-
Centrale des
Renseignements Généraux (Central
Directorate of
General Intelligence),
often called Renseignements Généraux (RG), was the
intelligence service...
- The
Estates General of 1789 (French: États
Généraux de 1789) was a
general ****embly
representing the
French estates of the realm: the
clergy (First Estate)...
- In
France under the
Ancien Régime, the
Estates General (French: États
généraux [eta ʒeneʁo]) or States-General was a
legislative and
consultative ****embly...
- The
Direction générale de l'armement (DGA; English:
Directorate General of Armament),
established in 1961, is the
French Government defence procurement...
- The AEGEE, or ****ociation des États
Généraux des Étudiants de l'Europe,
known as
European Students'
Forum in English, is the
largest transnational, interdisciplinary...
- Citizens,
Simon Schama,
Penguin 1989 p. 236
Solange Marin. "Mur des
Fermiers Généraux". Encyclopædia
Universalis [online]. Feugère, Édouard (1904). L'Octroi...
- The
governors general of the
French Antilles, or lieutenants-general, were the king's
representatives in the
French West
Indies colonies under the Ancien...
- of
defense and policing.
Provincial governors, also
called lieutenants généraux, also had the
ability to
convoking provincial parlements,
provincial estates...
- Rank
insignia in the
French Army are worn on the
sleeve or on
shoulder marks of uniforms, and
range up to the
highest rank of
Marshal of France, a state...
- d'Espagne sous
Louis XIV:
Extraits de la
correspondance de la cour et des
généraux (in French). Vol. 1.
Wentworth Press. ISBN 978-1-372-87768-1. Veenendaal...
