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Meaning of "doullens"
Doullens: A town in northern France, known for its historical significance and landmarks dating back to the medieval period
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Doullens was a junction between the French.
The canton is organised around the commune of Doullens.
Wilson was present at the Doullens conference at which Foch was appointed Allied generalissimo.
Proximity with the other identifiable case of Doullens.
The Doullens Conference took place the next day.
He died of his wounds the following day and was buried at Doullens Military Cemetery.
The Doullens road.
After Beauval the road drops into the Authie valley and the town of Doullens.
Canton of Doullens.
Some bridges over the Somme were also down, but were bypassed by a diversion at Doullens.
Doullens is practically mid-way on the intersection of these axes,.
Tourism office of Doullens.
Doullens, room of the Unified Command.
At the age of six, Françoise became a boarder with the Benedictines in Doullens.
Choose among our 45 taxis for your trips to Doullens and the neighbouring towns.
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Forceville is a village some 10 kilometres north-west of Albert on the road to Doullens.
On 14 July they arrived at Doullens and laid siege to the city.
He is buried in Bayneux Imperial cemetery, Doullens.
In 1719, the duke was imprisoned in the Doullens fortress and the duchess in Dijon.
The Allied conference took place on 26 March at Doullens.
Fuentes now turned against Doullens again, and after 2 failed attempts, took the city on July 31.
Less than two hours from Paris and an hour from Lille, Doullens is a major northern.
Doullens was under Spanish control until the Peace of Vervins in 1598.
There were three conferences at Doullens on 26 March.
On 31 July, the Spanish troops stormed Doullens.
This act of protest earned him a period of imprisonment at Doullens in 1788.
On July 24, the French forces arrived near Doullens.
