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Famous Birthdays of 4 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 4th of February

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Tim-Elvis Guetta
(2003) Cy Busson: British noted family, the son of Australian supermodel Elle Macpherson and her Swiss partner, Arpad Busson, a financier.
(2003) Kyla Kenedy: TV Actress.
(2002) Ameerah Falzon-Ojo: TV Actress.
(2001) Jordyn Yarker: Pop Singer.
(2000) Will Conabere: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Emery Eyssen: YouTube Star.
(1999) Saul Nanni: TV Actor.
(1997) Ayami Nakajō: Japanese actress and model.
(1993) Edsta : Instagram Star.
(1993) Grex : Chilean actor.
(1993) Jack Wighton: Australian rugby league player.
(1993) Tim McGrath: American musician.
(1993) Daniel Banks: American musician, a noted drummer who at in early March 2004, at age 11, appeared with the CBS band on the David Letterman Late Night Show.
(1992) Hannah Stocking: Vine Star.
(1992) Ines Helene: Instagram Star.

(1992) Ashley Mardell: YouTube Star.
(1992) Frankie Gomez: Boxer.
(1991) Mathew Leckie
(1991) Zach King: Vine Star.
(1990) Barbara Ogrinc
(1990) Nairo Quintana
(1990) Haruka Tomatsu: Japanese voice actress and singer (Sphere).
(1990) Krept : Rapper.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Evgeniya Rodina
(1989) Valentina Gunina
(1989) Clayton Johnson: Guitarist.
(1989) Aaron Burriss: YouTube Star.
(1989) Shogo Suzuki: Japanese actor and musician.
(1988) Jeff Horn
(1988) Eoin McDowell: Irish rugby player.
(1988) Chris Reinacher: Comedian.
(1988) Carly Patterson: American gymnast.
(1988) Jonathan Carlin: YouTube Star.

(1988) Dallas Lovato: Movie Actress.
(1987) Lucie Bernardoni
(1987) Lucie Safarova: Czech tennis player.
(1987) Nikita Vitiugov
(1987) Patricia Bright: YouTube Star.
(1987) Darren O'Dea: Irish footballer.
(1987) Andrew Gray: TV Actor.
(1986) Jaejoong
(1986) Mahmudullah Riyad: Bangladeshi cricketer.
(1986) Mohammad Mahmudullah: Bangladeshi cricketer.
(1985) Leslie (singer)
(1985) Peter Ash
(1985) Bashy
(1985) Bug Hall: American actor.
(1984) Naomi Aborn
(1984) Sandeep Acharya: Indian singer (d. 2013).
(1984) Mauricio Pinilla: Chilean footballer.
(1983) Hannibal Buress: Comedian.
(1983) Dajuan Wagner
(1983) Jeff Dye: Comedian.
(1983) Tancrède Melet
(1983) Jarrad Waite: Australian rules footballer.
(1983) Lee Stempniak: American ice hockey player.
(1983) Tancrède Mélet: French engineer known as tightrope walker, founder and member of the "Flying Frenchies".
(1982) Kimberly Wyatt: American singer and dancer (Pussycat Dolls).
(1982) Tatiana Laurens
(1982) Laurence Arné
(1982) Tomas Vaitkus: Lithuanian cyclist.
(1982) Ivars Timermanis: Latvian basketball player.
(1982) Chris Sabin: American professional wrestler.
(1982) Mandisa Stevenson: American basketball player.
(1981) Johan Vansummeren: Belgian cyclist.
(1981) Jason Kapono: America professional basketball player.
(1981) Tom Mastny: Indonesian baseball player.
(1981) Daniel Weinstein: American skating star, a vital member on the Olympic gold-medal winning U.S.
(1981) Johan Van Summeren: Belgian cyclist.
(1981) Ben Hendrickson: American baseball player.
(1980) Christine Nguyen
(1980) Raimonds Vaikulis: Latvian basketball player.
(1980) Kelly Marie: Sodan; Miss Kentucky Teen-USA (1996).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Mareva Galanter
(1979) Ben Lerner
(1979) Giorgio Pantano: Italian racing car driver.
(1979) Jeff Schroeder: Guitarist.
(1979) Andrei Arlovski: Belarusian mixed martial artist and actor.
(1978) Laurence Borremans: Belgian beauty contestant, crowned Miss Belgium 1996 and a semi-finalist at the Miss World pageant.
