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Famous Birthdays of 3 June

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

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Harshaali Malhotra: Movie Actress.
(2006) Countess Leonore: Dutch royalty, the second daughter and third child of Dutch Prince Constantijn and his wife Laurentien Brinkhorst.
(2006) Dylan Conner: American child born to noted Romanian Olympic gymnast, Nadia Comaneci and her husband Bart Conner.
(2002) Eva Bella: Voice Actor.
(2000) Louis Dipippa: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Lukas Rieger: Rapper.
(1999) BeautyChickee : YouTube Star.
(1999) Houssein Guney: Vine Star.
(1998) Zayne Emory: TV Actor.
(1998) Logan Fabbro: Dancer.
(1997) Lorea Turner: Pop Singer.
(1996) Fie Laursen: YouTube Star.
(1995) Triin Tobi: Estonian skier.
(1995) Dani Cameranesi: American ice hockey player.
(1994) Melissa Gurgel

(1994) Anne Winters: American actress.
(1994) Young Moose: Rapper.
(1994) Patrick Quirky: YouTube Star.
(1993) Sean Berdy: TV Actor.
(1993) Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski
(1993) Josh Jepson: YouTube Star.
(1992) Mario Götze: German footballer.
(1992) Monika Linkytė: Lithuanian singer.
(1992) Mario Gotze: Soccer Player.
(1991) Natasha Dupeyron: Soap Opera Actress.
(1990) Fabian Götze: German footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Imogen Poots: TV Actress.
(1989) Katie Hoff
(1989) Anthony Taugourdeau: French footballer.
(1989) Katie Hoff: American swimmer.
(1989) Youtubable : YouTube Star.
(1988) Dave East
(1988) Brian Sella: Rock Singer.
(1988) Emre Turkmen: Music Producer.
(1987) Lalaine (actress)
(1987) Michelle Keegan: English actress best known for playing the role of Tina McIntyre in the ITV soap opera, Coronation Street, from 2008 to 2014.

(1987) Masami Nagasawa: Japanese actress and singer.
(1987) Lalaine : American actress.
(1987) Lalaine American: actress and singer.
(1987) Solo Tohi: Dancer.
(1986) Rafael Nadal: Spanish-born tennis player and Olympic gold medal winner at the Beijing summer Olympics in 2008.
(1986) Al Horford: Dominican basketball player.
(1986) Tomáš Verner: Czech ice skater.
(1986) Donal Skehan: Pop Singer.
(1986) Tomas Verner: Czech ice skater, he won the 2008 European championship and was ranked 11th at the 2014 Olympics.
(1986) Adrián Vallés: Spanish race car driver.
(1986) Micah Kogo: Kenyan runner.
(1986) Alexandros Karageorgiou: Greek archer.
(1986) Brenden Richard Jefferson: American actor.
(1986) Adrian Valles: Spanish racing driver.
(1985) Dianne van Giersbergen
(1985) Papiss Cissé: Senegalese footballer.
(1985) Enkhbatyn Badar-Uugan: Mongolian boxer.
(1985) Humza Arshad: YouTube Star.
(1985) Łukasz Piszczek: Polish footballer.
(1985) Papiss Cisse: Soccer Player.
(1985) Dan Ewing: Soap Opera Actor.
(1985) Detox Icunt: Reality Star.
(1984) Emily Scott: Australian model.
(1984) Ariadna Arantes: Brazilian model, TV personality and celebrity.
(1984) Félix: Prince Félix of Luxembourg.
(1983) Edouard (Star Academy)
(1983) Janine Habeck: German model and actress.
(1983) Pasquale Foggia: Italian footballer.
(1982) Yelena Isinbayeva: Russian pole vaulter.
(1982) Manfred Mölgg: Italian skier.
(1982) Dihan Slabbert: South African singer-songwriter and producer (Hi-5).
(1981) Sosene Anesi: New Zealand rugby player.
(1981) Salvatore Giardina: Italian footballer.
(1981) Timur Tekkal: German rugby player.
(1981) JayzTwoCents : YouTube Star.
(1980) Nanette Drazic
(1980) Amauri Carvalho de Oliveira: Brazilian footballer.
(1980) Lazaros Papadopoulos: Russian-Greek basketball player.
(1980) Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani: Qatari king.
(1980) Amauri : Brazilian-Italian footballer.
(1980) Olusheyi Banjo American gospel singer: poet, writer.
(1980) Tjerk Smeets: Dutch baseball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Christian Malcolm: Welsh sprinter.
(1979) Rumer (musician)
(1979) Luis López: Colombian race walker.
(1978) Fabien Dubos
(1978) Lyfe Jennings: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1977) Lindsay Hollister
(1977) Jan-Michael Gambill
(1977) Cris (footballer)
(1977) Travis Hafner: American baseball player.
(1977) Az-Zahir Hakim: American football player.

