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Famous Birthdays of 3 December

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 3rd of December

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2010 - Today

(2014) Frances Fallon: American noted family, the second daughter of television host and comedian Jimmy Fallon and his wife film producer Nancy Juvonen, born via gestational surrogacy.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Sverre: Prince Sverre Magnus of Norway.
(2005) Sverre Magnus : Norwegian royalty, the younger child of Crown Prince Haakon and third in line to succeed his grandfather, King Harald V..
(2004) Olivia : YouTube Star.
(2003) Isabelle Nelisse: Movie Actress.
(2003) Gavin Butler: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Annalise Basso: Actress.
(1997) Hayley Okines: English social campaigner, a girl with the extremely rare aging disease called progeria, known as the 100-year-old teenager.
(1996) Motoki Maxted: YouTube Star.
(1996) Jeremy Shayne: Pop Singer.
(1995) Anna Iriyama: Japanese singer (AKB48).
(1994) Jake T Austin: American actor.
(1994) Jake Austin: TV Actor.
(1993) Marques Brownlee: YouTube Star.
(1993) Kyle Jean-Baptiste: American actor and singer (d. 2015).
(1993) François Alu: French dancer born in Saint-Doulchard, first soloist of Paris Opera Ballet.

(1993) Omega Crosby: Rapper.
(1992) Sonarika Bhadoria
(1992) Jessy Mendiola: TV Actress.
(1992) Cristian Ceballos: Spanish footballer.
(1992) Joseph McManners: English singer-songwriter and actor.
(1991) Masahiro Usui: Japanese actor.
(1991) Mickey Lacoste: Vine Star.
(1991) Dean Ray: Pop Singer.
(1991) Ekaterine Gorgodze: Georgian tennis player.
(1991) Shanley Caswell: TV Actress.
(1991) Charlie Puth: Musician.
(1990) Christian Benteke: Soccer Player.
(1990) Gemma Styles: Family Member.
(1990) Sharon Fichman: Canadian-Israeli tennis player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Barry Kramer: YouTube Star.
(1989) Selçuk Alibaz: Turkish footballer.
(1989) Cassie Steele: Actress.
(1988) Michela Quattrociocche
(1988) Ian Stapleton: YouTube Star.
(1988) Kevin Alexander: Clark; American actor and drummer.
(1987) Michael Angarano: American actor.
(1987) Alicia Sacramone: American athlete and Olympian gymnast, she led her gymnastics team to a silver medal in the 2008 Beijing summer Olympics.
(1987) Brian Robiskie: American football player.
(1987) Erik Grönwall: Swedish singer-songwriter (H.

(1986) Abel Chennouf: French soldier (caporal, paratrooper), son of Albert Chennouf-Meyer, a "pied-noir" coming from Algeria.
(1986) Frank Elegar: American basketball player.
(1986) Radek Smoleňák: Czech ice hockey player.
(1986) Josh Vaughan: American football player.
(1986) James Laurinaitis: American football player.
(1986) Radek Smolenak: Czech hockey player.
(1985) Amanda Seyfried: American actress.
(1985) László Cseh: Hungarian swimmer.
(1985) Filippa Hamilton
(1985) Robert Swift: American basketball player.
(1985) Laszlo Cseh: Hungarian swimmer.
(1985) Mike Randolph: American soccer player.
(1985) S?la Sahin: German actress.
(1985) Marcus Williams: American basketball player.
(1985) Chris Garza: Guitarist.
(1985) Sıla Şahin: German model and actress.
(1984) Sarah Foret
(1984) Hind Laroussi: Dutch singer.
(1984) Avraam Papadopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1984) George Ioannou: YouTube Star.
(1983) Andy Grammer: R&B Singer.
(1983) Sherri DuPree: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Eisley).
(1983) Stephen Donald: New Zealand rugby player.
(1983) Action Bronson: Musician.
(1983) Chinx Drugz: Rapper.
(1983) Aaron Rodgers: Athlete.
