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English: Le comité des Forges de France : la commission de direction en 1914. Premier rang, de gauche à droite : Louis Mercier, François de Wendel, Henry Darcy, Eugène Schneider, Florent Guillain, Robert Pinot, comte Fernand de Saintignon, Léon Lévy, Henri de Freycinet, Camille Cavallier, Émile Ferry, Georges Claudinon. Deuxième rang : Armand Résimont, Ernest Lesaffre, Claudius Magnin, Léopold Pralon, baron Xavier Reille, Alexandre Dreux, Charles Boutmy, Léon de Nervo, Daniel Bethmont, Edmond Capitain-Geny, François Dujardin-Beaumetz. Peinture d'Adolphe Déchenaud, au siège de Schneider, rue de Madrid, Paris.
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Author Adolphe Déchenaud (1868-1926)

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