(1977) Cris : Brazilian footballer.
(1977) Cristiano Marques Gomez: Brazilian footballer.
(1976) Gregg McClymont: Scottish historian and politician.
(1976) Jamie McMurray: American race car driver.
(1976) Nikos Chatzis: Greek basketball player.
(1976) Nikos Hatzis: Greek basketball player.
(1976) Enda Markey: Irish-Australian actor and producer.
(1975) Jeff Soto: American painter and illustrator.
(1975) Jamie Nails: Offensive tackle (Buffalo Bills).
(1975) Jose Molina: Puerto Rican-American baseball player.
(1974) Kelly Jones: Welsh singer (Stereophonics).
(1974) Arianne Zuker
(1974) June 2017 London attacks
(1974) Charlotte des Georges
(1974) Bryan Still: Wide receiver (San Diego Chargers).
(1974) Ashaundai Smith: CFL receiver (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1974) Alison McCreary: Florence, Alabama -- Miss America (Alabama-4th-1997).
(1974) Arianne Zucker: Soap Opera Actress.
(1973) Sargis Sargsian: Yerevan, Armenia -- Tennis star (1995 NCAA).
(1973) Jason Jones: Canadian-American actor and screenwriter.
(1973) Charles Emanuel: Safety (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1973) Lyfe Jennings: R&B Singer.
(1972) Julie Gayet: French actress, she began her career in "Three colours: Blue".
(1972) Jean-Marc Mormeck: French professional boxer.
(1972) Steve Crane: English footballer.
(1972) Omar Douglas: NFL wide receiver (New York Giants).
(1972) Bryan Rekar: Oak Lawn, Illinois -- Pitcher (Colorado Rockies).
(1972) Matt Pike: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Sleep High on Fire and Asbestosdeath).
(1971) Tony Giglio
(1971) John Hodgman: American writer and comic, he may be best known to date for his role in a TV commercial for Apple computers in which he plays a PC (against Justin Long who represents Apple).
(1971) Julian Sturdy: English politician.
(1971) Ryo Narushima: Japanese actress.
(1971) Gert Kullamäe: Estonian basketball player and coach.
(1971) Carl Everett: American baseball player.
(1971) Mark Parrish: Columbia, Maryland -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Aaron Ledesma: Baseball player.
(1970) Julie Masse: French Canadian singer.
(1970) Peter Tägtgren: Swedish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Hypocrisy Pain Bloodbath and Lock Up).
(1970) Peter Newton: Kailua, Hawaii -- Sprint kayak (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Lanee Butler: Manhasset, New York -- Mistral sailboat yachter (1996 Olympics - 11th Place).
(1970) Andrea Congreaves: WNBA forward / center (Charlotte Sting).
(1970) Peter Tagtgren: Swedish musician (Hypocrisy) and producer.
(1970) Ammon McNeely: American rock climber.
(1970) Greg Hancock: American motorcycle racer.
(1970) Esther Hart: Dutch singer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Olivier Ledroit
(1969) Inigo Cuesta
(1969) Takako Minekawa: Japanese singer-songwriter.
(1969) Hiroyuki Takami: Japanese musician.
(1969) Ray Roberts: Tackle (Detroit Lions).
(1968) Jamie O'Neal: American singer.
(1968) Samantha Sprackling: Nigerian singer.
(1968) Saffron : Nigerian singer and dancer (Republica and N-Joi).
(1967) Anderson Cooper: American noted family, the second of two sons born to Gloria Vanderbilt and her fourth husband, Wyatt Emory Cooper.
(1967) Kurk Lee: American basketball player.

