Hội An
Hội An is a city on Vietnam's central coast known for its well-preserved Ancient Town, cut through with canals. The former port city's melting-pot history is reflected in its architecture, a mix of eras and styles from wooden Chinese shophouses and temples to colorful French colonial buildings, ornate Vietnamese tube houses and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge with its pagoda.
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Agha Hossein Khansari
Iranian philosopher
Michał Działyński
Samuelis Jurgis Pražmovskis
Khudaydad
Anusha Khan's son
Tong Guogang
Thomas Angell
Arang Muhammad Khan
Anusha Khan's son
Thomas Holme
Author
Shang Zhixiao
Shang Kexi's son
Juchi
Khunthong
Kosa Pan's son
Khunthong Chakri, Chao Phraya Worawongsathirat
Kosa Pan's son
Patrick Saussois
Jazz guitarist
Ginette Leclerc
French film actress
Arletty
French actress
Jacques Adnet
French designer
Paul Louis Weiss
Engineer
Henri de Sourdis
French naval commander
Robert Arnoux
French actor
JeanFrançois Le Forsonney
French lawyer
Paul Claudon
French film producer
Pierre Cathala
Former French Minister of the Economy, Finance and the Recovery
Jacques Boullaire
French painter
Henry Bordeaux
French writer
Jacques Marcel Auburtin
Architect
Robert Fawtier
French librarian
Eugène Druet
Photographer
Etienne Rey
French writer
Félix Antoine Appert
French military personnel
Gustave Cloëz
French conductor
Armand Massard
French fencer
Rachel Bérendt
Actress
Léon Sée
French fencer
Guillaume Thomas François . . .
French writer
Jeanne Hugo
French socialite
Georges Hirsch
French theatre director
Guillaume Thomas François Raynal
French writer
Bernard Golay
Television presenter
Jean-François Le Forsonney
Jurist
Jeanne Coppel
Artist
Yves Le Trocquer
Former Deputy of Côtes-du-Nord
Georges Hoentschel
Architect
Suzanne Genevoix
Sylvie Genevoix's mother
Hubert Faure
French military personnel
Prosper Alfonsi
Politician
Georges Labro
Architect
Lucie Mazauric
Art historian
