Famous Birthdays of 2 September
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 2nd of September
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Camille Grammer: Reality Star.
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(1968)
Cynthia Watros: American actress.
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(1968)
Kristen Cloke: American actress.
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(1968)
David Dinsmore: Scottish journalist.
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(1968)
Jonathan Goldstein: Screenwriter.
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(1967)
Philippe Haim
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(1967)
Tamra Barney: Reality Star.
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(1967)
Andreas Möller: German footballer and manager.
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(1967)
Andreas Moller: German footballer.
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(1967)
Frank Fontsere: American drummer and songwriter (Fozzy and Stuck Mojo).
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(1966)
Salma Hayek: Mexican actress.
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(1966)
Olivier Panis: French race car driver.
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(1966)
Tuc Watkins: American actor.
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(1966)
Dino Cazares: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Fear Factory Asesino and Divine Heresy).
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(1966)
Yū Hayami: Japanese singer and actress.
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(1966)
Massimo Cuttitta: Italian rugby player and coach.
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(1966)
Marcello Cuttitta: Italian rugby player.
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(1966)
Tim Hardaway: Athlete.
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(1965)
Lennox Lewis: British-born Canadian boxer.
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(1965)
Partho Sen-Gupta: Indian director and screenwriter.
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(1965)
Doug Linton: Santa Ana, California -- Pitcher (KC Royals).
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(1964)
Keanu Reeves: Lebanese-American actor, parlayed his non-communicative and dead-pan style into being one of the highest paid actors in his generation in 11 years.
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(1964)
Anja Schüte
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(1964)
Pascal Demolon
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(1964)
Andrea Illy: Italian businessman.
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(1963)
Sam Mitchell (basketball)
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(1963)
Sam Mitchell: American basketball player and coach.
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(1963)
Grant-Lee Phillips: Musician.
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(1962)
Dominique Farrugia: French actor, writer, humorist and head of his own production company for French cable television.
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(1962)
Reign of Terror (French Revolution)
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(1962)
Prachya Pinkaew: Thai director producer and screenwriter.
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(1962)
Jon Berkeley: Irish author and illustrator.
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(1962)
Ruud Gullit: Athlete.
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(1962)
Keir Starmer: English lawyer and politician.
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(1962)
Alonso Lujambio: Mexican academic and politician (d. 2012).
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(1962)
Eugenio Derbez: Mexican comedian and actor.
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(1961)
Claude Puel: French football (soccer) manager and former player.
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(1961)
Carlos Valderrama: Colombian footballer and manager.
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(1961)
Thierry Tuot
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(1961)
Ron Wasserman: American singer-songwriter and producer (Fisher).
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(1961)
Jeff Russell: Cincinnati, Ohio -- Pitcher (Texas Rangers).
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(1961)
Dee Dee Myers: Public Servant.
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(1961)
Mike Ross: Politician.
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(1960)
Christophe Caresche: French left wing politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
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(1960)
Rex Hudler: Tempe, Arizona -- Outfielder (New York Yankees, California Angels).
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(1960)
Eric Dickerson: Texas, United States -- NFL halfback (LA Rams, Colts / 2,105 yards in 1984).
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(1960)
John S Hall: American poet and spoken-word artist.
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(1960)
Hideo Yoshizawa: Japanese video game designer and executive, General Manager at Namco Bandai Holdings.
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(1960)
Kristin Halvorsen: Norwegian politician Norwegian Minister of Finance.
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1959 - 1950
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(1957)
Gloria Estefan: Musician.
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(1957)
Tony Alva: American skateboarder and bass player.
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(1956)
Angelo Fusco: Northern Irish Provisional Irish Republican Army member.
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(1956)
Mario Tremblay: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
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(1956)
Paul Goodwin: English oboe player and conductor.
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(1955)
Linda Purl
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(1955)
Friedel Roggenbuck: German musician, yoga instructor, body therapist, ritualist, professional astrologer and author.
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(1955)
Lucien Bély: French modern historian specializing in international relations.
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(1955)
Linda Purl in Greenwich: Connecticut, USA; actress (Gloria - Happy Days, Matlock).
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(1954)
Billi Gordon: American neuroscientist author and actor.
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(1954)
Carla Flanagan: American battered wife whose history of abuse began nine weeks before her wedding.
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(1954)
Gai Waterhouse: Scottish-Australian horse trainer and businesswoman.
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(1953)
John Zorn: American saxophonist composer and producer (Naked City Masada and Painkiller).
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(1953)
Keith Allen
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(1953)
Ahmad Shah Massoud: Afghan commander (d. 2001).
