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French judoka (born 1958)
Brigitte Deydier (born 12 November 1958) is a retired French judoka who is an officer of the Legion of Honour. She chaired the France Sport Association
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Surname list
Deydier is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Anthony Deydier (1788–1864), French priest, missionary, and teacher Brigitte Deydier (born
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Edith Simon Dawn Netherwood Christine Penick Catherine Pierre 1982 Brigitte Deydier Karin Krüger Heidi Anderson Anita Staps 1984 Irene de Kok Shinobu Kandori
List of World Judo Championships medalists
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Eickhoff Renate Lehner −66 kg Alexandra Schreiber Emanuela Pierantozzi Brigitte Deydier Roswitha Hartl −72 kg Ingrid Berghmans Isabel Cortavitarte Elisabeth
1988 European Judo Championships
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French judoka (born 1992)
French judoka in history, ahead of Lucie Décosse, Gévrise Émane and Brigitte Deydier, who each have three world titles, and remains unbeaten since December
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Olechnowicz Poland Noriko Mochida Japan −66 kg Hikari Sasaki Japan Brigitte Deydier France Park Ji-young South Korea Roswitha Hartl Austria −72 kg Ingrid
Judo at the 1988 Summer Olympics
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Judo competition
Rottier Inger Lise Solheim Jeannine Peeters Gabriele Ritschel -66 kg Brigitte Deydier Karin Krüger Heidi Anderson Anita Staps -72 kg Barbara Claßen Ingrid
1982_World_Judo_Championships
Organisation
awarded Ludvík Daněk Konishiki Yasokichi 1998 Giovanni Soldini [fr; it] Brigitte Deydier Lithuanian Fair Play Committee and Artūras Poviliūnas [lt] 1999 Not
International Fair Play Committee
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Judo competition
Roethke Noriko Mochida Bogusława Olechnowicz -66 kg Alexandra Schreiber Brigitte Deydier Roswitha Hartl Hikari Sasaki -72 kg Irene de Kok Ingrid Berghmans Barbara
1987_World_Judo_Championships
Judo competition
Natasha Hernández Chantal Han Kaori Hachinohe Martine Rottier -66 kg Brigitte Deydier Irene de Kok Shinobu Kandori Dawn Netherwood -72 kg Ingrid Berghmans
1984_World_Judo_Championships
Christa Deguchi Frédéric Demontfaucon Ganbatyn Boldbaatar João Derly Brigitte Deydier Sumiya Dorjsuren David Douillet Masashi Ebinuma Guillaume Elmont Gévrise
List of world champions in judo
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French award
2005 Henri Desgrange 1994 René Desmaison 2008 Bernard Destremau 1998 Brigitte Deydier 2012 Stéphane Diagana 2016 Jean Djorkaeff 2013 Maxime Dorigo 2011 Raymond
Gloire_du_sport
Judo competition
Rodriguez -61 kg Diane Bell Céline Géraud Ryoko Fujimoto Donna Guy -66 kg Brigitte Deydier Elisabeth Karlsson Alexandra Schreiber Anita Staps -72 kg Irene de
1986_World_Judo_Championships
British unit supporting the French Resistance in WW2
of taking a speedboat to Algiers, betrayed by the double agent Maurice Deydier Seignon de Possel. Imprisoned and tortured in Baumettes, he was executed
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Commune in southeastern France
the Largue valley was recognized early in the 20th century. In 1906, Mr. Deydier mentioned the existence of many Neolithic flint quarries over an area of
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