(1978) Omer Onan: Turkish basketball player.
(1978) Danna Garcia: Colombian actress.
(1977) Gavin DeGraw: American musician.
(1977) Teitur Lassen

(1977) Mitra Hajjar: Iranian actress.
(1976) Cam'ron : American rapper.
(1976) Lisa Donahue
(1975) Natalie Imbruglia: Australian musician and actress.
(1975) Atilla Tas
(1975) Martina Thorogood
(1975) Sahara Knite
(1975) Elana Eve Chomiszak in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; Miss Rhode Island-America (1996).
(1975) Thomas Tebbich: Austrian decathlete.
(1975) Miriam Ruppert: Miss Universe - Germany (1996).
(1974) Urmila Matondkar: Indian actress.
(1974) Chris Ward: defensive end (Baltimore Ravens).
(1974) Mijntje Donners: Dutch hockey international.
(1974) Eric Townsend: American musician and record producer.
(1974) Brandon Convery in Kingston: Ontario, Canada; NHL center (Toronto Maple Leafs).
(1973) Oscar de la Hoya
(1973) James Hird: Australian footballer and coach in the Australian Football League (AFL).
(1973) Michael Goorjian: Actor (Party Of Five).
(1973) Manny Legace: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1973) Oscar De La Hoya in Los Angeles: California, USA; boxer (Olympics-gold-1992).
(1973) Oscar De La Hoya: Boxer.
(1973) Ed Bassmaster: YouTube Star.
(1972) Leila Feinstein
(1972) Dara Ó Briain
(1972) Giovanni de Oliveira: Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1972) Giovanni Silva De Oliveira: Brazilian footballer.
(1972) Kelvin Anderson: Canadian Football League running back (Calgary Stampeders).
(1972) Dara O Briain: Irish comedian.
(1972) Dara Briain: Comedian.
(1971) Dennis Konuszewski
(1971) Rob Corddry: American actor and comedian.
(1971) Eric Garcetti: American lieutenant and politician 42nd Mayor of Los Angeles.
(1971) Pete Pierson: NFL tackle (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1971) Sterling Palmer: NFL defensive end (Washington Redskins).
(1971) Michael A Goorjian: American actor.
(1970) Gabrielle Anwar: Laleham, England -- Actress (Body Snatchers).
(1970) Gaël Le Cléac'h
(1970) Bjarte Hjelmeland
(1970) Todd Peterson: NFL kicker (Seattle Seahawks).
(1970) Alisa Marie: Kimble; Miss California-USA (1997).
(1970) John Frascatore: US baseball pitcher (Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1970) Nicole Wood: Canton, Ohio -- Playmate (Apr, 1993).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Claudia Michelsen
(1969) Brandy Ledford: American actress and model.
(1969) Chris Crooms: WLAF safety (Barcelona Dragons).
(1969) Duncan Coutts: Canadian bass player and songwriter (Our Lady Peace).
(1969) Joe Sacco: Medford -- NHL right wing (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
(1969) Dallas Drake in Trail: British Columbia, Canada; NHL center (Winnipeg Jets).
(1969) Chastity Bono in Los Angeles: California, USA; daughter/actress (Sonny and Cher Show).
(1969) Brad Cornett: US baseball pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1969) Joe Sacco in Medford: Massachusetts, USA; NHL right wing (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
(1969) Dallas Drake: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.

(1968) Éric Sikora
(1968) Kuranosuke Sasaki: Japanese actor.
(1968) Marko Matvere: Estonian actor.
(1968) Lionel Daudet: French mountaineer, who in December 2006 made the first crossing of the massif of Mont Ross in the Kerguelen Islands, which links the summits of the small and the large Ross, which are separated by a very steep edge.
(1968) Philippe Bertrand: French child who was kidnapped and murdered.
(1968) Kristen Marie: Actress (Cheryl McKinnon-Another World).
(1967) Sergei Grinkov: Soviet ice skater (Olympic Gold 1988, 1994) dies (heart attack) at age 28.
(1967) Christina Önnerud: Swedish chemist.
(1967) Frederick Blancke: French murderer, he strangled a young English woman on 14 August 1989.
(1966) Marissa Laakso in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; Miss Massachusetts-America (1990).
(1966) Kyōko Koizumi: Japanese actress and singer.
(1966) Viatcheslav Ekimov: Russian cyclist.
(1966) Kyoko Koizumi: Japanese actress and singer.
