François-Henry Laperrine (born Marie Joseph François Henry Laperrine d'Hautpoul, September 29, 1860 – March 5, 1920) was a French general who served during...
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established as a military post, originally named Fort Laperrine, after General François-Henry Laperrine who died in the desert nearby. The Catholic priest...
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Desert. It was visited by French explorers Charles de Foucauld and François-Henry Laperrine. "Tni Haia". Google maps. Google Maps. Retrieved 12 May 2014. Fleming...
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Krebs (1878–1964) Auguste Lahoulle (1891–1959): flying ace, WWI François-Henry Laperrine (1860–1920): French general in WWI Guillaume Konsbruck (1909–1983):...
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asked[clarification needed] to go south to prepare for it. The commander François-Henry Laperrine was interested in the presence of Charles de Foucauld and tried...
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1907 and traveled to the Grand Erg Occidental. He met General François-Henry Laperrine in Taghouzi, reached Adrar in Tuat on 11 June 1907, and reached...
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as well as 800 km along British northern Nigeria. He met with François-Henry Laperrine in June 1909 in Niamey where they redrew the border between French...
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established as permanent units in 1901 at the initiative of Commandant François-Henry Laperrine. Their designations, numbers and areas of operation changed with...
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superiors, opposed the further southward progress of Colonel François-Henry Laperrine's troops, who were traveling toward Timbuktu. The German association...
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