Albi
Albi is a town on the Tarn River in southern France, northeast of Toulouse. Dominating the skyline is the 13th-century, red-brick Sainte-Cécile Cathedral, a Gothic landmark with large interior frescoes such as the dramatic “Last Judgment. ” The centuries-old Palais de la Berbie houses the Musée Toulouse-Lautrec, honoring the Albi-born painter. The Fashion Museum, in a former convent, shows 18th–20th-century costumes.
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Carlos Werner
Actor
Hans Jucker
Television presenter
Alfred Rüegg
Swiss cyclist
Rodolfo Llopis
Spanish Politician
Albert Achard
Henri Rieunier
French Politician
Dario Ambrosini
Italian motorcycle racer
Michel-Henry
French philosopher
René-Louis Lafforgue
Musical artist
Jean-Joseph-Marie-Eugène de Jerphanion
Hans Mertens
German painter
Marie Bermond
Artist
Christian Laux
Writer
Eudoxe Irénée Edouard Mignot
Author
JeanDaniel Dumas
French officer
Jean-Daniel Dumas
French general
Aleksander Skiba
Polish volleyball player
Giorgio Degola
Former Senator of Italy
Giovanni Battista Moroni
Italian painter
J. W. Rinzler
Author
William Pickering
Governor
Harold A. Garman
Soldier
Morley Fraser
American baseball coach
William H. Hinebaugh
U.S. representative
Zachary Winston
Cassius Winston's brother
Rufus Bullock
Politician
John G. Sawyer
Former United States Representative
Sanford E. Church
Former Lieutenant Governor of New York
Antonio Sabatelli
Artist
Mario Gambetta
Italian painter
Tullio D'Albisola
Visual artist
Ercole Dembowski
Italian astronomer
Stanisław Antoni Tyszkiewicz
Altero Matteoli
Former Minister of Infrastructure and Transport of Italy
Pietro Anderloni
Engraver
Huldrych Zwingli
Pastor
Ulrich Zwingli
Pastor
Helmut Brinker
Writer
Emma, Lady Radford
Aniello Califano
Poet
Marie Françoise Catherine de Beauvau-Craon
Stanislas de Boufflers' mother
Claude de Bauffremont de Scey
Martin Buber
Austrian-Israeli philosopher
Adolphe Marty
French organist
