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Famous Birthdays of 1 January

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 1st of January

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2010 - Today

(2011) Cash Evans: American child of noted family, he is the first-born child of Courtney Friel of Fox News and her husband, CNN‘s Carter Evans.

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Liam Flockhart: American adopted child, the son of actress Calista Flockhart, age 31.
(2000) Jack Ramsay: Family Member.
(2000) Holly Ramsay: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Diamond White: R&B Singer.
(1998) Marlene Lawston: American child actress.
(1998) Erika Saccone: YouTube Star.
(1997) Nia Lovelis: Drummer.
(1996) Mary Gibbs: American actress.
(1996) Noah Sierota: Bassist.
(1995) Adam Campbell: English footballer.
(1995) Jessica Jarrell: R&B Singer.
(1994) Craig Murray: Scottish footballer.
(1994) William Valdes: TV Actor.

(1993) Mattie Foxx: Metal Singer.
(1993) Jon Flanagan: English footballer.
(1993) Michael Olaitan: Nigerian footballer.
(1993) Christopher McCrory: Model.
(1992) He Kexin: Chinese gymnast.
(1992) Jack Wilshere: English footballer.
(1992) Tim Menzel: German rugby player.
(1992) Daniel Agyei: Ghanaian footballer.
(1992) Alexandrea Garza: YouTube Star.
(1991) Seana Gorlick: Family Member.
(1991) Freddy E: Rapper.
(1990) Samantha Gradoville
(1990) Zita Hanrot
(1990) Jeremy Irvine: Movie Actor.
(1990) Safaa Rashed: Iraqi weightlifter.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Adèle Haenel: French actress.
(1989) Edita Vilkeviciute
(1989) Jason Pierre-Paul: Football Player.
(1989) Stefan Reinartz: Reinartz was born in Engelskirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia.
(1988) Saori Hara
(1988) Bruna Erhardt
(1988) Dallas Keuchel: American baseball player.
(1988) Nelufar Hedayat: Afghan-English journalist.
(1988) Ghazala Javed: Pakistani singer and dancer (d. 2012).
(1988) Grzegorz Panfil: Polish tennis player.

(1987) Raïssa Boyer
(1987) Meryl Davis: Figure Skater.
(1987) Myla Sinanaj
(1987) Gia Coppola: American actress director and screenwriter.
(1987) Chris Collins: American actor and comedian.
(1987) Gilbert Brule: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Gilbert Brulé: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Serdar Özkan: Turkish footballer.
(1987) Devin Setoguchi: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1987) Estefanía Craciún: Uruguayan tennis player.
(1986) Colin Morgan: Northern Irish actor.
(1986) Heather Christie
(1986) Lee Sungmin: Pop Singer.
(1986) Pablo Cuevas: Uruguayan tennis player.
(1986) Glen Davis (basketball)
(1986) Anna Tifu
(1986) Sungmin: South Korean singer (Super Junior).
(1986) Alexa Ray: Joel; American singer/songwriter daughter of Billy Joel and Christie Brinkley.
(1986) James Davis: American football player.
(1986) Glen Davis: American basketball player.
(1985) Jeff Carter (ice hockey)
(1985) Tiago Splitter: Brazilian basketball player.
(1985) Kerrie Roberts
(1985) Juliana Harkavy
(1985) Eyjólfur Héðinsson: Icelandic footballer and model.
(1985) Katrina Law: TV Actress.
(1985) Kady Riklis: American noted family, the daughter of entertainer Pia Zadora and her 31-year-older multi-millionaire husband, Meshulam Riklis.
(1985) Andrea Jeremiah: Indian-Tamil singer and actress.
(1985) Remya Nambeesan: Indian film actress and dancer.
(1985) Jeff Carter: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Steven Davis: Northern Irish footballer.
(1984) Alex McKenna
(1984) Sayali Bhagat
(1984) Christian Eigler: German footballer.
(1984) Paolo Guerrero: Peruvian footballer.
(1984) Mohammed Ghaddar: Lebanese footballer.
(1984) Cheung Kin Fung: Hong Kong footballer.
(1984) Abby McGrew: Family Member.
(1984) Michael Witt: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1984) Rubens Sambueza: Argentinian footballer.
(1984) Stefano Pastrello: Italian footballer.
(1984) Cheung Fung: Hong Kong footballer.
(1984) Alok Kapali: Bangladeshi cricketer.
(1983) Corinne Coman
(1983) Melaine Walker: Jamaican hurdler.
(1983) Dana DeLorenzo
(1983) Jona Weinhofen: Guitarist.
(1983) Park Sung-Hyun: South Korean Olympic archer.
(1983) Thomas Morrison: English actor.
(1983) Ali Bastian: English actress and model.
(1983) Jasmine Dustin: American actress and model.
(1983) Calum Davenport: English footballer.
(1982) David Nalbandian: Argentinian tennis player.
(1982) Amine (singer)
(1982) Egidio Ríos: Uruguayan footballer.
(1982) Luke Rodgers: English footballer.
(1981) Jonas Armstrong: English actor of Irish decent, best known for his appearances on television in the United Kingdom, where he played the titular role in the BBC One drama series "Robin Hood" (39 episodes: 2006-2009).
(1981) Eden Riegel: American actress.
(1981) Marjolaine Bui
(1981) Zsolt Baumgartner: Hungarian race car driver.
(1981) Abdulkadir Kocak: Turkish boxer.
(1981) Mladen Petrić: Croatian footballer.
(1981) Abdülkadir Koçak: Turkish boxer.
(1981) Mladen Petric: Croatian footballer.
(1980) Olivia Ruiz: French singer of Spanish descent, belonging to the "Nouvelle Chanson" genre.
(1980) Elin Nordegren: Swedish model.
(1980) Jennifer Lauret
(1980) Karina Jacobsgaard: Danish tennis player.
(1980) Richie Faulkner: English guitarist and songwriter (Judas Priest).
(1980) Lazaros Agadakos: Greek basketball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Brody Dalle: Australian-American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Distillers and Spinnerette).
(1979) Anders Danielsen Lie
(1979) Fadi El Khatib: Lebanese basketball player.
(1979) Koichi Domoto: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (KinKi Kids).
(1979) Jawed Karim: Entrepreneur.
(1979) sovereignty Jura: A new canton in Switzerland, created as result of a vote in Switzerland on 24.
(1978) Vidya Balan: Indian model and actress.
(1978) Ashmit Patel
(1978) Yohann Diniz: French athlete of Portuguese descent, race walker, world record-holder for the 50 kms.
(1978) Nina Bott: German actress.

