Hội An
Hội An is a city on Vietnam's central coast known for its well-preserved Ancient Town, cut through with canals. The former port city's melting-pot history is reflected in its architecture, a mix of eras and styles from wooden Chinese shophouses and temples to colorful French colonial buildings, ornate Vietnamese tube houses and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge with its pagoda.
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Minoru Honda
Japanese astronomer
Takeichi Harada
Tennis player
khosrov bey sultanov əlipaşa bəy sultanov
Sultan bey Sultanov's father
Alipasha bey Sultanov
Sultan bey Sultanov's father
Takamaro Shigaraki
Author
Toshio Kusaka
Japanese military personnel
Chōgorō Kaionji
Japanese author
Hiroshi Kuroki
Japanese military personnel
Issei Yamamoto
Japanese astronomer
Issei Yamamoto
Japanese astronomer
Wataru Takada
Folk singer
Toyoko Takechi
Japanese comedian
Lalon
Philosopher
Carl Jung
Swiss psychiatrist
Mart Stam
Dutch architect
Gustav Knuth
German film actor
Julius Maggi
Swiss entrepreneur
Meinrad Lienert
Swiss writer
Traute Carlsen
German film actress
Markus Fierz
Swiss physicist
Klaus Johann Jacobs
Léopold Szondi
Klaus Knuth
Actor
Elisabeth Lennartz
German actress
Gotthard Schuh
Swiss photographer
Werner Stumm
Swiss chemist
Artur Beul
Swiss songwriter ‧ Lale Andersen's husband
Jakob Ackeret
Swiss aeronautical engineer
Meinrad Schütter Musician
Swiss composer
Marie-Louise von Franz
Swiss psychologist
Franz Riklin
Swiss psychiatrist
Valerie Steinmann
Swiss actress
Karl Suter
Swiss screenwriter
Heinrich Marti
Teacher
Franz Georg Maier
Author
Tina Turner
Singer
Nina Kindler
Actress
Helmut Kindler
German writer
Jung
Cartoonist
Astrid of Sweden
Johannes Messchaert
Dutch baritone
César Ritz
Swiss hotel manager
Rudolf Trümpy
Swiss geologist
Helmut Käser
Lawyer
Wincenty Matuszewski
Tadahiko Otowa
Nobuko Asaka's son
Aquilla J. Dyess
Officer