(1967) William "Bill" Carlucci: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1967) Jason Jones: Canadian actor.
(1967) Christopher Walker: Gibraltarian triathlete and cyclist.
(1966) Bill Callahan (musician)
(1966) Jamie O'Neal: American singer-songwriter.
(1966) Wasim Akram: Pakistani cricketer.
(1965) Junior Reid
(1965) Hans Kroes: Dutch swimmer.
(1965) Suzan Kaminga: Austin, Texas -- Bodybuilder.
(1965) Mike Gordon: American musician; bassist Mike Gordon is one of the four founders of the popular band Phish, named after another member, John Fishman.
(1965) Jeff Blumenkrantz: American actor and composer.
(1965) Jonathan Djanogly: English lawyer and politician.
(1965) Michael Moore: Irish-Scottish accountant and politician Secretary of State for Scotland.
(1964) James Purefoy: English actor.
(1964) Kerry King: American musician (Slayer).
(1964) Nelson Liriano: Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic -- Infielder (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1963) Anica Dobra: Serbian actress.
(1963) Christophe Berthonneau: French pyrotechnician and director of the Group F, a fireworks company best known to the general public for creating and staging the pyrotechnics on the Eiffel Tower for the Year 2000 celebrations.
(1963) Toshiaki Karasawa: Japanese actor.
(1963) Rudy Demotte: Belgian politician 8th Minister-President of the Walloon Region.
(1963) Sabrina Goles: Yugoslavia -- Tennis star.
(1963) Yuri Yuriyevich Krikun: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1962) Frédéric Lenoir: French writer, philosopher and essayist, born to René Lenoir, politician.
(1962) Susannah Constantine: English fashion designer journalist and author.
(1962) Connie Price-Smith: St. Charles, Missouri -- Discus thrower (1996 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1962) David Cole: American DJ producer and songwriter (C+C Music Factory).
(1962) Dagmar Neubauer: German sprinter.
(1961) Ed Wynne: English guitarist songwriter and producer (Ozric Tentacles and Nodens Ictus).
(1961) Peter Vidmar: American gymnast.
(1961) Peter Glen Vidmar: Los Angeles, California -- Gymnist (1984 Olympics - 2 Gold / Silver Medals).
(1961) Lawrence Lessig: American lawyer academic and author founded the Creative Commons.
(1960) Anett Pötzsch
(1960) Barry Lyons: Baseball player.
(1960) Kim Hyun-jun: South Korean basketball player.
(1960) Steve Lyons: Baseball player.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Sam Mills: American black pro football player.
(1959) Imbi Paju: Estonian-Finnish journalist and author.
(1959) François Sarkozy: French noted family member, one of the two brothers of former President of France Nicolas Sarkozy.
(1959) John Carlson: American talk radio host.
(1958) Suzie Plakson: American actress singer and poet.
(1958) Simon Fraser: English diplomat.
(1958) Ibrahim Hussein: Marathoner (Boston Marathon-1988, 91, 92).
(1958) Cameron Sharp: Scottish sprinter.
(1958) Margot Kassmann: Lutheran theologian, German bishop.
(1958) Margot Käßmann: German bishop and theologian.

