Lille
Lille is the capital of the Hauts-de-France region in northern France, near the border with Belgium. A cultural hub and bustling university city today, it was once an important merchant center of French Flanders, and many Flemish influences remain. The historic center, Vieux Lille, is characterized by 17th-century brick town houses, cobbled pedestrian streets and the large central square, Grand Place. ― Google
People died in Lille (First 49 people) - Page 0
Louis Joseph Watteau
French painter
Alkmund of Derby
Jakob Weidemann
Norwegian artist
Gustave Sandras
Olympic athlete
Michael Goolaerts
Belgian cyclist
Bjarne Sandemose
Danish-Norwegian author
Baldwin V, Count of Flanders
Louis II, Count of Flanders
Alfred Agache
French painter
Louis Joseph Watteau
French painter
Jean Stablinski
French cyclist
Jean Massieu
Educator
Louis Désiré BlanquartEvrard
French inventor
YvesMarie Hilaire
Antoine Demoitié
Belgian cyclist
Claude Duneton
Actor
Francine Cockenpot
French composer
Jean Mambrino
French poet
Edmond de Coussemaker
Jurist
Line Dariel
French singer
Léopold Simons
French poet
Alexandre Desrousseaux
Actor
Edmond Tanière
French singer
Erick Bamy
Singer
Héctor Raphaël Quilliet
Jean Boyer Musician
French film director
Jette Prévost
Actress
Alain Lottin
Author
Achille Liénart
François Louis Joseph Watteau
French painter ‧ Louis Joseph Watteau's son
Philippe Bonnefis
French author
Pierre Everaert
French cyclist
Jules Bigot
French football player
Roger Salengro
Former Minister of the Interior of France
Alain Buisine
French writer
Gérard Farasse
Author
Roger Vrigny
French writer
Charles Piroye
French organist
Jules Gosselet
French geologist
Yves-Marie Hilaire
French historian
Pierre de Saintignon
French Politician
Charles Frédéric Kuhlmann
French chemist
Roger Frezin
Painter
Henri Platelle
French historian
Hugo van Lannoy
Diplomat
Norbert Segard
French Politician
Louis Désiré Blanquart-Evrard
French photographer
