Vevey
Vevey is a Swiss town on Lake Geneva. On the promenade, marked by a giant fork protruding from the lake, is the nutrition museum Alimentarium, with culinary objects and workshops. A Charlie Chaplin statue is nearby. This one-time Vevey resident is also celebrated at Chaplin's World, on his former country estate. The Musée Jenisch is dedicated to art on paper, with works by Dürer, Goya, Degas, Picasso and others.
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Andrew Broughton
Edmund Ludlow
English member of Parliament
Jules Fleurichamp
Journalist ‧ Jacqueline Comerre-Paton's father
Oona O'Neill
Actress
Bronisław Huberman
Polish Violinist
François-Louis Cailler
Jan Lodewijk Pierson
Dutch poet
Albert Ludovici Sr.
Artist ‧ Albert Ludovici's father
Graham Greene
Canadian actor
Paul Brunton
British author
Olga Baclanova
Russian actress
Hugues Cuénod
Swiss tenor
James Clavell
Writer
Henry Philip Tappan
American philosopher
Henryk Sienkiewicz
Polish writer
Marcel Cellier
Swiss organist
Carl Schuricht
Conductor
Daniel Peter
Swiss chocolatier
Edmund Ludlow
English member of Parliament
Jules Cambon
French diplomat
Paul Juon
Russian composer
Jacob Spon
French archaeologist
Julius MeierGraefe
German art critic
Jakob Klatzkin
Philosopher
Theodor Ahrenberg
Swedish businessman
Nikita Magaloff
Russian pianist
Dmitri Nabokov
American opera singer ‧ Vladimir Nabokov's son
Edmond Louis Budry
Swiss lyrics writer
Adolf von Becker
Finnish artist
Henri Moser
Diplomat
Véra Nabokov
Editor
Geraldo
Football midfielder
Julius Meier-Graefe
German art critic
Alice Perrin
British novelist
Percy Scholes
English musician
Ede Poldini
Hungarian composer
Max Morgenthaler
Chemist
William Foster Apthorp
Writer
Dionizije Dvornić
Croatian football player
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Editor
Bryher
Island in England
Albert Ludovici Sr.
Artist ‧ Albert Ludovici's father
Varvara Shakhovskaya
Jules Fleurichamp
Journalist ‧ Jacqueline Comerre-Paton's father
Andrew Broughton
George Edward Gouraud
Leonie Frank