List of celebrities and famous people who were born on June 4th
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2004Dancer
Dancer
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999South Korean singer and actress
Model
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Japanese singer
YouTube Star
Vine Star
YouTube Star
Actor
Grandson of English Princess Alexandra
Model
YouTube Star
Reality Star
American basketball star Magic Johnson's son and Earletha Kelly's daughter, Earletha "Cookie", Kelly are both well-known. Johnson is HIV-positive, but his wife and son are fine.
R&B Singer
Soap Opera Actress
Croatian singer-songwriter/pianist
British actress
Italian footballer
Namibian-French director
Entrepreneur
Anglo girl born in South-West Africa. She published a book that featured remarkable photographs as an 11-year old girl. The book was distributed in 47 countries. She grew up in Africa and was a natural speaker about animals. Her childhood playmates included elephants, monkeys and snakes.
Bhutanese wife of Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck
American singer and drummer (Paramore Novel American, and Half Noise).
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Actress
Azerbaijani singer, Ell & Nikki
Polish hammer thrower
Italian footballer
Athlete
Iranian rower
Chinese actress
British singer (The Saturdays).
Entrepreneur
TV Actor
Actress
Movie Actress
American fashion designer and model
German-Turkish actress
Canadian actor
Rugby Player
Dancer
Guitarist
South Korean singer (TVXQ)
South Korean singer-songwriter and actor (TVXQ and JYJ)
English wheelchair racer
Actor
Athlete
Australian model
Model
Soccer Player
Polish singer
American figure skating champion at the 2010 Olympics
Brazilian model (d. 2006)
German tennis player
American model
Norwegian politician
South African DJ and painter (d. 2011).
Taiwanese actress and singer
Actress
YouTube Star
Italian footballer
Japanese actor
Canadian ice hockey player
Italian footballer
Brazilian fashion model (d. 2006)
American porn model and actress
Ivorian footballer
American-Chinese actor and rapper
Kenyan runner
Actor and model from Ireland
American-Canadian football player
American rapper
Belgian Thoroughbred horse racing jockey, the son of a horse-racing family. Soumillon tied the French record for winning five races in one day in April 2000. He has won a number of races and was the French champion jockey in 2003 with 207 victories. He won five races on September 10, 2006, and tied the French record for most wins.
Reality Star
American comedian and actor
Russian basketball player
Greek footballer
Canadian swimmer
American screenwriter and comedian
Comedian
Greek singer-songwriter (Elysion On Thorns I Lay, Visions of Atlantis).
Canadian ice hockey player
Canadian ice hockey player
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979South African-Australian rugby player
Japanese footballer
French professional road bike racer. He competed between 2001 and 2013. He was a professional cyclist from France, and his greatest career achievement was the Mountain classification of the Tour de France 2010. From 2010 to 2012, he won the Tropicale Amissa Bongo Stage Race in Gabon three times in a row.
Comedian
TV Actor
Icelandic actor
Ukrainian composer and guitarist
Dutch volleyball player (d. 2013)
Musician
Greek footballer
Austrian footballer
Australian snooker player
Australian alternative country singer-songwriter
Russian politician and lawyer
Russian lawyer and activist. He has been a prominent Russian lawyer and political activist since 2009. His LiveJournal blog has been used to organize large-scale protests to address these issues. He regularly contributes articles to Russian publications such as Forbes Russia. He claimed in a 2011 interview that Putin's political system was so weakened due to corru
Serbian tennis player
Serbian tennis player
The buff heroine of Lara Croft's videogame character, an American actress who is known for being a bit off-beat in her performances as Lara Croft in "Tomb Raider" was a notoriously outlandish American actress. Based on a videogame, the film soared to the top of the box-office when it was released in June 2001. It also earned the highest amount …
An actor, comedian, author, and radio host from England. Brand became well-known as the host of Big Brother’s Big Mouth in 2004, a Big Brother spinoff. He had his first film role in St Trinian's in 2007, a movie about an anarchic school for uncontrollable young girls. He had a significant role in the 2008 romantic comedy-drama Forgetting Sarah Marshall. …
TV Actor
Family Member
American politician, author, public speaker, and marriage equality activist.
Uganda -- US gymnist (1992 Olympics)
American football player
NBA forward (Orlando Magic)
French activist. He was one of the "Tarnac Nine" and accused of plotting to sabotage train lines in November 2008. This act was classified by the French government as terrorist acts. He spent more than six months in prison before being released on bail.
