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Vaillant threw the home-made device from the public gallery and was immediately arrested. The weakness of the device [[Category:People from Charleville-Mézières]] ...

'''Big Eyes''' ({{circa|1520}} – after 1542) was a [[Wichita people|Wichita]] woman who acted as a guide for [[Francisco Vázquez de Coronado]] ...ed El Turco and Big Eyes slipped away from the Spaniards, returning to her people.<ref name="lavash"/> ...

...en [[archbishop of Paris]]. He was among a group of prominent [[hostage]]s executed as the [[Paris Commune]] of 1871 was about to be overthrown. ...siness after the burning of his printing establishment, and suspending him from his priestly functions.{{citation needed|date=November 2014}} At the [[Firs ...

...who was arrested by the French government shortly after their wedding and executed a year later. Instead of remarrying as her family wanted, she fled to Metz ...> Her father, Wintrio, was an Austrasian duke with extensive holdings in [[Champagne-Ardenne|Champagne]] and was "one of the most formidable nobles in the east Frankish ...

...e of Condé (1530-1569)|Condé]]. However, after this point he would retreat from his support of the Protestant cause. ...hare control of the city government and militia. However, when he withdrew from the town, he left it under the authority of his subordinate Bordes who bega ...

...p, a network run by brother [[Basile Maximovitch]] collected intelligence from German Wehrmacht and White Russian emigre groups]] ...ss.<ref name="Perrault_p177"/> They turned to the church and received help from [[Emanuel-Anatole-Raphaël Chaptal de Chanteloup]], who ensured they were f ...

...lage and continues east. A railway passes through the south of the commune from east to south-west with no station in the commune. The next station to the ...south-eastern corner of the commune. The ''Ruisseau de la Givinne'' flows from the north through the centre of the commune before joining the Meuse in the ...

| criminal_status = [[Executed]] ...diction. He was later executed for these crimes, the fifth of seven people executed before the [[Capital punishment in Lithuania|capital punishment was abolish ...

...war, he was charged with [[war crimes]] in [[Yugoslavia]], convicted, and executed.<ref name="Mey3" /> ...lled in reprisals for the murder of 8 German soldiers and 2 Serbian mayors from partisans, while numerous villages were looted and torched.<ref name="Mey7" ...

...ts and ethnic food festivals. The Carnival was started by a group of young people in Darjeeling known as the "Darjeeling Initiative", and its main purpose wa ...pali rock|ock]] Bands, the music concerts are especially popular among the people. ...

...r brother [[François de Montmorency|Montmorency]] who they feared would be executed if they re-entered France. At this time however fearful of Alençon's facti ...would enter France in early 1576, and in combination with Alençon's escape from court the crown would be pressured into the favourable [[Peace of Monsieur] ...

...artyrs Plate II - Death of Admiral de Coligny.jpg|alt=Coligny being thrown from his window down to where a group of men wait with swords below.|thumb|The m ...ssinated]] and Henry thus inherited the Duke's titles of the Governor of [[Champagne-Ardenne|Champagne]] and [[Grand Maitre de France]] in 1563.{{sfn|Carroll|2011}}{{Rp ...

...aria]] and [[Filippo Maria Visconti]]. Caterina served as Regent of Milan from 1402 to 1404, during her elder son's minority, but due to Gian Maria's susp ...1389, married [[Louis of Valois, Duke of Orléans|Louis, Duke of Orleans]]. From Isabelle, Gian Galeazzo had inherited the title of Count of Vertus in [[Cha ...

...e=www.britishmuseum.org}}</ref> As the administrator (an ''Intendant'' and from 1763 the sole ''Intendant'') of the [[Menus-Plaisirs du Roi]], the organiza ...ntrated in his person in 1762, spanning two reigns and the change in taste from [[rococo]] ([[Louis XV]]) to [[neoclassicism]] ([[Louis XVI]]), in music as ...

...ad five siblings, including Duke Henry <abbr>III</abbr>, and Marie who was executed for infidelity by her husband, [[Louis II, Duke of Bavaria]]. ...tations to poets and singers. Thanks to her the Sisters of Groeninge moved from Marke to a new abbey close to the Leie and the road to Ghent (now Abdijkaai ...

[[Category:Politicians from Brest, France]] [[Category:Executed French collaborators with Nazi Germany]] ...

...was an ''[[Uradel]]'' family of old nobility and many officers, descending from [[Witzleben]] in [[Thuringia]]. He was married to Else Kleeberg from [[Chemnitz]], Saxony. The couple had a son and a daughter. ...

...ount of Hainaut#House of Flanders|Count of Hainaut]] (as '''Baldwin VI''') from 1195 to 1205. Baldwin was one of the most prominent leaders of the [[Fourt ...1204, after numerous negotiations attempting to obtain the promised funds from the Byzantines, the Crusaders conquered the most powerfully protected city ...

...r the [[French Revolution]], her father was imprisoned and her grandfather executed,<ref name="Brown 13-25">Brown 13-25.</ref> and the family moved to [[Bugey] ...ntain. She received a social call at the [[Grand Mulets]], at 10,000 feet, from a Polish nobleman (who sent his card to her tent), and an English group joi ...

He was arrested and executed by firing squad. He worked as an embroiderer and then designer for two companies in Calais from 1928 to 1933. ...