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2010 - Today

(2014) Islamic State of Irak and the Levant: Idlamic State foundation.
(2011) Jackson Grossman: American child of noted chef, Nikki Cascone and her husband Brad Grossman.
(2010) Vida McConaughey: American noted family, the daughter and second child of actor Matthew McConaughey and model/designer Camila Alves.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Marley Dias: Activist.
(2002) Stephanie Gomez: Family Member.
(2001) Ellis Jackson: TV Actress.
(2001) Erick Colon: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Tamia Whittaker: Dancer.
(1998) Frimzy : Musical.
(1997) Hollyn : Gospel Singer.
(1997) Jacky Vasquez
(1996) Jessica Marble: YouTube Star.
(1996) Cassidy Shaffer: TV Actress.
(1996) Xycron : YouTube Star.
(1995) Victoria Duffield: Pop Singer.
(1995) Nicole Dudley: American second-born twin; her twin brother was born seven days earlier than she, on December 27, 1994.
(1995) Drey Smygov: YouTube Star.

(1995) Ruben DeVill: YouTube Star.
(1993) Kevin Ware: Basketball Player.
(1993) George Janko: Vine Star.
(1993) RashadTheReactor : YouTube Star.
(1992) Delphine Wespiser
(1992) Sandra Zaniewska: Polish tennis player.
(1992) Vicky Logan: YouTube Star.
(1992) Doug McDermott: Basketball Player.
(1992) Gudjon Daniel: YouTube Star.
(1992) Candelaria Molfese: TV Actress.
(1991) Özgür Çek: Turkish footballer.
(1991) Sébastien Faure: French footballer.
(1991) Jerson Cabral: Dutch footballer.
(1991) Carnage : DJ.
(1991) Dane Gagai: Australian rugby league player.
(1990) Rosie Fortescue: Reality Star.
(1990) Yoichiro Kakitani: Japanese footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Anya Rozova: Russian/American model.
(1989) Kohei Uchimura: Athlete.
(1989) Automne Pavia: French judoka.
(1989) Julia Nunes: American singer and ukulele player.
(1989) Alex D Linz: American actor.
(1989) Adas Juškevičius: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1989) Anthony Wordsworth: English footballer.
(1989) Alex Linz: Movie Actor.
(1989) Rodrigo Velilla: TV Actor.
(1989) Alex D. Linz: Actor.

(1988) Daniella Garcia-Lorido
(1988) Jirard Khalil: YouTube Star.
(1988) Ikechi Anya: Scottish-Nigerian footballer.
(1988) Rodrigo de la Cadena: Mexican artist and performer.
(1988) Matt Frattin: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1988) Ryan Edwards: Reality Star.
(1988) J Hildebrand: American race car driver.
(1988) Jonny Evans: Northern Irish footballer.
(1987) Reto Berra: Swiss professional ice hockey goaltender.
(1987) Leonidas Panagopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1986) Nicole LaPlaca
(1986) Tadeh Amirian
(1986) Navneet Kaur
(1986) Nikola Pekovic
(1986) Dmitry Starodubtsev: Russian pole vaulter.
(1986) Lloyd Polite: American R&B singer.
(1986) Nash Overstreet: Guitarist.
(1986) Dana Hussein: Athlete.
(1986) Dana Hussain: Iraqi sprinter.
(1986) Greg Nwokolo: Indonesian footballer.
(1986) Allan Walker: Actor / writer (Red Buttons Show), dies at 64.
(1986) Jacob Timpano: Australian footballer.
(1986) Jessica O'Rourke: American footballer.
(1985) Laura Zuniga
(1985) Nicole Beharie: Movie Actress.
(1985) Evan Moore: American football player.
(1985) Linas Kleiza: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1985) Mark Pontius: Drummer.
(1985) John David Booty American football quarterback: USC.
(1984) Brooke Williams
(1984) Miloš Juhász: Slovak footballer.