(1957) Clive Mantle
(1957) Horst-Ulrich Hanel: German field hockey player.
(1957) Pierre Paillardon: French wine expert and journalist, who was the sommelier at The Château Cordeillan Bages hotel in Pauillac before becoming director of the training academy for sommeliers at the Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce in 2012.
(1957) Horst-Ulrich Hänel: German field hockey player.
(1956) Elisabetta Gardini: Italian actress on a TV series 1985-86; host on the number one Morning Show 1986-87.
(1956) Stacy Horn: American founder of ECHO, an East Coast computer group that features no-holds-barred discussions on virtually every topic imaginable.
(1956) George Burley: Scottish football player and manager.
(1956) Danny Wilde (musician)
(1956) Suren Nalbandyan: USSR -- Lightweight (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1956) Brad Nessler: American sports broadcaster.
(1956) Danny Wilde: American musician (The Rembrandts).
(1955) Alberto Fortis: Italian musician and songwriter, who released his first album "Alberto Fortis" in 1979.
(1954) Allain Leprest: French poet, lyricist and singer.
(1954) Wally Weir: Quebec ice hockey player.
(1954) Susan Landau: American mathematician and engineer.
(1954) Dan Hill: Rocker (Sometimes When We Touch).
(1954) Cindy Ferro: LPGA golfer.
(1953) Patrick Blanc: French botanist, working at the French National Centre for Scientific Research, where he specializes in plants from tropical forests.
(1952) Dominique Laffin: French actress, who appeared in 19 films between 1975 and 1985.
(1952) Jean-Claude Leroy
(1952) Billy Powell: American keyboard player and songwriter (Lynyrd Skynyrd) (d. 2009).
(1952) David Richards: CBE, British motor racing entrepreneur.
(1952) Billy Powell keyboards (Lynyrd Skynyrd - "That Smell": "Freebird").
(1951) Jean-Pierre Luminet: French astrophysician.
(1951) Jill Biden: American educator 37th Second Lady of the United States.
(1950) Suzi Quatro: American black-leather clad R'N'R singer and bass player known for aggressive, raunchy performances.
(1950) Frédéric François: Belgian-Italian singer-songwriter.
(1950) Deniece Williams: American singer who originally sang in Stevie Wonder's backup group, "Wonderlove.
(1950) Melissa Matheson
(1950) Paulo Branco
(1950) Marlene Elejarde: Havana, Cuba -- 4x100m runner (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1950) Annette Gayou: Austrian ballet dancer.
(1950) Melissa Mathison: American screenwriter and noted family, who spells her last name slightly differently from her father and brother.
(1950) Robert Z'Dar: American actor and producer (d. 2015).
(1950) Christos Verelis: Greek politician Greek Minister of Transport and Communications.
(1950) Suzi Quatro in Detroit: Michigan, USA; singer ("Stumblin' In") / actress (Happy Days).
(1950) Juan Muñoz: Argentinian businessman (d. 2013).
(1950) Marianne Bachmaier: German homicide who killed the murderer of her child in 3/1981, shooting him in court during his trial.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Philippe Djian: French writer, a novelist and screenwriter.
(1949) Elizabeth Adare
(1949) Floyd Lloyd: Jamaican reggae singer.
(1949) Stephen Ruppenthal: Composer.
(1949) David Evenett: MP (Conservative).
(1948) Evelyne Buyle
(1948) Rolf Heissler
(1948) Martin Goldsmith: American research astrologer, interested primarily in symbol systems.
(1948) Jan Reker: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1948) Luca De Filippo: Italian actor and theatre director, the son of Eduardo De Filippo and the singer and actress Turin Thea Prandi.

(1947) John Dykstra: American special effects artist and producer.
(1947) Penelope Wilton: Actress (Cry Freedom, Norman Conquests).
(1947) Timothy David: Diplomat.
(1947) Mike Burgmann: Australian race car driver and accountant (d. 1986).
(1947) Mickey Finn: English drummer (T.
(1946) Tristan Rogers: Australia -- Actor (Robert Scorpio- General Hospital).
(1946) Penelope Wilton: English actress.
(1946) Earl of Cromer: Managing director (Inchcape (China) Ltd).
(1946) Anita Pollack: MEP (Labour).
(1946) Michael Clarke: American drummer (The Byrds The Flying Burrito Brothers and Firefall) (d. 1993).
(1946) Eddie Holman: American singer.
(1946) Ian Hunter: England, United Kingdom -- Rocker (Mott the Hoople-All the Young Dudes).
(1945) Bill Paterson: Scottish-English actor.
(1945) Elliot Jay Tanzer
(1945) Hale S Irwin: Joplin, Missouri -- PGA golfer (1974 US Open).
(1945) Hale Irwin: American golfer and architect.
(1945) Ramon Jacinto: Filipino singer guitarist and businessman founded the Rajah Broadcasting Network.
(1945) Roger Lane-Nott: English admiral.
(1945) John Derbyshire: British-American mathematician and political commentator.
(1945) Claudio Lippi: Italian television presenter, actor and singer.
(1945) Jon Peters: American film producer, and former hair stylist.
(1945) Elliot Tanzer: American professional astrologer, teacher, lecturer and writer for many years, the author of "Starviews," a collection of astrological essays, meditation and metaphysics.
(1944) Richard Verber: American chess master who, while a student in Chicago, became that city's Chess Champion in 1966.
(1944) Edith McGuire: US 200m sprinter (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1944) Michael Clarke: NYC, New York -- Rock drummer (Byrds-Turn! Turn! Turn!).
(1944) Mary Thom: American journalist and author.
(1944) Thomas Burns: Irish bishop.
(1944) Eddy Ottoz: Italian hurdler, he won a bronze medal at the 1968 Olympics.
(1944) Jean-Hubert Martin: French former director of the Centre Georges Pompidou, the Kunsthalle Bern, and the Paris Musée National des Arts d'Afrique et d'Océanie, and currently the curator behind Theatre of the World.
(1943) André Ernotte: Belgian film director and screenwriter, who died on 8 March 1999, aged 55, in New York City.
(1943) Billy Cunningham: American athlete, pro basketball player and coach.
(1943) Eddie McGrady: MP.
(1943) Mike Dennis: Rocker (Dovells).
(1942) Chris Griscom: American writer, the author of "Feminist Fusion" along with other books on reincarnation and self-awareness.
(1942) Anita Harris: English actress, singer and entertainer.
(1942) Liège (Belgium)
(1942) Curtis Mayfield: Funk Singer.
(1942) Jean-Louis Bertuccelli: French film director and screenwriter.
(1942) Philippe Nogrix
(1942) Duane Josephson: Baseball player.
(1940) Aimé Kergueris
(1940) Connie Saylor: American NASCAR racecar driver (Born 1940).
(1940) Loretta Long: American actress and singer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Frank Blevins: English-Australian lawyer and politician 7th Deputy Premier of South Australia (d. 2013).
(1939) Kathleen E Woodiwiss: American novelist.
(1939) Kathleen Woodiwiss: American model and author (d. 2007).
(1939) Jon Tolaas: Norwegian poet and author (d. 2012).
(1939) Ian Hunter: Actor / writer (Rockets Galore, Ziegfield Girl), dies at 75.
(1939) Steve Dalkowski: American baseball player.
(1939) David Frederick Stock: Composer.
(1939) Phil Gallie: MP.
(1938) David L Mills: American computer engineer.
(1938) Jean-Paul Bucher: French chef and industrialist.

