Victor Ocon

Victor L Ocon, age 70s, Denver, NC View Details

Locations: Denver NC Possible Relatives: Sean Brambila, Gessel T Brambila Ocon, Taylor Fahrbach

Victor J Ocon, age 100s, Natchitoches, LA View Details

Locations: Natchitoches LA, Robeline LA

Victor A Ocon, age 73, Denver, NC View Details

Cities: Denver NC Possible Relatives: Keren Locon, Alida Lucatero De Ocon, Asahel Ocon

Victor J Ocon, age 87, Natchitoches, LA View Details

Cities: Denver NC Possible Relatives: Keren Locon, Alida Lucatero De Ocon, Asahel Ocon

Victor A Ocon, age 51, Denver, NC View Details

Locations: Denver NC, Cornelius NC Possible Relatives: Gessel Brambila, Sean Brambila

Victor M Ocon, age 45, Addison, IL View Details

Locations: Addison IL, Bensenville IL Possible Relatives: Carlos A Diaz, Irene Avina Diaz

Victor O Ocon, age 55 View Details

Address:***** Rock Creek Rd, Erwin, TN. Phone Number: (423) 743-****

Victor J Ocon View Details

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Victor O'Connor

Victor George O'Connor was an Australian artist and an exponent of the principles of social realist art. From the time of the Great Depression in the 1930s his work embodied social and political comread more...ment on the conditions of working class people and the structures of society that caused their suffering.read less...

Victor Contamin

Victor Contamin (1840–1893) was a French structural engineer, an expert on the strength of materials such as iron and steel. He is known for the Galerie des machines of the Exposition Universelle (1read more...889) in Paris. He also pioneered the use of reinforced concrete.read less...

Victor Conrad

Victor Conrad was an Austrian-American physicist, seismologist and meteorologist. He was the first director of the Austrian seismological service, and a reputed academician of international accomplishread more...ment. He was politically victimized twice, in 1919 for his ethnicity and in 1934 as a socialist. He emigrated to the United States in 1938, continuing his academic career in New York, California and at Cambridge. Conrad's scientific work is documented in more than 240 papers concerning meteorology, climatology and seismology. In 1944, he published "Methods in Climatology". Later editions, starting in 1950, listed Leo W. Pollak, as second author. He was the first to deduce the continental crust transition structure which is now named the Conrad discontinuity.read less...