(1984) Arif Suyono: Indonesian footballer.
(1984) Billy Mehmet: English-Irish footballer.
(1983) Katie McGrath
(1983) Tyra Misoux
(1983) Antti Arst: Estonian footballer.
(1982) Jodie Whittaker: Actress.
(1982) Atiqah Hasiholan: Indonesian model and actress.
(1982) Jack Pattillo: Voice Actor.
(1982) Peter Clarke: English footballer.
(1982) Lasse Nilsson: Swedish footballer.
(1981) Eli Manning: American football player.
(1981) Naresh Iyer: Indian singer.
(1981) Polly Klaas: American homicide victim.
(1980) Bryan Clay: American decathlete.
(1980) Willy Rovelli
(1980) Angela Ruggiero: Ice hockey defenseman (USA, Olympics - 1998).
(1980) David Tyree: American football player.
(1980) Kurt Vile: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The War on Drugs).
(1980) Mary Wineberg: American sprinter.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kate Levering: Actress.
(1979) Dina Tersago
(1979) Gul Panag
(1979) Raitis Ivanāns
(1979) Lyriq Bent: Actor.
(1979) Chris Geddes: Canadian volleyball player.
(1978) Liya Kebede: Ethiopian model.
(1978) Kimberley Locke: American singer.
(1978) Mike York: American ice hockey player.
(1978) Dominic Wood: English children's television presenter.

(1978) Dimitra Kalentzou: Greek basketball player.
(1978) Park Sol-mi: South Korean actress.
(1977) Gage (singer)
(1977) Mayumi Iizuka: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1977) Beata Handra in San Francisco: California; dance skater (and Sinek-1997 Pacific Coast Senior third).
(1977) AJ Burnett: American baseball player.
(1977) Michelle Stephenson: British singer (Spice Girls).
(1977) Lee Bowyer: English footballer and coach.
(1977) A Burnett: American baseball player.
(1976) Satya Oblet
(1976) Alisen Down: Canadian actress.
(1976) Nicholas Gonzalez: American actor and producer.
(1976) Dinara Drukarova: Russian actress.
(1976) Angelos Basinas: Greek footballer.
(1976) Mendel Witzenhauser soccer player (Ajax: VVV).
(1976) Angela Yee: Radio Host.
(1975) Thomas Bangalter: French musician (electro and house music), son of musician and producer Daniel Vangarde.
(1975) Danica McKellar: American actress.
(1975) Jason Marsden: Actor (General Hospital, Eddie-Munsters Today).
(1975) Jun Maeda: Japanese businessman co-founded the Key Company.
(1974) Alessandro Petacchi: Italian cyclist.
(1974) Franck Riester
(1974) Stefan Ustorf in Kaufbeuren: Germany; NHL right wing (Washington Capitals).
(1974) Todd Warriner in Blenheim: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Toronto Maple Leafs).
(1974) Robert-Jan Derksen: Dutch golfer.
(1973) Dan Harmon: American screenwriter and producer.
(1973) Paula Knoll in Moorhead: Minnesota, USA; Miss Minnesota-America (1995).
(1973) Tyrone Brown: NFL wide receiver (Atlanta Falcons).
(1973) Rory Stewart: Politician.
(1972) Alisha Klass
(1972) Nichole Nordeman: American singer.
(1972) Yoon Chan: South Korean actor.
(1972) Charles Johnson: NFL wide receiver (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1972) Janek Kiisman: Estonian footballer.
(1972) Deborah Carter: WNBA forward (Utah Starzz).
(1971) Sarah Alexander: English actress.
(1971) Rene van: Rijswijk; Dutch soccer player (RKC).
(1971) Stéphane Israël: French senior official, the Judge of the Court of Auditors, who worked in the aviation industry within Astrium, an EADS subsidiary, before becoming chief of staff of Arnaud Montebourg.
