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Famous Birthdays of 2 January

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

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Zohra Dati: Daughter of french ex-Minister Rachida Dati.
(2004) Caylie Almada: Dancer.
(2003) AstroDatabank News: Astrodatabank Updates column on the website.
(2002) RiverBleu : Vine Star.
(2002) River Bleu: Vine Star.
(2001) Christopher Barrios Jr: American murder victim (d. 2007).

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Dana Vaughns: Pop Singer.
(1997) Colby Brock: Vine Star.
(1997) LJ Benet: TV Actor.
(1996) Aleeza Mehtab: YouTube Star.
(1995) Justin Brown: Rapper.
(1995) Alex Ramos: Vine Star.
(1995) Renata Notni: Soap Opera Actress.
(1994) FaZe Dirty: YouTube Star.
(1994) Sophia Miacova: Instagram Star.
(1993) Bryson Tiller: Pop Singer.

(1993) Everett Golson: Football Player.
(1993) Ian Connor: Fashion Designer.
(1993) Alden Richards: TV Actor.
(1992) Alden Richards: Filipino actor model singer and television personality.
(1991) Danny Miller (actor)
(1991) Davide Santon: Italian footballer.
(1991) Bryan Silva: YouTube Star.
(1991) Danny Miller: Soap Opera Actor.
(1991) Ben Hardy: Soap Opera Actor.
(1991) Luis Cavanda: Belgian footballer.
(1990) Erin Mullally
(1990) Karel Abraham: Czech motorcycle racer.
(1990) Maurício Peruchi: Brazilian footballer (d. 2014).
(1990) Garrett Watterson: American victim of hazing.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) James Byrne: English-born Scottish professional golfer who represented Great Britain and Ireland in the 2011 Walker Cup matches.
(1989) Şeref Osmanoğlu: Ukrainian-Turkish triple jumper.
(1989) Maksims Bogdanovs: Latvian motorcycle racer.
(1988) Damien Tussac: French-born German rugby player.
(1988) Sylvia Chan: YouTube Star.
(1988) Jonny Evans: Northern Irish footballer.
(1987) Shelley Hennig: American actress.
(1987) Loïc Rémy
(1987) Mathieu (Star Academy)
(1987) Lauren Storm: American actress.

(1987) Syesha Mercado: American singer and actress.
(1987) Loic Remy: Soccer Player.
(1987) Danny Care: Rugby Player.
(1986) Nicole Reinhardt (canoer)
(1986) Nicolás Bertolo: Argentinian footballer.
(1986) Ediz Bahtiyaroğlu: Turkish-Bosnian footballer (d. 2012).
(1986) Trombone Shorty: American trumpet player and composer.
(1986) Troy Andrews: American musician.
(1985) Damien Bodie
(1985) Heather O'Reilly: US Women's national soccer player.
(1985) Luis Beza: American musician.
(1985) Marius Neset: Norwegian saxophonist and composer (JazzKamikaze).
(1985) Ivan Dodig: Croatian tennis player.
(1984) Nancy McCrumb
(1984) Luc Ducalcon
(1984) Kristen Hager
(1984) Otacílio Jales: Brazilian footballer.
(1984) Otacilio: Brazilian footballer.
(1983) Kate Bosworth: American actress, whose big Hollywood break came when she landed a role in "The Horse Whisperer" (1998) starring Robert Redford.
(1983) Alfredo Rios: World Music Singer.
(1983) Andrew Ebbett: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Dustin Clare
(1982) Athanasia Tsoumeleka: Greek race walker.
(1982) Gippy Grewal: World Music Singer.
(1982) Ahmad Givens: Reality Star.
(1981) Kirk Hinrich: American basketball player.
(1981) Maxi Rodríguez: Argentinian footballer.
(1981) Ryan Garko: American baseball player.
(1981) Hanno Balitsch: German footballer.
(1980) Jérôme Pineau: French cyclist.
(1980) Skyy John: YouTube Star.
(1980) Jerome Pineau: French cyclist.
(1980) Melvin Holwijn: Dutch footballer.
(1980) Georgios Dedas: Greek basketball player.
(1980) Annie Bellemare: Canadian Figure Skater.
(1980) Mac Danzig: American Mixed martial arts combatant.
(1980) Stephanie Stiegler in Santa Monica: California; pairs skater (and Zimmerman).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Cagla Sikel
(1979) Jonathan Greening: English footballer and coach.
(1979) Tim Cruz: American singer (B3 and React).
(1979) Erica Hubbard: TV Actress.
(1978) Karina Smirnoff: Ukrainian-American professional ballroom dancer.
(1978) Chandra Davis
(1978) Kjartan Sveinsson: Icelandic keyboard player (Sigur Rós).
(1978) London Charles: Reality Star.
(1978) Stéphane Krauth: French criminal, convicted of the rape, murder and incineration of 16-year-old schoolgirl Karine Schaaff on 22 July 2001 in Bitche, France.
(1978) Megumi Toyoguchi: Japanese voice actress and singer.