(1966) Tony Butterfield: Australian rugby league player.
(1966) Barry Klein in Grand Rapids: Michigan, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Jerome Brown: American football player (d. 1992).
(1965) John van Loen Dutch soccer player (Feyenoord: San Frecce).
(1964) Noodles: American guitarist (The Offspring).
(1963) Noodles (The Offspring)
(1963) Sergey Pugachyov
(1963) Pirmin Zurbriggen: Former alpine ski racer from Switzerland.
(1963) Jane Leary in Sydney: Australia; golfer (1992 Australian Amateur Champion).
(1963) Tracie Ruiz-Conforto: Hawaii, United States -- Sync swimmer (1984, 88 Olympics - 2 Gold / Silver Medals).
(1962) Michael Riley: Canadian actor.
(1962) Clint Black: American country singer and writer, who taught himself music, has won a large collection of country music awards, and several gold and triple platinum records.
(1962) Bertrand Kern
(1962) Jim O'Heir: TV Actor.
(1962) Christopher Buchholz
(1962) Clint Black in Long Branch: New Jersey, USA; country vocalist ("A Better Man").
(1962) Dan Plesac in Gary: Indiana, USA; pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1962) Alfred Twardecki: Polish historian and curator.
(1962) Stephen Hammond: English banker and politician.
(1961) Denis Savard: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1961) Henry Bogdan
(1961) Denis Savard in Pointe Gatineau: California, USA; NHL center (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1961) Stewart O'Nan: American novelist.
(1961) Vern Fleming in Long Island City: New York, USA; basketball player (Olympics-gold-1984).
(1960) Ramuntcho Matta
(1960) Jonathan Larson: American composer and playwright, dies of aortic aneurysm at age 35 (born 1960).
(1960) Adrienne King: American actress dancer and painter.
(1960) Tim Booth: British singer (James).
(1960) Mark Dawson: British-born American entertainment manager (The Iron Maidens).
(1960) Pamelyn Ferdin: Actress (Happy Birthday Wanda June, Tool Box Murders).
(1960) Jenette Goldstein: American actress.
(1960) Siobhan Dowd: British author and activist (d. 2007).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Lawrence Taylor: American athlete, line backer for the New York Giants from 1981 until 1993 when he retired from the game.
(1959) Bob Downe
(1959) Maryvonne Briot
(1959) Pamelyn Ferdin: American actress.
(1959) Zenani Mandela: daughter of Nelson and Winnie Mandela.
(1959) Christian Schreier: German footballer and manager.
(1959) Mark Trevorrow: Australian cabaret performer who has appeared in television and stage productions in Australia, the UK and the USA, in the guise of his alter ego "Bob Downe" (the "Prince of Polyester.
(1958) Mary Ann Pascal: Actress (Samantha-Brothers).
(1958) Tomasz Pacynski: Polish writer.
(1958) Werner Schwab: Writer.

(1958) Saburō Tokitō: Japanese actor.
(1958) Tomasz Pacyński: Polish journalist and author (d. 2005).
(1957) Marc Lambron
(1957) Jean-Émile Sanchez: French farmer, the spokesperson of the Peasant Confederation from April 2004 to June 2005.
(1957) Patrick Le Hyaric: French journalist, politician and Member of the European Parliament elected in the 2009 European election for the Île-de-France constituency representing the Left Front.
(1957) Don Davis: American composer and conductor.
(1957) Marcel Cerqueira: French homicide; killed a taxi cab driver 5/01/1984.
(1957) Evan Wolfson: American attorney and activist.
(1956) Elizabeth Vanin: Brazilian psychologist who married a priest and established a psychological clinic with him.
(1955) Mikulas Dzurinda: Slovak Prime Minister.
(1955) Mikuláš Dzurinda: Slovak politician Prime Minister of Slovakia.
(1953) Kitaro : Asian-American electronic musician and composer who creates "mind-music," with assorted instruments, guitar, drums, tabla and Irish harp.
(1953) Jerome Powell
(1953) Svetlana Ulmasova in the USSR: 3000m (world title 1978).
(1953) Kitarō : Japanese keyboard player composer and producer.
(1952) Lisa Eichhorn: American actress and producer.
(1952) Bolesław Proch: Polish motorcycle racer (d. 2012).
(1952) Li Yinhe: Chinese sociologist and sexologist.
(1952) Lisa Eichhorn in Reading: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Cutter's Way, Yankees).