(1971) Cory Cross in Lloydminster: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1971) Ku'ualoha Taylor: in Hawaii; Miss Hawaii-USA (Miss Congeniality-1996).
(1971) Marc Veasey: Politician.
(1971) Cory Cross: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1971) Ueli Gegenschatz: Athlete.
(1970) Lee Beom-soo
(1970) Mimi Faust: Reality Star.
(1970) Tony Farmer: NBA forward (Charlotte Hornets).
(1970) Trudi Jeffrey in Brisbane: Queensland, Australia; golfer (1990 Australian Jr Champion).
(1970) Yogi Johl: Vancouver, British Columbia -- 130 kg Greco Roman wrestler (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Matt Ross: American actor.
(1970) Christian Duguay: American comic actor.
(1970) Mahaya Petrosian: Iranian actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Michael Schumacher: German racing driver.
(1969) Marie Darrieussecq: French novelist and psychoanalyst.
(1969) Matheus Nachtergaele
(1969) Nikki Nelson in Topaz Lake: Nevada, USA; country singer (Highway 101-Cry Cry Cry).
(1969) Jarmo Lehtinen: Finnish race car driver.
(1969) Gerda Weissensteiner: Italian luger and bobsledder.
(1969) Steve Poapst in Cornwall: Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
(1969) Matt LaBounty: defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
(1968) Kent Carlsson: in Sweden; tennis star.
(1968) Shannon Sturges: actress (Savannah).

(1968) Thomas Rayam: Canadian Football League offensive linebacker (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1968) Kerry Huffman in Peterborough: Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (Philadelphia Flyers, Ottawa Senators).
(1967) Deanna Yusoff
(1967) Léa Silhol
(1967) Gérald Mossé: French jockey.
(1967) Magnus Gustafsson: in Sweden; tennis star.
(1967) Vasilis Kanatas
(1967) Demetri Davis: WLAF tight end (Barcelona Dragons).
(1967) Joseph Amor in San Jose: New Mexico, USA; video game record holder (Space Invaders).
(1967) Deborah Allen: American news figure, the "other woman" in the Stuart homicide case.
(1967) Gerald Mosse: French jockey, winner of the Arc de Triomphe in 1990, riding Saumarez.
(1966) Christophe Castaner
(1966) Wendell Davis: NFL wide receiver (Indianapolis Colts).
(1966) John Kropke: Canadian Football League defensive tackle (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1966) Martin Galway: Northern Ireland composer.
(1965) Sheila Majid
(1965) Fiona Allen
(1965) Steven A LaChance: American Author.
(1965) Daniel Stubbs NFL defensive end (Philadelphia Eagles: Miami Dolphins).
(1965) Mark Dewey in Grand Rapids: Michigan, USA; pitcher (San Francisco Giants).
(1964) Raymond McGinley
(1964) Daniele Scarpa: Italian winner of two medals at the Atlanta Olympics in the two-man kayak events.
(1964) Éric Vu-An: French dancer and choreographer, born to a father coming from Vietnam.
(1964) Bruce LaBruce: Canadian director producer and screenwriter.
(1964) Cheryl Miller: Riverside, California -- Basketball player (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1963) Alex Wheatle: English author and playwright.
(1963) Vic Grimes: American professional wrestler.
(1963) Jim Everett NFL quarterback (Los Angeles Raiders: New Orleans Saints, San Diego Chargers).
(1963) Jerome Young: American professional wrestler.
(1963) Stewart Hosie: Scottish businessman and politician.
(1963) Ashley Chinner in Cape Town: South Africa; golfer (1992 CGIA Canadian Tour).
(1962) Telma Lip: Brazilian transvestite from the time he was a teen, considered a rival to gorgeous model Roberta Close.
(1962) Guillermo Fariñas
(1962) Darren Daulton: US baseball catcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1962) Guy Pratt
(1962) Gavin Hastings: WLAF kicker (Scottish Claymores).
