Composer/ Arranger (Mainly operas),Instrumentalist,Critic,Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1897 (Released "Messidor"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1901 ("L'ouragan" released)

Death, Cause unspecified 1 November 1922 (Age 64),Fiction,Playwright/ script,Columnist/ journalist,Critic,Gain social status 1914 (Elected to the French Academy)

Poet,Vocational award

NA

Party Affiliation (Politician),Other Politics (Politician),Attorney (Lawyer),Twin, triplet, etc. (Twin)

Heads of state (P.M. three terms),For Diplomacy

Death by Execution 2 February 1945 (Hanged in Berlin, age 37),Activist/ political (Member of resistance group),Ecclesiastics/ western (R.C. priest),Concentration camp (1944-1945),Homicide victim (Hanged),Crime Collection

Military service (Captain, Army Intelligence),Change in family responsibilities 1891 (Son Pierre born),Change in family responsibilities 1893 (Daughter Jeanne born),Kids 1-3 (Two),Family large (Seven kids),Order of birth (Seventh of seven),Mate - Noted (Pianist Lucie Hadamard),Western (Jewish),Gain social status 1882 (Lieutenant),Gain social status 1889 (Captain),New Job 1893 (General staff of Ministry of War),New Job 1894 (Army Intelligence),Civil/ Political (Unjustly accused),Prison sentence (Sent to Devil's Island),Social crime victim (Political victim, scapegoat),Medals (Legion of Honour),Criminal cases (Internationally famed case),Crime Collection,Begin a program of study 1878 (Entered Ecole Polytechnique),Begin a program of study 1890 (Entered Ecole de Guerre, three years),Institutionalized - prison, hospital 13 April 1895 (Arrived on Devil's Island),Great Publicity 25 June 1897 (Publication released by Zola),Joined group 13 July 1902 (Reinstated into Army),Marriage 1890 (Lucie Hadamard),Trial dates 22 December 1894 (Convicted/sentenced to Devil's Island),Trial dates 3 June 1899 (Retrial),Trial dates 12 July 1906 (Supreme Court declares innocence)

Fiction,Physician,Top 5% of Profession

Top executive (CEO),Entrepreneur (Auto products)

Death, Cause unspecified 30 April 1936 (Age 77),Teacher (Latin professor and teacher),Poet,Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1896 ("A Shropshire Lad"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1933 ("The Name and Nature of Poetry"),Pessimist,Homosexual male (Often visited male brothels),American Book

Photography

Public office,Entrepreneur,Founder/ originator (Gotthard railway, Credit Suisse, ETH - Swiss Federal institute of technology)

Death, Cause unspecified 24 February 1922,Religion/ Philosophy,Sociology