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Famous Birthdays of 2 December

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 2nd of December

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2009 - 2000

(2000) Sydney Murphy: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Marlee Hightower: Dancer.
(1998) Gabbi Garcia: TV Actress.
(1998) Amber Montana: TV Actress.
(1998) Piemations : YouTube Star.
(1998) Annalise Basso: Movie Actress.
(1996) Shereen Cutkelvin: Pop Singer.
(1996) Mitchel Cave: YouTube Star.
(1995) Derek King: Pop Singer.
(1994) Cauley Woodrow: English footballer.
(1994) Toni Mahfud: Instagram Star.

(1994) Fumika Shimizu: Japanese actress and model.
(1993) Chris Travis: Rapper.
(1993) Haruka Ishida: Japanese singer and actress (AKB48).
(1993) Kostas Stafylidis: Greek footballer.
(1992) Massadio Haïdara
(1992) Kyla Centomo: YouTube Star.
(1992) Sim Bhullar: Basketball Player.
(1991) Charlie Puth: Pop Singer.
(1991) Chloé Dufour-Lapointe: Canadian skier.
(1991) Brandon Knight: American basketball player.
(1991) Carson Dean: Dancer.
(1990) Gastón Ramírez: Uruguayan footballer.
(1990) Jamille Matt: Jamaican footballer.
(1990) Janina Manipol: Model.
(1990) Auburn : R&B Singer.
(1990) Hikaru Yaotome: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (Hey! Say! JUMP and Ya-ya-yah).
(1990) Fausto Rossi: Italian footballer.
(1990) Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu: Ghanaian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Cassie Steele: TV Actress.
(1989) Matteo Darmian: Soccer Player.
(1989) Etta Bond: English singer-songwriter.
(1988) Alfred Enoch: Movie Actor.
(1988) Stephen McGinn: Scottish footballer.
(1988) Fuse Odg: Rapper.
(1988) Edward EMG baron Downpatrick: grandson of English prince Edward.
(1988) Soniya Mehra: Indian actress.
(1987) Teairra Mari
(1987) Monika Pietrasinska

(1987) David Rachline
(1987) Sam Greisman: American noted family, the son of actress Sally Field and her producer husband Alan Greisman; their first child.
(1987) Teairra Marí: Pop Singer.
(1987) Lauren Layfield: TV Show Host.
(1987) Mari-Leen : Estonian singer.
(1986) Tal Wilkenfeld: Australian bass player and composer.
(1986) Claudiu Keșerü: Romanian footballer.
(1986) Amber Hunter: Reality Star.
(1986) Seann Walsh: English comedian and actor.
(1986) Adam le Fondre: English footballer.
(1986) Claudiu Keseru: Romanian football player.
(1986) Edson Araújo: Brazilian footballer (d. 2014).
(1986) Veronika Kapshay: Ukrainian tennis player.
(1985) Amaury Leveaux: French swimming champion, has held several world records, winner of Gold and Silver medals at the 2012 Olympics.
(1985) Alicia Hall
(1985) 2015 San Bernardino shooting
(1985) Dorell Wright: American basketball player.
(1985) John Dahl: YouTube Star.
(1985) Like Mike: DJ.
(1984) Candice Pascal: French professional dancer.
(1984) Action Bronson
(1984) Dimitri Dragin
(1984) Peter Mate: Hungarian footballer.
(1984) Péter Máté: Hungarian footballer.
(1983) Aaron Rodgers: American football quarterback for the Green Bay Packers of the NFL.
(1983) Daniela Ruah: Portuguese actress.
(1983) Jana Kramer: American actress.
(1983) Stéphanie Crayencour
(1983) Action Bronson: Rapper.
(1983) Chris Burke: Scottish footballer.
(1983) Sarah Vandella: American porn actress.
(1983) Jaime Durán: Mexican footballer.
(1983) Bibiana Candelas: Mexican volleyball player.
(1982) Nicola Tappenden
(1982) Christos Karipidis: Greek footballer.
(1982) Michelle Banzer: American model Miss Kentucky 2007.
(1982) Mike Scala: American rapper producer and lawyer.
(1982) Matt Ware: American football player.
(1982) Pizon: American rapper/producer.
(1981) Britney Spears: American dance-pop singer, a fabulous success by age 19.
(1981) Josef Schovanec: French writer, diagnosed Autistic Asperger, born to Czech parents.
(1981) Lesley-Ann Brandt
(1981) Britney Jean Spears in Kentwood: Louisiana; singer ("Baby One More Time", "You Drive Me Crazy", "Oops I Did It Again").
(1981) Maria Ferekidi: Greek canoe racer.
(1981) Danijel Pranjic: Croatian football player.
(1981) Danijel Pranjić: Croatian footballer.
(1980) Arthur Jugnot: French stage and film actor, and magician, son of comedian Gérard Jugnot.
(1980) Jacki R Chan
(1980) Darryn Randall: South African cricketer (d. 2013).
(1980) Adam Kreek: Canadian rower.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Yvonne Catterfeld: German singer-songwriter and actress.
(1979) Melissa Archer: American actress.
(1979) Angelina Grün
(1979) Michael McIndoe: Scottish professional footballer.
(1979) Sabina Babayeva: Azerbaijani singer.
(1978) Nelly Furtado: Portuguese-Canadian singer and songwriter.
(1978) Chris Wolstenholme: British bassist (Muse).
(1978) Kimberly Mays: American news figure who was the focus of a heart breaking debate between two sets of parents when it was learned that Hardee Memorial Hospital had wrongly switched Kimberly Twigg with Arlena Mays at birth.
(1978) Maëlle Ricker: Canadian snowboarder.
(1978) Jason Collins: American basketball player.