(1978) Phillip Mulryne: Northern Irish footballer.
(1978) Philip Mulryne: Northern Irish footballer and priest.
(1978) Tarik O'Regan: British composer.
(1978) Mykhaylo Renzhyn: Latvian skier.
(1977) Almudena Fernández
(1977) Steven Robertson
(1977) Sam Spruell
(1977) Rachid Ouramdane: French choreographer and contemporary dancer.
(1977) Andrei Stoliarov: Russian tennis player.
(1977) María de la Paz Hernández: Argentinian field hockey player.
(1977) Jerry Yan: Taiwanese actor and singer.
(1977) Hasan Salihamidžić: Bosnian footballer and sportscaster.
(1977) Craig Reucassel: Australian comedian and television host.
(1977) Leoš Friedl: Czech tennis player.
(1977) Maria de la Paz Hernandez: Argentinian field hockey player.
(1977) Leos Friedl: Czech tennis player.
(1977) Hasan Salihamidzic: Bosnian footballer.
(1977) Bobby Roode: Wrestler.
(1977) Lauren Silverman: Family Member.
(1977) Robert Roode: Canadian professional wrestler.
(1976) Mustafa Doğan: Turkish-German footballer and sportscaster.
(1976) Tank : R&B Singer.
(1976) Monica Mullaly: American woman who has been at the wheel during two fatal car accidents.
(1975) Sonali Bendre: Indian model and actress.
(1975) Chris Anstey: American basketball player, a center for the Chicago Bulls.
(1975) Myriam Lamare: French boxer who won various boxing world titles such as the WBA, WBF and IBF.
(1975) Eiichiro Oda: Japanese manga artist.
(1975) Tammy Homolka
(1975) Jill Kelley
(1975) Becky Kellar: Ice hockey defenseman (Canada, Olympics - 1998).
(1975) Bengt Saeternes: Norwegian footballer.
(1975) Joe Cannon: American soccer player and sportscaster.
(1975) Fernando Tatís: Dominican baseball player.
(1975) Fernando Tatis: Dominican baseball player.
(1975) Mohamed Albuflasa: Bahraini poet and activist.
(1975) Becky Kellar-Duke: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1975) Federico Basso: Italian comic and television writer.
(1975) Bengt Sæternes: Norwegian footballer and manager.
(1974) Abha Dawesar
(1974) Eva Birthistle: Irish actress.
(1974) Jessica Van Dyke: American noted family, the granddaughter of actor Dick Van Dyke who was first child born at Memorial Hospital in 1974.
(1974) Kenichi Ebina: Dancer.
(1974) Hamilton Ricard: Colombian footballer.
(1974) Zabine : Austrian musician, singer and actress, from 1991 - 1994 member of the band.
(1974) Johnie Church: NFL defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
(1974) Christian Paradis: Canadian lawyer and politician 9th Canadian Minister of Industry.
(1974) Jonah Peretti: Entrepreneur.
(1973) Danny Lloyd: American actor and educator.
(1973) Madeleine Peyroux
(1973) Raoul Moat
(1973) Jimi Mistry
(1973) Anwar Mansoor Mangrio: Sindhi poet.
(1973) Carmen Ejogo: Movie Actress.
(1973) Li Fang: Hunan, China -- Tennis star (1991 Futures-Bilbao-ESP).
(1973) Magnus Sahlgren: Swedish guitarist and linguist (Lake of Tears Dismember and Tiamat).
(1973) Shelda Bede: Brazilian beach volleyball player.
(1973) Mercury Hayes: wide receiver (Atlanta Falcons).
(1973) Clyde Wijnhard soccer player (Ajax: RKC).
(1973) Justin Armour: NFL wide receiver (Buffalo Bills).
(1973) Bryan Worra: Laotian-American author poet and playwright.
(1972) Lilian Thuram: Lilian Thuram is a French retired professional football defender and the most capped player in the history of the France national team.
(1972) Ceres (dwarf planet)
(1972) Catherine McCormack: British actress.
(1972) Ben Price
(1972) Garrett K Gomez: American horse jockey.
(1972) Barron Miles: NFL defensive back (Pittsburgh Steelers)/WLAF corner (Frankfurt).
(1972) Thai-Cong Quach: Vietnamese-German fashion designer and artist who, for his book, persuaded 28 prominent photographers to photograph his parents amidst the glamour world of fashion.
(1972) Yermakhan Ibraimov: Kazakh boxer.
(1972) Neve McIntosh: Scottish actress.
(1971) Jyotiraditya Scindia: Indian politician.
(1971) Phoebus : Greek songwriter and producer.
(1971) Tameka Foster: Family Member.
(1971) Rodney : American wrestler.
(1971) Sammie Henson: American wrestler and coach.
(1971) Beno Bryant: WLAF running back (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1971) Kevin Mitchell: NFL linebacker (San Francisco 49ers).
(1971) Bobby Holik in Jihlava: Czechoslavakia; NHL left wing (New Jersey Devils, Team Czech Republic).
(1971) Bridget Pettis: WNBA guard (Phoenix Mercury).
(1971) Ezra Weisz: American voice actor.
(1971) Juan Carlos Plata: Guatemalan soccer player.
(1971) Kevin Lee: NFL wide receiver (NE Patriots).
(1971) Bobby Holík: Czech-American ice hockey player and coach.
(1971) Juan Plata: Guatemalan footballer.
(1971) Scott Riggs: American racing driver.
(1971) Chris Potter: American jazz saxophonist.
(1970) Marie Payen
(1970) Eamonn Walker
(1970) Patrick Mille
(1970) Kimberly Page: American wrestling manager and actress.
(1970) Sergei Kiriakov: Russian footballer and manager.
(1970) Vadim Glovatskiy: Hockey defenseman (Team Kazakhstan Olympics - 1998).
(1970) Brian Morton in Wollongong: Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Tom Sier: Soccer player (SC Heerenveen).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Morris Chestnut: Actor (Boyz N the Hood).
(1969) Christi Paul: American news anchor.
(1969) Vernes Troyer
(1969) Lumi Cavazos
(1969) Alessandro Bovo
(1969) Verne Troyer: American actor.
(1969) Melissa DiMarco: Canadian actress.
(1969) Nicolle Dickson: Australian actress.
(1969) Lawrence: Voice Actor.
(1969) Allessandro Bovo: Italian water polo champion, the winner of a Gold Medal at the Barcelona Games in 1992.