American baseball coach and player
An English politician and lawyer
American bass player (Dave Matthews Band, Yukon Kornelius).
Australian pole vaulter (1996 Olympics)
Slovak tennis player
Musician
Orange, California -- Miss America - California (1997)
American poet and author
Indian chef (d. 2012)
American professional wrestler
Defensive tackle (Dallas Cowboys)
Linebacker (New York Giants).
NFL wide reciever (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32)
Running back (Philadelphia Eagles).
Executed for murder: Labor leader/songwriter
American screenwriter and producer of comedians
Bosnian singer
Japanese-American singer-songwriter
Sterling Heights, Michigan -- NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars)
American actor. He is best known for his role in "ER" as Dr. John Carter. Noah Wyle received five Emmy Award nominations and three Golden Globe nominations for Best Supporting Actor, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television. He was awarded the TV Guide Award 2001 for Supporting Actor In a Drama Series.
English screenwriter and actor
Comedian
St. Paul, Minnesota -- Playmate
Edmonton, Alberta -- Tornado yachter (1996 Olympics)
Japanese composer and director
Congolese soldier and politician, President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
American politician and junior senator from Utah
Estonian poet and journalist
NFL / WLAF linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers and Frankfurt Galaxy).
Polish-Swedish singer and actress
Italian skier who received the Gold Medal in Slalom G on February 22, 1996.
English-Canadian producer and DJ
German television executive. Hofem Best was the Programme Director at RTL 2 from 2006 to 2006. She introduced programs such as "Big Brother" or "Popstars". From August 2009 to August 2009, she was the Co-CEO at Discovery Communications Germany and was responsible also for the DMAX channel. She is currently director of Sixx, the Women's Channel.
Australian rower (1996) Olympics
English bass player and songwriter (Anathema Crave of Filth and Angtoria).
British musician
NFL wide receiver (Seattle Seahawks).
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American comedian, actor, and writer. He is best known for his sketch comedy work in the MTV series Human Giant. He is currently a star on the Adult Swim series Children's Hospital.
Oslo, Norway -- Canada Europe class yachter (1996 Olympics)
Soccer player (Feyenoord)
Chilean-American screenwriter and producer of actor
Bolivar, Venezuela -- Outfielder (Toronto Blue Jays)
American actor. He is best known for his roles on the TV series Party of Five as Bailey Salinger and Jake Hartman in Everwood. Chad Decker was born in a Reform Jewish home. He was born in West Orange, New Jersey and graduated from West Orange High School in 1986. He received a Bachelor's degree in finance from The George …
Rock Singer
Actress
American R&B singer
Naperville, Illinois -- Playmate (Jan, 1991)
American actor, screenwriter, and expatriate. He currently lives in Morocco and founded a non-profit to support cultural and educational events. He is a regular actor in short films, independent films, and voice-overs. His most notable role was in "Pi", a 1998 film directed by Darren Aronofsky. Gullette was one the story writers.
Cuban-Spanish long jumper
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
American astronaut
Journalist
American astronaut and colonel
Australian baseball pitcher (1996) Olympics
La Crosse, Wisconsin -- Catcher for the Chicago Cubs
French playwright and novelist. She started writing when she was 12.
Italian coloratura mezzo-soprano opera singer and recitalist. Her interpretations of Mozart and Rossini are her most prominent, but she is also well-known for her performances of less-known Baroque or classical music. Her versatility in playing both mezzo and soprano roles is what makes her stand out. Bartoli is considered a coloratura mezzo-soprano (Koloratur-Mezzosopran) with an unusual timbre. She is one …
Toronto, Ontario -- NHL left wing (Toronto Maple Leafs)
Shadow Secretary of State for Wales, an English politician
Russian mathematician, academic
French ice climber.
Musician
American tennis player and preacher (Anglican Order of Preachers).
Musician
Australian motorcycle racer
NBA forward (New Jersey Nets).
Baseball player
Los Angeles, California -- Tennis star
Glendale, California -- Infielder (Texas Rangers)
American politician and Green party candidate Matt Gonzalez had a chance to become the first Green Party mayor in a major US metro area. However, he lost the election against his opponent in an closely monitored election run-off on December 9, 2003. Gonzales ran against Gavin Newsom (Democrat), who is the heir to Willie Brown's term-limited incumbent. Gonzalez, a former …
Illinois, USA; retired tennis player as a teenager.