(1952) Jerry Shirley rock drummer (Humble Pie - "Hot N Nasty": "Eat It").
(1952) Mervyn Cawston: English footballer.
(1952) Jenny Shipley: New Zealand educator and politician 36th Prime Minister of New Zealand.
(1951) Jean-Marie Limon: Mexican-French ballet dancer and choreographer, the son of Mexican-American dancer Jose Limon.
(1951) Alain Baran: Belgian dancer.
(1951) Patrick Bergin: Irish actor.
(1951) Stan Papi: American baseball player.
(1951) Dariush Eghbali: Iranian singer and musician.
(1950) Philip Ehart: rock drummer (Kansas).
(1950) James Dunn: US vocalist (Stylistics - "You make me feel Brand New").
(1950) Pamela Franklin: British actress.
(1950) Robert-John Stips: Rock keyboardist / singer (The Nits).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gilbert Mitterrand: French politician and noted family, the son of President François Mitterrand.
(1949) Rasim Delić: Bosnian general (d. 2010).
(1949) Michael Beck in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actor (Hans Helms - Holocaust).
(1949) Michael Beck: Movie Actor.
(1949) Rasim Delic: Bosnian military chief of staff and war criminal (d. 2010).
(1948) Alice Cooper: American musician, actor, and rock 'n roll ' icon of the '70s who performed weird stage effects and wore flamboyant makeup during his rock concerts.
(1948) Jean-Pierre Le Ridant
(1948) Alice Cooper [Vincent Furnier] in Detroit: Michigan, USA; rocker ("School's Out").
(1948) Rod Grams: American journalist and politician (d. 2013).
(1948) Les Twentyman: Australia youth outreach worker and community activist in the western suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria.

(1948) Robert Coover: Novelist (Pricksongs & Descants).
(1948) Mienoumi Tsuyoshi: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 57th Yokozuna.
(1947) William Leymergie: French journalist, television producer and host, best known for the French breakfast television news show Télématin, broadcast on public broadcaster France 2..
(1947) Dan Quayle: American politician, Vice-President of the U.S.
(1947) Gilbert Navarro: American astrologer and lecturer noted in Horary and the creator of the Gilbert Navarro Correspondence Course with staff teachers throughout the U.S.
(1947) Sanford Bishop: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Georgia).
(1947) Dennis Blair: American admiral and politician 3rd Director of National Intelligence.
(1947) Jeannie Wilson in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actress (Simon and Simon, Stir Crazy).
(1947) Dennis C Blair: American admiral and Director of National Intelligence.
(1946) Gérard Bapt
(1946) Mary Meyer: United States -- 500m speed skater (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1946) Roy Yeager in Doraville: Georgia, USA; rocker (Atlanta Rhythm Section).
(1946) Manfred Gregor: German astrologer, journalist and data collector, lived in Hamburg.
(1945) Maurice Gardès: French Catholic bishop, who has been Archbishop of Auch, Condom, Lectoure and Lombez since 2004.
(1945) Ronald Cerrudo: Palo Alto sports Champions.
(1945) Ron Cerrudo: American golfer, currently works as a club teaching professional and formerly played on the PGA Tour.
(1945) Patrick Le Quément: French car designer, formerly chief designer of Renault, whose motto is "Design = Quality.
(1945) David Brenner in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; comedian/TV talk show host (Nightlife).
(1944) Alan Shields
(1944) Daniel A Mica American politician (Representative-Democrat-Florida: 1979-).
(1944) Allan Shields: Lost Springs artists.
(1944) Gunnar Lunde: Norwegian writer and teacher.
(1944) Florence LaRue Gordon: Pennsylvania, United States -- Rocker (5th Dimension-One Less Bell).
(1943) Alberto João Jardim
(1943) Barry Beckett
(1943) Alberto Joao Jardim: Portuguese president of the regional government of Madeira.
(1943) Alberto Jardim: Portuguese politician, President of the regional government of Madeira.
(1943) Ken Thompson: American computer scientist co-developed the B programming language.
(1943) Cheryl Miller in Sherman Oaks: California, USA; actress (Paula - Daktari, Born Free).
(1943) Wanda Rutkiewicz: Lithuanian-Polish mountaineer (d. 1992).
(1942) Ovidi Montllor
(1942) Johnny Gamble: rocker (Classics).
(1942) Joe Sparma: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Detroit Tigers (1964 to 1969) and Montreal Expos (1970).
