University of Paris
The University of Paris, known metonymically as the Sorbonne, was the leading university in Paris, France, active from 1150 to 1970, except for 1793–1806 during the French Revolution.
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Achille Mbembe
Cameroonian historian
Yves-Marie Bercé
French historian
Mohamed Béji Ben Mami
Politician
Zoran Bujas
Psychologist
Léon Damas
French poet
Simon Njami
Writer
Michel Aflaq
Syrian philosopher
Boris Kaufman
Cinematographer
Doria Shafik
Egyptian poet
Theodor Angheluță
Mathematician
Sebastião Salgado
Brazilian photographer
Rodolfo Stavenhagen
Mexican sociologist
Mohamed Bennouna
Moroccan diplomat
Julian-Nicolas Rèche
French educator
Joseph Valentin Boussinesq
French mathematician
Antoine Guillaumont
French archaeologist
José de Freitas Nobre
André Damien
Former Mayor of Versailles
Gu Hongming
Man of letters
Peter Faber
Dutch stage actor
Guillaume-François Rouelle
French chemist
Louis Pasteur
French chemist
Thomas Narcejac
French author
Carlos Moore
Writer
Gabriel Gonzáles Videla
Former President of Chile
Annetta Alexandridis
Author
Albert Calmette
French physician
Jean-Marie Lustiger
French cardinal
Sandy Skoglund
American photographer
Pope Gregory IX
Former head of the Catholic Church
Olivier Guichard
Former Minister of National Education and Youth of France
Mohammad Gharib
Iranian physician
Vincent de Paul
French priest
Rémi Fontaine
Journalist
Jan Kazimierz Danysz
French physicist
Axel Kahn
French scientist
Alexander Alekhine
French chess player
Jean de Maisonseul
Urban planner
Amadou-Mahtar M'Bow
Senegalese Politician
Anna Chave
Art historian
Heribert Barrera
Former Member of the Parliament of Catalonia
Émile Haug
French geoscientist
René Laennec
French physician
Ehsan Shariati
Iranian philosopher ‧ Ali Shariati's son
Léon Bourgeois
Former President of the Council of Ministers of France
Richard Didier
Former Administrator Superior of Wallis and Futuna
Slavko Grujić
Serbian diplomat
