Saint-Etienne
Saint-Étienne is a city in east-central France. The Museum of Modern Art shows international works. The Couriot Mine Museum explores the town's industrial past with artifacts and a reconstructed mine. Southwest, in Firminy, the Le Corbusier Site, designed by the namesake architect, includes a stadium and the asymmetrical Maison de la Culture. Southeast, rugged Pilat Natural Park is home to woodpeckers and beavers. ― Google
People born in Saint Etienne (First 49 people) - Page 4
Abraham Schrameck
Former Governor of French Madagascar
Gilles Peycelon
Former football player
Jean-Louis Taberd
French missionary
Yadaly Diaby
Football player
Georges Ziegler
Politician
Mohamed Brahimi
French footballer
Cédric Horjak
French footballer
Piem
French cartoonist
Mohamed Amine Brahimi
French footballer
Jibril Othman
Footballer
Arthur Mourgue
Rugby league player
Paul Bouchet
Lawyer
Noël Barrot
French Politician ‧ Jacques Barrot's father
Daniel Mandon
Former Mayor of Saint-Genest-Malifaux
Félix Thiollier
French writer
Pascal Mazzotti
French actor
Erramun Martikorena
French singer
Jean Haritschelhar
Jean Isidore Harispe
French soldier
Aurelia Arkotxa
Writer
Louis Sapin
Screenwriter
Michel Olçomendy
Aurélie Arcocha-Scarcia
Writer
Nick St. Pierre
Jean BozonVerduraz
jean bozon-verduraz
Paul Larivaille
Author
Mathieu Tousignant
Canadian ice hockey player
Albert Rousseau
Canadian painter
Kalyna Roberge
Canadian short track speed skater
JosephChristianErnest Bourret
Henri Charrière
Writer
Charrière
Gilbert Lelord
Author
François Dorvault
Pharmacist
Marie-Thérèse de Chevigné
Laure de Chevigné's daughter
Comte Adheaume de Chevigné
Naval officer
Louis Marie Auguste de Chevigné
Military personnel
Aristide de Chevigné
Joseph Vinoy
French soldier
Rose Valland
French art historian
Louis Mandrin
French highwayman
Jehan Georges Vibert
French painter
Jacques Échantillon
Actor
Hélène Barbier
Francine Lefebvre
Former Member of the National Assembly of France
Henri Galeron
Illustrator