valencay造句

• When the Spanish royal family was imprisoned by Napoleon, Escoiquiz remained with Ferdinand at Valencay.
• While in Valencay, Fournier de Pescay devoted his leisure to literature and published several medical books.
• "In Europe, we say it's the Americans who don't want raw-milk cheese, " said Pascal Jacquin, a third-generation cheese producer in Valencay.
• This branch becoming extinct in 1862, the title was taken by the duc de Valencay, who belonged to the Talleyrand-P閞igord family and married one of the two heiresses of this branch ( 1864 ).
• Although he harbored aspirations of becoming a painter, Van der Kemp was drafted at the outbreak of World War II . He was later taken prisoner and escaped to the chateau at Valencay in southwestern France, where a number of art works were being hidden from the Nazis.
• Indeed, she never informed Sonia's family that Sonia had died at Natzweiler, although she did later protest against the decision of the organising committee of the SOE memorial in Valencay not to include Sonia's name because she was a local agent and not one sent from England.
• In spite of the efforts of Vera Atkins, Olschanezky is not commemorated on the Valencay SOE Memorial in the Loire Valley, unveiled in 1991, which is dedicated to the 91 men and 13 women of F Section who were killed in action, because she was a locally recruited agent and was not a British officer.
• In 1936 he joined the Louvre Museum as an assistant curator, was called up at the start of World War II, was captured but escaped and found his way to the Chateau de Valencay in southwestern France, where many of the country's greatest artistic treasures had been sent for safe keeping, including Leonardo's " Mona Lisa, " which Van der Kemp often kept in his bedroom.