(1969) Paul Lawrie: Scottish golfer whose European rating jumped from 159th to 1st after he won the British Open Championship at Carnoustie in the early evening of 7/18/1999.
(1968) Joey Stefano: American male prostitute and porno actor who starred in more than 50 videos of gay and bisexual pornography and modeled in Madonna's "Sex" book.
(1968) Sandy Beasley in Richmond: British Columbia, Canada; softball outfielder (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Carolyn Jessop: American autobiographer, a former Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints member who wrote Escape, an account of her upbringing in the polygamist sect and later flight from that community.
(1968) Davor Suker: Croatian footballer.
(1968) Davor Šuker: Croatian footballer.
(1968) Miki Higashino: Japanese pianist and composer.
(1968) Felix Chong: Hong Kong actor director and screenwriter.
(1968) John de: Visser; soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
(1967) John Digweed: English DJ.
(1967) Derrick Thomas: American football player (d. 2000).
(1967) Gorsha Sur: Russian ice dancer.
(1967) Spencer Tunick: American photographer.
(1967) Juanma Ulloa: Spanish director and screenwriter.
(1967) Andy Heck: NFL tackle (Seattle Seahawk, Chicago Bears).
(1967) Tim Dog: American rapper (Ultramagnetic MCs) (d. 2013).
(1967) Juanma Bajo Ulloa: Spanish film director.
(1966) Anna Burke: Australian businesswoman and politician 28th Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives.
(1966) Ivica Dačić: Serbian journalist and politician 95th Prime Minister of Serbia.
(1966) Tina Landon: Mexican-American choreographer.
(1966) Rawley Valberde in Oceanside: California, USA; actor (Amado - Santa Barbara).
(1966) Mika Nieminen: Tampere, Finland -- Hockey forward (Team Finland, Olympics - Bronze - 1998).
(1965) Édouard Levé
(1965) Jean-Marc Gounon
(1965) Andrew O Valmon in Brooklyn: New York, USA; 400m runner.
(1965) Harry Galbreath: NFL guard (Green Bay Packers).
(1965) John Sullivan: American real estate agent and politician.
(1965) Andrew Valmon: American runner and coach.
(1964) Dedee Pfeiffer: American actress and producer.
(1964) Juliana Donald: American actress.
(1964) Francesca Alotta: Italian pop singer, best known for the song "Non amarmi".
(1963) Linda Henry: Soap Opera Actress.
(1963) Lina Kaciusyte: Lithuanian swimmer.
(1963) Lance Smith: NFL guard (New York Giants).
(1963) Drazen Ladic: Croatian footballer.
(1963) Alberico Evani: Italian soccer/football player and team manager, he played with Milan (1980–1993), Sampdoria (1993–1997), Reggiana (1997–1998), and Carrarese (1998–1999).
(1963) Élisabeth Maurin: French dancer and educator, principal dancer with the Paris Opera Ballet in 1985, nominated Etoile (Star) of the Opéra National de Paris on 23 December 1988.
(1963) Jean-Marc Gounon: French race car driver.
(1963) Alberigo Evani: Italian footballer and manager.
(1962) Jana Marie Angelakis
(1962) Patrick Bouvet
(1962) Jana Angelakis: American fencer, member of the U.S.
(1962) Ravshanbek Aliyev: Kirgiz -- Cosmonaut.
(1962) Thierry Rolland: French judge.
(1962) Anton Muscatelli: Italian-Scottish economist and academic.
(1962) Ari Up: German musician (The Slits) (d. 2010).
(1961) Mark Wingett: British actor.
(1961) Maura Gallagher: Family Member.
(1961) Fiona Phillips: British television presenter.
(1961) Sergei Babayan: Armenian-American pianist and academic.
(1961) Sam Palahnuk: American video game designer.
(1961) Marcia Cross: Actress (Melrose Place).
(1961) Irv Eatman: NFL tackle (Houston Oilers).
(1961) Sam Backo: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1960) Michael Seibert: American figure skater who earned many medals from 1978 with partner Judy Blumberg.
(1960) Shinya Tsukamoto
(1960) Michael David Morrison: Actor (Caleb Snyder-As the World Turns).
(1960) Toomas Vitsut: Estonian businessman and politician.
(1960) Danny Wilson: English footballer and manager.
(1960) Jeff Taylor: American athlete, whose short-lived pro basketball career began in 1982.
(1960) Rayo de Jalisco: Jr.
(1960) Leilani Kai: American wrestler.
(1960) Hakan Karahan: Turkish author poet and songwriter.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Michel Onfray: French writer and philosopher who adheres to hedonism and anarchism.
(1959) Azali Assoumani: Comorian colonel and politician President of the Comoros.
(1959) Andy Andrews: American tennis player.
(1959) Abdul Ahad: Mohmand in Afghanistan; cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-6).
(1959) Abdul Mohmand: Afghan colonel pilot and astronaut.
(1959) Panagiotis Giannakis: Greek basketball player and coach.
(1958) Grandmaster Flash: Rapper.
(1958) David Wayne (musician)
(1958) Dave Silk: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1958) Ren Woods: Portland, Oregon -- Actress (Fanta-Roots).

