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Jacques Grippa (Grivegnée, 30
March 1913– Forest,
August 30, 1990) was a
Belgian politician,
member of the
resistance during World War II and communist...
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Grippa (2 March, 1914; date of
death unknown) is an
Argentinian football goalkeeper who pla**** for
Argentina in the 1934 FIFA
World Cup. He also...
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emerge (such as the Marxist-Leninist
Communist Party of France [fr], the
Grippa group in Belgium [fr], and the
Lenin Centre in Switzerland). In Beijing...
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Gigante lived in Old Tappan, New Jersey, with his wife
Olympia Grippa, whom he
married in 1950, and
their five children, Andrew, Salvatore, Yolanda...
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Carmela Grippa is an
Italian politician. She was
elected to be a
deputy to the
Parliament of
Italy in the 2018
Italian general election for the Legislature...
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founded in 1976. PCB-ML
published the
monthly magazine La Verité (The Truth). PCB-ML
should not be
confused with the
PCBML of
Jacques Grippa and PCB (ML)....
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Belgium of
Jacques Grippa (itself a
splinter group of the main
Communist Party of
Belgium or P.C.B.), as they
accused Grippa of
having sided with the...
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programming P*Nut –
drums and b****
programming Ash
Howes – recording,
mixing Grippa –
additional recording Gavin Callaghan –
recording ****istance
Nathan Loughran...
- "Southern
Californians know the term ... but
rarely use it."
Sometimes the term
grippa is used to mock "NorCal" dialect, with the
actual meaning being the opposite...
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split of a
Maoist wing
under Jacques Grippa. The
latter was a lower-ranking CPB
member before the split, but
Grippa rose in
prominence as he
formed a worthy...
