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[kemmañ] Ala

  • al-Addin, Ghazi Salah (fl. 2000s), Sudan politician
  • Alaeddin, Abdulla Hasan (fl. mid-20th century), Palestinian engineer
  • al-Amoudi, Abdul Rahman (fl. 1990s), American activist
  • Al Amoudi, Mohamed Hussein (born 1946), Ethiopian-born investor
  • Alarcon, Pablo (born 1946), Argentine actor
  • Alarcón de Quesada, Ricardo (born 1937), Cuban politician
  • Al-Arian, Sami Amin (b. 1958), Palestinian-American professor & activist
  • al-Assad, Hafez (1928-2000), Syrian politician
  • Alatorre, Antonio (born 1922), Mexican writer

[kemmañ] Alb

Alba

  • Alba, Jessica Marie (born 1981), American actor
  • Alban, St. (fl. 3rd century), British religious leader
  • Albanel, Charles (1616-1696), French explorer
  • Albani, Francesco (1578-1660), Italian painter
  • Albani, Emma (1847-1930), Canadian singer
  • Albano, E. Fernández, Chilean politician
  • Albarn, Damon (born 1968), singer-songwriter
  • Al-Batani "Albategnius" (850-929), Arab astronomer

Albe

  • Albee, Edward (born 1928), dramatist
  • Albéniz, Isaac (1860-1909), Spanish pianist & composer
  • Alberic (died 1108), saint
  • Alberic I of Spoleto (died c. 924)
  • Alberic II of Spoleto (died 954), Italian ruler
  • Alberich of Reims (c. 1085-1141), philosopher
  • Alberoni, Francesco (born 1929), sociologist
  • Alberoni, Giulio (1664-1752), religious leader
  • Albers, Josef (1888-1976), painter

Albert : rouanez

  • Albert I of Belgium (1875-1934), king of Belgium
  • Albert II of Belgium (born 1934), king of Belgium
  • Albert I of Brandenburg (c. 1100-1170), Margrave of Brandenburg
  • Albert III of Brandenburg (1414-1486), Margrave of Brandenburg
  • Albert I of Habsburg (ca 1250-1308), German emperor, duke of Austria
  • Albert II of Habsburg (1397-1439), German emperor & king
  • Albert I of Monaco (1848-1922), Monaco prince
  • Albert II of Monaco (b. 1958), Monaco prince
  • Albert, Charles, of Savoy (1798-1849), King of Sardinia

Albert : tud all

  • Albert of Aix (floruit circa 1100), historian & religious leader
  • Albert V, duke of Austria (1397-1439), German ruler
  • Albert of Cologne (died 1280), religious leader
  • Albert of Mainz (1490-1545), German religious leader & politician
  • Albert of Prussia (1490-1568), German soldier & noble
  • Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1819-1861), British royal-family member
  • Albert, Duke of Saxony (1443-1500)
  • Albert The Degenerate (ca. 1240-1314), count of Thuringia and Saxony
  • Albert the Great, St. (died 1280), religious leader
  • Albert The Warlike (1522-1557), German prince of Bayreuth

Albert : anv-familh

  • Albert, Carl (1908-2000), American politician
  • Albert, Charles, of Savoy, (1798-1849), King of Sardinia
  • Albert, Eddie (born 1908), actor
  • Albert, Frederick Augustus (1828-1902), king of Saxony
  • Albert, Jim (born 1953), Canadian skier
  • Albert, Marv (born 1953), American journalist
  • Albert, Wilhelm (1787-1846), German mining administrator

Alberti - Albertz

  • Alberti, Domenico (1710-1740), composer
  • Alberti, Leone Battista (1404-1472), architect
  • Albertinelli, Mariotto (1474-1515), Italian painter
  • Alberto, Padre (born 1969), Cuban-American religious leader & broadcast host
  • Albertson, Jack (1907-1981), actor
  • Albertson, Todd (born 1965), American film director, writer, and theologian
  • Albertus Magnus (died 1280), religious leader
  • Albertz, Heinrich (1915-1993), theologian & politician
  • Albino, Johnny (b 1919), Puerto Rican singer
  • Albino, Natalie (b.1986), Puerto Rican singer
  • Albino, Nicole (b.1986), Puerto Rican singer
  • Albinoni, Tomaso (1671-1751), Italian composer
  • Albinus, Clodius (died 197), Roman emperor
  • Albion, Robert G., historian
  • Albiston, Arthur (born 1957), Scottish footballer
  • Albita, kaner
  • Albornoz, Severo Ochoa de (1905-1993), Spanish scientist
  • Albrechtsberger, Johann Georg (1736-1809), composer
  • Albreht, Fran (1889-1965), poet
  • Albreht, Ivan, barzh
  • Albreht, Vera, barzh
  • Albret, Jeanne d', rouanez Navarre
  • Albric of London (1157-1217), prederour saoz
  • Albright, Madeleine (born 1937), politikour amerikan
  • Albritton, Rogers, prederour
  • Albuquerque, Afonso de, Portuguese sailor & politician