English actor
Japanese screenwriter and animator producer
Baseball player
German Pentathlon athlete.
Japanese Animator
rocker (Sigue Sigue Sputnik-Love Missile F-111).
American basketball coach and player
NFL tackle (Washington Redskins).
Canada -- Marathoner (1996 Olympics)
Fashion designer (hot)
New Zealand rugby union player
French lawyer who specializes in criminal law and law of the press.
American gospel singer
American singer-songwriter and pastor
Polish cyclist
Polish race car driver
Reality Star
Polish rally driver
Polish cyclist
Italo-disco singer and fashion model from Italy. He reached the top ten in Italy with hits such as "Future Brain", 'Mad Desire", 'Bad Boy", 'Don't Break My Heart", 'Day by Day' and "Catch the Fox", all taken from his first two albums Overpower & Day by Day.
Hungarian politician and businessman, 6th Prime Minister of Hungary
R&B Singer
LPGA golfer
Stage Actor
6th Prime Minister of Hungary
Educator
Spanish train driver, responsible for a derailment near Santiago de Compostela. He was not only responsible for the deaths of many passengers, but also suffered minor injuries.
British actor
American keyboard player and guitarist (Winger).
Serbian manager and footballer
Serbian footballer
Writer
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Rocker (Winger-17)
Agri-businessman ( Farms)
Bolivian long-distance runner
French entrepreneur and business executive. He is the Chairman of Banque Edmond de Rothschild depuis 2013.
CFL corner (Edmonton Eskimos)
Greek politician 21st Greek Minister of Culture
Indian investor, business magnate and philanthropist. Reliance Group, also known as Reliance ADA Group, was founded in June 2005 by Ambani. It was formed following a merger with Reliance Industries Limited. According to Forbes' 2014 billionaires list, his net worth is $5.9 Billion.
Birmingham, Alabama -- Actress (Where the Lilies Bloom).
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
Irish athlete
South Korean director
Monte Cristi -- Dominican Republic -- Catcher (Cleveland Indians).
South Korean producer and director
American actor
American manager and player
American poet and author
Irish television and radio host (d.2010)
Marathoner (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
English darts player
American journalist and author
American actress and singer
Scottish crime writer best known for her suspense novels with Dr. Tony Hill. Her works form part of the "Tartan Noir", a genre of crime fiction from Scotland.
English writer
English composer and saxophonist (d. 2014).
Musician
Scottish singer-songwriter/guitarist (One in a Million Wings Small Faces The Dukes & Thunderclap Newman, 1979).
American politician and journalist 6th Governor of Hawaii
English producer and guitarist (Samson), (d. 2002).
Huser was founded by a Japanese businessman
Polish politician and historian 5th President of Poland
Zimbabwean poet and author
Hartford, Connecticut -- Actress (Tough enough)
TV Actor
Pennsylvania, USA; actor.
Connecticut, USA; actress ("It's not easy, Mary").
Polish politician and historian, who is President of Poland depuis 2010.
Acting President of Poland and Marshal of the Polish Sejm
Chinese-British actor who broke all cultural barriers to become the first ethnic leader in a major TV series, "The Chinese Detective" 1981-82. Four documentaries were made about the Chinese community of Liverpool, where he was born. He was also featured in two Bond movies, "A View to a Kill" (1985) and Spielberg's 1987 "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom …
Italian film director, and well-known family, Dino Risi is the son. He directed "Appunti su Hollywood" in 1977 and began working with his father as a scriptwriter on a variety of films.
Dutch Secretary of State Secretary (CDA).
American comic book author and artist
Polish runner (d. 1981)
English journalist and author
German singer and pianist (Slapp Happi Henry Cow Art Bears, News from Babel and Slapp Happy Henry German Piano)
French travel writer and novemist.
New York, USA. Actor (Laverne & Shirley, 13 East).
Actor
English celebrity chef
Musician
Writer
Canadian bishop (d. 2012)
American radio host
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949He is a Canadian actor and a well-known family member. Denys Arcand is his brother. Gabriel has made almost 40 films in French since his 1972 film debut.
Astrologer from Canada, who studied with the Canadian Church of Light. Ontario restaurant owner. Married; several kids.