(1958) Joseph "Grandmaster Flash" Saddler in New York City: New York, USA; rocker (Message).
(1958) Ren Woods in Portland: Oregon, USA; actress (Fanta - Roots, Beauty and the Beast, We've Got Each Other).
(1958) Didier Morvant: French homicide, sentenced to 15 years in jail in 1983 for the kidnapping and rape of a six-year-old girl.
(1957) Madolyn Smith Osborne
(1957) Urmas Arumäe: Estonian lawyer and politician Estonian Minister of Justice.
(1957) Mark Hurd: American businessman.
(1957) Ewa Kasprzyk: Polish actress.
(1957) Evangelos Venizelos: Greek lawyer and politician Deputy Prime Minister of Greece.
(1956) Christine Lagarde: French lawyer and politician, the Minister of Economic Affairs since 2007.
(1956) Mark Hurd
(1956) Koji Yakusho: Japanese actor.
(1956) Mike Mitchell: American basketball player (d. 2011).
(1956) Marc Alfos
(1956) Mark Hughes: American businessman founded Herbalife (d. 2000).
(1956) Sergei Avdeyev: Russian engineer and astronaut.
(1956) Ziad Rahbani: Lebanese pianist and composer.
(1956) Anatoli Borisovich: Polonsky in Russia; Lieutenant-Colonel/cosmonaut.
(1956) Beatrice Ganz: Swiss pro astrologer.
(1956) Sheila McCarthy: Canadian film actress and international star of "I've Heard the Mermaids Singing" and "Friends, Lovers and Lunatics.
(1956) Sergei Vasiliyevich Avdeyev Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-15: SK TM-28).
(1955) Douglas Kennedy (writer)
(1955) Michael James Sullivan in Gary: Indiana, USA; PGA golfer (1980 Southern Open).
(1955) LaMarr Hoyt: American baseball player.
(1955) Precious : Canadian wrestler and manager.
(1955) Gennady Lyachin: Russian captain (d. 2000).
(1954) Richard Edson: American drummer and actor (Sonic Youth and Konk).
(1954) Claire Doutriaux
(1954) Yannis Papathanasiou: Greek engineer and politician Greek Minister of Finance.
(1954) Bob Menendez: American politician and United States Senator from New Jersey.
(1954) Dennis O'Driscoll: Irish poet and critic (d. 2012).
(1954) Fr David: Paris, France -- Rocker.
(1953) Philippe Douste-Blazy: French centre-right politician.
(1953) Alpha Blondy: [Seydou Kone] in the Ivory Coast; reggae singer (Jerusalem).
(1953) Gary Johnson: American businessman and politician 29th Governor of New Mexico.
(1953) Roland Garrigues
(1953) Mary Sweeney
(1953) Lynn Jones: American baseball player and coach.
(1953) François Raffinot: French dancer, choreographer, teacher and writer.
(1953) Dani Klein: Belgian singer, songwriter, band leader and producer, and consistently the center and driving force of the band Vaya Con Dios (1986-1996; 2004-2013).
(1953) Gary E Johnson: American politician and 29th Governor of New Mexico.
(1953) Kevin Hangon: Composer.
(1953) Rochelle S Abramson: Violinist.
(1953) Greg Carmichael: English guitarist (Acoustic Alchemy).
(1952) Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani: Qatari ruler 7th Emir of Qatar.
(1952) René de Ceccatty
(1952) Ahn Sung-ki
(1952) İbrahim Tatlises
(1952) Rosario Marchese: Italian-Canadian educator and politician.
(1952) Shaji Karun: Indian director and cinematographer.
(1952) Rene Ceccatty: French writer, a journalist and author whose works include "L’extrémité du Monde," 1985, "Le Diable est un pur Hasard," 1993 and "L’accompagnement," 1994.
(1952) Stephanie Faracy: American actress.
(1951) Nana Patekar: Indian film and stage actor.
(1951) Haïti
(1951) Prospero Gallinari: Italian Red Brigade terrorist who killed ex-premier Aldo Moro 5/09/1978 six weeks after kidnapping him on 3/16/1978.
(1951) Jean-Claude Denis
(1951) Martha Haynes: American astronomer and academic.
(1951) Daniel Anderson: American athlete, played pro basketball for two seasons beginning in 1974.
(1951) Hans-Joachim Stuck: German race car driver.
(1951) Mimmo Cavallo: Italian singer, whose best-known song is "Uh, mammà!" (1980).
(1951) Ashfaq Hussain: Pakistani-Canadian poet and journalist.
(1951) Frans Kellendonk: Author (Ruin, The Good for Nothing).
(1951) Jim Rakete: German photographer and photojournalist.
(1950) Tony Currie (footballer)
(1950) Deepa Mehta: Indian-born Canadian film director and screenwriter.
(1950) Svetlana Georgievna Beregovkina: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1950) Wayne Bennett: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1950) Morgan Fisher: English keyboard player and songwriter (Mott the Hoople and Morgan).
(1950) Tony Currie: English footballer.
(1950) James Richardson: American poet and academic.
(1950) Yevgeni Vladimirovich Saley: Cosmonaut.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jérôme Bignon (politician)
(1949) Nikolai Tikhonovich: Moskalenko in Russia; cosmonaut.
(1949) Peter Dormer: Arts writer.
(1949) Peter Monteith: British horse rider (showjumper and amateur jockey) before becoming a trainer.
(1949) Max Azria: Tunisian-French fashion designer.
(1949) Daniel E Gawthrop: American composer.
(1949) Borys Tarasyuk: Ukrainian politician and diplomat.
(1949) Olivia Goldsmith: American author (d. 2004).
(1948) Alain Afflelou: French retailer, born in a jewish Algerian family, specialized in optical services and sales.
(1948) Louis Chedid