(1983) Daniela Ruah: Actress.
(1983) Jana Kramer: Actress.
(1983) Aleksey Drozdov: Russian decathlete.
(1983) Kati Tolmoff: Estonian badminton player.
(1983) James Ihedigbo: American football player.
(1982) Michael Essien: Ghanaian footballer.
(1982) Jake Hager
(1982) Alice Pol
(1982) Sarah-Jane Dias
(1982) Jaycee Chan: Hong Kong singer and actor.
(1982) Franco Sbaraglini: Argentine-born Italian rugby player.
(1982) Lewis Marnell: Australian skateboarder (d. 2013).
(1982) Manny Corpas: Panamanian baseball player.
(1982) Alexander : Japanese-Peruvian actor and model.
(1982) Dascha Polanco: TV Actress.
(1982) Rico Love: Music Producer.
(1981) David Villa: Spanish footballer.
(1981) Liza Lapira: American actress.
(1981) Edwin Valero: Venezuelan boxer (Born 1981).
(1981) Brian Bonsall: American actor singer and guitarist.
(1981) Ioannis Amanatidis: Greek footballer.
(1981) Louise Roe: English model and journalist.
(1981) Tyjuan Hagler: American football player.
(1981) Brian Bonsall American actor (Family Ties Star Trek: The Next Generation).
(1981) Britney Spears: Musician.
(1980) Jenna Dewan: American actress.
(1980) Anna Chlumsky: Movie Actress.
(1980) Natalia Druyts: Belgian singer, known under her stage name Natalia.
(1980) Laryea Kingston: Ghanaian football player.
(1980) Natalia : Pop Singer.
(1980) Doc Brown: Rapper.
(1980) Jim Sorgi: American football player and sportscaster.
(1980) Anna Chlumsky in Chicago: Illinois; actress (My Girl).
(1980) Zlata Filipović: Bosnian author.
(1980) Zlata Filipovic: Bosnian Author.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Sean Parker
(1979) Daniel Bedingfield: New Zealand-English singer-songwriter.
(1979) Andrea Spada: Italian child actor in "The Story" with Claudia Cardinale, from the novel by Elsa Morante.
(1979) Rainbow Francks: Canadian actor and rapper (The Oddities).
(1979) Rock Cartwright: American football player.
(1979) Tiffany Haddish: American dancer, comedian & actress.
(1979) Rainbow Sun Francks: Canadian actor.
(1978) Trina (rapper)
(1978) Liisa Winkler
(1978) Nelly Furtado: Musician.

(1978) Daniel Alexandersson: Swedish footballer.
(1978) Trina : American rapper.
(1978) Jiří Bicek: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1978) Dan Snow: English-Canadian radio and television host.
(1978) Bram Tankink: Dutch cyclist.
(1978) Jiri Bicek: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1977) Jean-Christophe Bette: French competition rower and Olympic champion.
(1977) Troy Evans: American football player.
(1977) Yelena Zadorozhnaya: Russian runner.
(1977) Chad Durbin: American baseball player.
(1977) Adam Małysz: Polish ski jumper and race car driver.
(1977) Adam Ma?ysz: Polish ski-jumper.
(1976) Byron Kelleher: New Zealand rugby union footballer.
(1976) Richard Cawthorne
(1976) Todd Smith: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Dog Fashion Disco Polkadot Cadaver The Alter Boys and Knives Out!).
(1976) Gary Glover: American baseball player.
(1976) Silvia Fontana: American-Italian figure skater and coach.
(1976) Mark Boucher: South African cricketer.
(1976) Cornelius Griffin: American football player.
(1976) Tomotaka Okamoto: Japanese soprano.
(1975) Malinda Williams: American actress.
(1975) Nadine Neumann in Sydney: New South Wales, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Mickey Avalon: American rapper.
(1975) Csaba Czebely: Hungarian drummer (Pokolgep).
(1975) Lauren E Roman in Wilmington: North Carolina; actress (Laura Kirk - All My Children).