(1978) Luigi Malafronte: Italian footballer.
(1978) Jarron Collins: American basketball player and coach.
(1978) Melissa Archer: American actress.
(1978) Maelle Ricker: Canadian snowboarder, Olympic Gold Medalist.
(1978) Christopher Wolstenholme: Bassist.
(1978) Peter Moylan: Australian baseball player.
(1978) David Rivas: Spanish footballer.
(1977) Jérôme Thion
(1977) Siyabonga Nomvethe: South African footballer.
(1976) Masafumi Gotoh: Japanese singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Asian Kung-Fu Generation).
(1976) Masafumi Goto: Japanese singer (Asian Kung-Fu Generation).
(1976) Eddy Garabito: Dominican baseball player.
(1976) Jennifer Robinson: Barrie, Ontario -- (1996 Canadian Champ).
(1976) Erik Everhard: Canadian porn actor director and producer.
(1975) Adel Kachermi
(1975) Priscilla Telmon
(1975) Mark Kotsay: Whittier, California -- Baseball outfielder (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1975) Brett Lindros in London: England; NHL right wing (New York Islanders).
(1973) Michaël Youn: French actor, singer, comedian, and TV and radio personality.
(1973) Monica Seles: Yugoslavian (now Serbian) tennis star who won the U.S.
(1973) Jan Ullrich: German cyclist, he won the Tour de France in 1997.
(1973) Graham Kavanagh: Irish footballer and manager.
(1973) Kevin Feighery NFL/WLAF punter (New York Giants: Florida Panthers, Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1973) Nana Rokusha: Japanese model and actress.
(1973) Lee Steele: English footballer.
(1972) Alan Henderson: NBA forward (Atlanta Hawks).
(1972) Raphaëlle Duchemin
(1972) Zack Crockett: NFL running back (Indianapolis Colts).
(1972) Sergei Zholtok: Latvian ice hockey player (d. 2004).
(1972) Sergejs Žoltoks: Latvian ice hockey player (d. 2004).
(1972) Chris Burns: Canadian Football League tackle (Calgary Stampeders).
(1971) Julio César Baldivieso
(1971) Wilson Jermaine Heredia: American actor.
(1971) Rachel McQuillan Merewether in New South Wales: Australia; tennis star (1989 Futures ITA).
(1971) Sara Gran: American writer.
(1971) Jessie Hicks: WNBA forward / center (Utah Starzz).
(1971) Wilson Heredia: American actor and singer.
(1971) Francesco Toldo: Italian football player.
(1971) Jüri Reinvere: Estonian-German composer and poet.
(1971) Mine Yoshizaki: Japanese illustrator.
(1971) Roy van: de Hill; soccer player (Roda JC).
(1970) Kashmira Shah
(1970) Joe Truglio: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1970) Joe Lo Truglio: American actor, writer and comedian.
(1970) Yang Hyun Suk: South Korean record producer.
(1970) Maksim Tarasov: Russian pole vaulter.
(1970) Rene Pucher in Presov: Czechoslovakia; hockey forward (Team Slovakia).
(1970) Treach : American rapper (Naughty by Nature).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Paul Stankowski
(1969) Yang Hyun-suk: South Korean singer-songwriter and producer (Seo Taiji and Boys).
(1969) Tanya Plibersek: Australian journalist and politician 45th Australian Minister of Health.
(1969) Pavel Loskutov: Estonian runner.
(1969) Ulrika Bergquist: Swedish journalist.
(1969) Lewis Bush: NFL outside linebacker (San Diego Chargers).
(1969) Paul Francis Stankowski in Oxnard: California, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Las Vegas-5th).
(1969) Luisa Corna: Italian television presenter, singer, model, and actress.
(1969) O J: McDuffie; NFL wide receiver (Miami Dolphins).
(1968) Lucy Liu: American actress.