[kemmañ] Alc

  • Alcántara, Francisco Linares, Venezuelan president
  • Alcazar, Pedro 'El Rockero' (born 1975), boxer
  • Alchimowicz, Kazimierz, Polish painter
  • Alcibiades (ca. 450 -404 BC), Athenian soldier & politician
  • Alcidamas (fl. 4th century), Greek rhetorician
  • Alcott, Louisa May (1832-1888), British author
  • Alcuin (circa 735-804), English religious leader

[kemmañ] Ald

  • Alda (marvet war-dro 1309), sant italian
  • Alda, Alan (born 1936), American actor
  • Aldag, Roger, Canadian athlete
  • Alden, Howard (born 1958), musician
  • Alden, James (1810-1877), American sailor
  • Alden, Kay (fl. ca. 2000), American writer
  • Alder, Kurt (1902-1958)
  • Alderton, Terry, comedian
  • al-Din Muhammad Rumi, Jalal (1207-1273), poet
  • Aldini, Giovanni (1762-1834), physicist
  • Aldington, Richard (1892-1962), poet
  • Aldiss, Brian (born 1925), British writer
  • Aldouri, Mohammed A. (born 1942), Iraqi diplomat
  • Aldrich, Henry (1647-1710), English theologian & philosopher
  • Aldrich, Nelson Wilmarth (1841-1915)
  • Aldrich, Robert (1918-1983), film director
  • Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (1836-1907), American novelist
  • Aldrich, Winthrop Williams (1885-1974)
  • Aldrin, Edwin Eugene "Buzz" (born 1930), US astronaut
  • Aldringer, Johann (died 1634), Austrian soldier
  • Aldwinckle, David Christopher, American-born Japanese teacher

[kemmañ] Ale

  • Aleardi, Aleardo (1812-1878), Italian poet
  • Alechinsky, Pierre (born 1927), Belgian artist
  • Alegria, Claribel, poet
  • Alegria, Ricardo (born 1921) Puerto Rican archaeologist
  • Aleichem, Sholom (1859-1916), writer
  • Aleixandre, Vicente (died 1984), writer
  • Alekhine, Alexandre (1892-1946), chess player
  • Aleksandrov, Josip Murn (1879-1901), poet
  • Alekseev, Mikhail (1857-1918), Russian soldier
  • Aleksey I of Russia (1629-1676), Tsar of Russia
  • Aleman, Mateo (1547-1609?), Spanish novelist
  • d'Alembert, Jean le Rond (1717-1783), French physicist & encyclopædist
  • Alen, William van, architect
  • Alende, Oscar Eduardo (1909-1996), Argentine politician
  • Alenio, Giulio (1582-1649), missionary
  • Alers, Rafael (1903-1978), Puerto Rican composer
  • Ales, Alexander (1500-1565), Scottish theologian
  • Aleš, Mikoláš (1852-1913), painter
  • Alessi, Galeazzo (1512-1572), architect

[kemmañ] Tud anvet Alesand

Hierarchs given-named Alexander

  • Alexander of Alexandria (fl. early 4th century), Coptic Pope, Patriarch of Alexandria
  • Alexander II of Alexandria, Coptic Pope, Patriarch of Alexandria
  • Alexander of Constantinople, patriarch of Constantinople
  • Alexander I, Pope (fl. 100)
  • Alexander II, Pope (fl. mid 11th century)
  • Alexander III, Pope (fl. mid 12th century)
  • Alexander IV, Pope (fl. mid 13th century)
  • Alexander V, Pope (circa 1339-1410), religious leader
  • Alexander VI, Pope (1431-1503), pope
  • Alexander VII, Pope (1599-1667)
  • Alexander VIII, Pope (fl. late 17th century)

