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Victoire (French, 'victory') or
Victoires may
refer to:
Victoire of
France (1733–1799),
daughter of King
Louis XV of
France Victoire Babois (1760–1839)...
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Victoire of
France (Marie
Louise Thérèse
Victoire; 11 May 1733 – 7 June 1799) was a
French princess, the
daughter of King Louis XV and the po****r Queen...
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Disques Victoire is a
Canadian independent record label established in 1990 by
Serge Brouillette in St-Césaire,
Quebec specializing in
recording and promoting...
- Notre-Dame-des-
Victoires may
refer to: Notre-Dame-des-
Victoires,
Paris Notre-Dame-des-
Victoires,
Quebec City Notre-Dame-des-
Victoires, San
Francisco Our...
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Victoire Maria Louisa, Lady
Hanmer (née Conroy; 12
August 1819 – 9
February 1866) was a
childhood companion of the ****ure
Queen Victoria. She was born...
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Mateo Da Silva. On
February 2024, Yamê won Best Male
Newcomer at the
Victoires de la
Musique awards. Yamê's song "Bécane" went
viral on
social media...
- and
inscriptions of the
Place des
Victoires" (quoted in Ziskin1994:161 and note 51.
Media related to
Place des
Victoires (Paris) at
Wikimedia Commons 48°51′57″N...
- Notre-Dame-des-
Victoires, 1759
Front entrance Interior Exterior Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Notre-Dame-des-
Victoires. "Église Notre-Dame-des-
Victoires, Québec...
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Victoire Thivisol (born 6 July 1991) is a
French film actress. She
first gained acclaim for her role as a
child coping with her mother's
death in the 1996...
- industry. The
classical and jazz
versions are the
Victoires de la
musique classique and
Victoires du Jazz. The
annual presentation ceremony features...
