Pidoux

Last updated June 21, 2021

Pidoux is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Victor Pidoux (1807–1879), French politician
Pierre Pidoux (1905–2001), Swiss theologian, organist and musicologist
Edmond Pidoux (1908–2004), Swiss writer
Xavier Pidoux de La Maduère (1910–1977), French politician
Philippe Pidoux (b. 1943), Swiss politician
Roland Pidoux (b. 1946), French cellist and conductor
Raphaël Pidoux (b. 1967), French cellist

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