Zdzisław Szczyt-Niemirowicz
1928–2000 (age 72)
Champeaux cemetery of Montmorency
Zdzisław Szczyt-Niemirowicz was a twentieth-century figure whose life bridged Polish and French experiences.
Georges Mond
1921–2000 (age 79)
Champeaux cemetery of Montmorency
Georges Mond was a jurist whose measured judgment and integrity exemplified the best of the legal profession.
Francisque Collomb
1910–2009 (age 99)
Cemetery of Croix-Rousse
Jean-François Thiollier
1940–2003 (age 63)
Père Lachaise Cemetery
Jean-François Thiollier was a diplomat whose calm leadership helped France build bridges across continents.
Jean Danet
1924–2001 (age 77)
Île-d'Arz
Julien Gracq
1910–2007 (age 97)
Saint-Florent-le-Vieil
Alfred Sirven
1927–2005 (age 78)
Chantilly
Pascal Mazzotti
1923–2002 (age 79)
Biarritz
Pierre Messmer
1916–2007 (age 91)
Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys
Robert Labarthète
1924–2009 (age 85)
Pau
Robert Labarthète was a rugby union player admired for his competitive spirit and support of the next generation.
René Laloux
1929–2004 (age 75)
Angoulême
Roger Peyrefitte
1907–2000 (age 93)
Alet-les-Bains
Bao Long
1936–2007 (age 71)
Chabrignac
Takvor Takvorian
1916–2005 (age 89)
Gap
Takvor Takvorian was a writer whose empathetic storytelling offered insights into the human condition.
Andrei Volkonsky
1933–2008 (age 75)
Menton
André Stil
1921–2004 (age 83)
Camélas
Marcel Vidal
1940–2006 (age 66)
Nébian
Marcel Vidal was a French politician who served in southern France during the late twentieth century.
Marie-Claire Boutang
1916–2009 (age 93)
Saint-Germain-en-Laye
Marie-Claire Boutang was a hellenist who nurtured appreciation for ancient Greece through inspired scholarship.
Germaine Tillion
1907–2008 (age 101)
Pantheon
Geneviève de Gaulle-Anthonioz
1920–2002 (age 82)
Pantheon
Geneviève de Gaulle-Anthonioz was a French Resistance member, concentration camp survivor, and human rights advocate fr...
Charlie Schlingo
1955–2005 (age 50)
Argenteuil
Setrak
1931–2006 (age 75)
Saint-Cloud
Setrak was a pianist whose sensitive performances brought warmth and beauty to audiences.
Amjad Ṭarābulusī
1916–2001 (age 85)
Courbevoie
Amjad Ṭarābulusī was an accomplished Arab poet whose work enriched twentieth-century Arabic literature.
Jacques Le Cordier
1904–2003 (age 99)
Basilica of Saint-Denis
Jacques Le Cordier was a Catholic priest whose compassionate ministry touched many lives.
Jacques Bonnecarrère
1928–2008 (age 80)
Cournonterral
Jacques Bonnecarrère was a French television producer who shaped broadcasting in twentieth-century France.
Auguste Aquaron
1904–2001 (age 97)
Istres
Auguste Aquaron was an association football player remembered for his spirited approach to the beautiful game.
Francis Lacassin
1931–2008 (age 77)
Alès
Prince Ferdinando, Duke of Castro
1926–2008 (age 82)
Draguignan
André Jorrand
1921–2007 (age 86)
Ahun
Roger Gouze
1912–2005 (age 93)
Cluny
A devoted chronicler of Burgundy’s countryside, he gave voice to rural lives across decades.
Henri Pottier
1912–2000 (age 88)
Clamart
Lucien Laurent
1907–2005 (age 98)
Vesoul
Bernadette Barrière
1936–2004 (age 68)
Aubazines
Bernadette Barrière was a French historian whose scholarly work illuminated important periods of history.
Henri Verdier
1910–2002 (age 92)
Issigeac
A steadfast officer, he served with quiet courage through turbulent decades.
Paul Teyssier
1915–2002 (age 87)
Condat-sur-Ganaveix
Paul Teyssier was a university teacher from Condat-sur-Ganaveix.
Georges Guingouin
1913–2005 (age 92)
Saint-Gilles-les-Forêts
René Morizur
1944–2009 (age 65)
Brignoles
René Morizur was a saxophonist from Brignoles.
Adèle Denys
1899–2003 (age 104)
Bazouges-la-Pérouse
Her lyrical portrayals of Brittany and its people charmed generations.
Juan-José Espana
1909–2000 (age 91)
Châteaubriant
Juan-José Espana was an entrepreneur from Châteaubriant.
Pierre de Boisdeffre
1926–2002 (age 76)
La Châtre
He guided French diplomacy through delicate negotiations with steady resolve.
Piotr Słonimski
1922–2009 (age 87)
Gif-sur-Yvette
Suzanne Bachelard
1919–2007 (age 88)
Bar-sur-Aube
Maurice Nicod
1917–2005 (age 88)
Arbent
Maurice Nicod was military personnel from Arbent.
Jacques Mitterrand
1918–2009 (age 91)
Jarnac
He built enterprises that supported local communities while nurturing human connections.
Henri Demia
1938–2002 (age 64)
Montluel
Henri Demia was from Montluel.
François Roche
1949–2009 (age 60)
Lagnieu
A dedicated educator, he inspired curiosity in countless students.
Jean Bonfils
1921–2007 (age 86)
Vitré
Mireille Jospin
1910–2002 (age 92)
Meudon
Her gentle care brought comfort to families across Meudon.
Yvette Troispoux
1914–2007 (age 93)
Coulommiers
Jacqueline Robin
1917–2007 (age 90)
Eaubonne