(1942) Eugene McRath: American mechanical engineer and CEO in charge of Consolidated Edison Company of New York, a utilities company.
(1941) Marie Masters in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; actress (Susan - As the World Turns).
(1941) John Steel: rock drummer (Animals - "House of the Rising Sun").
(1941) Jiří Raška: Czech skier and coach (d. 2012).
(1940) George A Romero: American director, screenwriter and producer.
(1940) George Romero: Director.
(1940) John Schuck: American actor.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) John Schuck in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actor/comedian (McMillan and Wife, Holmes and Yo-Yo).
(1939) Jacques Charlier: Belgian sculptor.
(1939) Stan Lundine American politician (Representative-Democrat-New York: 1976-86).
(1939) P Horton: American photographer and teacher, a visiting instructor at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn since 1977.
(1938) Ron Russell: American known artist who paints acrylic on glass, lovely works of space and fantasy scenes.
(1938) Donald W Riegle Jr
(1938) Donald Riegle: Flint Politician.
(1938) Donald W Riegle Jr American politician (Senator-Democrat-Michigan: 1976-).
(1938) Birju Maharaj: Indian dancer and choreographer.
(1938) Donald W Riegle: Jr.

(1938) Martin Greif: Irish-American author and editor.
(1937) Jean-Pierre Defontaine
(1937) David Newman: American director and screenwriter (d. 2003).
(1937) Collin Wilcox in Highlands: North Carolina, USA; actor (To Kill a Mocking Bird).
(1937) John Devitt: Australia -- 100m freestyle swimmer (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1937) Magnar Solberg: Norway -- 20K biathalete (1968, 72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1937) Jean-Pierre Bastid: French writer, director and screenwriter.
(1936) Michel Méranville
(1936) Claude Nobs: Founder and general manager of the Montreux Jazz Festival.
(1936) Daan van Golden: Dutch sculptor.
(1936) David Brenner: American comedian actor and author (d. 2014).
(1936) Gary Conway in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Burke's Law, Land of the Giants).
(1935) Manfred Michael Herm
(1935) Wallis Mathias: Pakistani cricketer (d. 1994).
(1935) Manfred Herm: German pro astrologer and author, an active member of the DAV.
(1935) Martti Talvela: Hiitola Karelia, Finland -- Operatic basso.
(1935) Ali Nassirian: Iranian actor and screenwriter.
(1934) Janet Michie: Scottish politician and Member of Parliament as a Liberal Democrat, returned by General Election 6/11/1987.
(1934) Jouko Sakari Linjama: Composer.
(1934) Gil Rogers in Lexington: Kentucky, USA; actor (Hawk - Guiding Light, Doctors).
(1934) Fernando Manzaneque: Spanish road racing cyclist.
(1933) Toshi Ichiyanagi
(1933) Igor Kvasha: Russian actor (d. 2012).
(1932) Ivan Davis in Electra: Texas, USA; pianist/writer ("Hunger", "Corn is Green").
(1932) Ivan Davis: American classical pianist.
(1931) Isabel Martinez de Peron
(1931) Isabel Perón: Argentinean noted family, the third wife of Juan Peron.
(1931) Isabel Martinez de Peron President of Argentina (1974: 1976), widow of Argentine President Juan Peron.
(1931) Argentina Rioja
(1931) Isabel de Perón: Argentinian politician 41st President of Argentina.
(1930) Jim Loscutoff: American basketball player (d. 2015).
(1930) Tibor Antalpéter: Hungarian volleyball player and diplomat Hungarian Ambassador to the United Kingdom (d. 2012).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Neil Johnston: American basketball player, a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame.
(1929) Paul Burlison: Rocker.
(1929) Eduard Zimmermann: German journalist, TV presenter and security expert (d. 2009).
(1929) Daniel Burke: American TV network executive and CEO of Capital Cities/ABC.
(1929) Julien Chouinard: Canadian lawyer and judge (d. 1987).
(1929) Mary Joan Nielubowicz: Rear Admiral / nurse.
(1929) Jerry Adler: American actor director and producer.
(1928) Dave Ketchum in Quincy: Illinois, USA; actor (Agent 13 - Get Smart).
(1928) Osmo Wiio: Finnish journalist academic and politician (d. 2013).
(1928) Oscar Cabalén: Argentine racing driver (d. 1967).