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(1953)
Ahmad Massoud: Afghan commander and politician Afghan Minister of Defense (d. 2001).
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(1953)
Gerhard P J Thiele: Brenz, Germany -- Astronaut.
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(1952)
Jimmy Connors: American athlete, one of the reigning giants of tennis in the 1970s.
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(1952)
Brenda Ritchie: American talent manager of vocal artists; the former wife of Lionel Ritchie.
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(1952)
Chris Knox
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(1952)
Mihhail Lotman: Estonian linguist scholar and politician.
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(1952)
Leslie Cockburn: Writer.
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(1952)
Earl Pomeroy: (Rep-D-North Dakota).
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(1952)
Ros Reines: Australian gossip columnist for the Daily Telegraph.
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(1951)
Mark Harmon: American actor and noted family, the son of actress Elyse Knox and Heisman trophy winner Tom Harmon, the brother of commercial actress Kelly Harmon, and of Kristen Tinker, wife of late rock singer Rick Nelson.
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(1951)
Jon Feltheimer: American business executive, President of New World Pictures in the '90s.
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(1951)
Gérard Leclerc (journalist)
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(1951)
Timothy Zahn: Writer.
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(1951)
Michael Gray: American actor.
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(1951)
Mik Kaminski: English violinist (Electric Light Orchestra Violinski and ELO Part II).
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(1951)
Michael Gray in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Ronnie - Brian Keith Show).
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(1951)
Mike Kaminsky: Rocker.
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(1951)
Jim DeMint: American politician.
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(1951)
Gérard Leclerc: French radio and television personality, journalist and writer.
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(1951)
Bernard Bourreau: French cyclist, who competed in the individual road race at the 1972 Summer Olympics.
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(1951)
Mark Harmon in Burbank: California, USA; actor (Dr Caldwell - St. Elsewhere).
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(1950)
Michael Rother: German guitarist keyboard player and songwriter (Neu! Kraftwerk and Harmonia).
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(1950)
Harvey Levin: Entrepreneur.
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(1950)
Lamar Johnson: Baseball Player.
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(1950)
Yuen Wah: Chinese actor martial artist and stuntman.
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(1950)
Rosanna DeSoto: American actress.
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(1950)
Andrei Ziemski: Polish dancer.
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(1950)
Phil McGraw: Psychologist.
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(1950)
Vagit Alekperov: Businessman.
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(1950)
Lakshmi Mittal: Entrepreneur.
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
Albert West[laken]: Dutch singer (Dumb Willie).
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(1949)
Jean-Pierre Després: French sommelier, who worked for more than 25 years at 'Maison Lameloise' restaurant in Chagny, France.
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(1949)
Moira Stuart: English journalist.
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(1948)
Christa McAuliffe: American astronaut and teacher, the first private citizen allowed into outer space via national selection and an instant celebrity in her connection to the fated expedition of the NASA spacecraft "Challenger.
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(1948)
Terry Bradshaw: American football player, a champion with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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(1948)
Terry Bradshaw: American football player, a champion with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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(1948)
Nate Archibald: American basketball player.
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(1948)
Sharon Christa Corrigan McAuliffe: Teacher / Astronaut (STS 25).
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(1947)
Simon Casas: French matador, corridas organizer, breeder of bulls and writer.
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(1947)
Jim Richards: New Zealand race car driver.
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(1947)
Richard Coughlan: English drummer (Caravan and The Wilde Flowers) (d. 2013).
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(1947)
Louis Michel: Belgian educator and politician Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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(1946)
Dan White: American homicide, a disgruntled former City of San Francisco employee who shot Mayor Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk on 11/27/1978, 10:45 AM PST.
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(1946)
Billy Preston: American singer-songwriter pianist and actor (d. 2006).
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(1946)
Michel Destot: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
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(1946)
Walt Simonson: American comic book artist and writer.
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(1946)
Joe Yamanaka: Japanese singer and actor (Flower Travellin' Band and The Wailers Band) (d. 2011).
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(1946)
Mary Goudie: Baroness Goudie English humanitarian and politician.
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(1946)
Marty Grebb: Chicago, Illinois -- Rocker (Buckinghams).
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(1946)
Luis Avalos: Havana, Cuba -- Actor (Condo, E / R, I Had 3 Wives).
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(1946)
Roh Moo-hyun: Politician.
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(1946)
Barry Gibb: Musician.
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(1946)
Luis Ávalos: Cuban-American actor (d. 2014).
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(1945)
Catherine Lachens
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(1945)
Scott Spencer: Author.
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(1944)
Pablo Ziegler
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(1944)
Janet Simpson: British track and field athlete (Born 1944).