(1968) Rena Sofer: Actress (Rocky-Loving, Lois Cerullo- General Hospital).
(1968) Nate Mendel: American bassist (Foo Fighters).
(1968) Darryl Kile in Garden Grove: California, USA; pitcher (Houston Astros).
(1968) Jiri Dopita in Sumperk: Czechoslovakia; hockey forward (Team Czechoslovakia Olympics-gold-1998).
(1968) Mark Harding: Bath, England -- Keeper of Internet biographies.
(1968) David Batty: English footballer.
(1968) Darryl Kile: American baseball player (Born 1968).
(1968) Mu'Min Bey: American astrologer who began his study the summer of 1992 after hearing a radio show on Astrology.
(1968) Elna Reinach in Pretoria: South Africa; tennis star.
(1967) Giovanni Parisi: Italian boxer who won an Olympic Gold Medal at Seoul, 1988.
(1967) Massimiliano Lelli
(1967) Sharry Konopski: Longview, Washington -- Playmate (August, 1987).
(1967) Laurie Morgan: Channel Islands chief minister.
(1967) Mary Creagh: English scholar and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Transport.
(1966) Philippe Etchebest: French chef and television host.
(1966) Kelly Buchberger
(1966) Zeke Jones in Yipsilanti: Michigan, USA; 114.
(1966) Kelly Buchberger in Langenburg: Saskatchewan, Canada; NHL left wing (Edmonton Oilers).
(1966) Anita Jokiel: in Poland; gymnast (Olympics-1980).
(1966) Rob Sullivan in Chicago: Illinois, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1991 Tri-City Pro-Am).
(1966) Jinsei Shinzaki: Japanese wrestler and promoter co-founded Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling.
(1966) Angela Kelly: Angela Kelly from East Kilbride, Scotland, made headlines in 2007 when she won 35 millions pounds in EuroMillions lottery and became the biggest lottery winner at that time.
(1965) Luisa Corna
(1965) Beatrice Macola: Italian actress who unexpectedly died at the age of 36 from a stroke, 12/13/2001.
(1965) Karrie Mitchell in Arvada: Colorado, USA; Miss Colorado-America (1991-top 10).
(1964) David Pujadas: French television presenter and journalist, an anchorman on France 2's weeknight newscast, Le Journal de 20 Heures, at 20:00 CET in Metropolitan France.
(1964) Chip Hale: Santa Clara, California -- Infielder (Minn Twins).
(1964) Yolanda Henry in Houston: Texas, USA; high jumper.
(1964) Chip Hale in Santa Clara: California, USA; infielder (Minnesota Twins).
(1964) Brian Habib: NFL guard (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1963) Brendan Coyle: English actor.
(1963) Éric Boyer: French professional road bicycle racer, who finished in 5th place in the overall classification in the 1988 Tour de France.
(1963) Ron Sutter: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1963) Dan Gauthier: American actor.
(1963) Rich Sutter: Canadian ice hockey player and scout.
(1963) Ann Patchett: American novelist.
(1962) Jacqui Frazier-lyde: Boxer.
(1962) John Dyegh: Nigerian businessman and politician.
(1962) Kardam : Prince of Turnovo, titular Bulgarian royal family.
(1961) Laurent Storch
(1961) Claudio Lorimer: Italian actor, best known as "Johnny" in the Italian TV series, "I ragazzi del muretto".
(1961) Richard Quinn: Scottish jockey who joined Henry Cecil in Newmarket (2000-2004).
(1961) Alex Garcia: Boxer.
(1960) Rick Savage: Bassist.
(1960) Justus von Dohnányi: German actor director and screenwriter.
(1960) Nicholas Dingley alias Razzle: British drummer (Hanoi Rocks) (d. 1984).
(1960) Rick Savage bass player (Def Leppard - "Hysteria": "Rock of Ages").
(1960) Razzle : English musician and drummer (Hanoi Rocks) (Born 1960).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Patty Jordan in Buffalo: New York, USA; LPGA golfer (1988 Mitsubishi Motors Ocean).
(1959) Greg Barton: Kayak (1988 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1959) Kelefa Diallo: Guinean general (d. 2013).
(1959) Frank Dietrich: German footballer.
(1959) Boman Irani: Indian actor.
(1958) Gaëtan Gorce: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1958) Ezio Gamba: Italian judo champion, winner of a Gold Medal at the Olympics in Moscow 1980.
(1958) Randy Gardner: American athlete, an ice skating champion teamed with Tai Babilonia from 1970, precision mirror-images in a unique ballet pas de deux on ice.
(1958) George Saunders: American journalist author and academic.
(1958) Fabien Lecoeuvre

