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Hôpital Européen Georges-Pompidou was created in 2001.
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Georges Pompidou was born on July 5, 1911 and died on April 2, 1974. Georges Pompidou would have been 62 years old at the time of death or 104 years old today.
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Georges Pompidou founded the "Centre Georges Pompidou" to be a museum of modern art as this was one of his great interests and passions.
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Robert Bordaz has written:
'Le Centre Pompidou' -- subject(s): Arts, Centre Georges Pompidou, Management
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Georges Pompidou (1911-1974) was the French Prime Minister from 1962 to 1968 under the General de Gaulle, and succeded him as president from 1969 until his death in april 1974.
He is remembered as a man of immense culture and his name has been given to the Centre Pompidou, a modern art museum in the center of Paris.
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President Georges Pompidou
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Georges Pompidou
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The name of the inside-out building in Paris is "le centre Pompidou". Its full name is "le Centre national d'art et de culture Georges Pompidou" after the late President Georges Pompidou.
It may happen that Parisians call it "Beaubourg", "centre Beaubourg", "musée Beaubourg", or more jokingly, "la raffinerie"
The modern art museum hosted by the Centre Pompidou has nearly 6 million visitors each year.
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Centre Georges Pompidou is located in Paris, France. It houses a public library, the largest museum for modern art in Europe, and a center for music and acoustic research.
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The cast of Frankreichs schwarze Erben - 1971 includes: Georges Pompidou as himself
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Georges Pompidou was the 19th President of France, serving from 1969 to 1974. Prior to becoming President, he served as the Prime Minister.
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The former French president with an art center named after him in Paris is François Mitterrand. The art center is called the Centre Pompidou, named after Georges Pompidou, who was also a former French president.
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Centre George Pompidou is located in Paris, France. Its architecture can be described as High-Tech. Inside this complex, among other things, one will find the Museum of Modern Art, an enormous public library, and a venue for musical events.
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Features traditionally hidden away are used as visual design elements.
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Georges Pompidou, former prime minister of the Général de Gaulle, was elected after him as president. He died in 1974 while in office.
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Elisa Riera has written:
'Georges Pompidou et la culture' -- subject(s): Politics and culture, Cultural animators, Cultural awareness, History
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The cast of Frankreich nach de Gaulle - 1970 includes: Charles de Gaulle as himself Georges Pompidou as himself
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Claude Pompidou's birth name is Claude Jacqueline Cahour.
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underground stations:
station Rambuteau on line 11 ("Mairie des Lilas / Châtelet")
or Station "les Halles" on various lines (300 metres from Beaubourg)
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Yes, he's bi-sexual he admitted to affairs with men early in his career. In 1968, the death of his friend Stevan Markovic uncovered a Parisian party scene that threatened the career of Georges Pompidou.
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Le Louvre, le Musée d'Orsay, le musée d'art moderne (called Beaubourg or Centre Georges Pompidou) are famous large museums in Paris.
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The Centre Pompidou in Paris receives around 3.33 million visitors annually.
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Claude Pompidou was born on November 13, 1912, in Chteau-Gontier, Mayenne, France.
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Le Centre Pompidou in Paris,France is made out of recycled materials from anything!
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I suppose you think about "Le Centre Beaubourg" also called "Centre Georges Pompidou"
from the name of the French President.
The parisians call it Beaubourg.
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Alain Pompidou has written:
'Souviens-toi de l'homme' -- subject(s): Medical ethics
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The Centre Pompidou was built to serve as an art centre with workshops, temporary art exhibitions, and a museum of modern art.
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The Centre Pompidou was built to serve as an art centre with workshops, temporary art exhibitions, and a museum of modern art.
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Bernard Lachaise has written:
'Le gaullisme dans le Sud-Ouest au temps du RPF'
'Georges Pompidou et mai 1968' -- subject(s): Riots, Maiunruhen <1968>, Congresses, Kongress
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The Louvre, the musée d'Orsay (specialized into impressionism), the musée Carnavalet (everything about the history of Paris at the time of the French revolution), the musée Branly (primal arts), the centre Georges Pompidou (the 'inside-out' building, hosting modern art),...
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