Alesand : Rouanez

  • Alexander of Battenberg (1857-1893), king of Bulgaria
  • Alexander III of Byzantium, Byzantine Emperor
  • Alexander I of Epirus (4th century BCE), king of Epirus
  • Alexander II of Epirus (died ca. 260 BCE), king of Epirus
  • Alexander of Greece (1917-1920), king of Greece
  • Alexander Jannaeus (fl. 103-76 BCE) king of Judaea
  • Alexander III of Macedonia, the Great (356-323 BCE), king of Macedonia & his empire
  • Alexander of Pherae (4th century BC), despot of Pherae
  • Alexander of Poland (1461-1506), king of Poland
  • Alexander Severus (208-235), Roman emperor
  • Alexander I of Russia (1777-1825), Russian & Polish ruler
  • Alexander II of Russia (1818-1881), Tzar of Russia
  • Alexander III of Russia (1845-1894), Tzar of Russia
  • Alexander I of Scotland (circa 1078-1124), King of Scotland
  • Alexander II of Scotland (1198-1249), King of Scotland
  • Alexander III of Scotland (1241-1286), Scottish king
  • Alexander Karadjordjevic (1842-1858), Serbian prince
  • Alexander Obrenovich (1876-1903), Serbian king
  • Alexander Balas (fl mid. 1st century BCE), ruler of Seleucid kingdom
  • Alexander of Yugoslavia (1888-1934), king of Yugoslavia

Alesand : tud all

  • Alexander Aetolus (floruit circa 280 BC), Greek poet
  • Alexander of Aphrodisias (2nd century), Greek philosopher
  • Alexander Cornelius (1st century), Greek grammarian
  • Alexander of Greece, Greek rhetorician
  • Alexander of Hales (died 1475), scholastic philosopher

Alesand : anv-familh

  • Alexander, Albert Victor, 1st Earl Alexander of Hillsborough (1885-1965), British politician
  • Alexander, Arthur, musician
  • Alexander, Bruce, author
  • Alexander, Christopher (1822-1882), architect
  • Alexander, Christopher (born 1936), architect
  • Alexander, Denise (born 1939), actress
  • Alexander, Grover Cleveland (1887-1950), baseball player
  • Alexander, Harold, Sir (1891-1969), British soldier
  • Alexander, Horace (1889-1989), English writer, activist & ornithologist
  • Alexander, James (c.1690-1756), American jurist
  • Alexander, Jason (born 1959), comedian
  • Alexander, Jean (born 1926), actress
  • Alexander, Lloyd (born 1924), American author
  • Alexander, Marc, New Zealand politician
  • Alexander, Robert (c.1740-1805), American activist
  • Alexander, Robert (1795-1843), British philanthropist
  • Alexander, Robert (1863-1941), American solider
  • Alexander, Ron, Australian footballer and coach
  • Alexander, Samuel (1859-1938), Australian philosopher
  • Alexander, Sasha (born 1975), American actress
  • Alexander, Wilfred (1885-1965), English ornithologist & entomologist.
  • Alexander, William (1726-1783), American soldier
  • Alexander, William (1824-1911), Irish religious leader
  • Alexander, William, Sir (c.1570-1640), British colonial administrator
  • Alexanderson, Ernst (1878-1975), Swedish-American electrical engineer
  • Alexandra of Denmark (1844-1925), consort of King Edward VII of the United Kingdom
  • Alexandra, of Fife, Duchess, Princess, British royal-family member
  • Alexandra of Hesse (1872-1918), wife of the czar Nicolai Romanov
  • Alexandra of Kent, Princess, British royal-family member
  • Alexandros II of Alexandria (fl. early 8th century), Coptic Pope
  • Alexandrov, Alexander V. (1883-1946), Russian composer
  • Alexandrov, Alexander P. (b. 1943), Russian cosmonaut
  • Alexandrov, Alexander P. (b. 1951), Bulgarian cosmonaut
  • Alexandrovna, Larisa (b. 1971), Ukrainian-born writer
  • Alexeev, Vasily, weightlifter
  • Alexia (b. 1967), Italian singer
  • Alexiou, Haris (fl. 2000s), Greek musician
  • Alexis (circa 375 BC-circa 275 BC), Greek comic poet
  • Alexius I Comnenus (1048-1118), Byzantine Emperor
  • Alexius II Comnenus (1167-1183), Byzantine Emperor
  • Alexius III Angelus, Byzantine Emperor
  • Alexius IV, Byzantine Emperor
  • Alexius V, Byzantine Emperor
  • Alexius I, Patriarch (fl. mid-20th century), Patriarch of Constantinople, Metropolitan of Moscow
  • Alexius, Metropolitan of Moscow (ruled 1354-1378), Metropolitan of Moscow
  • Alexius II, Patriarch, Metropolitan of Moscow
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