Italian racing cyclist, who won the Grande Boucle twice and was second three times. She rode for Italy in the 1988 and 1984 Summer Olympics.
Newark sports Champions
American politician and lawyer
Scottish footballer
English jump-jockey leader. He was diagnosed with cancer in 1979. He had one of his testes removed. However, the cancer spread to his lymph nodes, and he received chemotherapy. He was declared free of cancer in February 1981 and won the grand national in March 1981.
Writer
Cuban clarinetist, alto saxophonist and soprano-saxophonist. D'Rivera, the winner of numerous Grammys and other awards has been living in the United States since 1980. Although he has worked in many different settings, he is best known for his Latin jazz playing. He has received six Latin Grammy Awards as well as four Grammy Awards.
German footballer
German manager and footballer
Actress / model (Daphne Draper - Search For Tomorrow)
Canadian sportscaster and golfer
French former program director at Canal Plus private TV channel, well-known for creating "Les Guignols de l'Info", a satirical program.
Austrian politician and businessman 25th Chancellor
American screenwriter and actor (d. 1994).
Indian actor
Scientist
Actress
Correspondent / journalist (ABC-TV)
Indian actor, director and producer
Scotland, United Kingdom -- Singer (Peter & Gordon - World Without Love)
American musician, composer, and philosopher. Braxton has recorded over 100 albums since 1960. He plays the sopranino and soprano as well as the C-melody and F mezzo-soprano. He also used to play alto flute and flute, but he has since stopped using these instruments.
Writer, photographer, and rowing coach
Athlete
New York, USA. Actress (Maggie, Spencer’s Pilots).
American actress (The Mamas & the Papas), singer
French politician, member of France's National Assembly representing Haute-Vienne and member of Socialiste radical, citoyen, et autres gauche.
Scottish musician, member of the hit aEUR70s band Average White Band. He is a jazz sax player and can also play the piano with rhythm, jazz, and blues. The band's biggest hits are "Cut the Cake", 1975, and "Soul Searchin'," 1996.
Rock guitarist (Family)
Madagascaran folksinger
British journalist, editor and playwright. He was The Guardian's security editor and writes about defence and security issues.
American religious leader
English author
Activist
Athlete
American golfer
Musician
American mountaineer
Canadian politician and lawyer
French parachutist, world champion in 1962.
American singer and actor. With a few plays in 1985, he did parts and some features. The film industry began to boom in 1986 with a flood of work, including "Men at Work", "To Sleep With Anger" (Colors), and "Colors".
American R&B record label executive.
Screenwriter and playwright from Australia
Screenwriter and playwright from Australia
Member of the Dutch 2nd Chamber (CDA) - Economist
Flemish strongman, teeth-acrobat. His real name was Wilfried MRBA(c).
Slovak-Austrian bishop
Composer
English actor
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American producer and director (d. 2008).
Canadian politician and civil servant
American author of "Howard Hawks: A Jungian Study," 1987. Branson was a journalist before he was given an inheritance that enabled him to fund a Shakespeare company, make folk records, and write.
Scottish politician and journalist 2nd Presiding Officer at the Scottish Parliament
11th Marquess of Sligo AngloIrish peer; member British House of Lords up to 1999 (d. 2014.)
Baseball shortstop (New York Yankees).
Musician
American author and physician, he is also a doctor in veterinary medicine and naturopathic practice. He founded "Soaring Eagle," a famous trace mineral company with 70+ employees based in San Diego. His first treatments were for farm animals. He is also known as the "Mineral Doctor". Wallach co-authored eight textbooks and, in 1983, a reference manual on comparative medicine.
American baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies from 1960 to 1965, and the St. Louis Cardinals from 1966 to 1966.
Canadian politician and journalist 23rd Lieutenant Governor, Manitoba (d. 2016).
American singer and guitarist (Texas Tornados & Los Super Seven). (d. 2006).
CEO (US News & World Report and New York Daily News).
Politician
American author
American wrestling manager and sportscaster (d.1999)
Boston Properties was founded by a Canadian-American businessman
American actor, who has been acting in movies since 1960. He often plays the role of psychotic, unstable, or fanatic characters.
Indian actress and singer (d. 1991)
Indian actress (d. 1991).
CEO (Bowater)
Russian triple jumper (d.2001)
Nine West, an American fashion designer and businessman, was co-founded (d. 2015).
Illinois, USA; actor.