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(1944)
Gilles Marchal: French pop singer-songwriter and books writer.
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(1944)
Claude Nicollier: Vevey, Switzerland -- Astronaut (STS 61-K, 46, 61, 75).
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(1943)
Edmond Alphandéry
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(1943)
José Alvaro Morais
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(1943)
John Wilson: American Numismatic Association President.
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(1943)
Joe Simon: American singer-songwriter and producer.
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(1943)
Glenn Sather: NHL coach (Edmonton Oilers).
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(1943)
Glen Sather: Canadian ice hockey player and executive.
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(1943)
Rosalind Ashford: Detroit, Michigan -- Rock vocalist (Martha Reeve & Vandellas).
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(1943)
Edmond Alphandery: French politician and minister of Economy and Finance in 1993.
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(1943)
Harolyn Nicholas: American noted family, the daughter of actress Dorothy Dandridge and Harold Nicholas, one of the finest dancers of the 20th century.
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(1942)
Robert Shapiro: American attorney, well liked and respected with a famous string of high-profile clients from the movie and sports industries.
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(1942)
Vanna Marchi: Italian entrepreneur, millionaire and highly successful creator of a line of cosmetics which were publicized through a huge TV ad campaign.
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(1942)
C. J. Cherryh: Writer.
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(1942)
Antonio Lobo Antunes: Novelist.
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(1942)
Jean-Paul Béchat: French engineer and business executive, the CEO of Snecma then Safran until 2007.
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(1941)
John Thompson: American basketball player coach and sportscaster.
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(1941)
David Bale South African: born American animal rights activist (d. 2003).
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(1941)
David Bale: South African American pilot and activist (d. 2003).
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(1941)
Jyrki Otila: Finnish economist and politician (d. 2003).
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(1941)
Sadhana Shivdasani: Indian actress (d. 2015).
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(1941)
Tommy Aycock: Edinburg, Texas -- PGA golfer (1994 Las Vegas Senior-5th).
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(1941)
Graeme Langlands: Australian rugby league footballer.
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(1940)
Régis Debray: French journalist, philosopher, and government official.
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(1940)
Alain Deloche: French surgeon, a former member of Médecins Sans Frontières, who cofounded Médecins du Monde.
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(1940)
James Keyes: American finance accountant and CEO in charge of Johnson Controls.
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(1940)
Pippo Franco: Italian actor, comedian, television presenter, and singer.
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(1940)
Mike Pyne: Jazz Pianist.
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(1940)
Beverly Sanders in Hollywood: California, USA; actress (Lotsa Luck, CPO Sharkey).
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(1940)
Jimmy Clanton: American singer.
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(1940)
Jack White: German-born producer of disco and pop music.
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(1940)
Jimmy Clanton in Baton Rogue: Louisiana, USA; rock vocalist ("Just a Dream").
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Jack Lang: French politician, Minister of Culture, Minister of Education.
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(1939)
Henri Tachan
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(1939)
Bobby Purify: Rocker.
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(1939)
Claude Windal
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(1939)
Bronson Thayer: American fiancier and CEO of First Florida Banks, expanding into data processing, acquistions of small banks and S & L's.
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(1939)
Lily Tomlin: Actress.
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(1939)
Sam Gooden: Chattanooga, Tennessee -- Rock vocalist (Impressions-Gypsy Woman).
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(1938)
Giuliano Gemma: Italian actor (d. 2013).
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(1938)
Christian Ivaldi: French pianist, who studied at the Paris Conservatory with Jacques Février and took a Premier Prix in piano performance, as well as in chamber music, counterpoint, and accompaniment.
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(1938)
Mary Catlett: American actress and singer.
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(1938)
Clarence Felder: American actor.
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(1938)
Ernie Sigley: Australian television host.
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(1938)
Glyn Worsnip: Broadcaster.
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(1938)
Alan Dershowitz: Lawyer.
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(1938)
Leonard Appleyard: English diplomat British Ambassador to China.
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(1938)
Catherine Capdevielle: France sport Champion.
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(1938)
Mary Jo Catlett: American actress.
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(1937)
Peter Ueberroth: American entrepreneur and multimillionaire who, in 1963, opened First Travel Corporation with one employee and $5000.
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(1937)
Len Carlson: Canadian voice actor (d. 2006).
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(1937)
Derek Fowlds: English actor.
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(1937)
Allen Weinstein: Public Servant.
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(1936)
Andrew Grove: Hungarian-American chemical engineer and CEO of Intel, a computer chip manufacturing company.
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(1936)
Károly Krajczár: Hungarian-Slovene author and educator.
