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Edgard de
Larminat (29
November 1895 – 1 July 1962) was a
French general, who
fought in two
World Wars. He was one of the most
important military figures...
- an
argument between Larminat and de T****igny,
after which de T****igny took over
direct command of the operation,
dismissing Larminat. By 26 August, the...
- the
governors of the
territories who had
rallied to the
cause (Edgard de
Larminat, Félix Éboué, Leclerc,
Henri Sautot)
military leaders (Georges Catroux...
- Détachement d'Armée de l'Atlantique (DDA)). Its
commander was
General Edgard de
Larminat.
After the
Allied success in the
Battle of
Normandy and
Operation Dragoon...
- of
Toulon by Free
French forces under the
command of
General Edgard de
Larminat.
Toulon was the main port for the
French Navy (French:
Marine nationale...
- 1945, a m****ive
attack by
Allied troops,
under French General Edgard de
Larminat,
involved Operation Vénérable with
USAAF bombings on the 14th and the 15th...
- and La Roc****e on 30
January 1945. From
spring 1945,
General Edgard de
Larminat was put in
charge of
French forces in the region, with the
objective of...
-
chansonnier Charles Dugas (1885–1957),
archaeologist and ****enist
Edgard de
Larminat (1895–1962),
general Louis Leprince-Ringuet (1901–2000),
physicist Lucile...
-
Fighter ace
captain Georges Guynemer (26 citations)
General Edgard de
Larminat (4 citations)
General Joseph de
Goislard de
Monsabert (7 citations) Colonel...
- 1016/j.jpsychires.2021.09.018. PMID 34509090. S2CID 237485915.
Colle R, de
Larminat D,
Rotenberg S,
Hozer F,
Hardy P,
Verstuyft C, et al. (2017). "Pioglitazone...