(1974) Marie Drucker
(1974) Joseph Gatt
(1974) Samantha Rénier
(1974) Trina Braxton: Reality Star.
(1974) Ralph Staten: safety (Baltimore Ravens).
(1974) Marie Drücker: French journalist and TV presenter on the national channel, born to Jean Drücker who was a television executive (M6 channel).
(1974) Jason Morris: Canadian pop singer.
(1974) Lucette Rådström: Swedish journalist.
(1973) Holly Marie Combs: American actress.
(1973) Bruno Campos
(1973) Amy Millan
(1973) Monica Seles: Athlete.
(1973) Sammy Leung: Hong Kong singer and actor.
(1973) Andrew McNally: Australian baseball pitcher (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Super Crazy: Mexican professional wrestler.
(1973) Holly Combs: TV Actress.
(1973) Brian Loyd: Lynwood, California -- Baseball catcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1973) MC Frontalot: Damian Hess, American rapper.
(1972) Sébastien Roch
(1972) Laurent Roux: French road bicycle racer, who won Stage 13 in the 1998 Giro d'Italia.
(1972) Bucky Lasek: American skateboarder and race car driver.
(1972) Danilo Goffi: Italian runner.
(1972) Saki Takaoka: Japanese actress.
(1972) Eva Nemcova: WNBA forward / guard (Cleveland rockers).
(1972) Peter Wright: United States -- 1500m freestyle (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Linda Ripa: American model, actress, author and younger sister of Kelly Ripa, actress and host of.
(1971) Keegan Connor Tracy: Canadian actress.
(1971) Henk Timmer: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1971) Frank Sinclair: English-Jamaican footballer and manager.
(1971) Ola Rapace: Swedish actor.
(1971) Vernon White: American mixed martial artist and wrestler.
(1971) Keegan Tracy: TV Actress.
(1970) Christian Karembeu: French football player, he won the World Cup (1998) for France.
(1970) Lindsey Hunter: American basketball player and coach.
(1970) Laura Schuler: Ice hockey forward (Canada, Olympics - 1998).
(1970) Paul Byrd in Louisville: Kentucky, USA; pitcher (New York Mets).
(1970) Paul Byrd: Louisville, Kentucky -- Pitcher (NY Mets).
(1970) Joe Lo Truglio: Actor.
(1970) Sarah Silverman: Comedian.
(1970) Lu Parker: American broadcast journalist and former beauty queen.
(1970) Jennifer Rothschild: [Rubin]; actress (Judas Project).
(1970) Charles Hope: WLAF guard (Frankfurt Galaxy).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Bérengère Bonte: French news journalist, known for her intimate interviews with people from politics.
(1969) Bill Steer: English guitarist and songwriter (Carcass Firebird Angel Witch and Gentlemans Pistols).
(1969) Ed King: NFL guard (NO Saints).
(1969) Kwamie Lassiter: NFL defensive back (Arizona Cardinals).
(1969) Denis McDonough: Public Servant.
(1968) Brendan Fraser: Canadian-American actor who, although he easily shifts between the genres of comedy, drama and adventure, is best known for his comedic performances in films including "Encino Man," 1992, "School Ties," 1992 and "George of the Jungle," 1997.
(1968) Montell Jordan: American singer and record producer.
(1968) Richard Dunn: French murderer and suicide, a citizen who regularly attended municipal council meetings but never spoke up.
(1968) Isabel Cueto in West Germany: tennis star.
(1968) Brendan Fraser in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; actor (School Ties, 20 Bucks).

(1968) Kevin Telles: Actor (Party Camp).
(1967) Mark Deklin
(1967) Greg Sutton: NBA guard (Philadelphia 76ers).
(1967) Katie Henderson in Santa Monica: California, USA; WPVA volleyball (US Open-25th-1993).
(1967) David Diaz in Melbourne: Victoria, Australia; Australasia golfer.
(1966) Irina Zhuk: Russian figure skater and coach.
