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Ramón Emeterio Betances — Puerto Rican nationalist Ludwig Borne — German political writer and satirist Pierre Bourdieu — French sociologist Alexandrine-Caroline Branchu — French opera singer Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart — French architect, best known for designing the layout of the Pere Lachaise Cemetery Salvador Bacarisse — Spanish composer Honoré de Balzac — French novelist of the 19th century Miguel Ángel Asturias — Guatemalan won the Nobel Prize : Literature in 1967 Peter Abelard — French philosopher Edmond François Valentin About — French novelist and journalist Marie d'Agoult — French author Guillaume Apollinaire — French poet and art critic Jane Avril — French dancer Maria Callas — The opera singer Jean-François Champollion — French decipherer of the hieroglyphs Claude Chappe — French pioneer of the telegraph Auguste Comte — French thinker; father of Positivism Édouard Daladier — French Radical-Socialist Alexandre Darracq — French automobile manufacturer David d'Angers — French sculptor Louis Nicolas Davout — Napoleon's "Iron Marshal" Paul Éluard — French surrealist poet Max Ernst — German artist Pierre Frank — French Trotskyist politician Manuel de Godoy — Spanish prime minister and court favorite Yvan Goll — French-German poet and his wife Claire Goll Enrique Gómez Carrillo — Guatemalan novelist, journalist — Hahnemann — physician, founder of homeopathy Georges Haussmann — French civil engineer and town planner Jerome Lalande — French astronomer and writer René Lalique — French glass designer Ferdinand de Lesseps — French architect, designed the Suez Canal Milosz Magin — Polish composer Nestor Makhno — Ukrainian revolutionary Stuart Merrill — American symbolist poet Amedeo Modigliani — Italian painter and sculptor Jim Morrison — American singer and songwriter Victor Noir — journalist killed by Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte Adelina Patti — Spanish-born opera singer Édith Piaf — French singer Camille Pissarro — French Impressionist painter Yuliya Samoylova — Russian aristocrat Georges-Pierre Seurat — French painter Gertrude Stein — American author Gerda Taro — German war photographer Marie, Countess Walewski — Napoleon's mistress Oscar Wilde — Irish novelist, poet and playwright Richard Wright — African-American author Fulgence Bienvenue — French civil engineer remembered as the Father of the Paris Metro Samuel Bing — German art dealer Alphonse — FrenchMontmartre, anthropologist and father of anthropometry — Guatemalan PèreBertillon Lachaise, Passy, Montparnasse won the Nobel Prize : Literature in 1967 Peter Abelard — French philosopher Edmond François Valentin About — French novelist and journalist Marie d'Agoult — French author Guillaume Apollinaire — French poet and art critic Jane Avril — French dancer Maria Callas — The opera singer Jean-François Champollion — French decipherer of the hieroglyphs Claude Chappe — French pioneer of the telegraph Auguste Comte — French thinker; father of Positivism Édouard Daladier — The opera singer Jean-François Champollion — French decipherer of the hieroglyphs Claude Chappe — French pioneer of the telegraph Auguste Comte — French thinker; father of Positivism Édouard Daladier — French Radical-Socialist Alexandre Darracq — French automobile manufacturer David d'Angers — French sculptor Louis Nicolas Davout — Napoleon's "Iron Marshal" Paul Éluard — French surrealist poet
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