Category:Louis Renault

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Louis Renault, founder of Renault cars

Louis Renault

French industrialist

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Name in native language

Louis Renault

Date of birth

12 February 1877
8th arrondissement of Paris

Date of death

24 October 1944
7th arrondissement of Paris

Place of burial

Herqueville

Country of citizenship

France

Educated at

Lycée Condorcet

Occupation

Employer

Renault S.A.

Position held

president (CCFA, 1913–1918)

Father

Alfred Renault

Sibling

Child

Jean-Louis Renault

Spouse

Christiane Boullaire (1918–)

Award received

Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour (1932)
National Inventors Hall of Fame (2007)

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Subcategories

This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.

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Domaine Louis Renault‎ (2 C, 4 F)

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Louis Renault plaque, Place du Tertre (Paris)‎ (5 F)

Media in category "Louis Renault"

The following 26 files are in this category, out of 26 total.

1903-05-25-Marcel-Renault-fallecida.jpg 351 × 187; 23 KB
1903-05-26-Luis-Renault.jpg 521 × 453; 29 KB
1903-05-27-Louis-y-Marcel-Renault-Paris-Madrid.jpg 665 × 519; 51 KB
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French manufacturer talks tanks with President Roosevelt. Washington, D.C., June 11. Louis Renault, prominent French auto manufacturer, leaving the White House today after a conference with LCCN2016877733.jpg 8,129 × 10,098; 7.29 MB
French manufacturer talks tanks with President Roosevelt. Washington, D.C., June 11. Louis Renault, prominent French auto manufacturer, leaving the White House today after a conference with LCCN2016877733.tif 8,129 × 10,098; 156.59 MB
Grand Prix de l'ACF 1906, Charles-Henri Brasier et Louis Renault.jpg 521 × 619; 139 KB
L'arrivée victorieuse de Louis Renault à Bordeaux (Paris-Madrid 1903).jpg 2,241 × 1,525; 501 KB
Letter of Louis Renault (1877–1944) to the Governor-General of French Indo-China (18 March 1938).jpg 646 × 1,000; 121 KB
Letter of the Governor-General of French Indo-China to Louis Renault (1877–1944) regarding the King of Luang Prabang (1938).jpg 767 × 1,000; 122 KB
Louis (G.) et Marcel (centre) Renault, au départ de Paris-Bordeaux 1901 (à D. Oury, aussi sur Renault).jpg 868 × 618; 118 KB
Louis Renault au Paris-Berlin 1901.jpg 497 × 455; 143 KB
Louis Renault en 1918.jpg 641 × 723; 215 KB
Louis Renault en 1924.jpg 530 × 661; 116 KB
Louis Renault en 1929.jpg 418 × 475; 28 KB
Louis Renault en 1936 - 2.jpg 455 × 523; 39 KB
Louis Renault en 1936.jpg 739 × 895; 136 KB
Louis Renault première voiturette après Paris-Bordeaux 1901 (12e au général).jpg 991 × 693; 341 KB
Louis Renault reçoit en mai 1932 à sa succursale des Champs Élysées M. Fouché, chef d'expédition du raid Alger-Gao et retour.jpg 703 × 644; 87 KB
Louis Renault with his first car.jpg 719 × 695; 98 KB
Louis Renault, première voiturette de Paris-Berlin 1901.jpg 830 × 653; 243 KB
Louis Renault, Washington, 1940.jpg 2,092 × 2,886; 2.68 MB
Nobelprijswinnaars, SFA002012295.jpg 2,531 × 3,520; 723 KB
Renault Frères Trois BW.jpg 3,742 × 3,143; 3.2 MB
Renault logo on tank (24043687039).jpg 5,472 × 3,648; 11.79 MB
Usines Renault 1932.jpg 3,847 × 3,222; 2.07 MB

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