July 1941 calendar

French actor and film director, best known for his documentaries about animals and environment like Microcosmos, "Le Peuple migrateur",...

American dancer and iconoclastic, considered to be the greatest modern dance choreographer since Martha Graham.

American musician, a guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer.

American singer and actress.

American feminist lawyer and crusader, the high-profile politically active head of Los Angeles N.O.

Italian musician and orchestra conductor, especially admired for his Verdi performances.

American astrologer and co-founder of Matrix with his brother Stephen in 1977.

American film director born in New Caledonia whose works include "Harold and Maude," "The Best Little Whore House In Texas" and the Shirley...

Manchester, New Hampshire -- Actor (Star Trek VI, Time Bandits).

French politician, a leader of the Trotskyist movement in France.

pioneer jazz pianist, dies at age 56 in Louisiana.

American English literature scholar and Harvard University professor (Born 1860).

New Zealand artist (Born 1858).

French socialist politician, noted for his opposition to the far right.

French musician, a flutist, composer and conductor who led many important premieres such as "Masques et Bergamasques," 1919, "Padmâvati,...

French mathematician whose generalization of the Riemann integral revolutionized the field of integration.

American actor producer and manager (d. 1941).

American linguist anthropologist and engineer (d. 1941).

Polish rabbi, senator, historian and orientalist (Born 1874).

Ukrainian writer and poet (Born 1872).