(1962) Ulrike Lang: Writer.
(1961) Lynn Hill
(1961) Vladimir Potanin: Businessman.
(1961) Michael Heath: American member of an aircraft maintenance crew who died in a fiery aircraft explosion at Mitchell Airport on 12/10/1993.
(1961) Erwin Blom: Dutch singer / guitarist (Eton Crop).
(1960) Pierre Jovanovic: French-Serbian writer, the author of "An Inquiry into the Existence of Guardian Angels, A Journalist's Investigative Report," M. Evans and Company, Inc, New York, 1995, first published by Editions Filipacchi, Societe Sonodip.
(1960) Russell Spence: English race car driver.
(1960) Bruno Bonhuil: French motorcycle racer.
(1960) Bruce LaBruce: Canadian gay cult figure, underground filmmaker, actor, photographer and writer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Alessandro Andrei: Italian shot putter.
(1959) Rusty Golden: rocker (Boys Band).
(1959) Dankan : Japanese actor and director.
(1958) Smaïn (humorist)
(1958) Marc Morial: Politician.
(1958) James Greco: American businessman.
(1958) Shim Hyung-rae: South Korean actor director and producer.
(1958) Smaïn : French-Algerian humorist, stage and film actor.
(1958) James J Greco: American businessman.
(1957) Bojan Kriz??: Slovenian skier.

(1957) Frank Dicopoulos in Akron: Ohio, USA; actor (Frank Cooper - Guiding Light).
(1956) Mel Gibson: American-Australian actor whose Irish-Catholic family moved to Australia when he was 12.
(1956) Nicole Mossoux: Belgian dancer and choreographer.
(1956) Mel Gibson in Peekskill: New York, USA; actor (Mad Max, Mrs Soffel, Lethal Weapon, Conspiracy Theory).
(1956) Guy Ryder: Scientist.
(1956) Willy T Ribbs: American race-car driver.
(1956) Gioele Dix: Italian actor and comedian of Jewish descent.
(1955) Eric Marty
(1955) Palmolive: British musician (The Slits, The Raincoats).
(1955) Cynthia Sykes in Coffeyville: Kentucky, USA; actress (Flamingo Road, St. Elsewhere).
(1955) David Pratt: Politician.
(1954) Maria Teresa di Lascia
(1954) Ross the Boss: American guitarist.
(1954) Gabriele Adinolfi
(1954) Ned Lamont: American businessman and political figure.
(1954) Dean Hart: Canadian wrestler (d. 1990).
(1954) Maria Di Lascia: Italian writer, the author of one novel, "Passage in Shadow," which was published posthumously after her early death at 40.
(1954) Erik Larson: Author.
(1953) Jean-Marie Le Guen: French doctor, public health expert, and member of the National Assembly of France.
(1953) Angelo Parisi: French-Italian athlete, he specialized in judo.
(1953) Mohammed Hassan: Maldivian educator and politician 5th President of the Maldives.
(1953) Justin Fleming: Australian playwright and author.
(1952) Gianfranco Fini: Italian politician with MSI from 1979, after working as a professional journalist.
(1952) Mel Hampton: American minor actor and stuntman in films.
(1952) Esperanza Aguirre: Spanish civil servant and politician 3rd President of the Community of Madrid.
(1952) Jim Ross: Wrestler.
(1952) Adair Lara: American newspaper columnist and bookwriter, a twin, born second with the first one born at 7 AM according to the article quoted in the source notes.
(1951) Luc Ferry: French philosopher and a notable proponent of secular humanism.
(1951) Rosa Montero
(1951) Pierre Charon
(1951) Gary Nairn: Australian surveyor and politician 14th Special Minister of State.
(1951) Frank Chikane: Secretary-General of South African Council of Churches.
(1951) François Saint-Gilles: French athlete, a specialist in the 100 and 200 metres.
(1951) Linda Dobbs: English lawyer and judge.
