5th arrondissement of Paris
Also known as the Latin Quarter, the 5th arrondissement is home to the Sorbonne university and student-filled cafes. It's also known for its bookshops, including the famed Shakespeare & Company. Family-friendly attractions include the Jardin des Plantes botanical gardens and the National Museum of Natural History. The stately Panthéon building holds the remains of notables like Voltaire and Marie Curie.
People died in 5th Arrondissement Of Paris (First 43 people) - Page 0
Claude Abbes
French football player
Germaine Berton
Germaine Dermoz
French film actress
Henri Rollan
French film actor
Philippe Dechartre
French politician
Gérard Berliner
French actor
Etienne Bouchaud
Artist
Charles Marie Louis Joseph Sarrabezolles
French sculptor
Jacques Douai
Singer
Henriette Gudin
French painter
André Mazon
Author
Manuel Devaldès
French writer
René Arthaud
French Politician
Richard Ayoun
Historian
Alice Tissot
French actress
Christiane Saulnier
Historian
Roger Fauroux
Former Minister of Commerce of France
Jean Bradin
French actor
France Dhélia
French film actress
Pierre Oster
French poet
Jacques Fournier
Government official
Gérard Théry
French engineer
Michel Darmancier
Marianne Mako
Journalist
Georges Charles Coudray
Sculptor
William Abitbol
Former Member of the European Parliament
Jacques Frantz
French actor
François Perigot
French businessman
Paul Mounet
French actor
Arlette Merry
French actress
Jean de Brem
French journalist
Claude Vanbremeersch
Bernard Dupérier
Author
Gérard Lyon-Caen
Jurist
Lucien Martial
Artist
Petre Sergescu
Mathematician
Marie Maxime Cornu
French botanist
Charles Mazeau
Politician
Étienne Aignan
French translator
Jean-Jacques Flatters
French sculptor ‧ Paul Flatters' father
Simon-Louis Boquet
Visual artist
Édouard Pils
Artist