(1966) Michele Verdi: TV Actress.
(1966) Monic Hendrickx: Dutch actress.
(1966) Lisa Lightfoot: Australian middle distance runner (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Flemming Povlsen: Danish footballer and manager.
(1966) David Meyen: German son of actress Romy Schneider and actor Harry Meyen, who committed suicide in 1979.
(1965) Katarina Witt: Figure Skater.
(1965) Andrew Stanton: American voice actor director producer screenwriter.
(1965) Susan Ceret
(1965) Miguel Illescas
(1965) Steve Harris: American actor.
(1965) Katharina Witt: German figure skater and model.
(1965) Tammy Jacques in Auburn: Maine, USA; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Eileen Stocker: American white female on probation and whose criminal records has three pending cases of forging checks.
(1964) Toi Cook: Cornerback (Carolina Panthers).
(1964) Darryl Hamilton in Baton Rouge: Louisiana, USA; outfielder (Texas Rangers).
(1964) Philippe Boindrieux: French businessman who was appointed as Director General of the Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Football Club.
(1964) Darryl Hamilton: American baseball player and sportscaster (d. 2015).
(1964) Marco Tempest: Entertainer.
(1963) Terri Schiavo: American who became the subject of a landmark case, a bitter legal battle between her husband and parents over her right to die that involved each of the three branches of the US Government.
(1963) Joe Lally: American musician, a bass player for post-punk band Fugazi.
(1963) Brendan Coyle: Actor.
(1963) Ann Patchett: Author.
(1963) Steve Hegg in Dana Point: California, USA; road cyclist (Olympics-16th-1984, 1996).
(1962) Tammy Jackson: WNBA forward / center (Houston Comets).
(1962) Nataliya Grygoryeva: Ukrainian hurdler.
(1962) Richard Bacon: English banker journalist and politician.
(1961) Richard Olivier: British director and noted family, the son of actor Sir Laurence Olivier and his third wife, Joan Plowright, the second of the actor's four children.
(1961) Adal Ramones: Mexican comedian actor and producer.
(1961) Pete Gallego: Politician.
(1960) Julianne Moore: American actress with flowing auburn hair and a Pre-Raphaelite face, highly acclaimed for her ability to inhabit her character, the kind of actress who can disappear virtually into her characterization.
(1960) Daryl Hannah: American actress with a lanky 5'10.
(1960) Ben Bottoms: American actor from a family of four acting brothers.
(1960) Mike Ramsey (ice hockey)
(1960) Mike Ramsey: United States -- Ice hockey player (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1960) Chey Tae-won: Businessman.
(1960) Daryl Hannah in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Splash, Blade Runner).
(1960) Igor Larionov: Russian ice hockey player.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Kathy Jordan
(1959) Eamonn Holmes: Irish journalist and broadcaster, best known for presenting Sky News, Songs of Praise and This Morning.
(1959) Kathy Jordan in Bryn Mawr: Pennsylvania, USA; tennis player (US Opens Doubles 1981).
(1959) Boman Irani: Actor.
(1958) George Saunders: Writer.
(1957) Jan Bogaert
(1957) Anne Ragde
(1957) Éric Naggar
(1957) Valerie Quennessen: French actress (d. 1989).
(1957) Valérie Quennessen: French actress (d. 1989).

(1957) Maxim Korobov: Russian businessman and politician.
(1956) Hart Bochner in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor/director (Rich and Famous).
(1956) Ewa Kopacz: Polish physician and politician 15th Prime Minister of Poland.
(1956) Walt Handelsman: Cartoonist.
(1955) Steven Culp: American actor.
(1955) Melody Anderson: Edmonton, Alberta -- Actress (Natalie Dillon-All My Children).
(1955) Dennis Christopher: Actor.
(1955) Warren Jeffs: American convicted polygamist.
(1954) Dan Butler: Actor.
(1954) Michael Shnayerson: Journalist.
(1954) Paul Gregg: country singer (Restless Heart - "Wheels").