(1948) David Christie: French musician, a composer and arranger.
(1948) Pierre Rosanvallon: French intellectual and historian, named professor at the Collège de France in 2001.
(1948) Devlet Bahçeli: Turkish economist academic and politician 57th Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey.
(1948) Pavel Grachev: Russian general and politician 1st Russian Minister of Defence (d. 2012).
(1948) Joe Petagno: American illustrator.
(1948) Dick Quax: New Zealand runner and politician.
(1948) Ismael Zambada Garcia: Mexican drug lord.
(1948) Sam Robinson: American athlete, pro basketball player for two seasons beginning in 1970.
(1948) Ashok Saraf: Marathi/Hindi actor.
(1948) Ismael García: Mexican drug lord.
(1948) Romy Haag: Dutch cabaret entertainer, actor, singer and transvestite.
(1947) Paula Tsui: Hong Kong singer.
(1947) Peter Lankhorst: Dutch Member of Parliament (PPR).
(1947) Vladimir Georgiyevich Titov in Russia cosmonaut (Soyuz T-8: TM-4, STS 63).
(1947) Alexei Ivanovich: Bobrov in Russia; cosmonaut.
(1947) Frances Yip: Hong Kong singer.
(1947) James K Glassman: American journalist and diplomat.
(1947) Jon Corzine: American politician, 54th Governor of New Jersey and former United States Senator from New Jersey.
(1947) Leonard Thompson: American professional golfer.
(1947) Gary "BB" Coleman: Blues vocal / guitarist / producer.
(1946) Roberto Rivelino
(1946) Rivelino: Brazilian football player.
(1946) Rick Hurst in Houston: Texas, USA; actor (The Dukes of Hazzard).
(1946) Manfred Stengl: Austria -- 2 man lugist (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1946) Carl B Hamilton: Swedish economist and politician.
(1946) Rivellino : Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1946) Carl Hamilton: Swedish economist and politician.
(1946) Shelby Steele: American journalist author and director.
(1946) Wayne Perry: American broadcaster of a radio talk show in Los Angeles called "Heart Touch.
(1946) Susannah McCorkle: American jazz singer, prolific though not too commercially successful.
(1945) Jacky Ickx: Belgian winner of the Formula One Race in 1969 and 1970 and the Grand-Prix-Rennan in 1967 and 1978.
(1945) Peter Duncan: Australian politician.
(1945) Martin Schanche: Norwegian race car driver.
(1945) Jacques Ickx
(1945) Max Julien: American actor.
(1944) Garland Jeffreys
(1944) Suzy Kendall
(1944) Zafarullah Khan Jamali: Pakistani politician.
(1944) Jimmy Hart: American wrestling manager and singer (The Gentrys).
(1944) Mati Unt: Estonian author playwright and director (d. 2005).
(1944) Teresa Torańska: Polish journalist and author (d. 2013).
(1944) Zafarullah Jamali: Pakistani field hockey player and politician 13th Prime Minister of Pakistan.
(1944) Omar al-Bashir: Sudanese field marshal and politician 7th President of Sudan.
(1943) Catherine Nay
(1943) Mary Brett Ashley
(1943) Ronald Perelman: American businessman and philanthropist founded MacAndrews & Forbes.
(1943) Raghunath Mashelkar: Indian rheologist and engineer.
(1943) Bud Hollowell: American baseball player and manager (d. 2014).
(1943) Raghunath Anant Mashelkar: Indian scientist.
(1943) Larry Clark: American director.
(1943) Ron Perelman: American businessman and millionaire, one of the wealthiest men in America.
(1943) Mary Ashley: American scholar and consultant for ABC television to provide research for 20/20 specials and a few papers on Napoleonic history.
(1943) Don Novello: American comedian, best known his character Father Guido Sarducci.
(1943) Jerilyn Britz in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; LPGA golfer (1979 US Women's Open).
(1943) Don Novello [Father Guido Sarducci] in Ashtabula: Ohio, USA; comedian (Saturday Night Live).
(1943) Tony Knowles: American soldier and politician 7th Governor of Alaska.
(1943) Vladimir Šeks: Croatian lawyer and politician 16th Speaker of the Croatian Parliament.
(1942) Alassane Ouattara: Ivorian economist and politician President of the Ivory Coast.
(1942) Bruno Arcari: Italian World Jr-Welterweight boxing champion 1970-74.
(1942) Albert Hunt
(1942) Gerda Rogers
(1942) Dennis Archer: American lawyer and politician 67th Mayor of Detroit.
(1942) Al Hunt: American reporter and news anchor.
(1942) Martin Frost American politician (Representative-Democrat-Texas: 1971-).
(1942) Country Joe McDonald in California: USA; rock guitarist/vocalist (Country Joe and the Fish).
(1942) Gennadi Sarafanov: Russian colonel pilot and astronaut (d. 2005).
(1942) Anthony Hamilton-Smith: 3rd Baron Colwyn English dentist and politician.
(1942) Judy Stone: Australian pop singer.
(1942) George Couroupos: Composer.
(1942) Gennadi Vassilyevich: Sarafanov in USSR; cosmonaut (Soyuz 15).
(1941) Eva Ras
(1941) Barry Goldberg: American musician.
(1941) Asrani : Indian actor and producer.
(1941) Martin Evans: English-Welsh geneticist and academic.
(1941) Younoussi Touré: Malian politician Prime Minister of Mali.
(1940) Clifford Olson: Canadian homicide perpetrator.
(1940) Jorge Risi: Uruguayan musician, a violinist born to Italian parents.
(1940) Jean-François Dehecq: French business leader, the vice president of the National Industry Council.
(1940) Dominique Grange: French singer, songwriter and political activist since the early 1960s.
(1940) Frank Langella in Bayonne: New Jersey, USA; actor (Dracula, Diary of a Mad Housewife, Twelve Chairs).
(1940) Jean Calbrix: French crime writer, and professor of mathematics at the University of Rouen.
(1940) Laszlo Sary: Composer.
(1940) Richard Henry Orton: Composer.
(1940) Jack Kiefer in Columbia: Pennsylvania, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Ralphs Senior Classic).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Michèle Mercier: French actress.
(1939) John Grundhofer: American accountant and CEO in charge of First Bank System, a bank holding company.
(1939) Michele Mercier: French actress.
(1939) Phil Read: English motorcycle racer and businessman.
(1939) Michéle Mercier: Nice Actor.
(1938) Frank Langella: American actor and legitimate theater producer, best known for his 1970s performances in "Diary of a Mad Housewife" and "Dracula," though he has had a distinguished theater career of classical and demanding roles in over 70 plays.
(1938) Gus Trikonis: American actor, dancer and singer who moved began directing in 1975.
(1938) Bill Emerson American politician (Representative-Republican-Missouri: 1981-).
(1938) Erkki Lähde: Finnish professor, a forest scientist whose radical views on how to manage forests stir dissent.
(1938) Robert Jankel: English businessman founded Panther Westwinds (d. 2005).

