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Pierre Lacaze (14 June 1925 - 4
February 2014) was a
French athlete. He
competed in the men's high jump at the 1948
Summer Olympics. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde...
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Pierre Lacaze (4 May 1934 - 8 July 1995) was a
French international rugby player, both
union and league. His
younger brother, Claude, was also a France...
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LacazePierre Lacaze fullback 26 July 1958 v
South Africa at Cape Town 480 CasauxLouis...
- Rhodesia.
Claude Lacaze Pierre Villepreux Jacques Crampagne Christian Darrouy (captain)
Jacques Londios Bernard Duprat Jean-
Pierre Lux
Claude Dourthe...
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Froment Jean Gach****in Jean-
Pierre Garuet Louis Guinle Aubin Hueber Antoine Labazuy François
Labazuy Claude Lacaze Pierre Lacaze Julien Laharrague Thomas...
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Lacaze (French pronunciation: [lakaz]; Occitan: La Casa,
meaning the house) is a
commune in the Tarn
department in
southern France. The
river Dadou forms...
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Sophie Lacaze (born 9
September 1963) is a
French composer.
Lacaze was born in Lourdes. She
studied music at the
Conservatoire de Toulouse, and continued...
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Krawzyck Mourad Kriouache Philippe Labache Roger Lacans Andre Lacaze Pierre Lacaze Jean-
Pierre Lacoste Michel Laffargue Francis Laforgue Guy
Laforgue Mathieu...
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Pierre-Augustin
Hulin (French pronunciation: [pjeʁ oɡystɛ̃ ylɛ̃]; 6
September 1758 – 9
January 1841) was a
French general under Napoleon Bonaparte who...
- Marie-Jean-Lucien
Lacaze (22 June 1860, Pierrefonds, Oise – 23
March 1955, Paris) was a
French admiral,
minister of Marine, préfet
maritime and académicien.
Lacaze was...