(1954) Grace Andreacchi: American-English author poet and playwright.
(1953) Robert Guédiguian: French film director, actor, screenwriter and producer.
(1953) Patrick Chamoiseau: French (born in Martinique) lawyer, sociologist and writer known for his work in the créolité movement.
(1953) Franz Klammer: Austrian alpine skier, he won the gold medal at the 1976 Innsbruck Olympics and was also world champion (both in the downhill).
(1953) Lothar Schneider: German footballer.
(1953) Rob Waring: American-Norwegian vibraphonist and contemporary composer (Søyr).
(1953) Joel Fuhrman: Scientist.
(1953) Bernard Eccles: Bernard Eccles has been teaching and lecturing in astrology for over twenty years.
(1953) Robert Hoeg: American homicide; beat and stabbed his wife Suzanne to death on 5/25/1992 in the kitchen of their home in Brockton, about 11:00 AM, while two of their three kids watched.
(1952) Don Barnes: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (38 Special).
(1952) Benny Hinn: American evangelist and author.
(1952) Mel Smith: English actor director and producer (d. 2013).
(1952) Duane Roland: rock guitarist (Molly Hatchet).
(1951) John Rice: American actor and realtor who worked with his twin-brother to sell 57 houses their first year in real estate, starting in August, 1977.
(1951) Greg Rice
(1951) Jim Brewer: American baseball player (Born 1937).
(1951) Rick Mears: Indy-car racer (over 25 wins).
(1951) Danger Alberto Juantorena: Cuba -- 800m runner (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1951) James Turner Brewer: Maywood, Illinois -- Basketball player (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1951) Riki Chosyu [Mitsuo Yoshida]: Wrestler (NJPW / All-Japan).
(1951) Mike Stock rocker (Stock: Aitken and Waterman - "Road Block").
(1951) John and Greg Rice: American twin actors.
(1951) Mike Bantom: American basketball player and manager.
(1951) Ray Candy: American professional wrestler (Born 1951).
(1951) Riki Choshu: South Korean-Japanese wrestler.
(1951) Nicky Stevens: Welsh singer and pianist (Brotherhood of Man).
(1951) Charles J. Shields: Writer.
(1951) Keith B. Alexander: Public Servant.
(1950) Muntu Myeza: South African anti-apartheid activist.
(1950) John Akii-bua: Uganda -- 400m hurdler (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1950) Paul Watson: Environmentalist.
(1950) Alberto Juantorena: Won gold in both the 400 and 800 meters at the 1976 Summer Olympics.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Henri Boyer
(1949) Adolfo Aguilar Zinser: Diplomat.
(1949) Christopher John Seward: Aid worker.
(1949) Mickey Thomas in Cairo: Georgia, USA; rock vocalist (Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship).
(1949) Heather Menzies: Canadian-American actress and singer.
(1949) Mickey Thomas: American singer-songwriter (Jefferson Starship and Starship).
(1949) John Akii-Bua: Ugandan hurdler (d. 1997).
(1949) Penelope Tree: Model.
(1948) Ozzy Osbourne: British rock star known for extravagant if crude showmanship.
(1948) Diane Kurys: [Emir Kusturica] in Sarajevo; bass guitarist.

(1948) Maxwell Hutchinson: English architect and television host.
(1948) Jan Hrubý: Czech violinist and songwriter (Framus Five and Etc.
(1947) Patricia Krenwinkel: American homicide; a member of the Charles Manson family.
(1947) Christophe Dufour: French Catholic bishop, who has been Archbishop of Aix and Arles since 2010.
(1947) Jacques Mézard
(1946) Joop Zoetemelk: Dutch cyclist racer, professional (1970-87), he won the Tour de France in 1980 and ranked second (six times!).
(1946) David Macaulay: Artist.
(1946) Gerardus Zoetemelk
(1946) Gianni Versace: Designer.
(1945) Paul Nicholas: English actor and singer.
(1945) Laura Dean in Staten Island: New York, USA; composer/choreographer (Drumming).