(1937) Edward Winter: American actor (d. 2001).
(1937) Jean-Pierre Jaussaud: French race car driver.
(1937) Solomon P Ortiz: (Rep-D-Texas, 1983- ).
(1936) Colin Meads: New Zealand rugby player and coach.
(1936) Philip J Attenborough: CEO / publisher (Hodder & Stoughton).
(1936) Jim Gentile: baseball player.
(1936) Harry Pitt: Vice chancellor (Reading University).
(1936) David Nicholls: Priest / Theologian / political theorist.
(1936) Larry McMurtry: US scriptwriter (Lonesome Dove, Pulitzer 1986).
(1935) Irma P Hall: American actress.
(1935) Enzo Jannacci: Italian singer-songwriter and actor (d. 2013).
(1935) Raoul Franklin: Chancellor (City University London).
(1935) Irma Hall: African-American actress who is best known for playing matriarchal figures in the films A Family Thing, Soul Food and The Ladykillers.
(1935) Enzo Jannaci: Italian singer-songwriter, actor and stand-up comedian.
(1935) Edward McGrady: MP.
(1934) Rolland McCune: American minister and theologian.
(1934) Rolland D McCune: American theologian.
(1934) Jim Gentile: Baseball player.
(1933) Isa ibn Salman Al Khalifah: emir of Bahrain (d. 1999).
(1933) Jacques Bouquet: French rugby union player, known as "Jacky.
(1933) Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa: Bahranian king (d. 1999).
(1932) Dakota Staton [Rabia Aliyah]: US jazz singer (In the Night).
(1931) Raúl Castro: Cuban politician and revolutionary who has been President of the Council of State of Cuba and the President of the Council of Ministers of Cuba since 2008; he previously exercised presidential powers in an acting capacity from 2006 to 2008.
(1931) Françoise Arnoul: Algerian-French actress.
(1931) Carmen Dell'Orefice
(1931) Vincenzo Zucconelli: Italian cyclist, an Olympic champion at Helsinki 1952.
(1931) Vincenzo Zuconnelli: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) John Norman: American philosopher and author.
(1931) Raul Castro: Cuban statesman.
(1931) Lindy Remigino: American runner and coach.
(1931) Francoise Arnoul: Actress / composer (French Cancan, Jacko & Lise).
(1930) Marion Zimmer Bradley: American author (d. 1999).
(1930) Marion Bradley: American author and poet (d. 1999).
(1930) Ben Wada: Japanese director and producer (d. 2011).
(1930) Marion Zimmer-Bradley: American writer, noted for her popularity in the sci-fi field and most renowned for "The Mists of Avalon," a novel of the women in the Arthurian legends, a world best-seller and TV miniseries.
(1930) Marion [Eleanor] Zimmer Bradley [Breen]: Sci-fi author (Storm Queen).
(1930) Dakota Staton: American jazz singer (d. 2007).
(1930) George Fernandes: Indian journalist and politician Minister of Defence for India.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Chuck Barris: American TV personality, entertainment executive, actor and writer, he is perhaps best known for hosting "The Gong Show.
(1929) Jean Bouise
(1929) Howard Yanks: Founder (Philadelphia folk festival).
(1929) Werner Arber: Swiss microbiologist and geneticist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1929) Chuck Barris in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; TV game show producer/host (The Gong Show).
(1928) Donald Judd: US furniture maker/architect/artist, dies at age 65.
(1928) Sheila Faith: MP / MEP.
(1927) Boots Randolph: American saxophonist and composer (Million Dollar Band) (d. 2007).
(1926) Allen Ginsberg: American writer and poet, the bearded bard of scatological colloquialisms who became the symbol of the anger under flower-power.
(1926) Colleen Dewhurst: Montreal, Quebec -- Actress (Maggie-Blue & Grey).