(1950) Victoria Principal: Soap Opera Actress.
(1950) Jos Hermens: Dutch long-distance runner, also known for his later career as a sports manager.
(1950) Olivier Greif
(1950) Masha and Dasha Krivoshlyapova: Russian conjoined twins (d. 2003).
(1950) Linda Steiner: American journalist and academic.
(1950) Beth Anderson: Composer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Marc Porel
(1949) Patricia Smith: American nurse whose death was an unresolved mystery.
(1949) Sylvia Likens: American torture victim (d. 1965).
(1948) Francis Wurtz: French politician, a Member of the European Parliament from 1979 until 2009.
(1948) Marcel Rogemont
(1948) Manfred Kokot: East German runner (world record 50 metre indoor).
(1948) Larry McNeeley in Lafayette: Indiana, USA; banjo player (Glen Campbell Hour).
(1947) André Schneider
(1947) Zulema : American singer-songwriter (Faith Hope and Charity) (d. 2013).
(1947) Sergey Filipovich: Protchenko; Russian cosmonaut.

(1946) John Paul Jones (musician)
(1946) Lita Albuquerque: American contemporary artist, known by 1978 when sales of her work were commanding $45,000.
(1946) Michalis Kritikopoulos: Greek footballer (d. 2002).
(1946) John Jones: Bassist.
(1946) Cissy King: American entertainer, a singer and dancer on the long-running Lawrence Welk Show.
(1945) Stephen Stills: American musician, a vocalist for "Buffalo Springfield" before joining "Crosby, Stills and Nash" in 1968 for superstardom.
(1945) Christian Decocq
(1945) David Starkey: English historian and academic.
(1945) Markku Siivola: Finnish physician and psychiatrist, he is interested in parapsychology.
(1945) Stephen Stills in Dallas: Texas, USA; singer/songwriter/guitarist (Crosby Stills and Nash).
(1944) David Atherton: English conductor co-founded London Sinfonietta.
(1944) Robert Lacey: British historian and biographer.
(1944) Raewyn Connell: Australian sociologist and academic.
(1944) Blanche d'Alpuget: Australian novelist, biographer.
(1944) Christina von Saltza: United States -- Swimmer (1960 Olympics - 3 Gold / Silver Medalist).
(1943) Pierre-Yves Guezou: French police officer.
(1943) Van Dyke Parks
(1943) Jarl Alfredius: Swedish news anchor (Born 1943).
(1943) Richard Ben-Veniste: Lawyer.
(1942) John Thaw: English actor and producer (d. 2002).
(1942) Danièle Thompson
(1942) Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón
(1942) Vasco Graça Moura
(1942) László Sólyom
(1942) John Marsden: Australian lawyer, gay activist (d. 2006).
(1942) Vasco Moura: Portuguese poet, and translator as well as politician and administrator for the arts.
(1942) David Roosevelt: American business leader, an investment manager from a noted family, being the twelfth grandchild of president Franklin D. Roosevelt and first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt.
(1942) Manuel Aragon: Spanish film director of ten films, filled with political commentary mixed with melodrama.
(1941) Robin Morgan: Activist.
(1941) Van Dyke Parks: Alabama, United States -- Actor / musician (Bonino, Billy Crystal Hour).
(1941) Shima Iwashita: Actress (Red Lion, Hara-Kiri, Double Suicide).
(1941) Franklin McCain: American activist (d. 2014).
(1940) Jean-Michel Couve
(1940) Bernard Blaut: Polish footballer and coach (d. 2007).
(1940) Leo de Berardinis: Italian actor and director (d. 2008).
(1940) Thelma Schoonmaker: Actress / editor (Casino, Cape Fear, Good Fellas).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Michel Siffre: French underground explorer, adventurer and scientist.
(1939) Bobby Hull: Canadian hockey player who played as a forward with the Chicago Black Hawks, in the NHL, from 1958-72.
