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Please consult the various subpages of Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles (and specifically Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/fr) and Category:Articles needing translation from French Wikipedia to find articles that have yet to be added to the English language wikipedia, or consult Wikipedia:Requested articles for articles that have been requested by users.

Contents 1 Economy 2 History 3 Politics 4 Culture 5 Places 6 People 6.1 Cabinet Ministers 7 See also

[edit] Economy

• Arbel Fauvet Rail from fr:Arbel Fauvet Rail

[edit] History

• Witch trials of France - one article of an alleged witch, perhaps Marie le Fief, and one of a witch trial.
• Territorial formation of France - there exists fr:Formation territoriale de la France and the far better fr:Formation territoriale de la France métropolitaine, although this latter seems sometimes to lack precision on the difference between national frontiers and domaine royal (held by the king). (Ideally, this page would be a "main" page referenced on each of the History of France chronological period articles in the section "geography")
• poteaux-sur-solle construction the post and sill, vertically oriented log contstruction typical of French in New World Re:Old Cahokia Courthouse, Fort de Chartres
• Voie ferrée d'intérêt local translation from (fr:Voie ferrée d'intérêt local)

[edit] Politics

• French Guiana Liberation Movement
• fr:Loi constitutionnelle de 1940 to French Constitutional Law of 1940
• fr:Constitution de 1946 to French Constitution of 1946
• fr:pantouflage to pantouflage (The practice of former public officials taking up private jobs in companies over which they formerly had jurisdiction. Similar to amakudari in Japan.)
• Logo of the French Republic (We have an image, but it would be great to have an article about when & how it was designed and developed and adopted, and what the elements of the design mean. Just as there is an article for the flag, the anthem, the national motto...)

[edit] Culture

• Éclaireuses et Éclaireurs unionistes de France from fr:Éclaireuses et Éclaireurs unionistes de France
• CEMÉA, Centres d'Entrainement aux Méthodes d'Education Active [1] [2]
• La Guiannee traditional singing on New Year's Eve

[edit] Places

• Centre national de formation des Scouts et Guides de France (Jambville)

[edit] People

• Émile Peynot - architect
• Pierre Tal-Coat (1905-1985) painter
• Gérard Garouste (1946-) sculptor, painter, other media
• Bertrand Garipuy
• Jean Grosjean
• Jacques Grosperrin from fr:Jacques Grosperrin
• Bernardon de la Salle (1339-1412), see fr:Bernardon de la Salle
• Marie Louis Descorches, diplomat of revolutionary France

[edit] Cabinet Ministers

• Pierre Arpaillange
• Edwige Avice
• Jacquet Barrot
• Louis Besson
• Jean-Louis Bianco
• Franck Borotra
• Bernard Bosson
• Frédérique Bredin
• Joseph Capus
• Alain Carignon
• Colette Codaccioni
• Bernard Debré
• Michel Delebarre
• Georgina Dufoix
• Jean Fabry
• Roger Fauroux
• Yves Galland
• Michel Giraud
• Claude Goasguen
• François Louis Auguste Goiran - former Minister of War
• Philippe Mestre
• Pierre Pasquini
• Jacques Pelletier
• Jean-Jacques de Peretti
• Pierre-André Périssol
• Bernard Pons from fr:Bernard Pons
• Jean Poperen from fr:Jean Poperen
• Nicole Questiaux
• Jean-Marie-Rausch
• Michel Sapin
• René Teulade

[edit] See also

• List of French language authors - an excellent source of articles to be written.
• List of French artists - another excellent source of articles to be written.