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Also Known As University of Paris • Universités de Paris I à XIII
Date 1970 - present
Notable Alumni Dominique Strauss-Kahn • Henri Poincaré • Slavoj Žižek • Jean-Luc Godard • Emmanuel Macron • Joseph Campbell • Marine Le Pen • Beaumont Newhall • Sebastião Salgado • Philip John Noel-Baker, Baron Noel-Baker • Claude Lévi-Strauss • Honda Kenichi • Claude Chabrol • Alfonso García Robles • Luc Montagnier
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