Dray

Dray

Dray ist der Name von:

  • Claude Dray (1935−2011), französischer Immobilienunternehmer und Kunstsammler
  • Julien Dray (* 1955), französischer Politiker
  • William Herbert Dray (* 1921), kanadischer Geschichtsphilosoph


Siehe auch:

  • Dray Prescot, Romanheld der gleichnamigen Fantasy-Serie des Autors Kenneth Bulmer
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