February 1942 calendar

American singer and songwriter, a recording artist of soft-rock, jazz-based acoustic sound with an emphasis on lyrics.

Italian football goalie and the oldest ever winner of the World Cup won in 1982 when Zoff was 40.

French film director, producer and screenwriter.

French film actor and stage comedian.

Pop Singer.

American political activist who co-founded the Black Panther Party that became a symbol of black militancy in the mid-1960's and 1970's.

British-American musician and founding member of "Crosby, Stills & Nash" a trio that has a very unique, popular sound.

British film director, writer, medieval historian, comic performer and mime artist.

British party girl who had a short and sporty stint with the Rolls Royce and caviar crowd in 1963.

American actress.

American hip standup comedian, a frequent guest on the "Johnny Carson Show" and "Saturday Night Live.

French actress and singer.

American model, stage and TV actress, playing in some 50 films, ten Broadway plays and more than 200 TV performances.

French tennis player who holds the record for most ties played for the France Davis Cup team with 35, between 1964 and 1978.

Austrian writer (Die Welt von Gestern), dies at 60.

Composer, dies at 61.

American author (Born 1872).

American gangster (executed) (Born 1910).

Austrian musicologist, dies at age 91.

Dutch Rear Admiral (Java Sea), killed in action at age 52.

Brazilian president (Born 1865).

Officer of the Malay Regiment killed in the defense of Singapore (Born 1915).

German politician, the Reich Minister for Armament and Munitions.

Austrian writer, a novelist, son of a wealthy Jewish textile manufacturer and his wife who came from a Jewish banker family.

American painter (American Gothic), dies at age 49.

Dutch admiral (Born 1889).

Russian illustrator and stage designer (d. 1942).

Soviet-era surrealist and absurdist poet, writer and dramatist (d. 1942).

Austrian writer (Die Welt von Gestern), dies at 60.