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(1936)
Andy Grove: Businessman.
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(1936)
Joan Kennedy: 1st Wife of Mass Senator, Ted.
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(1936)
David Leonard Blake: Composer.
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(1936)
François Bacqué: French Catholic Archbishop Emeritus Apostolic Nuncio to the Netherlands since 2011.
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(1935)
Marc Augé: French anthropologist.
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(1935)
D Wayne Lukas: American horse trainer.
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(1935)
Jim Moody: (Rep-D-Wisconsin, 1983- ).
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(1935)
D Lukas: American entrepreneur, horse trainer, owner and racer who originally started as a high school teacher and basketball coach.
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(1935)
Gordon Massa: American baseball player, a right-throwing/left-batting catcher with the Chicago Cubs in 1957 and 1958.
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(1934)
Chuck McCann: American actor and screenwriter.
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(1934)
Grady Nutt: Southern Baptist minister, humorist, television personality, and author.
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(1934)
Michael Sahl: Composer.
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(1934)
Sam Gooden: American singer (The Impressions).
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(1933)
Mathieu Kérékou: Beninese soldier and politician President of Benin (d. 2015).
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(1933)
Ed Conlin: American basketball player and coach (d. 2012).
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(1933)
Victor Spinetti: Welsh actor.
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(1933)
Tees Reitsma: Dutch astrologer and conductor of an email list of astrological organizations and events as a community service, from 2000.
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(1933)
Ann Richards: Politician.
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(1933)
Conway Twitty: Musician.
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(1932)
Lia Amanda: Italian film actress, the daughter of the character actor Mario Molfesi.
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(1932)
Walter Davis: Jr.
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(1932)
Arnold Greenberg: American businessman co-founded Snapple (d. 2012).
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(1932)
Sue Mengers: Businessman.
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(1931)
Bruno Contrada: Italian law enforcement officer.
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(1931)
Alan K: Simpson; American politician (Senator-Republican-Wyoming).
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(1931)
Pierre Huyskens: Dutch radio host.
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(1931)
Gerald Walpin: Public Servant.
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(1931)
Clifford Jordan: American saxophonist and bandleader (Born 1931).
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(1930)
Andrey Pavlovich Petrov: Composer.
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(1930)
François Mahé: French road bicycle racer, professional from 1950 to 1965.
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(1930)
Roger Declercq: Belgium sport Champion.
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(1930)
Frans Koczur
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
René Dupont
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(1929)
Hal Ashby: Academy-award winning director, dies of cancer at 59.
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(1929)
Victor Spinetti: Welsh actor and director (d. 2012).
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(1929)
Eugéne Brulé: Le Sel de Bretagne Journalist.
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(1929)
Beulah Bewley: English physician and academic.
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(1929)
Rene DuPont: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Bishop of Andong, South Korea.
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(1929)
Claude Guilhot: French jazz vibraphonist and band leader (Claude Guilhot Quartet).
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(1929)
Hal Ashby: American film director and editor associated with the New Hollywood wave of filmmaking.
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(1928)
Horace Silver: American musician and composer.
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(1928)
Odessa (Ukraine)
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(1928)
Jim Jordan: actor (Fibber McGee), dies from a blod clot at age 91 (born 1896).
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(1928)
Mel Stuart: American director and producer (d. 2012).
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(1928)
Miloslav Istvan: Composer.
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(1928)
Peter Mansfield: Writer.
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(1927)
Leonard Katzman: TV producer, dies at 69.
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(1927)
Gloucester (United Kingdom)
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(1927)
Francis Matthews: British actor (On the Bowery, Paul Temple).
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(1927)
Tzvi Avni: Composer.
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(1927)
Milo Hamilton: American Hall of Fame sports broadcaster.
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(1927)
Trudi Jochum-Beiser: Austria -- Downhill skier (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1926)
Quentin McKenna: American electrical engineer and CEO in charge of Kennametal, an expanding distribution business specializing in tool inserts and tooling systems.
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(1925)
Russ Conway (pianist)
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(1925)
Ronnie Stevens: London, England -- Actor (Rodney-Dick & Duchess).
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(1925)
Russ Conway: British pianist and songwriter who had many hits in the late 1950s and early 1960s as one of the most popular pianists of the UK.
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(1925)
Hugo Montenegro: American composer and bandleader (d. 1981).
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(1924)
Henri Krasucki
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(1924)
Daniel arap Moi: 2nd President of Kenya.
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(1924)
Daniel Moi: Kenyan educator and politician 2nd President of Kenya.
