raymond villeneuve造句

• They were Georges Schoeters, Raymond Villeneuve, and Gabriel Hudon.
• Other prominent members included Andr閑 Ferretti, Hubert Aquin and Raymond Villeneuve.
• What about the members of the Front de lib閞ation du Qu閎ec, such as Raymond Villeneuve?
• Raymond Villeneuve was pursuing his master's degree in French and was doing research toward finishing his degree.
• Through RIN, Schoeters met Raymond Villeneuve and Gabriel Hudon, left-wing radicals who supported his belief in armed revolution.
• Raymond Villeneuve, having served a 12-year prison term for setting deadly bombs, is the leader of the new front.
• Le Devoir said the group is headed by Raymond Villeneuve, who founded the Quebec National Liberation Front in the 1960s and was convicted of involvement in a separatist bombing campaign.
• In 1963, Gabriel Hudon and Raymond Villeneuve were sentenced to 12 years in prison after their bomb killed Wilfred O'Neill, a watchman at Montreal's Canadian Army Recruiting Centre.
• "' Raymond Villeneuve "'( born September 11, 1943 ) is a founding member of the FLQ, a violent Quebec separatist movement, responsible various acts of violence in Canada.
• But hovering on the far fringes of the movement are violence-prone descendants of the old FLQ, including Raymond Villeneuve, a convicted terrorist who heads a new group called the Mouvement Nationale de Liberation du Quebec.
• While Schoeters was arrested on June 16, 1963 and convicted of " terrorist activities ", the Crown Attorney was unable to gather sufficient evidence to convict him of murder as was done with others such as Raymond Villeneuve and Gabriel Hudon.
• Bachand and Lanct魌 were close friends with a young man born in France, Richard Bros . On 22 November 1970, during the October Crisis, days before the Liberation Cell released their hostage, Bros would die in a London police sovereigntist, such as Raymond Villeneuve and Denis Lamoureux.
• Returning to Quebec Georges Schoeters, Raymond Villeneuve, and Gabriel Hudon formed the FLQ . The group's declarations called for a bank robberies, Schoeters and members of the FLQ launched a campaign of repeated bombings in the city of Montreal and resulted in the accidental death of a night watchmen.
• Raymond Villeneuve, who was sentenced to a dozen years in prison in the 1960s for planting bombs in the name of the fight for independence, recently issued an oblique threat on a radio program, saying the struggle " could come to bombs or more simple methods such as Molotov cocktails ."