| ECC Johann (Eck Johannes)
German Roman Catholic theologian, opponent of Martin Luther. |
| ELGAR Edward William (Elgar Edward William)
English composer of symphonies, the largest British composer since Henry Purcell (d. 1695). |
| Eybram Charles Ellwood (Ellwood Charles Abram)
American sociologist. |
| EMIS Kingsley (Amis Kingsley)
English writer. |
| Ensign Juan De (Encina Juan De)
Spanish poet, musician and playwright. |
| ERICKSON, Eric Homberger (Erikson Erik Homburger)
The American psychologist. |
| ERMA Adolf (Erman Adolf)
German Egyptologist. |
 | Edouard Herriot (Herriot Edouard)
Prime Minister of France. |
| Espronceda, Josц? de (Espronceda Jos De)
Spanish writer, recognized as the greatest lyric poet of Spain, the era of Romanticism. |
| Etheridge, George (Etherege George)
English dramatist. |
| Eyvind Johnson (Johnson Eyvind)
Swedish writer |
| Erich Honecker (Honecker Erich)
State Council Chairman of the GDR. |
 | Egorova Irina
Honored Master of Sports, silver medalist of the Olympics in Innsbruck. |
| Engelhardt, Alexander Rakhmanov
Active public figure Smolensk. |
| Evstigneev Alexander D.
Hero of the Soviet Union |
 | ENSHIN MA
Hero of the Soviet Union. |
| Evzerov Moses Isaakovich
The first Soviet managing mines 'Grumanit City' on Svalbard and the first consular representative of the USSR in Svalbard in Norway in the years 1931-33. |
| ELAHOVSKY (Yelokhovsky) Anton Petrovich
Since 1797 he taught at Smolensk. |
| Elisha Alexey
Publisher and Editor of 'Journal of Smolensk' from October 1879 to December 1889. |
| Elchaninov Vladimir
Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR (1963), People's Artist of Russia (1995). |
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