| MILLI James (Mill James)
Scottish economist, historian and philosopher. |
| MILLS Robert (Mills Robert)
American architect and engineer, one of the first professional architects in the United States. |
| MILLI Jean Francois (Millet Jean Franois)
French painter and graphic artist. |
 | Michelangelo Buonarroti (Michelangelo Buonarroti)
Italian sculptor, painter, architect and poet. |
| MILHAUD Darius (Milhaud Darius)
French composer. |
| Meе?troviд? Ivan (Mestrovic Ivan)
Croatian sculptor, creator of the national school of sculpture. |
| MESSINDZHER Philip (Massinger Philip)
English playwright posleshekspirovskoy era. |
| Maurice Merleau-Ponty (Merleau-Ponty Maurice)
French philosopher. |
 | MERIMEE Prosper (Mrime Prosper)
French novelist and short story writer. |
| MERGENTALER Otmar (Mergenthaler Ottmar)
American inventor. |
| MENDELSSOHN Moses (Mendelssohn Moses)
The German philosopher, head of the Berlin Enlightenment, exegete and translator of biblical texts, the critic, sometimes called "the German Socrates." |
| Melendez Valdes, Juan (Melndez Valds Juan)
Spanish poet. |
| Masefield John Edward (Masefield John Edward)
English poet. |
| MASON, Jean Louis Ernest (Meissonier Jean Louis Ernest)
French painter, graphic artist and sculptor. |
| Major, John Roy (Major John Roy)
Prime Minister of Great Britain. |
| MEDLER Johann Heinrich (Madler Johann Heinrich)
German astronomer. |
| MBEKI Thabo (Mbeki Thabo)
President of South Africa. |
| MACHEL Zamora Moses (Machel Samora Moses)
President of Mozambique. |
| MATISSE Henri (Matisse Henri)
Outstanding French artist. |
 | Massenet, Jules Emile Frederic
French composer |
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