Belgium
Belgium, a country in Western Europe, is known for medieval towns, Renaissance architecture and as headquarters of the European Union and NATO. The country has distinctive regions including Dutch-speaking Flanders to the north, French-speaking Wallonia to the south and a German-speaking community to the east. The bilingual capital, Brussels, has ornate guildhalls at Grand-Place and elegant art-nouveau buildings.
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Aimé Van Avermaet
Cyclist
Flor Van Noppen
Belgian Politician
Xavier de Cock
Belgian painter
Jenny Montigny
Belgian painter
Léon de Smet
Artist
Ray Goossens
Belgian artist
Ward Hermans
Belgian Politician
Maurice Mollin
Emiel Van Averbeke
Belgian architect
Leo Geerts
Historian
Robert Lussac
Actor
Ludo Busschots
Movie actor
Émile Van Averbeke
Belgian architect
Dirk Van Duppen
Belgian author
Jan Joris Musician
Opera singer
Anna of Lorraine
Claudia of Chalon
Henry III of Nassau-Breda's wife
Dré Steemans
Belgian radio host
Marieke Vervoort
Belgian athlete
Jacob Clemens non Papa
Composer
Adolf Reinach
German philosopher
Maria Doolaeghe
Writer
Paul Galland
Aircraft pilot ‧ Adolf Galland's brother
Johan Anthierens
Belgian journalist
Jean Brusselmans
Belgian painter
Pierre-Louis Flouquet
Belgian painter
Hubert van Herreweghen
Poet
Rik Andries
Belgian actor
Pierre de Schiervel
Politician
Jürgen Conings
Belgian soldier
Roger Nols
Politician
Ernest de Croix d'Heuchin
Lieven Herremans
Artist
Prosper de Troyer
Artist
Comte Emanuel Octave Eugene d'Oultremont
Dirk Vekeman
Belgian football player
Leo Tindemans
Former Prime Minister of Belgium
Marie Gevers
Belgian novelist
Ludo Coeck
Belgian footballer
Lieven Rens
Author
Eddy Pauwels
Belgian cyclist
Eugène Traey
Belgian pianist
Frans Vermeyen
Belgian footballer
Marinus De Jong
Belgian composer
Charles Marie Raymond d'Arenberg
Duke of Arenberg
Charles de Ligne, 2nd Prince of . . .
Peter II, Count of Saint-Pol
Louis, Count of Saint-Pol's son
