Brive-la-Gaillarde
Brive-la-Gaillarde is a town in southwest France. It's known for its large food market held three times a week in Georges Brassens Hall. The former home of WWII Resistance activist Edmond Michelet is now a museum focusing on the wartime period. The Labenche Art and History Museum displays Mortlake and Aubusson tapestries. Dating from the 12th century, St. Martin's Collegiate Church has a neo-Romanesque bell tower.
People born in Brive La Gaillarde (First 13 people) - Page 1
Jean Boulègue
Historian
Olivier Brousse
Grégoire Yachvili
French rugby union player
Olivier Germain-Thomas
Radio producer
Régis Lespinas
Rugby union player
Pierre Pranchère
Former Deputy of French
Colette Régis
French film actress
Alexandre d'Alton
French general
Jean-Paul Malaval
French writer
Jean-Claude Roques
Rugby union player
Charles Rivet
Louis Chadourne
French author