DASSAULT, MARCEL — (1892–1986), French aeronautical engineer and industrialist. Dassault was born Marcel Bloch in Paris, the son of a physician. He was one of the first graduates in aeronautical engineering (1914). In World War I he invented an improved propeller… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Dassault, Marcel — orig. Marcel Bloch born Jan. 22, 1892, Paris, France died April 18, 1986, Paris French aircraft designer and industrialist. He designed aircraft during World War I, and in 1930 he started his own company to build military and civilian airplanes.… … Universalium
Dassault, Marcel — pseud. di Bloch, Marcel … Sinonimi e Contrari. Terza edizione
Dassault, Marcel (Bloch, Marcel) — (1892 1986) French aircraft designer. Born in Paris, he studied electricity and worked in a car factory. He later studied in an aeronautical school. During World War I he designed propellers. In the 1930s he continued to design planes. During… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
Marcel Bloch — Marcel Dassault (* 22. Januar 1892 in Paris; † 17. April 1986 in Neuilly sur Seine; geboren als Marcel Bloch) war ein französischer Luftfahrtunternehmer. Bloch war einer der ersten Luft und Raumfahrtstudenten Frankreichs. Im Ersten Weltkrieg… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Marcel Dassault — Marcel Bloch in 1914 Marcel Dassault, born Marcel Bloch (22 January 1892 17 April 1986) was a French aircraft industrialist. Biography Dassault was born in Paris. After graduating from the lycée Condorcet, Breguet School and Supaero, he inve … Wikipedia
Marcel Dassault — (* 22. Januar 1892 in Paris; † 17. April 1986 in Neuilly sur Seine; geboren als Marcel Bloch) war ein französischer Luftfahrtunternehmer. Bloch war einer der ersten Luft und Raumfahrtstudenten Fr … Deutsch Wikipedia
Marcel Dassault — en 1914. Nacimiento … Wikipedia Español
Dassault — (Marcel Bloch, dit Marcel) (1892 1986) industriel et homme politique français. à son retour de déportation (1945), il créa la firme Avions (milit.) Marcel Dassault … Encyclopédie Universelle
Marcel — Marcel, Gabriel * * * (as used in expressions) Aymé, Marcel Breuer, Marcel (Lajos) Carné, Marcel Dassault, Marcel Marcel Bloch Duchamp, Marcel Marceau, Marcel Marcel, Gabriel (Honoré) … Enciclopedia Universal
