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retrogeographie · 9 months
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St-Ouen, le marché aux puces.
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rotor25 · 6 months
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les puces de St Ouen 1934
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lovefrenchisbetter · 8 months
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au marché
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hommedessept · 8 months
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15th-century St. Ouen de Longpaon Church in Darnétal, Normandy region of France
French vintage postcard
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fhuzee · 9 months
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corduroy-leggings · 1 month
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💛yellow flowers for spring💛
I love how my sock toppers look like long bloomers! I desperately want long bloomers but I never get around to buying them :(
I had my oral testing for my B2 French certification so I wanted to wear something a little nicer. That means wearing something insanely formal for most people :)
I really like this skirt. It was a bit over 15 degrees so I didn't need to wear a coat or thermal leggings!!! I'm kinda sad that the weather is getting nicer because now I have to start being careful about what I wear so that I don't overheat.
Coord rundown under read more ✨
Skirt, hairbow,flower clip, socks: Nya Nya Lolita
Blouse: Miss Point
Boots: Memery
Accessories that you can see:
Sock ruffles: made by me
Hat brooch: Marché St. Ouen in Paris
Necklace: my grandma, fun fact they were almost her wedding pearls!
Accessories that you can't see:
Earrings: orange stamps made by me, yellow cows from my mom
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myfairynuffstuff · 2 months
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Adrien Segers (1876 - 1951) - Bras de Seine a Port St. Ouen. Oil on canvas.
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A list of what I want to do during my remaining two months in Paris, this is for motivation purposes but take it as my Paris recommandations :
- palais de tokyo
- walk in buttes Chaumont + belleville
- père lachaise + walk around Ménilmontant
- cimetière Montparnasse+ walk around montparnasse
- walk in the 13th
- thrift at Neptune
- concerts at la gare xp
- puces de st ouen
- book shopping at Gibert joseph
- beers on the banks ofc
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ikimono-clips · 9 months
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"Arbre de Jessé", église St Ouen, XVe siècle, Les Iffs, Ille-et-Vilaine, Bretagne.
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workingclasshistory · 2 years
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On 23 September 1942 Fyodor Burriy, a Russian prisoner working as an enslaved labourer in the St Ouen concentration camp in Nazi-occupied Jersey, in the British Channel Islands, escaped. He was then taken in and sheltered by a local tenant farmer, René Le Mottée. While Jersey authorities collaborated with the Nazis, a small number of residents attempted to resist. One of the primary activities of the resistance was sheltering concentration camp escapees. Much of the resistance was coordinated through an informal network involving the Jersey Communist Party and Spanish civil war fighters who were enslaved in the camps. The Spaniards had been appointed as medical orderlies, and so had the right to travel unaccompanied between camps, and so helped connect escaped prisoners with communists and other resistance activists who were willing to hide and feed them. Burriy was later looked after by Louisa Gould (pictured), a widowed shopkeeper. But Gould was informed on, and while the Russian was able to escape and hide elsewhere until the end of the war, Gould was arrested, deported and gassed at Ravensbrück. Probably around 30 Eastern European prisoners managed to escape and seek refuge with local residents until the end of the war. Learn more about the fight against fascism in We Go Where They Go: The Story of Anti-Racist Action. Preorder your discounted copy and get other great rewards on our new Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wrkclasshistory/we-go-where-they-go-the-story-of-anti-racist-action https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/2088953984623074/?type=3
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retrogeographie · 7 months
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St-Ouen, le marché aux puces.
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SOMUA S35 captured by F.F.I. Parisians in August 1944 from the SOMUA factory in St Ouen. Lacking ammunition, this tank played only a symbolic role during the insurrection. Baptized MOUNETTE then DARDANELLES.
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histoireettralala · 11 months
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Loyal brothers
The Capetian kings found their brothers no more difficult than their sons. The exceptions were the brothers of Henri I, Robert and Eudes, but thereafter the younger Capetians developed a tradition of loyalty to their elders. Robert of Dreux, the brother of Louis VII, who was the focus of a feudal revolt in 1149, was only a partial exception, for at that date the king was still in the East, and the real object of the hostility was the regent Suger. By contrast, Hugh of Vermandois was described by contemporaries as the coadjutor of his brother, Philip I. St Louis's brothers, Robert of Artois, Alphonse of Poitiers, and Charles of Anjou, never caused him any difficulties, and the same can be said of Peter of Alençon and Robert of Clermont in the reign of their brother Philip III. Even the disturbing Charles of Valois, with his designs on the crowns of Aragon and Constantinople, was always a faithful servant to his brother Philip the Fair, and to the latter's sons. The declaration which he made when on the point of invading Italy in the service of the Pope is revealing:
"As we propose to go to the aid of the Church of Rome and of our dear lord, the mighty prince Charles, by the grace of God King of Sicily, be it known to all men that, as soon as the necessities of the same Church and King shall be, with God's help, in such state that we may with safety leave them, we shall then return to our most dear lord and brother Philip, by the grace of God King of France, should he have need of us. And we promise loyally and in all good faith that we shall not undertake any expedition to Constantinople, unless it be at the desire and with the advice of our dear lord and brother. And should it happen that our dear lord and brother should go to war, or that he should have need of us for the service of his kingdom, we promise that we shall came to him, at his command, as speedily as may be possible, and in all fitting state, to do his will. In witness of which we have given these letters under our seal. Written at Saint-Ouen lès Saint-Denis, in the year of Grace one thousand and three hundred, on the Wednesday after Candlemas."
This absence of such sombre family tragedies as Shakespeare immortalised had a real importance. In a society always prone to anarchy the monarchy stood for a principle of order, even whilst its material and moral resources were still only slowly developing. Respectability and order in the royal family were prerequisites, if the dynasty was to establish itself securely.
Robert Fawtier - The Capetian Kings of France
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anastpaul · 9 months
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St Bartholomew the Apostle and Martyr and all the Saints for 24 August
St Bartholomew the Apostle and MartyrSt Bartholomew:https://anastpaul.wordpress.com/2017/08/24/saint-of-the-day-24-august-st-bartholomew-apostle-of-chris AND: https://anastpaul.com/2022/08/24/saint-of-the-day-24-august-st-bartholomew-the-apostle-and-martyr/ St AbbanSt AbyceSt Agofridus of LacroixBl Antonio de Blanes St Audoin/Ouen of Rouen (c605-684) Bishop, Confessor, Evangeliser and…
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St. Marc Avenue in Héricy, Gâtinais region of France
French vintage postcard, mailed in 1925 to Saint-Ouen
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