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Soiron (Walloon: Sweron) is a
village of
Wallonia and a
district of the muni****lity of Pepinster,
located in the
province of Liège, Belgium.
Soiron is...
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Soiron is a
former canon house in the
center of the
Dutch city of Maastricht. It is
located at
Grote Gracht 82 in the
central neighborhood Statenkwartier...
- main task was to care for the
older nuns.
Externs Catherine Soiron, born in 1742. Thérèse
Soiron, born in 1748. Both had been
tertiaries in
service of the...
- Elma
Soiron (8 June 1918 in Acomb,
Yorkshire – May 2016 in London) was an
English actress, who was best
known for
playing Madame Dubois in "The Path of...
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occupies three adjacent buildings on
Grote Gracht.
Soiron Mansion,
built by the
architect Matthias Soiron for his two brothers,
canons of
Saint Servatius...
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Switzerland Key
people Jan
Jenisch (CEO),
Thomas Aebischer (CFO), Rolf
Soiron (Chairman)
Products Cement,
construction aggregate,
concrete Revenue CHF...
- Konstanz. In 1866,
Mathy became Baden's
minister of state.
Alexander von
Soiron (1806–1855) was a
lawyer in Mannheim. He was a
member of
parliament for...
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comprising 61 villages; Collonges-la-Rouge,
France Kamouraska,
Canada Soiron,
Belgium Deruta,
Italy Saint-Saphorin,
Switzerland Ine, ****an Aínsa-Sobrarbe...
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Australian physician Elma Sinanović (born 1974),
Serbian Bosniak singer Elma
Soiron (1918–2016),
English actress Elma
Steck (1923–2014),
American professional...
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journalists or clergymen,
including well-known
politicians such as
Alexander von
Soiron,
Johann Jacoby, Karl Mathy,
Johann Gustav Heckscher,
Wilhelm Emmanuel von...
