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Bruno Braquehais
photographer (1823-1875)
Auguste Vitu
French writer
Christophe Barbier
French journalist
Paul Foucher
French writer (1810-1875)
Mathieu Lindon
French journalist and writer
Léon Escudier
French journalist and music publisher (1821–1881)
Henri Tincq
French journalist (1945–2020)
Paul de Rémusat
French politician and journalist (1831-1897)
Francisco Salvador-Daniel
composer (1831-1871)
Numa Sadoul
French writer, actor, and director
John Carreyrou
American journalist and author & Pulitzer Prize winner.
Laurent Joffrin
French journalist
Jean Joseph François Poujoulat
French historian and journalist (1808–1880)
Théodore Dézamy
French journalist (1808–1850)
Pierre Veron
French writer (1833–1900)
Auguste Lefranc
French playwright (1814-1878)
Pierre Unik
French journalist (1909-1945)
Charles-Marie de Féletz
French journalist, literary critic (1767-1850)
Gian Paolo Borghetti
French writer and politician (1816-1897)
Narcisse Fournier
French journalist, novelist and playwright
Léon Roger-Milès
French lawyer, writer (1859–1928)
Jean-François Roger
French politician, journalist, poet, and dramatic author
Louis Étienne Arthur Dubreuil, vicomte de La Guéronnière
French diplomat (1816-1875)
A.D.G.
French novelist and journalist
Léon Cahun
French writer (1841–1900)
Paul Collin
French poet and writer (1843–1915)
Jean-Jacques Pillot
French journalist (1808–1877)
Maurice Denuzière
French writer and journalist (1926-2025)
Louis de Robert
French writer (1871-1937)
Agénor Altaroche
French chansonnier, politician, journalist and poet (1811-1884)
Achille Tenaille de Vaulabelle
French politician and journalist (1799–1879)
Nicolas Demorand
French journalist
Eugène Guinot
French journalist, vaudevillist, essayist
Charles Enderlin
French and Israeli writer, journalist and documentalist
Jean-Charles Laveaux
French grammarian and translator (1749-1827)
Jean Louis Auguste Commerson
French journalist (1803–1879)
Gabriel Astruc
French writer (1864–1938)
Jérôme Frédéric Paul David
French politician (1823-1882)
Nestor Roqueplan
journalist, theatre director (1805–1870)
Maurice Alhoy
French journalist and author (1802-1856)
Michel-Nicolas Balisson Rougemont
French journalist
Samuel Henry Berthoud
French journalist (1804-1891)
Armand Lévy
French lawyer and journalist (1827–1891)
Louis de Gramont
French writer (1854-1912)
Émile Danoën
French journalist and novelist (1920–1999)
Alexandre Hepp
French journalist (1857–1924)
Jérôme Fenoglio
French journalist
Albéric Second
French journalist and writer (1817–1887)
Paul Bourde
French journalist, author and colonial administrator
Adolphe Favre
French writer
Léon-Lévy Brunswick
French writer (1805-1859)
David Belliard
French journalist and politician
Pierre Bousquet
French politician (1919–1991)
Touchatout
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Léon-Charles Bienvenu (25 March 1835, in Paris – January 1911, in Paris) was a French journalist and writer known for his satires on political and social life during the Second French Empire. He was also known by his pen-name Touchatout.
Richard Lahautière
French writer (1813-1882)
Louis Bergeron
French author (1811-1890)
Jacques Hébertot
French journalist and publisher (1886–1970)
Henry Fouquier
French journalist and politician (1838–1901)
Paul Balta
French journalist and writer (1929-2019)
Renaud Girard
French war correspondent and journalist