(1927) Jean-Pierre Decourt
(1927) Rolf Landauer: American physicist and electrical engineer (Born 1927).
(1927) A Ponrajah: Sri Lankan engineer (d. 1986).
(1926) Albert Frère
(1926) Gyula Grosics: Hungarian footballer and manager (d. 2014).
(1926) Dave Sands: Australian boxer (d. 1952).
(1926) Eddie CréMier: St Maur des Fossés Painters.
(1926) Jean Thivolet: French dermatologist, researcher and head of Department of Dermatology, Venereology, and Allergology of Edouard Herriot Hospital (Pavillon R), Lyon, from 1972 to 1992.
(1926) John Edward Caulwell Hearne: Writer.
(1925) Gerald Sim: English actor.
(1925) Russell Hoban: American author and illustrator (d. 2011).
(1925) Stanley Karnow: American journalist and historian (d. 2013).
(1925) Christopher Zeeman: British mathematician and academic.
(1924) Janet Waldo
(1923) Conrad Bain: Canadian-American actor who served in the Canadian Army during WW II, and then moved to New York in 1949.
(1923) John Knoepfle: Cincinnati Writer.
(1923) Bonar Bain: Canadian actor (d. 2005).
(1922) Oliver van Petten
(1922) Oliver Van Petten: American journalist, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times.
(1922) Pandit Bhimsen Joshi: Indian classical singer (d. 2011).
(1921) Betty Friedan: American feminist pioneer and organizer, lecturer and writer, the author of "The Feminine Mystique," which became a best-seller, translated into 13 languages.
(1921) Lotfi Zadeh: Azerbaijani-American mathematician and computer scientist.
(1921) Lotfi Asker Zadeh: American-Iranian/Russian mathematician and computer scientist.
(1920) Gerardo Guerrieri: Italian theater and TV producer.
(1920) Derek Worlock: English Roman Catholic archbishop (Liverpool).
(1920) John Hartford Worlock: Roman Catholic Bishop of Liverpool.
(1920) Janet Waldo: American actress and voice artist.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Andr? Lamensans: Epinay sur Seine physician.
(1919) Frank van Klingeren Dutch architect (De Meerpaal: Dronten).
(1918) Ida Lupino: British-American actress with a turmoil-filled life.
(1918) Norman Wisdom: London, England -- Comedian (Kraft Music Hall).
(1918) Porky Chedwick: American radio personality.
(1918) Luigi Pareyson: Italian philosopher.
(1918) Janet Waldo: American actress.
(1917) Yahya Khan: Pakistan general and politician 3rd President of Pakistan (d. 1980).
(1917) Aga Yahya Khan: Pakistan -- Military / politician.
(1917) Jacques Pélissier: French senior government official, who served as the president of SNCF (Société nationale des chemins de fer français; "National society of French railways" or "French National Railway Company") from 1975 to 1981.

(1916) Gavin Buchanan: Ewart English poet (Pleasures of the Flesh).
(1916) Basil Hembry: Farmer / campaigner.
(1916) Colin Morris: Playwright / documentary filmmaker.
(1916) David Vassall: Cox composer.
(1915) Jean Richer
(1915) Norman Wisdom: English actor and comedian (d. 2010).
(1915) German Rieckeshoff Sampayo: Puerto Rican editor, sports reporter who was president of the Puerto Rico Olympic Committee and member of the International Olympic Committee.
(1915) German Rieckehoff Sampayo: Puerto Rican editor and sportswriter who was president of the Puerto Rico Olympic Committee and member of the International Olympic Committee.
(1915) Pierre Guillaume: France Military man.
(1915) Ray Evans: American songwriter with Jay Livingston (d. 2007).
(1915) William Talman: Detroit, Michigan -- Actor (Crashout, Hamilton-Perry Mason).
(1914) Maurice Dupuis: France sport Champion.
(1914) Alfred Andersch: German-Swiss author and publisher (d. 1980).
(1914) Ida Lupino London England: actress (Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Jennifer).
(1914) Jens Mellbye: Norwegian Supreme Court lawyer 1961-1968, and Supreme Court Judge 1968-1982.
(1913) Rosa Parks: American activist known as "the mother of the civil rights movement" due to her sparking of the Montgomery bus boycott, leading to a 12/21/1956 Supreme Court order outlawing discriminatory practices on Montgomery busses.
(1913) Étienne-Martin : French non-figurative sculptor who received the grand prize for sculpture in the 33rd Venice Biennale in 1966.
