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Merlet is a
hotel and
restaurant in Sc****l, Netherlands. It was
awarded a
Michelin star in 1998,
which it has
maintained (as of 2023[update]). GaultMillau...
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Myriam Merlet (October 14, 1956 –
January 12, 2010) was a
political activist,
scholar and
economist who
served as
Chief of
Staff of Haiti's
Ministry for...
- Agnès
Merlet (born 4
January 1959) is a
French film
director who is
known for
directing Son of the Shark,
Artemisia and
Dorothy Mills.
Recently she directed...
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Michel Merlet (born 26 May 1939) is a
French composer and pedagogue. Born in Saint-Brieuc,
Merlet studied music at the
Conservatoire de Paris,
where his...
- This unit
later renamed as
Company Merlet (the name of its
founder and
commanding officer,
Lieutenant (Navy) Jean
Merlet),
fought in
Italy before embarking...
- Jean-François Honoré,
baron Merlet (26
September 1761 – 16
December 1830) was a
French statesman of the
French Revolution and
French Empire. He was created...
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Refuge des lacs
Merlet is a
refuge in the Alps. 45°21′14″N 6°39′25″E / 45.35389°N 6.65694°E / 45.35389; 6.65694 v t e...
- Gentileschi, the
female Italian Baroque painter. The film was
directed by Agnès
Merlet, and
stars Valentina Cervi and
Michel Serrault. Seventeen-year-old Artemisia...
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acclaimed roles was the lead in the 1997 film Artemisia,
directed by Agnès
Merlet. It was
loosely based on the
painter Artemisia Gentileschi's life, but controversially...
- ed.
Merlet; tr. D. Whitelock,
English Historical Do****ents c. 500–1042. 2nd ed. London, 1979. p. 345.
Chronicle of Nantes,
chapter 29, ed.
Merlet; tr...