(1958) Uladzimir Parfianovich: Belarusian canoer.
(1958) Andrew George: English politician.
(1958) Vladimir Parfenovich: USSR -- 500m kayak (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1957) Dagfinn Høybråten: Norwegian political scientist and politician Norwegian Minister of Health.
(1957) Dagfinn H?ybraten: Norwegian politician.
(1956) Steven Bauer: Havana, Cuba -- Actor (Scarface, Thief of Hearts).
(1955) Paul Holmgren
(1955) Jim Cuddy
(1955) Dennis Christopher in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Breaking Away, California Dreaming).
(1954) Jean-Luc Bennahmias
(1954) Dan Butler: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1954) Danielle Alexander in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; country music pianist.
(1954) Huub Stapel: Dutch actor (Amsterdamned, Attic: Hiding of Anne Frank).
(1954) Stone Phillips: American television journalist.
(1953) Myung-Whan Chung: Seoul, South Korea -- Pianist (Chung Sisters).
(1953) Jay Dean Haas in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; PGA golfer (1978 Andy Williams-San Diego).
(1953) Meg Griffin: DJ (WNEW-FM, WPLJ-FM, WKRK-FM) / VJ (V-1).
(1952) Caroline Myss: American medical intuitive and author of a book that addresses holistic medicine and alternative treatments.
(1952) Karen Hamaker-Zondag: Dutch professional astrologer, one of the most highly respected and well regarded astrologers of the 20th century.
(1952) Peter Kingsbery
(1952) Michael McDonald in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; rock keyboardist/vocals (Doobie Brothers).
(1952) Rob Mounsey: American keyboard player composer and producer (Joe Cool).
(1952) Carol Shea-Porter: American social worker academic and politician.
(1952) Keith Szarabajka in Oak Park: Illinois, USA; actor (Nightlife).
(1952) James Lancelot: English organist and conductor.
(1951) Adrian Devine: American baseball pitcher.
(1950) Paul Watson: Canadian activist founded the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
(1950) Benjamin Stora: French historian, expert on North Africa, who is widely considered one of the world's leading authorities on Algerian history.
(1950) Bob Kevoian: American radio personality.
(1950) Amin Saikal: Afghan-Australian political scientist and academic.
(1950) Merrill Ashley in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; ballerina (New York City Ballet).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Shuichi Ikeda
(1949) Shūichi Ikeda: Japanese actor.
(1949) Nedo Nadi
(1949) Ron Raines: American actor and singer.
(1948) Patrizia Gucci
(1948) Antonín Panenka
(1948) TC Boyle
(1948) Patrizia Reggiani: Italian socialite who, in 1972, married Maurizio Gucci, the grandson of the founder of the Gucci fashion dynasty.
(1948) Elizabeth Berg: American nurse and author.
(1948) T Boyle: American author and academic.

