LUX
The lux is the unit of illuminance, or luminous flux per unit area, in the International System of Units. It is equal to one lumen per square metre. In photometry, this is used as a measure of the intensity, as perceived by the human eye, of light that hits or passes through a surface.
People born in Lux (First 49 people) - Page 12
Zach Curlin
American football player
Silvanus Trevail
British architect
Ilona Hoeksma
Nicolas Frantz
Bicycler
Josy Barthel
Olympic athlete
Marie-Josée Jacobs
Politician
Emmanuel Servais
Former Prime Minister of Luxembourg
Jeanne Peiffer
Mathematician
Will Kesseler
Painter
Pierre Frieden
Politician
Sosthène Weis
Luxembourger artist
Tom Laterza
Footballer
Jeff Strasser
Former football player
Lex Delles
Luxembourger politician
Frantz Funck-Brentano
French historian and librarian
Tullio Forgiarini
Writer
Dany Mota
Footballer
Victor Nurenberg
Luxembourger footballer
Artur Abreu
Football player
Sébastien Thill
Football player
Seid Korac
Association football player
Théo Kerg
Painter
Thomas Grün
Luxembourger basketball player
Fiona Steil-Antoni
Fernand Brosius
Luxembourger association football player
Léon Lommel
Prelate
Julien Darui
French goalkeeper
Johan Caspar von Cicignon
Combat engineer
Charly Gaul
Cyclist
Henri Pensis
Composer
Germaine Damar
Luxembourger actress
Pol Cruchten
Film director
Claude Meisch
Former Mayor of Differdange
Andre Mergenthaler
Film score composer
Michel Rasquin
Former European Commissioner for Transport
Lydie Err
Politician
Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot
French engineer
Jos Hoffmann
Biologist ‧ Jules A. Hoffmann's father
Pierre Clemens
Cyclist
Jean-Claude Juncker
Former President of the European Commission
Alessio Curci
Football player
Camille Kerger
Composer
François Valentiny
Architect
François Altwies
Former Member of the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies
Bob Jungels
Bicycler
Heinrich Johann Nepomuk von Crantz
Botanist
Foni Tissen
Luxembourger schoolteacher