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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Aleš Bebler
Diplomat
Alexandru Djuvara
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania
Françoise Pommaret
French tibetologist
Louis de Broglie
French physicist
Hassan Al-Turabi
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sudan
Abbas Gharabaghi
Former Minister of Interior of Iran
Sousan Shariati
Iranian journalist
Hamadi Jebali
Former Head of Government of Tunisia
Michel Ameller
French official
Ioan Kalinderu
Romanian jurist
José Natividad González Parás
Mexican Politician
Charles de Beaupoil, comte de Saint- Aulaire
French diplomat
Philippe Sansonetti
Microbiologist
Philippe Marçais
French Politician
Panagiotis Giotopoulos
Greek jurist
Luke Joseph Hooke
Two daughters, Jeanne-Henriette and Marie-Claude, and a son who died in infancy
French physiologist
Antoine Francois, comte de Fourcroy
French chemist
Muḥammad Jamīl Bayyuhum
Lebanese Politician
göran schildt
Finnish author
Mathilde Bensaude
Mycologist
Hortense Aka-Anghui
Former Mayor of Port-Bouet
Vladimir Pozner Sr.
Spy
François J. Gay
Geographer
Alberte Pullman
French chemist
Muhammad Ali Hamada
Germaine Willard
Author
Andrée Ehresmann
French mathematician
László Baló
Journalist
Suhayl Idris
Lebanese novelist
Víctor Manuel Rendón
Ecuadorian writer and poet
Dan Ghibernea
Tania Filip's husband
Eveline Lot-Falek
Author
Theodore Erasmus Hilgard
Lawyer
Ashton Wilson
Artist
Nasser Takmil Homayoun
Iranian historian
Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop
Archaeologist
M. Z. Njeuma
Cameroonian historian
Georg Meri
Victor Hoo Chi-tsai
Regina Fleszarowa
Polish geographer and geologist
Herbert Gold
American novelist
Theodora Mead Abel
American clinical psychologist
Aniela Gruszecka
Literary critic
Gabriel Waksman
Researcher
Qingping Xu
Chinese artist ‧ Xu Beihong's son
Patricia Donoho Hughes
Former First Spouse of Maryland