Robert Serf [SEP] dissolved or abolished
1942 which was the year in which Dider died, although Robert Serf himself was still working in his own automotive workshop at Nancy until the 1970s.
Cars.
A small 4CV cycle car was listed from 1927.
The first "proper" car was also the manufacturer's most successful. It used as 1470cc (7 HP/CV) side-valve 4-cylinder engine developed in-house. The range of bodies offered included a sports-car, a touring car, saloons/sedans and a commercial version which
words were read from the pulpits and published through posters and printed in the :
The decree of 27 December 1808 abolished the and rules, which had been applied until then. The "Weinkauf" rule stipulated that when a serf sold his (his right to use a certain parcel of land), a transfer fee had to be paid to the landlord. Under the "Sterbfall" rule, when a serf died, his heirs had to deliver his best set of clothes or his or the most valuable piece of cattle