(1926) Flora MacDonald: Canadian banker and politician 10th Canadian Minister of Communications (d. 2015).
(1926) Roscoe G Bartlett: (Rep-R-Maryland).
(1926) Janez Maticic: Composer.
(1926) Hamilton Fish Jr: (Rep-R-New York, 1969- ).
(1926) Carlos Veerhoff: Composer.
(1925) Tony Curtis: American actor in more than 100 films from 1948, including bombs and classics such as "Sweet Smell of Success," 1957 and "Some Like It Hot," 1959, plus his Oscar-nominated "The Defiant Ones.
(1925) Thomas Joseph Winning: Archbishop of Glasgow, Scotland (d. 2001).
(1925) Tony Curtis [Bernard Schwartz] in Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Some Like It Hot, Trapeze).
(1925) Thomas Winning: Scottish cardinal and Archbishop of Glasgow, Winning was often outspoken, and unafraid to publicly expound the Roman Church's understanding of moral matters such as abortion, homosexuality, and ecclesiastical matters such as the celibacy of priests.
(1925) Arnold Peters: English actor (d. 2013).
(1925) Gerhard Zwerenz: Writer.
(1924) Karunanidhi : Indian screenwriter and politician 3rd Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
(1924) Léon Hurez
(1924) Jimmy Rogers: American singer and guitarist (d. 1997).
(1924) Bernard Glasser: American director and producer (d. 2014).
(1924) Bruno Mazza: Italian soccer player.
(1924) Ted Mallie: American radio and television announcer (d. 1999).
(1924) David Richard Holloway: Literary Editor.
(1924) Colleen Dewhurst: Actress (Murphy Brown), dies of cancer at 67.
(1924) Albert Dubreucq: France sport Champion.
(1924) Michael Gow: Commandant (Royal College of Defense Studies).
(1924) Torsten Wiesel: Swedish neurophysiologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1923) Igor Shafarevich: Russian mathematician and theorist.
(1923) Michael Jaffe: Director (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge England).
(1923) M Karunanidhi: Indian Politician.
(1922) Alain Resnais: French film director.
(1922) Ivan Patachich: Composer.
(1921) Lendon H Smith
(1921) Lendon Smith: American author, teacher and nutritionist, a frequent and entertaining guest on "The Tonight Show" and other TV programs.
(1921) Jean Drejac: France Actor.
(1921) Forbes Carlile: Australian pentathlete and coach.
(1920) Yvonne Clech: French theatre, television and film actress, who died on 25 February 2010 in Paris.
(1920) Daniel Ivernel
(1920) Lord Brandon of Oakbrook: Lord of appeal (Ordinary).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Elizabeth Koontz: American teacher, educator and former leader of the Association of Classroom Teachers and National Education Association.
(1918) Lili Cyr: American actress and dancer (d. 1999).
(1918) Patrick Cargill: Actor (Up Pompeii, Magic Christian), dies at 77.
(1917) Lili St Cyr: American burlesque stripteaser.
(1917) Leo Gorcey: American actor (d. 1969).
(1916) André Wogenscky: French ‘modern’ architect, André Wogenscky was the main assistant and chef d’atelier to Le Corbusier.
(1916) Leo Gorcey: American actor and singer (d. 1969).
(1915) Leo Gorcey: NYC, New York -- Actor (Mannequin, Road to Zanzibar).
(1915) Iris Meredith: Sioux City, Iowa -- Actress (Son of Davy Crockett).
(1914) Karel Kaers: Belgium sport Champion.