(1945) Penelope Spheeris: Director.
(1945) Steve Huntz: American baseball player, a right-handed shortstop, and second and third baseman, with the St. Louis Cardinals, San Diego Padres, and Chicago White Sox between 1967 and 1971, and again with the Padres in 1975.
(1944) António Variacoes
(1944) Craig Raine: English poet author and playwright.
(1944) Paul Nicholas: British singer and actor on stage, film and TV, a comedian and singer.
(1944) Ralph McTell: English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1943) J Rushton: English-Canadian psychologist and academic (d. 2012).
(1943) Joseph Ada: Guamanian lawyer and politician 5th Governor of Guam.
(1943) Wayne Allard: Politician.
(1943) Valerie Perrine in Galveston: Texas, USA; actress (Slaughterhouse 5).
(1943) Paul Habert: French vice-admiral, a maritime prefect of the Mediterranean Sea (1999-2001), based in Toulon.
(1942) Edmond Hervé
(1942) Edmond Herve: French politician, the Secretary of State in charge of Health, accused by an investigating commission of "strangely apathetic behavior," which led to keeping unsterilized blood products in stock after it was known they could be contaminated, also accused of a delay in making available imported - and costly - heated blood products, and of negligence in the screening of blood donors.
(1942) Alice Schwarzer: Most prominent contemporary German feminist.
(1942) Pedro Rocha: Uruguayan footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1942) David Shipler: American journalist and author.
(1941) Mary Alice: Indianola, Mississippi -- Newscaster (CBS, Lettie-Different World).
(1940) Jacques Auxiette: French politician, the current Regional Council President for the Pays de la Loire region in France.
(1940) Jeffrey Holland: American academic and religious leader.
(1940) Georges Mauduit
(1940) Jeffrey R Holland: American religious leader.
(1940) Melinda Morrison: American noted family, the daughter of Marion Morrison, later known as actor John Wayne and his wife Josephine Saing.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Terry Cole-Whittaker: American Religious Science pastor from 1977, a fireball who took San Diego by storm with her up-beat, you-can-do-it message.
(1939) Harry Reid: Politician.
(1939) Don Calfa: American actor.
(1939) John Paul: Sr.
(1939) David Phillips: English chemist and academic.
(1938) Jose Serebrier: Montevideo, Uruguay -- Conductor / composer (Star Wagon).
(1938) Jean-Claude Malepart: Canadian politician (d. 1989).
(1938) Jean-Claude Malépart: Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 1989).
(1938) Sally Shlaer: American mathematician and engineer (d. 1998).
(1938) Martyn Taylor: Teacher / campaigner.

(1937) Nicolas Genka: French writer, a novelist and poet who died on 13 January 2009 in Nogent-sur-Marne, France.
(1937) Binod Bihari Verma: Indian linguist.
(1937) Binod Verma: Indian physician and author (d. 2003).
(1937) Morgan Llywelyn: American-Irish model and author.
(1937) Bobby Allison: auto racer (3-time winner of Daytona 500).
(1937) Stephen Rubin: English attorney / shoe manufacturer (Reebok, Adidas).
(1936) Murray McComas: American merchandise marketer and CEO in charge of Blair, a mail order clothing retailer.
(1935) Eddie Johnson: American nurse and politician.
(1935) Eddie Bernice Johnson: American politician.
(1934) Fred Alan Wolf
(1934) Abimael Guzmán: Peruvian philosopher and academic.
(1934) Nicolas Coster: Actor (Robert Delaney-Another World).
(1934) Viktor Gorbatko: Russian general pilot and astronaut.
(1934) Georges Aillieres: France sport Champion.
(1934) Fred Wolf: American physicist and writer, well known for his spiritual, perhaps "New Age" approach to the universe.
(1934) Abimael Guzman: A former professor of philosophy, who was the leader of the Shining Path during the Maoist insurgency known as the internal conflict in Peru.
(1934) Joseph Evans: American bartender, gay.
