Editing Radom (section)

== Notable people ==
[[File:Pomnik Jana Kochanowskiego 265868 Fotopolska-Eu2.jpg|thumb|upright|[[Jan Kochanowski]] monument]]
[[File:Leszek Kolakowski Monument in Radom, Poland1.jpg|thumb|upright|[[Leszek Kołakowski]] monument]]
[[File:Fotopolska 436391(2).jpg|thumb|upright|[[Jacek Malczewski]] monument]]
Notable people who have been born, have lived or have worked in Radom:
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* [[Józef Brandt]] (1841–1915), painter
* [[Iga Cembrzyńska]] (born 1939), actress, singer, composer and screenwriter
* [[Tytus Chałubiński]] (1820–1889), physician, professor of the Medical-Surgical Academy and of the [[Principal School]] in [[Warsaw]], co-founder of the [[PTTK|Polish Tatra Society]]
* [[Jan Chrapek]] (1948–2001), local bishop
* [[Małgorzata Foremniak]] (born 1967), actress
* [[Artur Gadowski]] (born 1967), singer
* [[Witold Gombrowicz]] (1904–1969), writer and playwright.
* [[Bernard Gotfryd]] (1924–2016), photographer
* [[Igor Grobelny]] (born 1993), Belgian volleyball player
* [[Kaja Grobelna]] (born 1995), Belgian volleyball player
* [[Stanisław Gronkowski]] (1922–2004), actor
*[[Andrzej Jajszczyk]] (born 1952), professor and scientist 
* [[Michał Karbownik]] (born 2001), footballer
* [[Kazimierz Kelles-Krauz]] (1872–1905), philosopher and sociologist
* [[Jan Kochanowski]] (1530–1584), [[Renaissance]] poet who established poetic patterns that would become integral to the Polish literary language, considered the greatest [[Slavic peoples|Slavic]] poet prior to the 19th century
* [[Oskar Kolberg]] (1814– 1890), ethnographer, folklorist and composer
* [[Leszek Kołakowski]] (1927–2009), philosopher and [[historian of ideas]]
* [[Jan Krugier]] (1928-2008), Swiss art dealer
* [[Tomasz Kupisz]] (born 1990), footballer
* [[Hilary Majewski]] (1838–1892), architect
* [[Jacek Malczewski]] (1854–1929), painter, one of the most important artists of Poland, associated with the patriotic [[Young Poland]] movement
* [[Marian Mazur]] (1909 –1983), scientist, founder of the Polish school of [[cybernetics]]
* Eva Mekler (born 1945), American novelist and author of the prolific "Actors' Scenebook" series, novels ''Sunrise Shows Late'' and ''The Polish Woman'', was born in Radom in the aftermath of [[World War II]]
* Kazimierz Ołdakowski (1878–1940), prewar director of [[Fabryka Broni]]
* [[Jerzy Połomski]] (born 1933), singer
* [[Mikołaj z Radomia]] ({{circa|1400–1450}}), [[Middle Ages|mediaeval]] composer
* [[Dariusz Rosati]] (born 1946), [[Member of the European Parliament|MEP]], professor of economics, ex-minister of foreign affairs
* [[Zygmunt Solorz]] (born 1956), entrepreneur and billionaire, president of [[Polsat]] TV and owner of [[Polkomtel]] 
* [[Adolf Schulz-Evler]] (1852 – 15 May 1905), Polish-born composer
* [[Włodzimierz Sedlak]] (1911–1993), priest and scientist
* Piotr Dominik Siara (born 1983), rapper going under the name of "Kękę"
* [[Maciej Skorża]] (born 1972), Polish football coach and former football player.
* Hersh Mendel ‘Manny’ Steinberg (1925-2015), author, [[Holocaust]] survivor<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://amsterdampublishers.com/authors/manny-steinberg/|title = Manny Steinberg}}</ref>
* [[Andrzej Wajda]] (1926–2016), [[Academy Award]]-winning film director, considered one of the greatest filmmakers in the history of [[Polish cinema]]
* [[Marvin Weintraub]] (1924–2021), Canadian scientist
* [[Helen Weinzweig]] (1915–2010), Canadian writer
* [[Jan Woleński]] (born 1940), philosopher
* [[Szymon Wydra]] (born 1976), singer

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