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November 9, 2017 by France-Amérique

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L’Epopée des blanchisseries béarnaises en Californie Au XIXe siècle, la France est réputée pour la qualité de sa blanchisserie. Ce savoir-faire s’est exporté en Amérique avec la découverte de l'or en Californie par James Marshall en 1848, […] Posted in Culture, History
Alain Juppé élu « innovateur de l’année » par Wine Enthusiast Alain Juppé, actuel ministre de la Défense et maire de Bordeaux, sera à l’honneur lors du 11ème diner annuel des « Etoiles du Vin » 2011 qui s'est tennu le lundi 24 janvier à la New York […] Posted in Education

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