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Albert Marteaux (26
January 1886 – 19 May 1949) was
Belgian physician,
politician and a
leader of the
Belgian resistance during the
Second World War. Marteaux...
- René
Marteaux (born 3
August 1929) is a
Belgian gymnast. He
competed in
seven events at the 1960
Summer Olympics. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans...
- (26
January 1817 – Coburg, 15
August 1896), born to
Sophie Fermepin de
Marteaux. She
married her
first cousin Eduard Edgar Schmidt-Löwe von Löwenfels,...
- German-occupied
Belgium in
World War II. It was
founded in
March 1941 by Dr
Albert Marteaux of the
Communist Party of Belgium,
Father André Roland, and
Fernand Demany...
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Dominique Edmond-Marlette
Production accountants:
Helmut Breuer,
Philippe Marteaux Editing:
Theresa Plummer-Andrews, John Daniels, Ken Morgan, Tom Oliver...
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Collective Dupuis La
Famille Delcourt Les
Melons de la Colère 2011 Les
Requins Marteaux L'Amour
Delcourt Lastman 2013 With
Michael Sanlaville (art) and
Balak (writer)...
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Casterman Garduno, en
temps de paix by
Philippe Squarzoni, Les
Requins Marteaux Max Fridman: Rio de
Sangre by
Vittorio Giardino, Glénat
Monster by Naoki...
- Pinocchio, PaceWildenstein.
Winshluss (2008), Pinocchio, Les
Requins Marteaux. Carter,
Scott William (2012),
Wooden Bones, novel,
described as the untold...
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including Thierry Magnier, Pipifax,
United Dead Artists, Les Requins-
Marteaux, and Cornélius.
Blexbolex has
contributed to the
American publication The...
- the eight-minute "La Dauphine" of 1747,
while the very
short "Les pe****
marteaux" (c. 1750) has also been
attributed to him.
During his
semiretirement (1740...
