Personalities Saint-Cloud

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1 personalities

1.1 notable births
1.2 notable residents
1.3 notable burials





personalities
notable births

philippe ii, duke of orléans (1674–1723), regent of france 1715 1723
Élisabeth charlotte d orléans (1676–1744) regent of lorraine, lived @ palace @ saint-cloud
louis philippe ii, duke of orléans (1747–1793), key figure during stages of french revolution;
princess marie bonaparte (1882–1962), psychoanalyst, closely linked sigmund freud
gilbert norman (1914–1944), special operations executive member
annick gendron painter
nicole courcel (1930–) film actress
jean-claude killy (born 1943), alpine skier , triple olympic champion
gérard manset (born 1945), known manset, rock songwriter
hervé guibert (1955–1991), writer
mino cinelu (born 1957), musician
alexandra fusai (born 1973), former professional tennis player
ingmar lazar (born 1993), classical pianist, prodigy

notable residents

henri iii of france (1551–1589) – king of france, assassinated in saint-cloud
philippe d orléans (1640–1701) – lived in château de saint-cloud 1658 death in 1701
henrietta of england (1644–1670) – lived , died in château de saint-cloud.
napoléon ier (1769–1821) – lived in château de saint-cloud
antoine sénard (1800–1885) – member of national assembly, mayor of saint-cloud 1871 1874
Émile verhaeren (1855–1916) – flemish poet
andré chevrillon (1864–1957) – french author
florent schmitt (1870–1958) – french composer
maurice ravel (1875–1937) – french composer
marcel dassault (1892–1986) – french businessman , politician
lino ventura (1919–1987) – italian actor, lived , died in saint-cloud
jean-pierre fourcade (born 1929) – french minister, mayor of saint-cloud 1971 1992
gérard holtz (born 1946), french sports journalist
michel platini (born 1955), french football player
jean-marie le pen, french politician, owner of domaine de montretout in saint-cloud.

notable burials

edmond blanc (1856–1920)
rené alexandre (1885–1946)
maurice bessy (1910–1993)
gérard blain (1930–2000)
gilbert grandval (1904–1981)
fernand gravey (1905–1970)
jean-rené huguenin (1936–1962)
dorothy jordan (1761–1816)
vlado perlemuter (1904–2002)
andrée servilange (1911–2001)
jean toulout (1887–1962)
maurice yvain (1891–1965)




^ marine le pen, une riche propriétaire (comme son père) . le nouvel observateur. january 27, 2016. retrieved october 7, 2016. 






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