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Wong Soon Kai
Malaysian politician
Abdul Rahman Ya'kub
Malaysian Politician
Laila Taib
Abang Openg
Former Yang di-Pertua Negeri of Sarawak
Tuanku Bujang
James Dawos Mamit
Former Deputy Minister of Energy, Green Technology and Water of Malaysia
Ong Tiang Swee
Businessman
Ong Ewe Hai
Ong Kwan Hin
Sanada Masayuki
Politikacı
Hajime Nakamura
Japanese philosopher
Lin Hsien-tang
Taiwanese politician
Soraya Manutchehri
Kassim Ahmad
Malaysian writer
Tōta Kaneko
Japanese writer
Takashi Nagase
Japanese interpreter
Minoru Honda
Japanese astronomer
Takeichi Harada
Tennis player
Oddrun Hokland
Norwegian athlete
Håkon Five
Former Member of the Storting
Jens Zetlitz
Norwegian priest
Peder Povelsson Paus
Norwegian cleric
Salomon August Andrée
Swedish engineer
Nils Strindberg
Swedish photographer
Knut Frænkel
Swedish engineer
Jean de Dunois
French military leader
Marcelle Géniat
French film actress
Pierre Frachet
French lyricist
Lucien Dalsace
French film actor
Alfred-Adolphe-Édouard Lepère
French sculptor
Ignacio Iglesias
Politician
Anne Matalon
Writer
Gabriel Toudouze
Artist
Charles Michel de Langlade
Jean Dufy
French painter
Odile Poisson
Actress
James Thomas Heflin
Former United States Senator
William B. Bowling
Former United States Representative
Lou Finney
American baseball player
J. Thomas Heflin
Former United States Senator
Achille Chavée
Poet
Pierre Augereau
French commander
Charles-Pierre Augereau
French commander
Alix, Countess of Eu
Carlos Gorriarena
Argentina author
Javier de Viana
Uruguayan author
Muhammad Bassiri
Spanish journalist