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What (who) is École - definition
École
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COMUNA FRANCESA
École (savoie); École (Savoie)
École é uma comuna francesa na região administrativa de Auvérnia-Ródano-Alpes, no departamento de Saboia. Estende-se por uma área de 29,65 km².
École-Valentin
COMUNA FRANCESA
École-valentin
École-Valentin é uma comuna francesa na região administrativa de Borgonha-Franco-Condado, no departamento de Doubs. Estende-se por uma área de 3,22 km².
École Centrale Paris
300px|direita|thumb|Antiga Escola Central de Paris - Fachada da Rue Conté
Examples of use of École
1. Here I call as defence witness Professor William Klassen, a Canadian scholar at the École Biblique in Jerusalem.
2. As part of his advanced studies he spent 1'76–77 at the École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris where his supervisor was the redoubtable Roland Barthes.
3. It is hard to grasp how the tall, silver–haired Villepin, with his noble–sounding name, monogrammed shirts and degree from the most elitist school in France, the École Nationale d‘Administration, will relate to places like Liévin.
4. Most obviously, Tati reshot several scenes, using English signs – "School," "Way Out" – instead of the French "École" and "Sortie." But there are many other, more subtle differences÷ entire sequences appear in one version but not the other, and scenes are shot and edited for different effect.
5. The Russian pogroms of 1881; the French mob chanting "ŕ bas les juifs" as Captain Dreyfus was stripped of his epaulettes at the École Militaire; the festering anti–semitism of Austria around 1'00, shaping the young Adolf Hitler; all the way to the Holocaust of European Jewry and the waves of anti–semitism that convulsed parts of Europe in its immediate aftermath.