Names Inscribed Under The Arc de Triomphe - Northern Pillar

Northern Pillar

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The 165 names inscribed on the Northern pillar (Avenue de la Grande Armée / Avenue de Wagram)
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Je BONAPARTE
CHARTRES VICHERY LUCKNER GROUCHY AMBERT PONCET BROUSSIER DUHESME HUARD NEIGRE
DUMONCEAU MARGARON LAFAYETTE VILLARET J. LAUBADERE DELAAGE GRATIEN GIRARD PELLETIER ROTTEMBOURG
DEMBARRERE GÉRARD, F. DUMOURIEZ DILLON TAPONIER BARBOU CHAMPMORIN LETORT BOUVIER des Eatz DESVAUX
VERHUELL PIRÉ KELLERMANN CHARBONIER LAMARCHE BONNEAU QUENTIN FRIANT BURTHE MICHEL
ROUYER BALTUS TRUGUET MIRANDA COLAUD DESENFANTS DAVID MONTCHOISY DUBOIS-THEIMVle FOULER
SEROUX PROST BEURNONVILLE VALENCE HATRY MORLOT OLIVIER MERMET JAMIN, A. DALESME
HANICQUE DOMMANGET DAMPIERRE TILLY DUFOUR LEMOINE MALHER POINSOT DAVRANGE PERCY
PUTHOD BONNAIRE CUSTINE FERRAND LIGNEVILLE MEUNIER LEVAL DARNAUD BELLAIR PETIET
St GERMAIN JOUBERT, J. HOUCHARD CHAZOT BONNARD MARCEAU SAHUC PETIT BLEIN VILLEMANSY
DESSAIX, J. DAMAS LATOUCHE LANDREMONT DEJEAN DEBELLE MONTRICHARD TESTE DELCAMBRE BURCY
MISSIESSY MONFORT PICHEGRU LANOUE SOUHAM HARDY BOYER PAJOL VASSEROT LOCHET
VANDERMAESEN PENNE JOURDAN PULLY KILMAINE LORGE MARCOGNET CAMBRONNE D'ARRIULE SCHRAMM
DOUMERC HAMELIN HOCHE DABOVILLE VANDAMME LAHOUSSAYE LAROCHE DAUMESNIL JAMIN, J.B. COSMAO
AMEY HULOT BERNADOTTE CARNOT LEMAIRE GILOT GUILLEMINOT GOUVION CURELI BINOT
BORDESOULLE BARDET CHAMPIONNET DUVAL HARVILLE PAILLARD FAUCONNET BASTOUL HAMELINAYE RIGAU
LEFOL VILLATTE LEFEBVRE LEVENEUR SPARRE WATRIN DORSNER BEAUREPAIRE PORET de MORVAN GRILLOT
DONOP DE St MARS GRUNDLER SCHNEIDER
ARMEES DU NORD . DES ARDENNES . DE LA MOSELLE . DU RHIN . DE SAMBRE ET MEUSE . DE RHIN ET MOSELLE . DE HOLLANDE . DE HANOVRE

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