fr: Michel Tremblay

fr: Michel de Montaigne

fr: Jean Michel Jarre

fr: Michel Foucault

fr: Michel VIII Paléologue

fr: Michel Ier Rhangabé

fr: Michel III ( empereur byzantin )

fr: Michel II ( empereur byzantin )

fr: Michel IV

fr: Michel V

fr: Michel VI

fr: Michel VII Doukas

fr: Michel Choniatès

fr: Michel De Bay

fr: Michel de L ' Hospital

fr: Michel Houellebecq

fr: Joseph Michel Antoine Servan

fr: Michel Rolle

fr: Gérard Christophe Michel Duroc

fr: Michel Ney

fr: Michel Barclay de Tolly

fr: Michel Bréal

fr: Francisque Michel

fr: Michel Tournier

fr: Lentz

Michel Lentz wrote the words in 1859, and they were set to music by Jean Antoine Zinnen in 1864.

de: Michel Lentz

lb: Michel Lentz

hu: Michel Lentz

Michel Lentz, the national poet who was a member of the ALM's central committee, had written the words, wishing to convey a powerful feeling of patriotism.

* May 21 – Michel Lentz, lyricist of the Luxembourg national anthem ( d. 1893 )

He is considered the national poet of Luxembourg, and, along with Michel Lentz and Michel Rodange, one of the most important figures in the history of Luxembourgian literature.

* The Dicks-Lentz Monument at the west end of Place d ' Armes in Luxembourg City was built in 1903 to honor Dicks and Michel Lentz.

On the occasion of the first train from Luxembourg to Thionville on 4 October 1859, the national poet Michel Lentz wrote the words and music for De Feierwon, a patriotic song with the famous line Mir welle bleiwe wat mir sin ( We want to remain as we are ).

The national anthem is " Ons Hémécht " (" Our Homeland "), which was written by Jean-Antoine Zinnen ( music ) and Michel Lentz ( lyrics ).

* Michel Lentz, poet