E
E, or e, is the fifth letter and the second vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is e; plural es, Es or E's.
E People (First 49 people) - Page 341
Bill France Sr.
American businessman
Horst Dassler
German businessman
Haruhisa Handa
Japanese businessman
Frederick Hatfield
American powerlifter
C. L. R. James
Historian
Gaetano Benedetti
Psychiatrist
Choi Hong-hi
South Korean martial artist
Wilbur Ross
Former United States Secretary of Commerce
Roberto Fiore
Former Member of the European Parliament
Nick Griffin
Former Member of the European Parliament
Carlo Rubbia
Senator of the Italian Republic
Gayle Lynds
American former journalist
Hidetaka Nishiyama
Japanese martial arts instructor
Michael Murphy
Author
Herb Lubalin
American graphic designer
Johann Martin Schleyer
German priest
L. David Mech
American biologist
Adrienne Germain
Activist
Alice Milliat
Translator
Nahuel Moreno
Edward Spencer Beesly
Writer
George Odger
Politician
Eugène Varlin
French author
Henri Tolain
French Politician
Robert Cailliau
Belgian engineer
Victor Quiñones
Promoter
Victor Quiñones
Promoter
Leonard Nelson
German mathematician
Onorato Damen
Italian Politician
Barbara Bergström
Swedish businessperson
Robert Maynard Jr.
American businessman
Brewster Kahle
American librarian
Walter Hoving
American businessman
Dmitri Golubov
Former People's Deputy of Ukraine
Yevgeny Prigozhin
Yehoshuʻa Shapira
Vint Cerf
American developer
Bob Kahn
American electrical engineer
Ronnie Apteker
South African writer
Carl Malamud
American technologist
Rick Adams
Internet pioneer
Paul Vixie
American computer scientist
David M. Hoffman
Writer
Elizabeth J. Feinler
American information scientist
Jean Madar
Philippe Benacin
General President of Inter Parfums, Inc.
Victor Pinchuk
Ukrainian businessman
