Saint Denis
St. Denis, Denis also spelled Denys, Latin Dionysius, (born, Rome? —died 258?, Paris; feast day: Western church, October 9; Eastern church, October 3), allegedly first bishop of Paris, a martyr and a patron saint of France.
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Karl Ludwig Johann D'Ester
Dagobert I
King of Austrasia
Marcel Paul
French Politician
Benoit Duquesne
French journalist
Jean-Pierre Coffe
French radio presenter
Maurice Blanchot
French writer
Georges Lévis
French visual artist
Paul Grimault
French animator
Víctor de la Fuente
Spanish comic book artist
Boughera El Ouafi
French olympic athlete
Louise of France
French prioress
Yvonne Loriod
French pianist ‧ Olivier Messiaen's wife
Michel Vaucaire
French lyricist
Natalija Obrenović
Serbian writer
Abdelhamid Abaaoud
Pierre De Geyter
Composer
Joseph Ducreux
French painter
Chakib Akrouh
Jean Luisi
Actor
Fulrad
Saint
Fernand Grenier
Author
Suger
French statesman
Ernestine Lambriquet
Waldo of Reichenau
Priest
Pepin the Short
King of the Franks
Éric Raoult
Hasna Aït Boulahcen
Sarah Maldoror
French filmmaker
Dagobert I
King of Austrasia
Georges Fourcade
Musical artist
Henri Madoré
Singer
Jean Colbe
French photographer
Paul Vergès
Former Senator of France
Raymond Vergès
French Politician
Auguste Legros
Politician
Charles Coquerel
French surgeon
Razafinandriamanitra
Marcel Cerneau
Jules Joron
French singer
Marcel Vauthier
Former Senator of the French Republic
Gabriel Macé
Politician
Jules Olivier
Politician
Auguste Vinson
French physician
Pepin the Short
King of the Franks
Louis III of France
King
Dagobert I
King of Austrasia
Thomas Chapais
Former Member of the Legislative Council of Quebec