(1913) Richard Seaman: English race car driver (d. 1939).
(1913) Woody Hayes [Wayne]: college football coach (Ohio, 1968 coach of year).
(1912) Jean Hérold-Paquis: French journalist who collaborated with the Nazis.
(1912) Erich Leinsdorf: Austrian conductor, studied in Vienna and conducted as an assistant to Bruno Walter and Arturo Toscanini from 1934-1937.
(1912) Byron Nelson: Fort Worth, Texas -- PGA golfer (won 19 tournaments in 1945).
(1912) James Craig: Nashville, Tennessee -- Actor (Devil & Daniel Webster, Cyclops).
(1912) Louis-Albert Vachon: French Canadian cardinal archbishop of Quebec (Born 1912).
(1912) Jean Herold-Paquis: Arches Journalist.
(1912) Ola Bræk: Norwegian banker and politician Norwegian Minister of Industry (d. 1999).
(1912) Ola Skjak Braek: Norwegian politician (d. 1999).
(1911) Ivy Williamson: American college football player and football and basketball coach.
(1910) Uys Krige: South African playwright / Novelist (Orphan of the Desert).
(1910) Alfred Mendelsohn: composer.
(1910) Andr? Verhaeghe: Lille physician.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Robert Coote: London, England -- Actor (Timmy-Rogues, Theodore-Nero Wolfe).
(1909) Kenneth W Howell: English Anglican Bishop (Chile / Bolivia / Peru).
(1909) Jean Bichat: Lun?ville physician.
(1908) Gordon Fraser: Lawrence, Massachusetts -- Newscaster (All Star News).
(1908) Julian Bell: English poet and academic (d. 1937).
(1908) Emmanuel "Manny": Klein trumpeter.
(1908) Ellisiv Steen: Norwegian literary researcher and professor at the University of Oslo from 1972.
(1907) Otto Ohlendorf: German law enforcement executive, the head of the Nazi Reich Main Security Service (AMT III) during WW II.
(1907) James McIntosh Patrick
(1907) James Patrick: Scottish artist, considered one of the greatest traditional landscape painters of the 20th century.

(1907) Georges Rieunau: Carmaux physician.
(1906) Clyde Tombaugh: American astronomer and academic discovered Pluto (d. 1997).
(1906) Dietrich Bonhoeffer: German clergyman, theological scholar, writer and member of the resistance movement against the Nazi regime during World War II.
(1906) Clyde William Tombaugh: United States -- Astronomer (discovered Pluto).
(1906) Primo Carnera: Italian boxer (champion-1933).
(1905) Louis Berthomme-Saint-André
(1905) Reda Caire
(1905) Eddie Foy Jr: New Rochelle, New York -- Actor (Eddie-Fair Exchange).
(1905) Louis Berthomme-St-Andre: France Painter.
(1905) Hylda Baker: English comedy actress (d. 1986).
(1904) Georges Sadoul: French historian and film critic.
(1904) Jean Tranchant: French singer-songwriter, who died in Paris at 8:15 a.m.
(1904) Predrag Milosevic: composer.
(1904) MacKinlay Kantor: American journalist, novelist and screenwriter.
(1904) Herman B Wiardi Beckman: Dutch politician (SDAP) / resistance fighter.
(1903) Edwin Denby: Tientsin, China -- US dance critic / poet (Snoring in N).
(1903) Siro Cisilino: composer.
(1903) Berend van: den Amstel [Bernard CED Hattink]; actor (Beatrice).
(1903) Alexander Oppenheim: mathematician.
(1903) Frank Howley: Hampton, New York -- Brigadier General (Answers for Americans).
(1903) Alexander Imich: Polish-American chemist parapsychologist and academic (d. 2014).
(1902) Charles Lindbergh: American pilot and author, the most famous hero of his day for his flight from New York to Paris on 20 May 1927 which earned him the Congressional Medal of Honor.
(1902) Hartley Shawcross: Baron Shawcross German-English lawyer and politician Attorney General for England and Wales (d. 2003).
(1901) Claude Wardlaw: Scottish scientist, botanist, author, research in morphogenesis, embryogenesis, phylogeny & diseases of plants, married once, two children.
(1901) Rene Bousquet: France sport Champion.
(1900) Jacques Prévert: French poet and screenwriter.
(1900) Jacques Prevert: French poet and screenwriter (Born 1900).

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