(1977) Christophe Beaugrand: French journalist and TV presenter, he began on LCI channel, went on Canal Plus, and then TF1.
(1977) Benjamin Nivet
(1977) Aleš Píša: Czech ice hockey player.
(1977) Nikos Soultanidis: Greek footballer.
(1977) Brian Boucher: American ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1977) Stefan Koubek: Austrian tennis player.
(1977) Scott Proctor: American baseball player.
(1977) Ales Pisa: Czech ice hockey player.
(1976) Paz Vega: Spanish actress.
(1976) Danilo Di Luca
(1976) Mahee Paiement: Canadian actress.
(1976) Hrysopiyi Devetzi: Greek triple jumper.
(1976) Cletidus Hunt: American football player.
(1975) Dax Shepard: American actor.
(1975) Raza Jaffrey
(1975) Mathilde Lebrequier
(1975) Chris Cheney: Australian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Living End and The Wrights).
(1975) Doug Robb: American singer (Hoobastank).
(1975) Reuben Thorne: New Zealand rugby player.
(1975) Jeff Suppan: American baseball player.
(1975) David Sandström: Swedish singer-songwriter and drummer (Refused AC4 and Final Exit).
(1974) Ludmila Formanová: Czech runner.
(1974) Jason de Vos: Canadian soccer player and sportscaster.
(1974) Juha Lind: NHL forward (Team Finland Olympics - Bronze - 1998, Dallas).
(1974) Tomáš Řepka: Czech footballer.
(1974) Luis Moro: Cuban-American actor and filmmaker.
(1973) Lisa Faulkner
(1973) Chris Woodruff
(1973) Lucy Davis: English actress.
(1973) Will Kirby: American actor.
(1973) Chris Woodruff in Knoxville: Tennessee, USA; tennis star (1993 NCAA Division I).
(1973) Abu Wilson: running back (Indianapolis Colts).
(1973) Sarah Schwald in Bellingham: Washington, USA; 1.5k runner.
(1973) Fredric Ford: WLAF cornerback (Scotland Claymores)/NFL cornerback (Eagles).
(1972) Lake Dawson: American football player, a wide receiver with the Indianapolis Colts who signed with the team on 2/11/1999.
(1972) Christopher Lennertz: American composer.
(1972) Paweł Januszewski: Polish hurdler.
(1972) Jeff Jackson: American baseball outfielder (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1972) Mattias Norstrom in Mora: Sweden; NHL defenseman (Team Sweden, Los Angeles Kings).
(1972) Mattias Norström: Swedish ice hockey player and manager.
(1972) Hristos Meletoglou: German-Greek triple jumper.
(1972) Rodney MacDonald: Canadian educator and politician 26th Premier of Nova Scotia.
(1972) Adam Elliot: Australian animator and screenwriter.
(1971) Taye Diggs: American actor.
(1971) Lisa Harrison: American basketball player.
(1971) Renee Elise Goldsberry: American actress and singer.
(1971) Yutaka Takenouchi: Japanese actor.
(1971) Renée Goldsberry: American actress and singer.
(1971) Markus Hoffmann: German actor (d. 1997).
(1971) Aaron Williams: NBA center (Seattle Supersonics).
(1971) Brad Parpan: WLAF quarterback (Rhein Fire).
(1971) Horace Copeland: NFL wide receiver (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1970) Isabella Parkinson
(1970) Eric Whitacre: American composer.
(1970) Robert John Bardo
(1970) Sanda Ladosi: Romanian singer.
(1970) Aleksandr Shimin: Hockey goaltender (Team Kazakhstan Olympics - 1998).
(1970) Royce Clayton in Burbank: California, USA; infielder (San Francisco Giants, Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1970) Sheree Whitfield: Reality Star.
(1970) Robert Bardo: American homicide; a stalker, one of those strange predators who fixates on a public figure and follows their every move.
(1970) Ogie Diaz: Filipino comedian and actor.
(1970) Glenn Cadrez: NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos-Super Bowl XXXII).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Christy Turlington: Model.
(1969) Patrick Huard: Canadian actor director and screenwriter.
(1969) Stephen Davies: Aust field hockey forward / vice Captain (1992, 96 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1969) Karl-Heinz Grasser: Austrian businessman and politician 16th Finance Minister of Austria.
(1969) Glen Johnson: Jamaican boxer.
(1969) Tommy Morrison: American boxer and actor (d. 2013).
(1969) Robert Svehla in Martin: Czechoslovakia; NHL defenseman (Florida Panthers, Slovakia).
(1969) Rick Tabaracci in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; NHL goalie (Calgary Flames).
(1969) Christy Turlington in San Francisco: California, USA; model (Calvin Klein Eternity).
(1969) István Bagyula: Hungarian pole vaulter.

