Fasciculus:Pierre-Étienne Flandin 1931.jpg

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Descriptio

Français : Pierre-Étienne Flandin, photographie de Georges Devred, Agence Rol, 1931. Inscription au verso : Paris, 20 août 1931. Monsieur Pierre-Étienne Flandin qui a été nommé délégué titulaire de la France à la prochaine Assemblée de la Société des Nations à Genève.

Datum

20 Augustus 1931

Fons

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Descriptio	French photographus et director
Dies natalis/mortis	5 Maius 1887 / 3 Maius 1887	1 Augustus 1932
Locus natalis/mortis	Lutetia	Saint-Leu-la-Forêt
Authority file	: Q62472984 VIAF: 316758658 BNF: 16975837r

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