(1948) Patricia Hewitt: Australian-English educator and politician Secretary of State for Health.
(1948) Christine Westermann: German television and radio presenter, journalist and author.
(1948) T Coraghessan Boyle: American writer.
(1948) Toninho Horta: Brazilian guitarist and composer.
(1947) Patrice Martin-Lalande
(1947) Leonard Lightfoot: American actor, portraying the role of the lawyer in the TV sitcom "Silver Spoons.
(1947) Reggie Wells: American make-up artist who became known for his long-time (since 1989) association with Oprah Winfrey as her make-up expert.
(1947) Ivan Petrov: Bulgarian neurologist and author.
(1947) Tommy Jenkins: English footballer and manager.
(1947) Michael Green: English TV / video producer.
(1947) Isaac Bitton: Moroccan-French drummer and songwriter (Les Variations).
(1947) Patrick Segal: French sportsman, writer, moviemaker and politician.
(1947) Ivan Atanassov Petrov: Bulgarian neurologist.
(1947) Rudolf Scharping: German politician, Social Democrats SPD.
(1947) Anne Buyl: Belgian dancer.
(1946) Gianni Versace: Italian fashion designer, a couturiere who made Milan a fashion center for his theatrical, outrageous styles, metal-mesh dresses, wide-shouldered suits, casual luxury and lots of skin.
(1946) Jeff Green (astrologer)
(1946) Yvette Benayoun Nakache
(1946) Mahmoud Zemmouri
(1946) Jeff Green: American astrologer and world lecturer; author of "Pluto: The Evolutionary Journey of the Soul" and "Uranus: Freedom From the Known," works translated into ten languages by 1994.
(1946) John Banks: New Zealand businessman and politician 38th Mayor of Auckland City.
(1946) Pedro Borbón: Dominican-American baseball player (d. 2012).
(1946) David Macaulay: English-American author and illustrator.
(1945) Charles Watson (murderer)
(1945) Penelope Spheeris: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1945) Brian Lang: Brian Lang is a Scottish social anthropologist who served as deputy chairman of the British Library and Principal of the University of St Andrew's.
(1945) Charles Watson: American homicide who, on 9 August 1969, while under the orders of Charles Manson, stabbed eight-month pregnant Sharon Tate to death as Susan Atkins held her.
(1944) Cathy Lee Crosby
(1944) Ibrahim Rugova: Kosovan journalist and politician 1st President of Kosovo (d. 2006).
(1944) Botho Strauss: German author.
(1944) Cathy Lee Crosby in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Coach, That's Incredible).
(1944) Inger Davidson: Swedish politician.
(1944) Roger Omond: Journalist.
(1944) Botho Strauß: German playwright, novelist and essayist.
(1944) Dionysis Savvopoulos: Greek musician and songwriter.
(1944) Cathy Crosby: American actress.
(1943) Jean-Pierre Job: French general, who was notably Chief of Staff of the Air Force from 2000 to 2002.
(1943) Wayne Allard: American veterinarian and politician.
(1943) David Munden: Rocker.
(1942) Bob E Smith in Sacramento: California, USA; PGA golfer (1993 Yanase Cup).
(1942) Anna Jónasdóttir: Icelandic political scientist and academic.
(1942) Ted Bluechel in San Pedro: California, USA; rock vocalist/drummer (Association).
(1941) Paul C W Chu in China physicist: superconductivity researcher.
(1941) Tom McGuiness: rocker (McGuiness-Flint).
(1941) Mike England: Welsh footballer and manager.
(1940) Richard Tingler: American homicide; a serial killer of at least seven people.
(1940) Willie Brown NFL defensive back (Denver Broncos: Oakland Raiders).
(1940) Gerry Cheevers NHL goalie (Boston Bruins: longest undefeated streak-32 games).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Harry Reid: American politician.
(1939) Alain Senderens: French chef, credited as one of the founders of Nouvelle Cuisine.
(1939) Jonathan Hunt: New Zealand politician, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(1939) Yael Dayan: Israeli journalist author and politician.
(1939) Francis Fox: Canadian lawyer and politician 48th Secretary of State for Canada.
(1938) Jonathan Hunt
(1938) Michael Levin in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; actor (Ryan's Hope).
(1937) Brian Lumley: England, United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Compleat Crow, Psychomech).
(1937) Manohar Joshi: Indian lawyer and politician 15th Chief Minister of Maharashtra.
(1936) Eileen McCallum: Scottish actress.

