Club cévenol

Summary

Club cévenol is an association^[1].

Key Facts

• Club cévenol is in the country of France^[2].
• Club cévenol's instance of is recorded as association^[3].
• Club cévenol's founder is recorded as Paul Arnal^[4].
• Club cévenol's ISNI is recorded as 0000000122652980^[5].
• Club cévenol's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 148712546^[6].
• Club cévenol's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as nr89002942^[7].
• Club cévenol's Bibliothèque nationale de France ID is recorded as 118719167^[8].
• Club cévenol's IdRef ID is recorded as 026478021^[9].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Patrick Cabanel^[10].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Jean-Hugues Carbonnier^[11].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Philippe Joutard^[12].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Jean Schloesing^[13].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as André de Rouville^[14].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Pierre de Chambrun^[15].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Amédée de Rouville^[16].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Paul Gal^[17].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Henri Boland^[18].
• Club cévenol's chairperson is recorded as Anatole Moulharac^[19].
• +1894-09-18T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Club cévenol^[20].
• Club cévenol's official website is recorded as https://blog.club-cevenol.net/^[21].
• Club cévenol's legal form is recorded as association under the French law of 1901^[22].
• Club cévenol's CTHS society ID is recorded as 2120^[23].
• Club cévenol's X is recorded as ClubCevenol^[24].
• Club cévenol's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/121xq8wz^[25].
• Club cévenol's house publication is recorded as Causses et Cévennes^[26].

Body

Founding

Club cévenol's founder is recorded as Paul Arnal^[4]. +1894-09-18T00:00:00Z marks the founding of it^[20].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Patrick Cabanel^[10], a historian^[27], b. 1961^[28], of France^[29], awarded the Cabri d'or^[30], specialised in Protestantism in France^[31]; Jean-Hugues Carbonnier^[11], of France^[32], awarded the Club Cévenol's Medal^[33]; Philippe Joutard^[12], a historian^[34], b. 1935^[35], of France^[36], awarded the Club Cévenol's Medal^[37]; Jean Schloesing^[13], 1902–1996^[38], of France^[39], awarded the Club Cévenol's Medal^[40]; André de Rouville^[14], an engineer^[41], 1882–1979^[42], of France^[43], awarded the Club Cévenol's Medal^[44]; and Pierre de Chambrun^[15], a politician^[45], 1865–1954^[46], of France^[47], awarded the Knight of the Legion of Honour^[48].