Reims
Reims is a city in northeastern France's Grand Est region. It's the unofficial capital of the Champagne wine-growing region, and many of the champagne houses headquartered there offer tastings and cellar tours. For more than 1,000 years, French kings were crowned at its Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims. This grand cathedral is known for its stained-glass windows and Gothic carved portals, including the Smiling Angel.
People died in Reims (First 49 people) - Page 0
François de Maucroix
French poet
Nicasius of Rheims
Saint
Balderic of Montfaucon
Saint
Richerus
Historian
Adalbero of Reims
Archbishop
Adalbero
Archbishop of Reims
Gerberga of Saxony
Queen of France
Robert d'Harcourt
French author
Carloman I
King
Luigi Musso
Italian motorsports racing driver
Gerberga of Saxony
Queen of France
Saint Remigius
Guillaume de Machaut
French composer
Leudwinus
Count of Trier
Bruno the Great
Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor's brother
Robert Jonquet
French soccer player
Francis de Bourbon, Count of St. Pol
Jean Juvénal des Ursins
French historian
Pierre Chanal
French serial killer
Michel Mollat
Author
François de Maucroix
French poet
Nicolas de Grigny
French organist
Albert of Louvain
Saint
John Littleton
Musical artist
Mary Seton
Scottish courtier
Narcisse Brunette
French architect
Louis Luçon
Bishop
Nicolas Roland
Priest
Nicasius of Rheims
Saint
JeanPierre Esteva
French politician
Édouard Deperthes
French architect
Octave Doyen
French physician
Adalbero
Archbishop of Reims
Gregory Martin
Priest
Jean Falala
French Politician
Jean-Charles de Coucy
Clergy
Paulette Wright
Artist
Édouard Delberghe
French cyclist
Michel Leblond
French football player
Olivier Rigaud
Author
René Dorme
Fighter pilot
René Girier
René Richard Louis Castel
French poet
Jean Goulden
Artist
Pierre Schneiter
French Politician
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Former Secretary of State for Transport of the United Kingdom
Jean Juvénal des Ursins (Jean II Jouvenel . . .
French historian