(1969) William Fox-Pitt: English horse rider and journalist.
(1969) Robby Gordon: American race car driver.
(1968) Cuba Gooding Jr
(1968) Evan Parke: Jamaican actor.
(1968) Oleg Deripaska
(1968) Cuba Gooding: Jr.
(1968) Scott Mitchell: NFL quarterback (Detroit Lions).
(1968) Goichi Suda: Japanese video game developer.
(1968) Anky van Grunsven: Dutch dressage champion.
(1967) Tia Carrere: American actress.
(1967) Basile Boli: Formerly soccer player (defender) and then TV presenter.
(1967) Francois Pienaar: South African rugby player.
(1967) James Marshall (actor)
(1967) Robert Liberace: American painter.
(1967) Harlon Barnett: NFL safety (Minnesota Vikings).
(1967) Jón Gnarr: Icelandic actor and politician; 20th Mayor of Reykjavik City.
(1967) Jon Gnarr: Icelandic comedian and the mayor of Iceland's capital city Reykjavik, actor.
(1966) Kate Hodge
(1966) Siobhan Finneran: TV Actress.
(1966) Tia Carrere [Althea Janairo] in Honolulu: Hawaii, USA; actress (Wayne's World, General Hospital).
(1965) Greg Swindell: American pro baseball player, a right-hitting/left-throwing pitcher who played for the Cleveland Indians (1986–1991), Cincinnati Reds (1992), Houston Astros (1993–1996), Cleveland Indians (1996), Minnesota Twins (1997–1998), Boston Red Sox (1998), and the Arizona Diamondbacks (1999–2002), with whom he won a World Series championship in 2001.
(1965) Diane Lane in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Streets of Fire, Lady Beware, Lonesome Dove).
(1965) Russ Courtnall in Duncan: British Columbia, Canada; NHL right wing (Vancouver Canucks).
(1965) Greg Swindell in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; pitcher (Houston Astros, Cleveland Indians).
(1964) Michael McCann: Scottish lawyer and politician.
(1964) Pernell Whitaker: boxer (Olympics-gold).
(1964) Luis d'Antin: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1964) Christopher John: Gray; priest.
(1963) Edgar Martínez: American baseball player.
(1963) David Cone: American baseball player: pitcher, Yankees.
(1963) Edgar Martinez in New York City: New York, USA; baseball first baseman (Seattle Mariners).
(1963) David Cone in Kansas City: Missouri, USA; baseball pitcher (New York Mets/Toronto Blue Jays/New York Yankees).
(1963) Edgar Martinez: American baseball player: designated hitter, Mariners.
(1962) Mo Hayder
(1962) Liz MacDonald
(1961) Gabrielle Carteris: American actress.
(1961) Robert Wexler: American lawyer and politician.
(1961) Hitoshi Saito: Japanese martial artist (d. 2015).
(1961) Craig James: Actor (Human Comedy, Kismet), dies of lung cancer at 74.
(1961) Todd Haynes: American gay filmmaker whose films are controversial and often criticized, often praised for the erotic themes and graphic content.
(1960) Naoki Urasawa: Japanese illustrator singer and guitarist.
(1960) Sophie Mounicot
(1960) Raman Lamba: Indian cricketer (d. 1998).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Bernard Thibault: French trade unionist, who was the secretary of the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT) between 1999 and 2013, a French workers' union.
(1959) Kirti Azad: Indian cricketer and politician.
(1959) Kim Coates: Canadian actor.
(1959) Ines Müller: German shot putter.
(1958) Vladimir Ovchinnikov: Russian pianist and educator.
(1958) Helen Goodman: English lawyer and politician.
(1957) Joanna Pacula: Tomszowaubelski, Poland -- Actress (Gorky Park, Kiss).
(1957) Beppe Gabbiani: Italian race car driver.
(1956) John Lloyd: American actor.
(1956) Lynda Barry: American cartoonist and author.