(1939) Gene Summers: American musician.
(1939) Arik Einstein: Israeli singer, songwriter and actor.
(1939) Nikos Alefantos: Greek football manager.
(1939) Ruben Reyes: Filipino Supreme Court jurist.
(1939) Janice Crosio: Australian politician.
(1938) Percy Seymour: British astrophysicist and astronomer born in South Africa.
(1938) K Ganeshalingam: Sri Lankan accountant and politician Mayor of Colombo (d. 2006).
(1938) Robin Butler: Baron Butler of Brockwell English academic and politician.

(1937) Glen Larson: American director producer and screenwriter created Battlestar Galactica (d. 2014).
(1937) Seri Wangnaitham: Thai dancer and choreographer (d. 2007).
(1937) Glen A. Larson: Producer.
(1936) David Vine: British sports commentator (d. 2009).
(1936) Jos Kunst: Composer.
(1936) Michael Layard: English admiral.
(1936) Betty Rollin: Actress (Crossing Delancey) / author (Last Wish).
(1935) Camil Samson
(1935) Raymond Garneau: French Canadian politician and businessman.
(1934) Carla Hills: American government official and the third woman in US history to hold a cabinet office.
(1934) Bryan George Kelly: Composer.
(1934) Oscar Martinez: American musician and songwriter of Mexican descent who performs Tejano, slow rock, polkas, cumbias and English tunes.
(1934) Marpessa Dawn: American-French actress singer and dancer (d. 2008).
(1933) Geoffrey Bindman: English lawyer.
(1933) Anne Stevenson: American-English poet and author.
(1933) Anya Linden: English ballerina.
(1932) Dabney Coleman: American 6 ft.
(1932) Xavier Orville
(1932) Neil Levang: American pro musician, guitar player and member of the Lawrence Welk show.
(1932) Robert Hughes Baron Hughes of Woodside
(1932) James T McHugh
(1932) James McHugh: American ecclesiastic, the Most Reverend McHugh, coadjutor Bishop of the Diocese of Rockville Centre.
(1932) Anatoli Petrovich Kuklin: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1932) Tongolele: American-born Mexican dancer.
(1932) Jean-Fran?ois Dermenghem: Montpellier physician.
(1932) Mara Corday in Santa Monica: California, USA; actress (Foxfire, Black Scorpion).
(1932) Coo Coo Marlin: American race car driver (d. 2005).
(1932) Robert Hughes: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament, Labour representative of the Aberdeen East district returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1932) Eeles Landström: Finnish pole vaulter and politician.
(1931) Yashawant Phadke: Indian historian and activist (d. 2008).
(1930) Roger Martine: French rugby player, one of the best players after WW II.
(1930) Marcel Dube: Quebec playwright.
(1930) Robert Loggia: Movie Actor.
(1930) Eddie Egan in Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Joe Forrester).
(1930) Robert Loggia in Staten Island: New York, USA; actor (An Officer and a Gentleman, THE Cat).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Sergio Leone: Italian film director for four decades.
(1929) Gordon Moore: Businessman.
(1929) Gertrud Kückelmann: German stage and film actress who also dubbed the voices of well known international actresses.
(1929) Gertrud Kuckelmann: Germany Actor.
(1929) Ernst Mahle: German-Brazilian composer and conductor.
(1929) Marilyn Lloyd American politician (Representative-Democrat-Tennessee: 1975-).
(1928) Abdul Ya'kub: Malaysian lawyer and politician 3rd Chief Minister of Sarawak (d. 2015).
(1928) Michael Barratt: English television host and announcer.
(1928) Frank Ross: Anderson in Canada; International Chess Master (1954).
(1927) Robert Netter: French scientist, a biologist.

(1927) Nazmiye Demirel: Turkish wife of Süleyman Demirel 9th First Lady of Turkey (d. 2013).
