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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Daniel Kinsey
American olympian
Bernhard von Arx
Swiss writer
Ernst Beyeler
Swiss art dealer
Hans Sandreuter
Swiss artist
Heinrich Ott
Swiss author
Rudolph Nissen
Surgeon
Valerie von Martens
German-Austrian actress
Jacques Wildberger
Swiss composer
Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich
Swiss philosopher
Hans Walter Imhoff
Swiss footballer
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Author
Eugen Wullschleger
Politician
Christoph Delz
Composer
Hildy Beyeler
Art dealer
Walter Widmer
Literary critic
Paul Basilius Barth
Artist
Konrad H. Christ
Swiss botanist
Ernst Ring
German Politician
Gustav Wenk
Politician
Albert Oeri
Journalist ‧ Jakob Oeri's father
Maija Isola
Finnish designer
Risto Taulo
Actor
Väinö Sinisalo
Politician
Kari Kuuva
Musical artist
Ryan White
Producer
Franz August Schenk von Stauffenberg
Kunihiko Take
Japanese jockey
Seiki Tsuchida
Manga artist
Nig Clarke
Professional baseball player
Rev. Cecil Franklin
Aretha Franklin's brother
JeanLouis Lorrain
French politician
Léon Deladerrière
French footballer
Jean-Louis Lorrain
Politician
Douglas Donato Pereira
Drug lord
Georges Beuville
French illustrator
René-Louis Chrétien
Artist
Emmanuel du Réau
Richard E. Cross
American executive
Art Houtteman
American baseball player
Len Fontes
Coach
Jug Girard
American football player
Albert Huegli
Henry A. Barnhart
U. S. representative
Basil F. Heath
Chief
Peter Brandon
Actor
John Horgan
Hurler
Jean Raine
Artist