(1936) Peter Duesberg
(1936) Peter Michael Braun: Composer.
(1935) David Fischer: American historian author and academic.
(1935) Jurg Wyttenbach: Composer.
(1935) David Hackett Fischer: American historian.
(1934) Tarcisio Bertone: Italian ecclesiastic, Roman Catholic Cardinal, Archbishop of Genoa who condemned Dan Brown's novel, "The DaVinci Code," declaring that Catholics should not read it.
(1934) Andre Rodgers: Bahamian baseball player (Born 1934).
(1934) Sissela Bok: Swedish-American philosopher and ethicist.
(1933) Michael Larrabee
(1933) Mike Larrabee: American sprinter and educator (d. 2003).
(1933) K Veeramani: Indian lawyer and academic.
(1933) Peter Harding: English marshal and pilot.
(1932) J Lahaye: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1931) Ed Meese
(1931) Edwin Meese: American Attorney General, appointed by President Reagan in 1984, becoming one of the most political and controversial attorney generals of modern times.
(1931) Emile Van Cauter: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) Wynton Kelly: American pianist and composer (d. 1971).
(1931) Masaaki Hatsumi: Japanese martial artist and educator founded Bujinkan.
(1931) Nigel Calder: English journalist author and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1930) Roberto Capucci: Italian fashion designer, noted for his creations.
(1930) David Piper: English race car driver.
(1930) Jim Melchert: New Bremen artists.
(1930) Gary Becker: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2014).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Dan Jenkins: American journalist and author.
(1929) Harvey Phillips in Aurora: Missouri, USA; tubist (New York City Ballet Orchestra).
(1929) Gianini Belotti: Italian author, noted feminist writer, wrote "Dalla parte delle bambine" (1973).
(1929) Lowell North: Springfield, Massachusetts -- Yachtsman (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1929) Leon Litwack: American historian and author.
(1929) Jaap Boersma: Dutch Minister for Social Affairs (ARP).
(1928) Jörg Demus: Austrian pianist.
(1928) Guy Bourdin: French photographer (d. 1991).
(1927) Ralph Beard
(1927) Loren Hightower: American dancer who split his performing career between ballet and musical theatre.

(1927) Juan Mari Bras: An advocate for Puerto Rican independence from the United States who founded the Puerto Rican Socialist Party (PSP).
(1926) Jean Troisgros
(1926) Thomas Hahn: American physics engineer and CEO in charge of Georgia-Pacific, a forest products manufacturing company.
(1926) Guy Volmerange: Epinal Journalist.
(1925) Julie Harris: American actress whose stage prominence began in 1945 and earned her five Tony awards out of a record ten nominations, with periodic ventures into movies and television.
(1925) Jacques Lacarrière
(1925) Carla Del Poggio: Italy Actor.
(1925) Julie Harris in Grosse Point: Michigan, USA; actress (Bell Jar, East of Eden).
(1924) Alexander Haig: American Soldier & Civil servant, 7th Supreme Allied Commander Europe, 5th White House Chief of Staff and 59th United States Secretary of State (d. 2010).
(1924) Jack Davis (cartoonist)
(1924) Jonathan Frid: Actor (Barnabas Collins-Dark Shadows).
(1924) Vilgot Sjoman: Swedish writer and film director (d. 2006).
(1924) Frank Elliott: American military, a US Air Force Major General.
(1924) Vilgot Sjöman: Swedish actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 2006).
(1923) Léon Schwartzenberg
(1923) Roland Dubillard: French writer, playwright and actor.
(1923) Roland Dudillard: Paris 7éme Actor.
(1923) Eugene Carroll: American government official, career military man who rose to the rank of Rear Admiral and subsequently became Vice-President of the Center for Defense Information, Washington D.C.
(1923) Meshulam Riklis chief executive (McCrory Corporation): Mr.
(1923) Emile Casalegno: St Rambert en Bugey EXecutives.
(1923) Maria M Callas in New York City: New York, USA; soprano (Carmen, Mademoiselle Award-1953).
(1923) Maria Callas: Opera Singer.
(1922) Don Fellows
(1922) Jean-Charles (author)
(1922) Iakovos Kambanelis: Greek poet, playwright, lyricist, and novelist.
(1922) Leo V Gordon New York City: New York; actor (Circus Boy, Enos, Winds of War).
(1922) JEAN-CHARLES : St-Aulaye Writer.
(1921) Carlo Furno: Cardinal Grand Master Emeritus of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem.
(1921) Jean Lannuzel: French naval officer, an admiral who died on 20 May 1997.
(1921) Jacques-Robert Boissier: Avrancheg physician.
(1920) Robert Moevs: American musician, composer and concert pianist.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jean-Baptiste Doumeng: Lacasse EXecutives.
(1919) Stanislas G0Dlewski: Sorgues physician.
(1919) Michael Geoffrey: Corcos medical researcher.
(1918) Ange Bastiani: French writer, an author of numerous thrillers, who wrote under the pseudonyms Ralph Bertis, Zep Cassini, Luigi Da Costa, Ange Gabrielli, Maurice Raphaël, Victor Saint-Victor, and Vic Vorlier.
(1918) Jean Hamelin: French business leader, the former president of the company owning Le Figaro newspaper.
(1918) Milton Delugg: Los Angeles, California -- Orchestra leader (Tonight Show).
(1917) Ezra Stone: United States -- Actor / producer (Henry Aldrich).
(1917) Sylvia Syms: American singer and actress (d. 1992).
(1917) Maurice Pierre: Ch?lon sur Sa?ne physician.
(1916) Nancye Wynne

