Malzéville

Malzéville is a common French, located in the department of Meurthe-et-Moselle and the area Lorraine.

Geography

Douëra, imagination of style Mozzarabe
Vault of Pixerécourt
the Arboretum of Abiétinée
the Cure of Air Trianon
the church Saint Martin's day
Plate of Malzéville (bases leisures and of Gliding); the transmitting Malzéville, second higher structure of Lorraine (215 to 220 meters height), is established there.

Charles Cournault 1815 - 1904, painter and archeologist, it accomplished many voyages in the East and Algeria, from where it brought back many sketches having been used to him to transform a simple country cottage of Malzéville and true villa imitating the Moorish style, the Douëra.
Etienne Cournault 1891 - 1948, grandson of the precedent, painter under glass and engraver.
celebrates It violonist Teresa Milanollo (1827 Savigliano - 1904 Paris) had a house of family in Malzéville. She gave concerts for her knowledge to it even if she had ceased occurring in public after her marriage, in 1857, with the Major general of Alsatian origin Theodore Parmentier (1821 Barr - 1910 Paris). Shining military but also erudite and musician recognized amateur, the General appreciated of being able to rest in Malzéville of his long tiring rounds of inspection. Teresa Milanollo had a Stradivarius of 1728 - Milanollo - which then belonged to Christian Ferras, Pierre Amoyal.
OJ Schlesser, automobile old driver born with Liouville and deceased on July 7th, 1968 at the time of the GP of France of Formule 1 disputed in Rouen-the-Essarts is buried in Malzeville.

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