(1955) Vivien Savage: French singer.
(1955) Raymond Santucci: American homosexual male; met his partner 8/22/1990 at 10:15 PM; by 10:55 PM they had sex and he contacted AIDS at that time.
(1955) Tex Brashear: American voice actor.
(1954) Henry Bonilla: American broadcaster and politician.
(1954) Ludmila Borozna: USSR -- Volleyball player (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1953) Manfred Wittke: German footballer.
(1953) Vincent Racaniello: American virologist author and academic.
(1953) Jacques Tichelaar: Dutch educator and politician.
(1952) Joël Muller
(1952) Ricky Van Shelton in Grit: Virginia, USA; country singer ("Wild-Eyed Dream").
(1952) Wendy Phillips in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Stacey - Executive Suite, Promised Land).
(1952) Jimmy Santiago Baca: American poet and writer.
(1952) Christine Lavin: American singer-songwriter.
(1952) Paolo Hendel: Italian actor, playwright and comedian.
(1952) Andrew Lee: American criminal, a spy and traitor.
(1952) Jimmy Baca: American poet and author.
(1952) Indulis Emsis: Latvian biologist and politician 9th Prime Minister of Latvia.
(1952) Robbie Ftorek: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1952) Wendy Phillips: American actress.
(1952) Graeme Strachan: Australian singer-songwriter (Skyhooks) (d. 2001).
(1951) André Aciman
(1951) Nadia Cassini [Gianna Lou Muller] in Woodstock: New York, USA; model (Oui).
(1951) Alexander Pogrebinsky: Ukrainian-American painter and educator.
(1951) Jim Essian: American baseball player and coach.
(1951) Stipe Božić: Croatian mountaineer and photographer.
(1950) Débora Duarte: Brazilian actress.
(1950) Debora Duarte: Brazilian actress.
(1950) Anatoli Ushanov: Russian footballer and coach.
(1950) David Shifrin: American clarinet player and educator.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Christopher Durang: American contemporary playwright, a singularly outrageous satirist whose pen is dipped in venom and bile in the blood of his own personal wounds, irresistibly funny.
(1949) Patrick Schulmann
(1949) Mike Newlin
(1949) Iris Young: American political scientist philosopher and academic (d. 2006).
(1949) Christopher Durang in Montclair: New Jersey, USA; playwright/actor (Sister Mary).
(1949) Jean Krier: Luxembourger poet (d. 2013).
(1948) Tony Judt
(1948) Joyce Wadler: American journalist and author.
(1948) Judith Miller: American journalist and author.
(1947) Valery Shary: Byelorussian Olympic champion weightlifter.

(1947) David Shapiro: American poet, literary critic, and art historian.
(1947) Jack Hanna: American zoologist.
(1947) Lanny Bassham: United States -- Rifle-3 position (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1947) Calvin Hill: NFL running back (Dallas Cowboys).
(1947) Aleksandr Tikhonova: USSR -- Biathalon relay (1968, 72, 76, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1946) Alain Marleix: French politician who was the Secretary of State for Veterans in the government of François Fillon from June 2007 to March 2008.
(1946) Jean-Bernard Pouy: French journalist, editor and writer, an author of espionage novels.
(1946) Sonny Ruberto: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 2014).
(1945) Michel Paje
(1945) Santo Versace: Italian entrepreneur and noted family, the brother of Gianni Versace.
(1945) Slobodan Praljak
(1945) Claude Raffy: France sport Champion.
(1945) Jean-Bernard Hebey: French art collector, and radio and television presenter.
(1944) Paul Chemla: French bridge player, noted for his broad girth and his large cigars.
(1944) Péter Eötvös: Hungarian composer and conductor.
(1944) Norodom Ranariddh: Cambodian field marshal and politician 1st Prime Minister of Cambodia.
(1944) Peter Eotvos: Hungarian composer and conductor.
(1944) Prince Norodom Ranariddh: Cambodian politician.
(1943) Filiz Akin
(1943) Georges Blanc: French chef and restaurateur, with three Michelin stars and four toques from the guide Gault et Millau.
(1943) Janet Mattei: Turkish-American astronomer (d. 2004).
(1943) Jean-Claude Binoche: French auctioneer for Drouot, a French holding company specializing in auctions for the art market.
(1943) Bar?s Manco: Turkish singer and television producer (d. 1999).
(1942) Hugh Shelton: 15th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
(1942) Jakob Bösch: Swiss author and retired psychiatrist, involved in investigating spiritual healing.
(1942) Thomas Hammarberg: Swedish lawyer and diplomat.
(1942) Dennis Hastert: American educator and politician 59th Speaker of the United States House of Representatives.
(1942) Ray Moore: English radio host (d. 1989).
(1940) Jim Bakker: American TV evangelist who built up a huge fortune before he was indicted on 24 counts of fraud and conspiracy in 1987.
(1940) Daniel Heydon: American author, numerologist and astrologer who wrote a book on numerology that was published by Dell Books.
(1940) S R S Varadhan: Indian-American mathematician.
(1940) S Varadhan: Indian-American mathematician and academic.
(1940) Saud bin Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud: Saudi Arabian economist and politician Saudi Arabian Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2015).

