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 798
Mustafa Ozel
Turkish auteur
Mustafa Ozel
Turkish auteur
Ahmet Davutoğlu
Former Prime Minister of Türkiye
Frank Anthony
Political leader
Owsley Brown Frazier
Townsend Harris
Merchant
Robert Mallet-Stevens
French architect
Paul Bradley Carr
British writer
Emily Lau
Politician
Furukawa Ichibei
Japanese businessman
Furukawa Ichibei
Japanese businessman
Kanya Balakrishna
John Summerson
British architectural historian
Uri Bar-Lev
Policeman
Chandran Nair
Businessman
Joe Lockhart
Former White House Press Secretary
Chip Smith
Executive Vice President of 21st Century Fox
Michael Feldman
American communications consultant
Federico Mena
Mexican software developer
Missy Elliott
American rapper
Matt Giulvezan
José María Fernández Capitán
Bruce Friedrich
President of The Good Food Institute
Francine Patterson
American psychologist
Timothy Keller
American theologian
D. A. Carson
Theologian
Tim Keller
American theologian
Stefaan Verhulst
Developer
Beth Simone Noveck
Professor
Mike Gravel
Former United States Senator
Rod Culleton
Marina Tsvigun
Jurij Krywonohow
Cyberneticist
Radosław Gawlik
Politician
Marten Bierman
Politician
Pep Puig Boix
Politician
John Robert Gregg
Irish educator
Russell Friedman
Author
Harvey Sollberger
American composer
Anna Coleman Ladd
American Sculptor
Edmund C. Tarbell
American impressionist
Edward Johnston
British type designer
Martin Haberman
Author
Nederlands Dans Theater
Theater company
Hague Conference on Private
Intergovernmental
Hague Conference on Private International Law
Intergovernmental
Cordaid
