August 1959) was a
French actor and
singer of
Romanian origin. The Road to
Paradise (1930)...
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Fanni Garát-Gasparics née Gasparics (born 20
November 1994) is a
Hungarian ice
hockey forward and
member of the
Hungarian national ice
hockey team, currently...
- A
garrote (/
ɡəˈrɒt, ɡəˈroʊt/ gə-RO(H)T;
alternatively spelled as
garotte and
similar variants) or
garrote vil (Spanish: [ɡaˈrote ˈβil]) is a weapon, usually...
- but were not
promoted due to
unknown reasons. Source: https://fshf.org/
garat/?query=ranking&season=2016&competition_id=2623&submit=1 (P)
Promoted Notes:...
- Pierre-Jean
Garat (25
April 1764 – 1
March 1823) was a
French Basque singer and
nephew of
Dominique Joseph Garat. He was born in Ustaritz.
Garat devoted himself...
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Joseph Garat (31
December 1872,
Bayonne -
December 1944, Bayonne) was a
former mayor of Bayonne. He is
known for
being implicated in the
Stavisky Affair...