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1939 - 1930

(1938) Ian Brady: Scottish homicide; he and his girl friend, Myra Hindley, were sentenced to life in prison for the sadistic murders of three, possibly four young people.
(1938) Robert Smithson: American artist famous for his use of photography in relation to sculpture and land art.
(1938) Goh Kun: South Korean politician 31st Prime Minister of South Korea.
(1938) Hans Herbj?rnsrud: Norwegian author.
(1938) John Considine: Actor (Reginald Love-Another World).
(1938) Hans Herbjørnsrud: Norwegian author and educator.
(1938) Lynn Conway: American computer scientist engineer and academic.
(1938) Gilles Buscia: French political activist, a leader of the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) ["Organisation of the Secret Army"], a short-lived French dissident far-right paramilitary organisation during the Algerian War (1954–62).
(1937) Peter Davis (director)
(1937) David Bailey: English photographer and painter.

(1937) Marianne McDonald: Classicist / philanthropist.
(1937) Martin Lauer: German athlete, winner of gold medal in 4x100 m relay at the 1960 Summer Olympics.
(1937) Peter Davis: American documentary maker, noted for powerful productions.
(1936) Roger Miller: Country Singer.
(1936) Roger Miller in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; singer/songwriter ("King of the Road", "England Swings", "You Don't Want My Love", "Dang Me", "Chug-a-Lug"), winner of 11 Grammy awards.
(1935) Giovanna Ralli: Italian actress who made her debut at age seven and moved into roles playing aggressive juveniles.
(1935) Jocelyn Delecour: French field and track champion, an Olympic running who ran the 4 X 100 m. relay at Tokyo 1964 and Mexico City 1968.
(1935) Lolo Soetoro: Indonesian geographer and academic (d. 1987).
(1935) David McKee: English author and illustrator.
(1934) Rene Monie: France sport Champion.
(1933) Keith Thomas: Welsh historian author and academic.
(1933) Jacques Izard: St-Girons physician.
(1933) Ed Casey: Australian banker and politician (d. 2006).
(1933) Seiichi Morimura: Japanese novelist.
(1933) Richard Riley: American soldier lawyer and politician 6th United States Secretary of Education.
(1932) Peter Redgrove: English poet author and playwright (d. 2003).
(1932) Samuel Avital: Moroccan-born mime and teacher of mime who studied with Marcel Marceau and went on to develop his own material.
(1932) Dabney Coleman in Austin: Texas, USA; actor (That Girl, Mary Hartman, Buffalo Bill).
(1931) Angelo Scalzone: Italian Gold Medal winner for shot-put at the Olympics at Monaco, 1972.
(1931) Michel Montagne: Wattignies EXecutives.
(1931) Toshiki Kaifu: Japanese lawyer and politician 76th Prime Minister of Japan.
(1931) James Murray: Scottish mathematician and academic.
(1931) Marino Moretti: Italy sport Champion.
(1930) Rene Weissmann: France sport Champion.
(1930) Julius LaRosa in Brooklyn: New York, USA; singer (fired by Arthur Godfrey on the air).
(1930) Pierre Joly: French chemist and researcher in pharmacology.
(1930) William Hoover: American computer technician and contractor; formerly in charge of DP operations at JPL, a computer sciences company.
(1930) Donato Piazza: France sport Champion.
(1930) Julius La Rosa: American singer.
(1930) Luis Ferrero Acosta: Costa Rican essayist, intellectual and art specialist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Art Prysock: Jazz musician.
(1928) Dan Rostenkowski
(1928) Avie Bennett: Canadian businessman and philanthropist.
(1928) Daisaku Ikeda: Japanese writer.
(1928) Howard Caine in Nashville: Tennessee, USA; actor (Brushfire, Hogan's Heroes, War and Remembrance), voice actor (Jonny Quest, Challenge of the Go-Bots, Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo) (dies 1993).
(1928) Daniel Rostenkowski: American politician, a veteran of the House for 36 years and the quintessential congressional deal-maker.
(1928) Tiberiu Olah: Composer.
(1928) Pierre Grandmottet: Bourg physician.
(1928) Gerhard Amanshauser: Writer.
(1928) Kate Molale: South African activist and politician (d. 1980).

