Finding People in France:

Use the Searchbox above where Whitepages.fr and Google.fr provide you with People Search results targeted on France. There are many different searchboxes all giving different results

Discover your family from France via My Heritage

Get good energy from the Eiffel Tower
Instagram: #cedreimperialmeudon

Find People through French Newspaper Articles

Hotels & Governments

Hotels in France
Governments in France

Mail White Pages

Search people by email address, find the person behind it ... in English ... small charges apply.

You receive an e-mail from an unknown person ? You want to find someone in your contact list that you no longer have the name ?

King Henri IV,
a magic person in the history of France

Henri IV (1553 - 1610) was the first Bourbon.
The grandson of Marguerite de Navarre
was the grandfather of King Louis XIV
Henri IV is also connected to the history of Whitepages.fr
as he has been to VB.com / Cremerie de Paris.

Henri IV had 13 official and at least 12 unofficial children,
many grandchildren, many many great-grandchildren.
Click here and CHECK OUT YOU ANCESTORS.
MAYBE YOU ARE ALSO RELATED TO THE BOURBONS
WITHOUT KNOWING IT ...
Who were your ancestors 500 years ago ?

Museums & iconic Brands

Information on Museums & Brands,
Crown Jewels of France

About France

Jan 2020 France had a population of 65,23 million people (0,84 % of the World Population).
GNP was 3,388 Trillion USD (3.19 % of the World GNP)
making France the 7th richest country.

In France area codes are one digit long, the code for Paris is 1,
the north west of France 2, the north east of France 3
the south east of France 4 and the south west of France 5
followed by a two digit city code
and a six to eight long end number.
Mobil lines start with 6 or 7.

French phonenumbers have the same lenght:
from inside France 0x xx xx xx xx
from outside +33 x xx xx xx xx

From inside France you can call directory assistance 118712 (France Telecom Orange)

The cover picture of the French White Pages shows the Eiffel Tower
Connect with Sabine de Paris to learn about French Culture.

Visit Antibes.com, Visit Bayonne.com, Visit Paris Region.com
Tourist Information about French cities,
more Tourist sites in the
Global Visit List.com

About the Capital

For more information about capital, please check:
Phone Book of Paris.com

About the Country

For more information about France, please check:
Phone Book of France.com

About Cities of France

For more information about France's Cities, please check with the service:
Phone Book of Bordeaux.com
Phone Book of Cannes.com
Phone Book of Lyon.com
Phone Book of Marseille.com
Phone Book of Nice.com

Central Bank - Directory Assistance - Emergency Numbers - French Phone System - French Area Codes
French Phone Companies - Government - Hotels
French Telecom History - First Phonebooks

Whitepages.fr
part of a Telecom Story that started in 1671

Whitepages.fr are edited from Cremerie de Paris, Hotel de Villeroy Bourbon VB
a Telecom Hotspot full of history, legends and fairytales ...

1370 home of the Villeroys, advisors of the Bourbons, Kings of France.
1588 pied-a-terre for King Henri IV . 1646 childhood place for King Louis XIV.

1671 seat of the Royal French Postal Services,
1700s Louis Leon Pajot and Anselm Franz Thurn & Taxis (Postmaster in the logo) handled Mail with their horses.
1738 end of the Postal Services upon a decison of King Louis XV.
VB Spirit of Telecommunication fell asleep for a long long time

1869 Cremerie de Paris reopens as a Milk Store at the Halles food market, constructed under the eyes of Empress Eugenie.
1876 Alexander Graham Bell invents the Phone creating a need for Phone Directories.
1881 Alexander Graham Bell comes to visit.
1887 construction of the Eiffel Tower, the expressions Yellow Pages and White Pages start to be used in France and the US.

1910 the Romanov children grow up in Russia with fairytales around Cremerie de Paris.
1920 Coco Chanel discovers Cremerie de Paris with Dmirti Romanov.
1921 young Aimee de Heeren meets old Alexander Graham Bell in Canada.
1938 Aimee de Heeren discovers Cremerie de Paris with Coco Chanel.

6 of many Pop Up Store Videos made at Cremerie de Paris.

1986 Spirit of Telecommunications wakes up with a great x 6 grandson of the old Thurn & Taxis postmaster in the logo.
Johannes Thurn & Taxis showing the old VB mansion to a student ... resulting in No2, a small next door Repair Boutique for Sony Phones.
1991 Registration of the Two Letter domain VB.com.
1993 Sony Phones and a little jewel left by Coco Chanel make it possible to reopen Cremerie de Paris No1.
1995 US long distance phone agency (CallBack) and first Internet Cafe in Paris,

since 2000 Phone Book of the World
2004 old Aimee de Heeren pushes the VB Whitepages project starting for France, Italy and Brazil.
Whitepages.fr were registered the day .fr domains were liberalised.
The first Whitepages were programmed from the Cyber Cafe during evening hours.

since 2011 Cremerie de Paris turning into a Meeting Place of the World's most famous Brands
The Pop Upo Store Expos started just before the construction of
Marguerite de Navarre, sortie 1 of Chatelet les Halles, Europe's most important Subway Exit
Expos shown: L Oreal, Renault, Konami, Sodexo, Under Armour, UGG.

Cremerie de Paris receiving Renault Twingo Pop Up

Cremerie de Paris, home of Whitepages.de and historic Telecom Landmark
hosting a Twingo Pop Up Store for the famous France based company Renault
Event organised by Yaniv Abittan from the agency Publicis

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Whitepages.fr part of a Telecom Story that started in 1671

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part of a Telecom Story that started in 1671