French Righteous Among the Nations

commune in Haute-Loire, France

French sociologist, technology critic, and Christian anarchist

Prime Minister of France (1888–1961)

Catholic cardinal (1880–1965)

Catholic cardinal (1870-1956)

French resistance fighter, concentration camp survivor and politician (1899-1970)

French physician, Righteous among the Nations

French academic (1921–2012)

French politician (1920–1993)

French peace activist

French politician, conferred with Righteous Among the Nations (1871–1956)

French Roman Catholic priest, chaplain and ornithologist (1906-2006)

French priest and theologian (1887–1952)

Discalced Carmelite friar and priest, concentration camp victim, Righteous among the Nations (1900–1945)

French violinist and violin pedagogue (1877-1962)

Minister of the French Protestant Church

French-American photographer and writer (1880-1950)

French actress (1917–2014)

French Righteous Among the Nations (1895–1990)

French pastor who resisted the Nazi Holocaust (1901–1971)

French bishop (1894-1977)

French psychiatrist (1906–1988)

French theologian (1909-1995)

French art collector and grand couturier (1909–2015)

French Resistance member (1921–2017)

Jersey activist (1893–1980)

Roman Catholic nun and Holocaust victim (1890–1945)

French horticulturist and geneticist (1905-1980)

French theologian and resistant (1900-1972)

French Righteous Among the Nations (1898–1985)

French politician (1925–2021)

French social activist and Righteous Among the Nations

French politician and athletics competitor