(1928) Vaughn Beals in Cambridge: Massachusetts, USA; CEO (Harley Davidson motorcycle).
(1928) Pietro Broccini: Italian soccer player.
(1928) Robert Goralski: American journalist and author (d. 1988).
(1928) Dan Rostenkowski American politician (Representative-Democrat-Illinois: -1994), House Ways and Means Committee chair.
(1928) Harry Hyams: English immovable goods owner (Center Point).
(1927) David Herbert: Publisher.
(1927) Grigoris Varfis: Greek politician.
(1927) Henri Viard: Sallanches physician.
(1927) Gino Marchetti NFL defensive end (Dallas Texans: Baltimore Colts).
(1925) William Crowe: American admiral and diplomat United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom (d. 2007).
(1925) Francesco Colasuonno: Italian ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic.
(1925) Michel Boiron: French doctor, a hematologist, oncologist, and internal medicine specialist.
(1925) William J Crowe: American admiral and ambassador (d. 2007).
(1925) Larry Harmon: American entertainer and TV producer (d. 2008).
(1925) William J Crowe Jr: Kentucky, United States -- Chairman Joint Chief of Staff.
(1925) Andry Maryanovich Nikodemovich: Composer.
(1925) Giacomo Furia: Italian actor and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1924) José Ferran
(1924) Jose Ferran: Spanish dancer, a soloist of the Ballet company of the Marquis de Cuevas and in the Ballet company of Roland Petit.
(1924) Harry Bryan: American physician who took his mom's maiden name after he became a psychiatrist.
(1924) Evgenios Spatharis: Greek puppeteer actor and director (d. 2009).
(1923) Rachel Waterhouse: English historian and author.
(1922) Maurice Faure: French politican, former member of the French Resistance and a former minister in several French governments.
(1922) Blaga Dimitrova
(1922) Bobby Capo: Internationally known singer and songwriter from Puerto Rico.
(1922) Renata Tebaldi: Pesaro, Italy -- Lyric soprano.
(1922) Nico Schuyt: composer.
(1922) Richard Carr-Gomm: British philanthropist.
(1922) Jason Evers New York City: New York; actor (Wrangler, Channing).
(1922) Bernard Chauderlot: Falaise physician.
(1922) Albert Aycard: Marseille Writer.
(1921) Jean Luciano
(1921) Glen Harmon: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1921).
(1920) Isaac Asimov: Russian-American biochemist, science columnist, anthropologist and prolific sci-fi writer.
(1920) Bob Feerick
(1920) Anna Langfus: Polish/French author of Jewish origin and survivor of Nazi persecution.
(1920) Peter Harrison Swan: Bomber pilot / stockbroker.
(1920) Penelope Jessel: politcal activist.
(1920) Andr? Poitevin: Marseille EXecutives.
(1920) Duke of Devonshire: English large landowner / art collector.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Carole Landis: American actress and writer.
(1919) Suzanne Lousberg: Belgian astrologer, devoted collaborator of Gustave L. Brah & Cebesia.
(1919) Louis Moreau: France Military man.
(1918) Willi Graf: German physician and activist (d. 1943).
(1917) Vera Zorina: German-Norwegian actress and dancer (d. 2003).
(1917) Otello Zironi: Italian soccer player who made his professional debut in 1938.
(1916) Louise Berlay: American author known for her metaphysical book, "The Magic of the Mind" on creative consciousness (1993).
(1916) Zypora Spaisman: Polish-American actress and producer for the Yiddish stage (d. 2002).
(1916) Joseph Grimeland: Norwegian sculptor.
(1915) Nick Fatool