(1934) Viktor Vassilyevich Gorbatko: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 7, 24, 37 / 36).
(1934) Sissela Bok: Philosopher.
(1933) Paul Crutzen: Dutch chemist and engineer Nobel Prize laureate.
(1932) Corry Brokken: Dutch singer lawyer and judge.
(1932) Takao Fujinami: Japanese lawyer and politician (d. 2007).
(1931) Jaye P Morgan: American singer.
(1931) Jaye Morgan: American singer, recording artist and club performer.
(1931) Ellen Blazer: Dutch TV director (Sonja).
(1931) Edwin Meese: Public Servant.
(1931) Jaye P Morgan in Mancos: Colorado, USA; singer/actress (Gong Show, Night Patrol).
(1931) Franz Degenhardt: German author and poet (d. 2011).
(1930) Jean-Luc Godard: French film director, screenwriter, critic and producer, who has also worked as an actor.
(1930) Andy Williams in Wall Lake: Iowa, USA; singer ("Moon River", Andy Williams Show).
(1930) Yves Trudeau: Canadian sculptor.
(1930) Raul Gonzalez: Filipino lawyer and politician 42nd Filipino Secretary of Justice (d. 2014).
(1930) Phyllis Curtin in Clarksburg: West Virginia, USA; soprano (New York City Opera).
(1930) Gary Becker: Economist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Paul Harris Turok: Composer.
(1929) Clarence Ford: Sax player.
(1929) John Dunne: American priest and theologian (d. 2013).
(1928) Themo Lobos: Chilean comics writer and artist.
(1928) Carlo Giuffré: Italian stage, film and television actor and stage director, who has appeared in 93 films since 1950.
(1928) Muhammad Rahman: Indian-Bangladeshi jurist and politician Prime Minister of Bangladesh (d. 2014).
(1928) Thomas Foglietta: American politician and diplomat United States Ambassador to Italy (d. 2004).
(1927) Andy Williams: American musician, singer in the crooner style so popular in the 1950s and '60s.
(1927) Jean Dewever
(1927) A. James Clark: Businessman.

(1927) Isabelle Harriet Lucas: Actress / singer (Outland, Comics).
(1926) Hans Otte: German composer / pianist.
(1926) Hans Gunther Franz Otte: Composer.
(1925) Ferlin Husky: American singer and guitarist (d. 2011).
(1925) Julie Harris: Actress.
(1925) Kim Dae Jung: South Korean President, Nobel laureate (d. 2009).
(1925) Kim Dae-jung: South Korean lieutenant and politician 8th President of South Korea Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2009).
(1924) Francisco Sionil Jose: Filipino novelist, Philippine National Artist for Literature.
(1924) Fred Taylor: American baseball player, a left-hiting/right-throwing first baseman with the Washington Senators from 1950-1952.
(1924) Ralph Regula: Politician.
(1924) John Backus: American computer scientist (Born 1924).
(1924) John Winter: Australian high jumper (d. 2007).
(1924) Roberto Mieres: Argentinian race car driver and sailor (d. 2012).
(1924) F. Sionil Jose: Writer.
(1924) F José: Filipino journalist and author.
(1924) John Backus: inventor (FORTRAN computer language).
(1924) Wiel Coerver: Dutch footballer and manager (d. 2011).
(1923) Maria Callas: Greek opera singer, noted for her glorious voice, stirring acting ability, and explosive temperament, a slender, chic superstar with a volcanic temper.
(1923) Maria Callas: Greek opera singer, noted for her glorious voice, stirring acting ability, and explosive temperament, a slender, chic superstar with a volcanic temper.
(1923) James Hayes (astrologer)
(1923) Moyra Fraser: Australian-English actress singer and dancer (d. 2009).
(1923) James Hayes: American astrologer and author of more than 500 freelance pieces for astrology magazines, as well as a basic textbook published by University Books, Inc.
(1923) Trevor Bailey: English cricketer and sportscaster (d. 2011).