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(1923)
René Thom: French mathematician who made his reputation as a topologist, moving on to aspects of what would be called singularity theory; he became world-famous among the wider academic community and the educated general public for one aspect of this latter interest, his work as founder of catastrophe theory (later developed by Erik Christopher Zeeman).
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(1923)
Rocky Marciano: Athlete.
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(1923)
Rene Thom: French mathematician (d. 2002).
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(1923)
Ramon Valdes: Mexican actor (Born 1923).
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(1923)
Ramón Valdés: Mexican actor (d. 1988).
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(1922)
Leigh Kamman: American radio host (d. 2014).
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(1922)
Yvonne De Carlo: Actress.
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(1922)
Vittorio Gassman: Actor.
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(1921)
Gérard Prévot: Belgian writer, one of the great 20th-century authors of 'fantastique' literature, a French term for a literary and cinematic genre that overlaps with science fiction, horror and fantasy.
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(1920)
Michel Beffara: P?rigueux EXecutives.
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Marge Champion: American dancer, ballet and ballroom, started at age five by her dad, a Hollywood dance instructor.
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(1919)
Grigoriy Yevdokimov: Colonel (Retired) and Hero of the Soviet Union Grigoriy Yevdokimov was born at noon on 2 September 1919 in the village Ozhga, Udmurtiya.
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(1919)
Frank Edmonds: American astronomer and professor at the University of Texas, Austin.
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(1919)
Lance Macklin: English race car driver and businessman (d. 2002).
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(1919)
Gideon William Waldrop: Composer.
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(1919)
de Penguilly: St Lormel EXecutives.
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(1918)
André-Marie Gerard: Epinal Journalist.
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(1918)
Martha Mitchell: wife of Attorney General John Mitchell.
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(1918)
Allen Drury: American writer who wrote the 1959 political novel "Advise and Consent," for which he won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1960.
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(1917)
Laurindo Almeida: Brazilian guitarist, a great and individual virtuoso in the bossa nova and a great jazz guitarist.
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(1917)
Great Fire of London
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(1917)
Cleveland Amory: American writer, author of "Who Killed Society," and "Proper Bostonians.
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(1916)
Dorothy May: Bundy-Cheney winner of more than 141 US tennis titles.
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(1916)
René Bihel: French soccer player, he died September 8, 1997.
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(1916)
Rene Bihel: France sport Champion.
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(1916)
Penny Santon: Greenwich Village, New York -- Actress (Roll Out, Matt Houston).
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(1916)
Ömer Akad: Turkish director and screenwriter (d. 2011).
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(1915)
Meinhardt Raabe: American actor (d. 2010).
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(1915)
Dai-Keong Lee: Composer.
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(1915)
Hans Joachim Koellreutter: Composer.
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(1915)
Benjamin Aaron: American lawyer and scholar (d. 2007).
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(1914)
Booker T Laury: Blues pianist / vocalist.
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(1914)
William Dillard: American mercantile retailer and CEO of Dillard Department Stores, a family operated/owned chain of stores.
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(1914)
de CHAVAGNEUX Hubert Frerejean: Fareins EXecutives.
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(1914)
Tom Glazer: American folk singer and songwriter (d. 2003).
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(1913)
Philippe Wolff: French historian, specializing in medieval history.
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(1913)
Israel Gelfand: Russian-American mathematician and biologist (d. 2009).
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(1913)
Bill Shankly: Bill Shankly was a Scottish international footballer and also a famous football manager, notably with Liverpool Football Club.
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(1912)
Johan Daisne [Herman Thiery]: Belgian writer (magic realism).
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(1912)
Ernest Bromley: Australian cricketer (d. 1967).
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(1912)
Johan Daisne: Belgian author, playwright, poet, economist, teacher.
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(1911)
William Fisk Harrah
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(1911)
Romare Bearden: American painter and author (d. 1988).
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(1911)
Eileen Way: Actress (Les Miserables, Rainbow, Vikings, Assassin).
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(1911)
Rene Amengual: Composer.
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(1911)
William Harrah: American gambling czar, the founder of Harrah's Casinos in Reno and Lake Tahoe, NV, the world's second largest gambling operation.
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(1911)
Maria Lambour: French-Breton centenarian, she became lately an iconic figure on the French TV (advertising).
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(1910)
Madeleine Barbulée: French actress, known for her work in the films Caroline chérie, Thérèse Raquin, En cas de malheur and Pierre et Paul.
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(1910)
Paul Saagpakk: Estonian linguist lexicographer and academic (d. 1996).
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(1910)
Madeleine Barbulee: France Actor.
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(1910)
Bruce Boyce: Singer / teacher.
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