(1938) Clay Cole: American television host and producer (d. 2010).
(1937) Matt Robinson (actor)
(1937) John Fuller: English poet and author.
(1937) Matt Robinson: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2002).
(1937) Petros Markaris: Greek author poet and playwright.
(1937) Adam Wisniewski-Snerg: Polish author (d. 1995).
(1936) Claude Hagège: French linguist, who was elected to the Collège de France in 1988 and received several awards for his work, including the Prix de l'Académie Française and the CNRS Gold medal.
(1936) Charlotte Ann Tuton
(1936) Jacques Bobe
(1936) Eve Queler: NYC, New York -- Conductor.
(1936) James Sinegal: American merchandise marketer and CEO in charge of Costco Wholesale warehouses, a membership warehouse style wholesaler, with over 60 west coast stores as of 2000.
(1936) Louis Rostollan: French road bicycle racer, professional from 1958 until 1967.
(1936) Don Nehlen: American football player and coach.
(1936) Willye B: White; American long jumper (Olympics-silver-1956).
(1936) Charlotte Tuton: American astrologer and author, sometimes writing under the pen name of Raleigh J. Douglas.
(1935) Doris Hebel: American pro astrologer for over 20 years, an author, consultant and lecturer.
(1935) Rinaldo Olivieri: Italian soccer player.
(1935) Valentin Nikolaevich N Benderov: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1935) Harold Martina: Netherland Antilles -- Pianist / conductor.
(1935) Brian Hutton: American actor and director (d. 2014).
(1935) B Kliban: American cartoonist (Born 1935).
(1934) Lakhdar Brahimi: Algerian politician Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1934) Alan Berg: American radio talk show host (Born 1934).
(1933) Anders Bo Leif Linde: Composer.
(1933) James A: Abrahamson; US Air Force/astronaut.
(1933) James Hormel: American philanthropist and a former United States Ambassador to Luxembourg.
(1933) Joe Orton: England, United Kingdom -- Actor / dramatist (Prick Up Your Ears).
(1933) Frederick Lowy: Canadian psychiatrist and academic.
(1933) Joseph Koo: Chinese composer and conductor.
(1933) Norman Yemm: Australian actor.
(1933) Jean-Pierre Farkas: French journalist and head of radio.
(1932) Jackie Parker: American football player who became an All-American in college football and an outstanding professional football player in the Canadian Football League at the running back, quarterback, defensive back, and kicker positions.
(1932) Richard Boucher: French soccer/football player and coach.
(1932) Giuseppe Patanè: Italian conductor (d. 1989).
(1932) Leman Çıdamlı: Turkish actress (d. 2012).
(1932) Arnfried G D P: Dutch manufacturer (breadcrumbs) / drugs dealer.
(1932) Giuseppe Patane: Italian opera conductor (d. 1989).
(1932) Alessandro Fantivi: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) Ana Domingo Nieto: Spanish educator, linguist and retired teacher who became blind at 61 years and yet still active and dedicated to different interests (including theater) in 2012 at 81 years.
(1931) Goree Carter: American singer, guitarist, drummer, songwriter and soldier.
(1931) Siddig El Nigoumi: Ceramicist.
(1931) Carel Brons: Composer.
(1931) Jimmy Smyth: Irish hurler (d. 2013).
(1930) Frederick Wiseman: American director and producer.
(1930) Bitti Bergamo: Italian tennis champ; killed in a car accident 10/12/1979, Prato, Italy.
(1930) Gaafar al-Nimeiry: Sudanese politician (d. 2009).
(1930) Ty Hardin: American film actor.
(1930) Jean-Pierre Duprey: French poet and sculptor, one of the modern examples of an accursed poet.
(1930) Werner Heiden: Composer.
(1930) Gaafar Nimeiry: Egyptian-Sudanese politician 4th President of the Sudan (d. 2009).
(1930) Gaafar Muhammad Nimeiry: Premier / President (Sudan).
(1930) Jean Duprey: France Writer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Christian Millau: French food critic and author.
(1929) Larry King: American playwright, journalist, and novelist, best remembered for his 1978 Tony Award-nominated play "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," which became a long-running production on Broadway and was later turned into a feature film starring Burt Reynolds, Charles Durning and Dolly Parton.
(1929) Raymond Chow: Hong Kong film producer co-founded Orange Sky Golden Harvest.
(1929) Holling Gustav Vapor: Character on Northern Exposure.
(1929) Haruo Nakajima: Japanese actor.
(1929) Joseph Lombardo: American mafioso.
(1928) Ernest Tidyman: American author and screenwriter (d. 1984).
(1928) Jean Salignon: France sport Champion.
(1928) Gerhard Weinberg: German-American historian author and academic.
(1928) Ernest R Tidyman: Ohio, United States -- Novelist / screenwriter (French Connection).