(1916) John Bentley Sparkhill Birmingham England actor (The Chair: Hammer the Toff).
(1916) Howard Finster: American minister and painter (d. 2001).
(1915) Takahito Mikasa
(1915) Adolph Green: songwriter (married to Phyllis Newman).
(1915) Randolph Hearst: newspaper publisher.
(1915) Prince Mikasa: Japanese royal.
(1915) Alice Back: British astrologer and teacher, the senior tutor on the Faculty's correspondence courses at certificate and diploma level.
(1915) Takahito Mikasa : Japanese royalty, the brother of Hirohito, Emperor Showa.
(1915) Takahito : Prince Mikasa of Japan.
(1915) Nico Richter: composer.
(1914) Ray Walston: Laurel, Mississippi -- Actor (My Favorite Martian).
(1914) Adolph Green: American lyricist and playwright (Born 1915).
(1914) Eddie Sauter Brooklyn New York: musician (Sauter-Finegan Band, Saturday Night Revue).
(1914) Bill Erwin: American actor (Born 1914).
(1913) Jerry Sohl
(1913) Jacques Courjaret: Saumur physician.
(1913) Marc Platt: American actor singer and dancer (d. 2014).
(1912) George Emmett: English cricketer and coach (d. 1976).
(1910) Taisto Mäki: Finnish runner (d. 1979).
(1910) Russell Lynes: American art historian, photographer, author and managing editor of Harper's Magazine (d. 1991).
(1910) Robert Paige: Indianapolis, Indiana -- Actor (Colgate Comedy Hour).
(1910) Guy Leclere: St Val?ry/Somme Military man.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Joseph Lash: American activist and author (d. 1987).
(1909) Pierre Langlais: French military officer who fought in World War II and Indochina.
(1909) Arvo Askola: Finnish runner (d. 1975).
(1909) Walenty Kłyszejko: Estonian Polish basketball player and coach (d. 1987).
(1908) Robert F Simon Mansfield Ohio actor (Custer: MASH, Man Who Shot Liberty Valance).
(1908) Rufe Davis: Oklahoma, United States -- Actor (Cocoanut Grove, Trail Blazers, Gangs of Sonora).
(1906) Jean Daninos: Greek-French constructor of luxury cars Facel Vega.
(1906) Marie Corny: Lezoux physician.
(1906) Peter Goldmark: Hungarian-American engineer (d. 1977).
(1906) Peter Carl Goldmark: Hungarian-born recording engineer (d. 1977).

(1905) Osvaldo Pugliese: Musician / composer.
(1904) Donald Woods: Brandon, Manitoba -- Actor (Tammy).
(1902) Wifredo Lam
(1902) Lucius Beebe: American journalist, a newspaper columnist known as a dandy for his elegant dress.
(1902) Miroslav Ponc: composer.
(1902) Horace A Hildreth (Governor-Maine: 1945-49).
(1901) Staff Nees: Flemish Organist / composer (Simon Peter).
(1901) Raimundo Orsi: Argentinian-Italian footballer (d. 1986).
(1901) Staf Gustaf: Frans Nees Flemish organist/composer (Simon Peter).
(1900) Jean Dupas: Le Mans physician.

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