(1923) Stjepan Bobek: Croatian-Serbian footballer and manager (d. 2010).
(1923) Tom Fears: NFL end (LA Rams).
(1922) Sven Nykvist: Swedish director and cinematographer (d. 2006).
(1922) Len Lesser: American actor (Born 1922).
(1922) Henry Anatole Grunwald: Editor.
(1922) Eli Mandel: Canadian poet critic and academic (d. 1992).
(1921) John Doar: American lawyer and activist (d. 2014).
(1921) Phyllis Curtin: American soprano actress and academic.
(1921) Paul Sinibaldi: France sport Champion.
(1921) Hans G: Kresse Dutch cartoonist (Eric the Viking).
(1920) René Alpsteg: French soccer player.
(1920) Rene Alpsteg: France sport Champion.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) George Boylan: American military, Lt.
(1919) Charles Craig: opera singer.
(1919) Charles Lynch: Canadian journalist and author (d. 1994).
(1918) John Manolesco
(1918) Count Manolesco: Romanian-American astrologer who was the author of 12 books in various languages, including, "Scientific Astrology," which was published in the U.S.
(1918) Abdul Haris Nasution: Indonesian general (d. 2000).
(1918) Abdul Nasution: Indonesian general and politician 12th Indonesian Minister of Defence (d. 2000).
(1916) Rabon Delmore
(1915) James D Hodgson
(1915) James Hodgson: American politician, government official, diplomat, former consultant to state of california on manpower matters; He served as United States Secretary of Labor and Ambassador to Japan.

(1915) Maurice Pauliat: France Military man.
(1914) Adolph Green: Playwright.
(1914) Maria Millan: Mexican writer, professor, researcher and academic.
(1914) Roger Rabiniaux: Levallois-Perret Writer.
(1914) Georges Gosnat: Bourges Politician.
(1914) Irving Fine: Boston, Massachusetts -- Composer (Toccata).
(1914) Ray Walston: Actor.
(1913) Omer Vanaudenhoven: Flemish industrial / resistance fighter.
(1912) Raymond Bonnet: Rochefort-sur-Mer Military man.
(1911) Nino Rota: Italian musician and film composer, winning the co-composer Oscar with Carmine Coppola for the musical score of "The Godfather II," 1974.
(1911) Dana Suesse: songwriter (You Ought to be in Pictures).
(1910) Russell Lynes: Critic.
(1910) Robert Arthur Hughes: Missionary / surgeon.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Arne Olsen: Norwegian actor and stage director.
(1908) Halsey Stevens: Scott, New York -- Composer (Triskelion).
(1908) Nigel M: Balchin [Mark Spade] English author (Business for Pleasure).
(1908) Edward Underdown: English actor and jockey (d. 1989).
(1905) Albert Fiehrer: France Scientist.
(1905) Michel Davet: France Writer.
(1904) Roberto Marinho
(1904) Giuseppe Montalenti: Italian physician, biologist, zoologist and geneticist.
(1904) Juan E Yrausquin: Founder (Party of Patriot Arubans) / minister.
(1903) Daniel Lagache: French physician, psychoanalyst, and professor at the Sorbonne.

(1902) Pietro Mascherpa: Italy Scientist.
(1902) Mitsuo Fuchida: Japanese captain and pilot (d. 1976).
(1902) Willem Arnold: de Vries Robbe composer.
(1902) Feliks Kibbermann: Estonian chess player and philologist (d. 1993).
(1901) Glenn Hartranft: American shot putter and discus thrower (d. 1970).
(1901) Mildred Wiley: American high jumper (d. 2000).
(1900) Richard Kuhn: Austrian-German biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1967).
(1900) Lester Matthews in Nottingham: England; actor (Sir Dennis-Adventures of Fu Manchu).
(1900) Richard Kuhn Austria: biochemist, worked with vitamins (Nobel Prize 1938).
(1900) Ulrich Inderbinen: Swiss mountain guide (Born 1900).

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