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Louis Félix Victor LE BLANC de LA COMBE 1822-1887 Marié le 2 mai 1854, Gizeux, 37340, Indre-et-Loire, Centre, FRANCE, avecIsabelle Sidonie de CONTADES-GIZEUX 1831-1894 dont Claude Geneviève Joseph Aliette Anne Marie Louise LE BLANC de LA COMBE 1859-1931
Il testamento di Marie-Félix Blanc prevedeva che Maria non entrasse in possesso di una parte della sua fortuna fino alla sua maggiore età. La sua infanzia, passata a Saint-Cloud e poi, a partire dal 1896, in un albergo di famiglia situato al n. 10 di avenue d'Iéna (oggi un palazzo parigino), fu segnata dalle rare apparizioni del padre ...
« L’autorizzazione del popolo alla pace e alla guerra », in Rivista di politica, 2016/4, p. 89-104 1 Félix Blanc – CV – 2018 CURSUS UNIVERSITAIRE Diplômes 2002 Baccalauréat (Marseille, Lycée Thiers, Série L) 2005 Licence de Philosophie (Rennes I) 2006 Licence de Science Politique (Paris I) 2008 Lauréat du concours de l’agrégation de Philosophie 2009 Master d’Études ...
13. Juli 2019 · Marie Bonaparte was born on 2 July 1882 as the daughter of Marie-Félix Blanc and Prince Roland Bonaparte. Tragically, her mother died of an embolism just one month after her daughter’s birth, leaving her entire fortune to her husband. Marie was a lonely and fragile child and was fascinated with murderers and executions. She saw [read more]
25. Apr. 2018 · Marie-Félix Blanc was born on 22 December 1859 as the daughter of François Blanc, founder of the Monte-Carlo casino, and Marie Blanc (née Hensel). Prince Ronald Bonaparte was a grandson of Lucien Bonaparte, the brother of Napoleon Bonaparte, who probably was more in love with Marie-Félix’s money than Marie-Félix herself. They married on 17 November
BLANC Félix, Barthélémy Né le 26 janvier 1894 à Villelaure (Vaucluse), fils d’un cultivateur. Agriculteur socialiste, F. Blanc fut candidat SFIO au conseil général du Vaucluse en 1931 dans le canton de Cadenet, obtenant 603 voix sur 1 551 votants ; il échoua devant le candidat modéré.