(1928) Vello Viisimaa: Estonian actor and singer (d. 1991).
(1927) Maurice Béjart: French dancer, choreographer, ballet and opera director; his style incorporates an eclectic blend of jazz, avant-garde music and nontraditional dance forms.
(1927) Introduction of the euro
(1927) James Reeb: American Unitarian Universalist minister and a pastor and civil rights activist in Washington, D.C.
(1927) Yuri Grigorovich: Leningrad, Russia -- Choreographer.
(1927) Pat Heywood: Scottish actress.
(1927) Vernon Smith: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1927) Calum MacKay: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1927).
(1927) Doak Walker: American football player, who played professionally in the National Football League (NFL) with the Detroit Lions for six seasons, from 1950 to 1955.
(1927) Juliusz Luciuk: Composer.
(1927) Barbara Baxley in Stockton: California, USA; actress (Norma Rae, Countdown).
(1927) Maurice Bejart: French-born Swiss choreographer (Born 1929).
(1926) Claudio Villa
(1926) Michel Ameller
(1926) Philippe Deslous-Paoli: Mont de Marsan physician.
(1926) Kazys Petkevičius: Lithuanian basketball player and coach (d. 2008).
(1926) Claudio Villo: Italian singer, a famous tenor who sings the great Neapolitan songs with a magnificent voice.
(1926) Richard Verreau: Canadian tenor and actor (d. 2005).
(1926) Claire Polin [Schaff]: Composer flautist / musicologist.
(1925) Raymond Pellegrin: French actor (Born 1925).
(1925) Zena Marshall
(1925) Mario Merz
(1925) Joseph Crespo: France sport Champion.
(1925) Paul Bomani: Tanzanian politician and diplomat 1st Tanzanian Minister of Finance (d. 2005).
(1925) Valentina Cortesa: Milan, Italy -- Actress (Kidnap Syndicate).
(1925) Matthew ''Stymie'' Beard: American actor (d. 1981).
(1925) George Conner NFL tackle: linebacker (Chicago Bears).
(1925) Paul-Emile Deider: La Broque Actor.
(1925) Matthew Beard: American actor and singer (d. 1981).
(1925) Paul-Émile Deiber: French actor and director, a member of the Comédie-Française, who died on 14 December 2011 in Klosterneuburg, Austria.
(1924) Jacques Le Goff: French historian and prolific author, specializing in the Middle Ages.
(1924) Guy Thomas: Versailles Journalist.
(1924) Charlie Munger: American businessman and philanthropist.
(1924) Roberts Blossom: American actor and poet.
(1924) Andor Schwartz: Hungarian-born Australian Holocaust survivor, a businessman who has written an autobiography published by his son Morry Schwartz in 2003.
(1924) Francisco Nguema: Equatorial Guinean politician 1st President of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea (d. 1979).
(1923) Valentina Cortese: Italian actress who starred in over 40 U.S.
(1923) Marguerite Dar Boggia: American astrologer and mainstay for ISAR for many years, the winner of the ISAR Service Award on 7/17/1989.
(1923) Daniel Gorenstein: American mathematician and academic (d. 1992).
(1923) Chalmers Goodlin: US test pilot (XS-1).
(1923) Milt Jackson: American vibraphonist and composer (Modern Jazz Quartet) (d. 1999).
(1923) Milton Jackson: United States -- Vibraphonist (Milt of Bags).
(1923) Piet Wilde-Meersch: Belgium sport Champion.
(1922) André Bergeron: French union boss and trade union activist who served as the General Secretary of the French General Federation of Workers.
(1922) Ernest Hollings: American politician, a US Senator from South Carolina.
(1922) Pierre Franck: French director, who was head of the Hébertot Theatre from 2003 until his death on 13 November 2013.
(1922) Robert Brun: Bordeaux Military man.
(1922) Ernest F Hollings (Senator-Democrat-South Carolina: 1966-).
(1922) Roz Howard: American race car driver (d. 2013).
(1922) Jerry Robinson: American illustrator (d. 2011).
(1921) César Baldaccini: French sculptor and academic (d. 1998).
(1921) Alain Mimoun: French athlete, he won the marathon at the Olympic Games 1956, in the heat of Melbourne, after three silver medals in the previous Games (1948 and 52).
(1921) Marseille (France)
(1921) Barbara Goalen: British famous model of the 50s, pictured on glossy fashion magazines.
(1921) Johnny Logan
(1921) Regina Bianchi: Italian actress (d. 2013).
(1921) Ismail al-Faruqi: Palestinian-American philosopher and academic (d. 1986).
(1921) John Strawson: English general (d. 2014).
(1921) John Roberts: American military, United States Air Force General and commander of the Air Training Command.
(1921) Jean Laurain: French politician who served as Minister of Veteran Affairs from 1981 to 1983, under former President François Mitterrand.
(1921) Clifford Bourland: American track & field champion, winner of gold medal in 4x400 m relay at the 1948 Summer Olympics.
(1921) César : French artist and sculptor, his first solo exhibit was held in 1954 in Paris.
(1921) Elsa Albani: Italian actress of stage, screen and television, who died in Turin on 24 August 2004.
(1921) Wadih El Safi: Lebanese singer and songwriter.
(1921) Cesar Baldaccini: French sculptor (d. 1998).
(1920) Alfred Tomatis: Son of a French opera singer.
(1920) Marceau Stricanne: France sport Champion.
(1920) Roger Peacock: writer.
(1920) Mahmoud Zoufonoun: Iranian-American violinist (d. 2013).
(1920) Osvaldo Cavandoli: Italian cartoonist, creator of La Linea (Born 1920).
(1920) Elisabeth Andersen [Anna de Bruyn]: Dutch actress (Yerma, Titania).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) J D Salinger: American novelist (Born 1919).
(1919) Carole Landis: Fairchild, Wisconsin -- Actress (One Million BC, Topper Returns).
(1919) Sheila Mercier: British actress, a longtime star of the TV soap "Emmerdale Farm.
(1919) Bones McKinney
(1919) J Salinger: American soldier and author (d. 2010).
(1919) JD Salinger: American writer with a minimum output and excessively reclusive, but famed as a cult favorite.
(1919) Rocky Graziano: American boxer and actor (d. 1990).
(1919) Yoshio Tabata: Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2013).
(1918) Émile Genevoix
(1918) Johnny Man Young

