Auguste Serraillier
1840–1891French communard (1840–1891)
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Photo: Thérèse Gaigé · CC0In 1840, the French communard Auguste Serraillier was born. That places their birth between the Revolution and the Second Empire. Their story is told in 4 languages. A short trip away, Draguignan (3 mi) counts 48 famous people, Alain Connes among them.
French communard (1840–1891)
Nearby, Draguignan has the most on record, with 48.
Draguignan · 3 miAlain Connes & 47 more
Lorgues · 9 miCharles des Isnards & 8 more
Les Arcs · 7 miGuillaume-Antoine Olivier & 3 more
Fayence · 10 miHenri Dulac & 3 more
Le Muy · 7 miJean-Michel Couve & 2 more
Flayosc · 6 miGonzague Truc & 1 morePBTrans-en-Provence · 4 miPons-Joseph BernardAPVidauban · 11 miAndré Thomas PerreimondAuguste Serraillier (French communard (1840–1891)) is the best known by our measure: 4 Wikipedia and sister-site articles in different languages.
1 people born in Figanières have a French Wikipedia article that confirms the town as their birthplace (and an English one that agrees, when there is one).
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