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Strasbourg, France

LOCATION

Official Website:
http://www.strasbourg.fr/

Population:
612,104 (1999 census)

SCHOOLS

SchoolFounded
University of Strasbourg
1621

COMPANY HEADQUARTERS

CompanyFounded
Aventis
1999

BIRTHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Jean Arp
Sculptor
16-Sep-1887 7-Jun-1966 Avant-garde sculptor, Dadaist
Hans Bethe
Physicist
2-Jul-1906 6-Mar-2005 Atomic scientist
Sebastian Brant
Author
1457 10-May-1521 Ship of Fools
Gustave Doré
Engraver
6-Jan-1832 23-Jan-1883 Book illustrator on steelplate
Marcel Marceau
Performance Artist
22-Mar-1923 22-Sep-2007 Mime, created Bip the clown
Rudolph Minkowski
Astronomer
28-May-1895 4-Jan-1976 Galaxies in collision
Charles Münch
Conductor
26-Sep-1891 6-Nov-1968 Conductor, Orchestre National de France, 1962-68
Johann Tauler
Religion
c. 1300 16-Jun-1361 German mystic
Madame Tussaud
Sculptor
1-Dec-1761 16-Apr-1850 Wax sculptor
Arsène Wenger
Soccer
22-Oct-1949   Arsenal manager

DEATHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Sebastian Brant
Author
1457 10-May-1521 Ship of Fools
Wolfgang Capito
Religion
1478 4-Nov-1541 German Protestant reformer
Heinrich Anton de Bary
Botanist
26-Jan-1831 19-Jan-1888 Founder of modern mycology
Melchior Hofmann
Religion
c. 1495 c. 1543 German Anabaptist mystic
Georg Simmel
Sociologist
1-Mar-1858 26-Sep-1918 Philosophy of Money
Johann Sleidan
Historian
1506 31-Oct-1556 De statu religionis et republicae
Johann Tauler
Religion
c. 1300 16-Jun-1361 German mystic



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