(1926) George Martin: English record producer, arranger, composer, conductor, audio engineer and musician.
(1926) George Martin: English record producer, arranger, composer, conductor, audio engineer and musician.
(1926) Danny Overbea: Blues singer / guitarist.
(1926) W Michael Blumenthal: American businessman, civil servant, and 64th United States Secretary of the Treasury.
(1926) W Blumenthal: American economist and politician 64th United States Secretary of the Treasury.
(1925) Pierre Simon: French doctor and politician.
(1925) Jill Balcon: British actress (Born 1925).
(1924) André Franquin: Belgian comic strip author.
(1924) Jean Muno: Belgian novelist, birth name Robert Burniaux, pen name Jean Muno, writing in French.
(1924) Marv Myers: American cartoonist, noted for his cartoon collection, "Zodiac Humor," which was published by Astro-Analytics a few years ago.
(1924) Doug Ellis: British entrepreneur.
(1924) Gordon Duquemin: American military, a career man who saw action in several arenas, including Korea and Vietnam, and rose to the rank of Major General.
(1924) Nell Rankin: American soprano and educator (d. 2005).
(1924) Otto Beisheim: German businessman and philanthropist founded Metro AG (d. 2013).
(1924) Roy Harding: British teacher.
(1924) Henry M Fazzie: South African Union / UDF-leader.
(1924) Andre Franquin: Belgian cartoonist (Gaston Lagaffe) (d. 1997).
(1923) Bud Adams: American businessman (d. 2013).
(1923) Hank Stram: American football player and coach (d. 2005).
(1923) Bud Tingwell: Australian actor director and producer (d. 2009).
(1923) Dragutin Gostuski: Composer.
(1923) Charles Tingwell: Australian actor (d. 2009).
(1922) Siegmund Nissel: German musician who specialized in the art of the violin.
(1922) Bodo Issel-Koppenhofer: Germany Actor.
(1922) Ronald Smith: British pianist (d. 2004).
(1922) Morten Nielsen: Denmark -- Poet / resistance fighter.
(1922) Bill Travers: Newcastle-on-Tyne, England -- Actor (Born Free, Gorgo).
(1921) John Russell (actor)
(1921) Claude Vigée
(1921) Claude Vanbremeersch: French General, former Chief of Staff, who died on 11 February 1981.
(1921) John Russell: American actor, best-known for playing Marshal Dan Troop in the successful ABC western television series "Lawman", 1958-1962.
(1921) Mosse Jørgensen: Norwegian school principal and author of factual prose.
(1921) Chetan Anand: Indian director and screenwriter (d. 1997).
(1921) John Russell: American actor, best-known for playing Marshal Dan Troop in the successful ABC western television series "Lawman", 1958-1962.
(1920) Siegfried Buback: German lawyer and politician Attorney General of Germany (d. 1977).
(1920) Renato Carosone: Italian singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 2001).
(1920) Charles Monier: France sport Champion.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Herbie Nichols: American pianist and composer (d. 1963).
(1919) Jesse White: Buffalo, New York -- Actor (Bedtime for Bonzo, Million Dollar Mermaid).
(1919) Dorothy Morrison: American actress.
(1918) Jeane Dixon: Celebrity.
(1918) Maxene Andrews: Minnesota, United States -- Singer (Andrew Sisters-Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy).
(1917) Pierre Dervaux: French operatic conductor, composer, and pedagogue.
(1917) Roger W Straus: Jr.
(1917) Vernon Walters New York City: New York, US permanent representative to the United Nations.
(1917) Roger Straus: Jr.
(1917) Leon McAuliffe: American Western swing musician famous for his steel guitar solos with Bob Wills and The Texas Playboys, inspiring Wills's phrase, "Take it away, Leon.

(1917) Jake Pelkington: American athlete, he played pro basketball for one season, in 1948-49.
(1917) Albert Mol: Dutch author and actor (d. 2002).