(1915) John Hope: Franklin historian.
(1914) Kenny Clarke: American drummer and composer (Modern Jazz Quartet) (d. 1985).
(1914) Noor Khan: Russian-English SOE agent (d. 1944).
(1914) Violet Vivian Finlay Stuart Mann: British writer (d. 1986).
(1913) Luc Decaunes
(1913) Anna Lee: British actress (Born 1913).
(1913) Juanita E: Jackson Mitchell US head (NAACP).
(1913) Juanita Mitchell: American lawyer and activist (d. 1992).
(1913) Gardner Read: Evanston, Illinois -- Composer.
(1913) Ernest Sidey: British air marshal.
(1912) Henri Vincenot: French writer, painter, and sculptor.
(1912) Andre Ameller: Composer.
(1912) Renato Guttuso Italian painter (The Flight from Etna: Crucifixion).
(1912) André Ameller: Arnavilla Musician.
(1912) Barbara Pentland: Winnipeg, Manitoba -- Composer.
(1912) Pierre Barbier: Brinon sur Beuvron physician.
(1912) Osvaldo Morales Sanabria: Better known as Noro Morales, he was a pianist, composer and conductor of dance.
(1912) Anna Lee: Ightham, England -- Actress (Scruples, Lila- General Hospital).
(1910) David Read (ecclesiastic)
(1910) David Read: Scottish-American ecclesiastic, the Presbyterian minister of Madison Avenue Church in New York City, 1956.
(1910) Ulrich Becher: writer.
(1910) Maurice Blesteau: Maignelay-Montigny EXecutives.
(1910) Jacques Catinat: Lille EXecutives.
(1910) Giuseppa Scandurra: Italian elderly woman who married Alfio Fiamma on 1/27/1988, when he was 90 and she 78.
(1910) Srirangam Srinivasarao: Telugu Poet (d. 1983).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Barry Goldwater: American politician, a U.S.
(1909) Rene Etiemble: French literature historian (Parlez-vous Franglais).
(1909) Riccardo Cassin: Italian mountaineer and author (d. 2009).
(1909) Fred Orain: Donnemain EXecutives.
(1908) Stephan Tschudi: Norwegian theologian, minister, and writer.
(1908) Ben Grauer in New York City: New York, USA; child actor, TV and radio announcer (NBC, 1932-73) (dies 1977).
(1908) Janis Kepitis: composer.
(1907) Salvador Ley: composer.
(1907) Edward Albert: Radice economist.
(1905) Luigi Zampa: Italian film director whose work includes "Vivere in Pace" in 1946.

(1905) Michael Tippett: English composer and conductor (d. 1998).
(1905) Michael Kemp Tippett: English composer / conductor (Child of our Time).
(1905) Lev Schnirelmann: Russian mathematician and academic (d. 1938).
(1905) Jainendra Kumar: Indian author and translator (d. 1988).
(1904) Truus Klapwijk: Dutch diver and swimmer (d. 1991).
(1904) Sally Rand: Hickory County, Missouri -- Stripper (fan dance).
(1904) James Melton in Moultrie: Georgia, USA; operatic tenor (The Ziegfield Follies of the Air, The Intimate Review, Bell Telephone Hour, Harvest of Stars, The Texaco Star Theatre) (dies 1961).
(1904) Jérôme Pineau: French road bicycle racer, a professional rider since 2002.
(1903) Anton van Duinkerken [Willem JMA Asselbergs]: literary.
(1903) Juan Caruso: Uruguayan photographer of long career.
(1902) Mary Stothart: American actress, a child star as one of the Wolfe sisters from vaudeville and the old Biography silent films with the Gish sisters.
(1902) Dan Keating: Irish republican (d. 2007).
(1901) Torsten Ralf: Swedish tenor (Daphne).
(1901) Robert Marshall: founder (Wilderness Society).
(1901) Bob Marshall: American activist co-founded The Wilderness Society (d. 1939).
(1900) William Haines: American actor and interior designer (d. 1973).
(1900) Antonio Aniante: Italy Writer.
(1900) Carlo Lombardi (actor)
(1900) Carlo Lombardi: Italian stage, film and TV actor.

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