Alfred Fourneau

(Sahara) Charles de Foucauld (North Africa) Fernand Foureau (Africa) Alfred Fourneau (Central Africa) Louis de Freycinet (Pacific Ocean) Joseph Paul Gaimard

Cousturier, acting Lieutenant Governor 5 August 1905 to 27 April 1906 Alfred Fourneau, acting Lieutenant Governor 27 April 1906 to 23 April 1907 Charles

Soulignac, Paris, Éditions du Fourneau, 1992. In perpetuum, roman inédit, Paris, Éditions du Fourneau, 1992. Media related to Alfred Vallette at Wikimedia Commons

Léon Alfred Fourneau (9 December 1867, in Paris – 17 May 1953, in Paris) was a French humourist, music-hall artist, playwright and songwriter. Originally

Shari Rivers. A number of them, including Léon de Poumayrac and fr:Alfred Fourneau, reached areas close to Dar al-Kuti, and in 1891 Paul Crampel was killed