March 1940 calendar

French singer of the "yéyé" period in the sixties, he grew up in Saint-Mandé, close to Paris, where Jacques Mesrine (future criminal) became...

American jazz singer, widely known for singing the theme song to the hit television series, "Moonlighting.

Actor (Addams Family), dies of a stroke at 54.

American writer who dedicated his sixth novel, "Affliction," to his dad, a pipe fitter who died in 1979.

American actor.

American fashion designer.

American Beauty Queen and entertainer who was named Miss Oklahoma at 19, and then the runner-up for Miss America.

La Rochefoucauld Journalist.

French rugby player, selected 33 times in international events between 1961 and 1969 to play as full back.

American bass player (Grateful Dead The Other Ones The Dead and Furthur).

German Marxist student activist.

French philosopher, literary critic and translator, who died on 27 January 2007 in Paris.

Prime Minister of New Zealand (Born 1872).

Belgian minister of Economic Affairs, dies at age 54.

Russian writer (Born 1891).

Chinese philosopher academic and politician (d. 1940).

Russian prince and famed Rugby Union footballer who played for England.

German physician, biologist, and eugenicist (Born 1860).

Swedish writer, Nobel Prize laureate (Born 1858).

Actor (Lost City, Tale of 2 Cities), dies at 73.