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Georges Levillain

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Countries: France

Georges Levillain

In 1961 Mayor of Clichy, France, and Vice-President of the General Council of the Seine.

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Georges Levillain

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twinning with Clichy

This estate is called Clichy to mark the link established in 1957 between the...

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Mr J Minchin

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Greenwich Council

Greenwich Council

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Councillor H. E. Adams

Councillor H. E. Adams

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Canon Evan Pilkington

Chancellor of St Pauls in 1979.

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1 memorial
Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford

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Quintain

Quintain

Construction and property management company.

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Kingston Spiritualist Church - Foundation Stone 1 - Welbeloves

Kingston Spiritualist Church - Foundation Stone 1 - Welbeloves

KT1, Villiers Road, 40

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Guss Strehle

Guss Strehle

The foundry in Germany where the statue of Saint Volodymyr was cast.

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