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Louis Halphen
Louis Sigismond Isaac Halphen
French historian (1880-1950).
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Place of Birth
2nd Arrondissement of Paris
Place of Death
Paris
Country of Citizenship
France
Date of Birth
2/4/1880
Date of Death
10/7/1950
Instance Of
Human
Educated At
École Des Chartes
(1904 - 1906)
Lycée Hoche
École Pratique Des Hautes Études
Member Of
Académie Des Inscriptions Et Belles-Lettres
(12/6/1935 - 1950)
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Father
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Historian
Louis
Louis Halphen
Archivist Palaeographer
Georges Henri Halphen
Archives Nationales
Inventory Number
:
AB/XIX/2287-AB/XIX/2288
French
University of Paris
École Pratique Des Hautes Études
Occupation
:
Directeur Des Études
French School of Rome
(1904 - 1906)
Start Time
:
1904
End Time
:
1906
Male
Halphen
French
Prix Gobert
(1907)
Point in Time
:
1907
Officer of the Legion of Honour
(1947)
Point in Time
:
1947
Officier D'académie
(1911)
Point in Time
:
1911
Officier De L'Instruction Publique
(1919)
Point in Time
:
1919
Knight of the Royal Order of Saint Sava
(1919)
Point in Time
:
1919
Montparnasse Cemetery
Translations From Latin
Translation From English
Carolingian Dynasty
County of Anjou
History
Middle Ages
Professor
(1934 - 1951)
Replaces
:
Ferdinand Lot
Replaced By
:
Édouard Perroy
Employer
:
University of Paris
Start Time
:
1934
End Time
:
1951
Member of the École Française De Rome
(1904 - 1906)
Field of Work
:
Medieval History
Field of Work
:
History of Italy
Field of Work
:
Diplomatics
Start Time
:
1904
End Time
:
1906
Q131600224
Start Time
:
1904
End Time
:
1906
Subject Has Role
:
Membre Ordinaire
Start Time
:
12/6/1935
End Time
:
1950
Germaine Weill
Les Transformations Politiques Du Comté D'Anjou Sous Les Premiers Capétiens, Le Gouvernement De Foulque-Nerra (987-1040)
Étienne Halphen