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Français : Le 6 août, pendant que la bataille est engagée sur le front de Spickeren-Stiring, 2 escadrons du 12e dragons, commandés par le lieutenant-colonel Dulac, sont chargés de défendre sur nos derrières le débouché de Sarrelouis. Ces 2 escadrons ont devant eux 4 régiments d'infanterie, un régiment de uhlans, plusieurs batteries. Pendant une heure, les dragons les tiennent en respect avec l'aide d'une compagnie du génie. Quand les munitions sont épuisées, les escadrons poussent une charge vigoureuse et se retirent en bon ordre. M. de Cramayel, capitaine, est tuée ; M. Dumont, capitaine, blessé mortellement. Le commandant Jacques a son cheval tué sous lui.

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1892

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Paul Kauffmann (1849–1940)
Alternative names	Paul Kauffmann, Paul Adolphe Kauffmann
Description	French illustrator, painter, watercolourist, drawer, graphic artist and commercial artist
Date of birth/death	8 June 1849 / 8 July 1849	20 February 1940
Location of birth/death	Belfort	Grimault
Authority control	: Q3370424 VIAF: 68867201 ISNI: 0000000083911328 LCCN: nr2002028326 GND: 1048596583 SUDOC: 050733583 WorldCat

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Pierre Méjanel (1837–1905)
Alternative names	Méjanel, Pierre
Description	French painter and illustrator
Date of birth/death	11 March 1837	15 December 1905
Location of birth	former 1st arrondissement of Paris
Authority control	: Q3386392

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