(1917) Dick Schulz: American athlete, pro basketball player for four seasons from 1946-1950.
(1917) Vernon A. Walters: Soldier.
(1917) Vernon Walters: American general and diplomat 17th United States Ambassador to the United Nations (d. 2002).
(1916) Maxene Andrews: American soprano singer, the middle child of the three siblings known as The Andrews Sisters, a close harmony singing group of the swing and boogie-woogie eras.
(1916) Yves Gibeau: French writer, a novelist strongly influenced by his origins.
(1916) Antonio Estevez: composer.
(1916) Betty Furness New York City: New York, actress/consumer activist (Studio 1).
(1916) Betty Furness: American actress and television journalist (d. 1994).
(1916) Bernard Greenhouse: American cellist.
(1915) Mady Rahl: German actress (d. 2009).
(1915) Jack Levine: American painter and soldier (d. 2010).
(1914) Jean Louvel: Flemish pianist / conductor / composer.
(1913) Giuseppe Bonomi: Italy sport Champion.
(1912) Federico García: Spanish soldier (d. 1936).
(1912) Federico Borrell: Spanish Republican and anarchist militiaman during the Spanish Civil War, commonly thought to be the subject in the famous 1936 Robert Capa photo The Falling Soldier.
(1912) Armand Lohikoski: American-Finnish actor director and screenwriter (d. 2005).
(1912) Renaude Lapointe: French Canadian journalist and senator (Born 1912).
(1911) John Sturges: United States -- Director (Old Man & Sea, Magnificent 7).
(1911) Joseph Rauh: American organization official, civil rights and civil liberties lawyer.
(1910) John Sturges
(1910) Thomas Stuart: Willan historian.
(1910) Frenchy Bordagaray: American baseball player and manager (d. 2000).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Victor Borge: Danish-American pianist, humorist actor, composer, writer and director, one of the most popular entertainers in theater history.
(1909) Georges Bergé: French Army general who served during World War II, and one of the co-founders of the Special Air Service (SAS).
(1907) Ray Milland: Actor (Lost Weekend - Academy Award 1945), dies at 81.
(1907) Anna May Wong: Los Angeles, California -- Actress (Impact, Study in Scarlet).
(1906) Philippe L'Heritier: Ambert physician.
(1906) Roman Brandstaetter: writer.
(1905) Anna May Wong: Actress (Thief of Baghdad), dies at about 56.
(1905) Nobuhito Takamatsu
(1905) Ray Milland: Neath, Wales -- Actor (Lost Weekend - Academy Award 1945).
(1905) Nobuhito Takamatsu : Japanese royalty, the younger brother of Emperor Hirohito and 5th in line for the throne.

(1905) Anna May Wong: Actress.
(1905) Anna Wong: American actress (d. 1961).
(1905) Dante Giacosa: engineer/designer, dies at age 91.
(1904) Boris Kochno: Russian ballet dancer (La Chatte).
(1903) Georgea Delmas: Daglan physician.
(1903) Charles Foulkes: Canada -- General.
(1902) Umberto Barbaro: Italian film director and screenwriter, he was also a journalist, novelist, editor and critic.
(1901) Andr? Folliasson: La Buissi?re physician.
(1901) Ngo Dinh Diem: Statesman.
(1901) Eric Voegelin in Cologne: Germany; philosopher of history, professor in USA.
(1901) Ngo ?inh Diem: South Vietnamese politician (d. 1963).
(1901) Ngo Diem: Vietnamese lawyer and politician 1st President of the Republic of Vietnam (d. 1963).
(1901) Ngo Dinh Diem: President / Dictator of South Vietnam (1955-63).
(1900) Maurice Jaubert: French musician, a leading film composer of the 1930s.
(1900) Dorothy Arnzer: director.
(1900) Donald J Russell: North American railroad executive (d. 1985).
(1900) Donald Russell: American businessman (d. 1985).

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