(1914) Montenegrin independence referendum
(1914) Ignacio Ponseti: Spanish physician and orthopedist (d. 2009).
(1914) Ronald George Woodman: Pilot.
(1914) Eugene Fuller: Polymath / linguist.
(1914) François Morel: French aviator, a fighter pilot and ace in World War II.
(1913) Camille Rayon
(1913) Pierre Hallais: Blois Military man.
(1913) Pedro Mir: Dominican poet and author (d. 2000).
(1912) William Douglas-Home: British dramatist and politician.
(1912) Georges Daumezon: French psychiatrist who died on 6 May 1979.
(1911) Ellen Corby: American character actress, onscreen from 1933.
(1911) Mason Gross: Dr / TV Professor (Think Fast, Two for the Money).
(1911) Paulette Goddard [Marion Levy]: Switzerland, actress (The Great Dictator).
(1911) Olaf Okern Norway: Nordic skier (Olympic-medal-1948).
(1910) Paulette Goddard: Actress (Hazard), dies in Switzerland at 78.
(1910) Wilfred Thesiger: British explorer, travel writer and photographer, also called Mubarak bin London (Arabic for "the blessed one from London").
(1910) Alfons Deloor: Belgium sport Champion.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Louis Perche: France Writer.
(1908) Streeter Stuart: American news journalist, a legendary HUB radio and TV newsman, well known for the quality of his powerful voice delivering the news on radio for over 30 years.
(1908) Adele Dixon: Actress (Calling the Tune).
(1908) Eddie Acuff: Actor (Guns of the Pecos, Phantom Creeps, Outer Gate).
(1908) (Saturnin) Rogers: France Actor.
(1908) Jean Medinger: French accordionist, who formed a duo with his brother Jacques.
(1907) Antonio Emmanvilovich Spadavecchia: Composer.
(1907) Paul Rotha: English director and producer (d. 1984).
(1906) Josephine Baker: American-French sophisticated singer and entertainer, described by Ernest Hemingway as the most sensational woman anybody ever saw or ever will.
(1906) Louis Simmonds: Bookseller.

(1906) R Allen: English economist mathematician and statistician (d. 1983).
(1906) Robert Brown Black: British diplomat / gov (Hong Kong).
(1905) Jean Merrien
(1905) Martin Gottfried Weiss: German, commandant of Dachau concentration camp (d. 1946).
(1905) Wanda Osiris: Italy Actor.
(1905) Martin Weiss: German SS officer (d. 1946).
(1904) Jan Peerce [Jacob Pincus Perelmuth]: New York City, tenor (New York Metropolitan Opera).
(1904) Charles Richard Drew: Pioneer of blood plasma research.
(1904) Jan Peerce: American tenor and actor (d. 1984).
(1904) Charles Drew: American surgeon,(d. 1950).
(1903) Suzanne Guémard
(1903) Frances Gibson: American naturopathy, one of the earliest woman chiropractors, combining homeopathy, Swedish massage, zone therapy and spiritual healing.
(1903) Eddie Acuff: Actor (Guns of Pecos), dies at 48.
(1903) Suzanne Guemard: France Actor.
(1902) de Casaban: Pau physician.
(1902) Edward Wayne: Physician (Queen of Scotland).
(1901) Zhang Xueliang: Chinese warlord, instigator of the Xi'an incident (Born 1901).
(1901) Maurice Evans: English actor producer and screenwriter (d. 1989).
(1900) Adelaide Ames: American astronomer and academic (d. 1932).
(1900) Leo Picard: German-Israeli geologist and academic (d. 1997).
(1900) Gerard den Brabander [Jan G Jofriet]: Poet (Nothing New).
(1900) Mario Federici: Italy Writer.
(1900) Edgar Eber: France Scientist.

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