Bidault
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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“The locals wanted to rebuild their lives and the village, so they had no commemorations and said nothing about Angoville or about what happened right here,” says Thierry Bidault, a guide with Overlord Tours, a Normandy-based company that specializes in D-Day tours.
From Washington Post
"Rex" would vet him, then assign him to another Resistance leader, Georges Bidault.
From BBC
On Friday, those passing through included the stylist Camille Bidault Waddington, the actress Léa Seydoux, the designer Simon Porte Jacquemus and the model Philippine Chaumont.
From New York Times
"Bidault immediately reacted as if he didn't take this offer seriously."
From BBC
Bidault declined, he says, "because he knew… that if this killed a lot of Viet Minh troops then it would also basically destroy the garrison itself".
From BBC
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