(1918) Willy den Ouden
(1918) Alwin Wosthoff: France Actor.
(1918) Frances Bay: Canadian actress.
(1918) Dominique Fournier: French model with the Lanvin fashion house who married actor Jean Gabin on 28 March 1949, two months after they met.
(1918) Émile Genevois: French film actor who appeared in over ninety films and television programmes, generally in character roles.
(1918) Willy den Ouden Dutch swimmer (world record 100m 1: 04.
(1918) Emile Genevois: France Actor.
(1918) Patrick Porteous: Scottish colonel Victoria Cross recipient (d. 2000).
(1918) Ed Price: American soldier pilot and politician (d. 2012).
(1917) Jules Charney: American scientist, a meteorologist and oceanographer cited as a leading pioneer in weather prediction.
(1917) Aruba (Kingdom of the Netherlands)
(1917) Jule Charney: San Francisco Scientist.
(1917) Albert Mol: Dutch actor (d. 2004).
(1917) Jule Gregory Charney: American meteorologist (d. 1981).
(1916) Earl Wrightson in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; American singer/actor (The At Home Show, Paul Whiteman's Goodyear Revue) (dies 1993).
(1916) Giacomo Neri: Italian soccer player.
(1915) Eug?ne Lafontaine: Villeparisis physician.
(1915) Lewis Bingham: Keeble town planner.
(1915) Francois Bondy: Writer.
(1914) Noor Inayat Khan: Indian princess and SOE agent (d. 1944).
(1914) Noor Khan: Allied SOE agent during the Second World War.
(1914) Paul Beyer: Eguisheim physician.
(1914) Muhammad Hasan al-Rashid: Egyptian social and political reformer of the group known as Al-Amir (Prince) Jamiat al-Ikhwan al-Muslim.
(1913) Eliot Janeway: financial writer (Economics of Chaos).
(1913) Michel Latarjet: Lyon 2?me physician.
(1913) Felix Brunet: France sport Champion.
(1912) Kim Philby: British double agent, a master spy and traitor, the mysterious "third man" whose unmasking as Soviet agent in 1963 rocked the empire.
(1912) Victor Reuther: Wheeling, West Virginia -- Labor leader.
(1912) Boris Vladimirovich Gnedenko: Russian mathematician (d. 1995).
(1912) Nikiforos Vrettakos: Greek poet and academic (d. 1991).
(1912) Boris Gnedenko: Russian mathematician and historian (d. 1995).
(1911) Jason Lotterhand: American occultist and author, one of the Builders of the Adytum during the mid-20th century resurgence of interest in Christian mysticism.
(1911) Eudoro de Souza
(1911) Roman Totenberg: Polish-American violinist and educator (d. 2012).
(1911) Audrey Wurdemann: American poet and author (d. 1960).
(1911) Necdet Kent: Turkish diplomat (d. 2002).
(1911) Hank Greenberg: American professional baseball player in the 1930s and 1940s.
(1911) Raoul Marias: Oriolles Military man.
(1911) Basil Dearden: English director producer and screenwriter (d. 1971).
(1910) Pierre Horay
(1910) Vidal Santiago Diaz: Member of the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party and served as president of the Santurce Municipal Board of officers of the party.
(1910) Koesbini : Indonesian composer (d. 1991).
(1910) Russ Bender: Actor / writer (Amazing Colossal Man, Space Monster).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Dana Andrews: American actor (Laura, The Best Years of Our Lives, I was a Communist for the FBI), dies in Los Alamitos, California, of congestive heart failure at age 82.
(1909) Barry Goldwater
(1909) Laurent Di Lorto: French footballer who played goalkeeper.
(1909) Dana Andrews in Collins: Mississippi, USA; American actor (Battle of the Bulge, Laura, The Best Years of Our Lives, I was a Communist for the FBI) (dies 1992).
(1909) Stepan Bandera: Ukrainian soldier and politician (d. 1959).
(1909) Dattaram Hindlekar: Indian cricketer (d. 1949).
(1909) Barry Goldwater American politician (Senator-Republican-Arizona: 1953-65, 1969- / Presidential candidate (Republican) 1964).
(1908) Bill Tapia: American singer and guitarist (d. 2011).
(1908) du Merle: Toulon Military man.
(1908) Kinue Hitoma: Japan -- 800m runner (1928 Olympics - Silver Medalist).

(1907) Jean Carzou
(1907) Kinue Hitomi: Japanese sprinter and long jumper (d. 1931).
(1907) Alphonse-Henri Chave: French painter and art collector who started a gallery specializing in outsider art (French: art brut).
(1907) Erich Schmid: composer.
(1906) Giovanni D'Anzi: Italian songwriter (d. 1974).
(1906) Frank Stack: Canada -- Speed skater (1932 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1906) Louis Ferrand: French prelate, who was Archbishop of Tours from 1956 to 1980.
(1906) Fulvio Bernardini: Italian soccer player.
(1906) Fulvio Berdardini: Italy sport Champion.
(1906) Maurice Chapela: Valence Journalist.
(1905) Aldo Graziati: Italian post-war cinema photographer, hailed for superb black and white compositions of films such as "La Terra Trema.
(1905) Melvin Price (Representative-Democrat-Illinois: 1945-).
(1905) Stanis?aw Mazur: Polish mathematician (d. 1981).
(1905) Stanisław Mazur: Ukrainian-Polish mathematician and theorist (d. 1981).
(1904) Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry: Pakistani politician (d. 1982).
(1904) Fazal Chaudhry: Pakistani lawyer and politician 5th President of Pakistan (d. 1982).
(1904) Vasilis Avlonitis: Greek actor (d. 1970).
(1903) Xavier Lashordes: Castres EXecutives.
(1902) Dimiter Nenov: composer.
(1902) Buster Nupen: South African cricketer and lawyer (d. 1977).
(1901) Robert Koernig: German homicide; the perpetrator of sex murders 1929-1937, arrested 10/04/1937 and executed eights months later.
(1901) Paul Grossin: French army officer, who reached the rank of General of the army.
(1901) Christine Wittewaall: van Stoetwegen Dutch Member of Parliament (CDD).
(1900) Chiune Sugihara: Japanese soldier and diplomat (d. 1986).
(1900) Paola Borboni: Italian film actress whose career spanned nine decades of cinema.
(1900) Xavier Cugat: Spanish-American musician, a bandleader called the "Rumba King" who taught a generation to tango, mambo and cha-cha.
(1900) Cissy Cunningham: Scottish centenarian born at the turn of the 20th century.
(1900) Hubert van: Doorne Dutch auto manufacturer (DAF).
(1900) Xavier Cugat [Francisco de As?s Javier Cugat Mingall de Brue y Deulofeo] in Tirona: Catalonia, Spain; bandleader ("Perfidia") (married Abbe Lane, Charo) (dies 1990).
(1900) William Haines: American actor, a leading man of silent films.
(1900) Ester Hartman: American first child born in the 20th century in New York, the middle of six kids born to a Jewish tailor.
(1900) Chiune Sugimara: Japanese diplomat, called the Asian Schindler for the similarity of his service to humanity.
(1900) Alfred La Barbera: Italian barber, the first child born in Italy during this century.
(1900) Robert Cami: French designer and engraver of medals and postage stamps, who died on 12 January 1975 in Paris.

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