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  1. Jean Lannes was born on April 10, 1769 in Lectoure Marshal Lannes'house of birth in Lectoure, a quiet, but small town in Lomagne located between Agen and Auch on the river Gers where his father was a farmer and an estate agent. When the Revolution began, Lannes was a dye worker and enlisted in 1792 in the 2nd Battalion of Volunteers of Gers.

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    Jean Lannes ( Lectoure, Gers, 10 de abril de 1769- Ebersdorf, 31 de mayo de 1809), duque de Montebello, mariscal de Francia y príncipe de Siewierz. Fue uno de los más brillantes militares de Napoleón Bonaparte, de quien fue además amigo personal, hasta el punto de tutearle amistosamente. Datos rápidos Información personal, Apodo ...

  3. Jean E. Lannes (born 21 September 1947 in Pauligne) is a French mathematician, specializing in algebraic topology and homotopy theory. Lannes completed his secondary studies at the Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris and graduated in 1966 from the École Normale Supérieure .

  4. Jean LANNES | Cited by 1,141 | of École Polytechnique, Palaiseau | Read 71 publications | Contact Jean LANNES

  5. Cécile Fouraignan Jeannet Lannes. A Wikimédia Commons tartalmaz Jean Lannes témájú médiaállományokat. Jean Lannes ( Lectoure ( Gers ), 1769. április 11. – Bécs, 1809. május 31.) francia katonatiszt, Franciaország marsallja, Montebello hercege. Napóleon egyik leghívebb s legkitűnőbb hadvezére volt.

  6. www.jeanlannes.comJean Lannes

    Jean Lannes. “The Marshal died this morning of wounds received on the field. of honour. My sorrow is as deep as yours. I lose the most distinguished. general in my armies, my comrade in arms during sixteen years, he whom I considered my best friend.”. Napoleon to Mme. Lannes, May 31, 1809. IN THE WORDS OF NAPOLEON – The Emperor Day by Day.

  7. Overall, 5th Corps was too weary to move anywhere, therefore, “Lannes stayed with his troops at Pultusk until 31 December when Napoleon sent for him.” 10 After this hard-fought encounter in the snow, Napoleon ordered Lannes to Warsaw, directing him to pursue Russian General Jean-Henri Essen’s corps who was located between the Narew and the Bug and could potentially threaten ...