French male journalists

French writer and politician (1801-1873)

French journalist, author and art critic (1838–1927)

French photographer (1845–1929)

Jewish P.L.O journalist, politician (1943–2013)

French journalist and writer (1827-1899)

French journalist (1914–1995)

French diplomat (1829–1870)

French journalist and artist (1806-1862)

French journalist and historian (1950–2023)

French journalist (1812–1879)

French individualist anarchist and journalist (1864–1930)

French journalist and writer (1948-2017)

French composer (1839–1903)

French film director (1906-1966)

Colombian writer

French teacher, journalist and politician (1815–1894)

French writer, politician, nobleman

French journalist (1937–2020)

French journalist and politician (born 1975)

French journalist and photographer, son of Victor Hugo (1826–1871)

French journalist

French journalist (1819-1900)

French historian and writer (1806-1880)

Marc-Antoine-Amédée Michel, known as Marc-Michel (22 July 1812 in Marseille – 12 March 1868 in Paris) was a French poet, playwright and journalist. He is perhaps best known today for the 1851 farce he co-wrote with Eugène Marin Labiche, The Italian Straw Hat, since then adapted many times to stage and screen.

French politician and journalist (1835-1889)

French journalist and historian (1803–1875)

French science writer and balloonist (1824–1914)

French journalist and writer (1928–2020)

French historian, journalist, and political editor of Revue des deux mondes (1820–1893)

French journalist, novelist, poet and playwright (1825–1888)

French journalist (1841-1871)

French art historian (1808–1857)

French writer

French chansonnier, journalist and poet (1823-1902)

eminent French literary figure (1807-1890)

French music historian (1819-1886)

French playwright, naval officer, singer and journalist (1775-1851)

French journalist (1855–1932)

French journalist (1825-1891)

Polish writer, journalist, traveler, publicist and poet, Polish-French translator, supporter of national romanticism and utopian socialism (1822-1899)

French politician and journalist

French journalist and historian (1933–2023)

French writer (1803-1877)

French historian and writer (1812-1896)

French journalist and writer

French writer and journalist

French feminist

French writer (1920–1979)

French politician, journalist and historian (1804-1876)

French writer (1772-1829)

French writer (1800–1883)

French journalist (1801-1879)

French journalist, librettist and writer (1827-1882)

French politician

French film critic (1938–2023)

French journalist (1813–1871)

French historian and journalist (1818–1884)

American journalist and screenwriter

French journalist (1945–2020)

French journalist and music publisher (1821–1881)