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Étienne Vincent Arago (9 February 1802 – 7 March 1892) was a French writer and politician, and co-founder (with Maurice Alhoy) of the newspaper Le Figaro.

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rdfs:label	Esteve Aragó (ca) Étienne Arago (cs) Étienne Arago (de) Étienne Arago (es) Étienne Arago (fr) Étienne Arago (it) Араго, Этьенн (ru) Étienne Arago (sv) Étienne Arago (en)
rdfs:comment	Esteve Aragó (Estagell, 1802 - París, 1892) fou un polític i dramaturg nord-català, potser el més cèlebre dels germans Aragó després del cèlebre científic i polític Francesc. Va escriure un gran nombre d'obres de teatre entre 1822 i 1847. (ca) Étienne Arago (9. února 1802 v Perpignanu – 7. března 1892 v Paříži) byl francouzský spisovatel a politik. (cs) Étienne Arago (* 9. Februar 1802 in Perpignan, Département Pyrénées-Orientales; † 7. März 1892 in Paris) war ein französischer Schriftsteller. (de) Étienne Arago fue un dramaturgo y político francés nacido en Perpiñán el 9 de febrero de 1802, y fallecido en París el 7 de marzo de 1892. Entre sus cargos políticos se destaca la Alcaldía de París, durante el año 1870. (es) Étienne Vincent Arago est un dramaturge et homme politique français né à Perpignan le 9 février 1802 et mort à Paris 6e le 6 mars 1892. Républicain engagé, exilé, il fut maire de Paris en 1870. Il est l’un des frères du célèbre savant français François Arago, honoré à l'École polytechnique. (fr) Étienne Vincent Arago (9 February 1802 – 7 March 1892) was a French writer and politician, and co-founder (with Maurice Alhoy) of the newspaper Le Figaro. (en) Étienne Arago (Perpignano, 9 febbraio 1802 – Parigi, 7 marzo 1892) è stato un politico e commediografo francese. (it) Étienne Vincent Arago, född 2 februari 1802, död 7 mars 1892, var en fransk författare och politiker, bror till François och Jacques Arago. Arago skrev, oftast tillsammans med andra, bland andra Honoré de Balzac, för teatern. Han var revolutionär såväl 1830 som 1848 och måste, sedan han som chef för postverket under andra republiken reformerat detta och bland annat infört frimärket, fly till utlandet. Han återvände 1859, blev av Nationella försvarsregeringen vid tredje republikens proklamerande borgmästare i Paris 1870 för att 1878 bli arkivarie vid École des beaux-arts. Bland Aragos arbeten märks verskomedin Les aristocraties (1847), diktsamlingen Une voix de l'exil (1860) och den historiska romanen Les bleux et les blancs (1862). (sv) Этьенн Араго (фр. Étienne Arago; 1802—1892) — французский драматург, политик и журналист, брат выдающегося учёного Франсуа Араго и драматурга Жака Этьена Виктора Араго. (ru)
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