FRAD022 - L. CORLAY
L. CORLAY apprtenait à la classe 1903, Marie DUTERTRE (dite Marie du Bedault), une grande tante du contributeur, était la marraine de guerre de L.CORLAY.
Un cahier de chansons manuscrites illustrées et aquarellées par L.CORLAY.
CREATOR
Léon DUTERTRE
DATE
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LANGUAGE
fra
ITEMS
94
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
METADATA
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