Canadian actress and soprano
Dutch actor (Rififi, Amsterdam)
Ethiopian diplomat and economist (d. 2013).
American Roman Catholic priest who caused a hornet’s nest of distress which began in January 2002. This was a symbol for the troubled priesthood. Geoghan, who was accused of sexual abuse as far back as 1972, was moved around from one parish to another while the church denied the problem. It settled claims discretely and sent its pedophile priests away …
French ecclesiastic. He is a Roman Catholic Cardinal and Archbishop of Bordeaux. On June 29, 1961, he was ordained as a priest. He was a professor and administrator at The Catholic Institute of Toulouse (1967-1972) after completing his doctoral degree.
Vincentian politician and educator, 6th Governor General of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Author and conservationist from Kenyan-British
Irish cyclist (Born 1934).
American merchandise marketer and CEO at Dominion Bancshares in Virginia. Dalhouse holds a BS degree in Commerce. Dalhouse instills an esprit in his employees and enjoys running for pleasure and enjoyment.
Belgian Roman Catholic priest, Archbishop Malines-Brussels since December 19, 1979. He was elevated to Cardinal on February 2, 1982. In 1957, he was ordained priest. He received his doctorate from the Catholic University of Leuven and taught there after he finished.
American politician who was the 41st Governor for the U.S state of Arkansas. From 1981 to 1983, he served one term of two years. He is one of only two people who defeated Bill Clinton in an electoral election. The other being John Paul Hammerschmidt, a former U.S. Representative from Harrison, Arkansas.
CEO (British Horseracing Betting Levy Board).
American actor (d. 2004).
New Zealand playwright and author (d. 2004).
American jazz composer and arranger (Born in 1932).
California, USA; actor ("Pantomine Quiz").
American actor, born to a prominent theatrical family. He made his debut in film as a teenager. His rebellious nature, drug and violence issues, and his career, hampered his success and destroyed his personal life. His credits include "The Sundowners," 1950 and "While the City Sleeps," 1956. He also appeared in "Nights of Rasputin," 1961, and "War of the Zombies," …
Austrian-Australian scientist, humanitarian, and expert in immunology. NossalaEUR(tm), who discovered how antibodies form, is a key figure in the ongoing fight against infectious diseases. He is the author or five books, and hundreds of scientific articles.
Writer
Businessman
Statesman
Composer
Model
American actress and singer who became a recording artist in 1955. She also toured the nightclub circuit for 25 years. In 1962, she released "A Taste of Honey," her most famous song. King married Willie Dennis (a trumpeter) and was divorced in 1965. In 1971, she made her film debut in "The Godfather", as Mama Corleone.
English politician Lord Lieutenant of Moray and air marshal for England
Russian ice hockey coach and player (d. 2014).
Composer
Writer
Italian singer who died in Milan, 2 September 1970.
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Scientist
German actor. He is most well-known for his roles in various soap operas in Germany. He was a straight-forward, disciplined actor who also enjoyed the pleasures of the taste buds. His weight was close to 100 kilos (200 pounds). At 69 years old, he died from heart failure in Munchsteinach (Germany) on January 18, 1999.
Producer
France sport Champion
Greek politician and lawyer 5th President of Greece
Dr. Ruth, a German-American psychosexual therapist, is well-known. She is a flamboyant psychiatrist, writer, and broadcaster. Her cheerful German accent makes it easy to give sex advice, such as chicken soup, which has made her a hugely successful radio host. She was a pioneer in radio talk-shows and started a 15-minute show, "Sexually Speaking", in September 1980. She was a …
Italian film director; debut 1955 at Piccolo Theater in Geneva, and on TV with a Gastone Tanzi thriller. Between 1960-1986, he directed theatrical productions and worked on over 15 films. Fenoglio was awarded a diploma as a film director from the Academy of Dramatic Arts, Rome.
Businessman
French trade unionist who was the chairman of French Confederation of Christian Workers. (French ConfA(c]dA(c]ration franASSaise des workers chrA[c]tiens, CFTC). This is one of five major French confederations of unions that are part of the social Christian tradition.
British actor (Smacks & Thistle).
Nationally recognized Danish film director. Carlsen is the Grand-Old Man of Danish Film Culture. He won a prize at Cannes Film Festival in 1960s for his film "Hunger".
Medford, Massachusetts -- Actress (Edie grant-Mary Tyler Moore).
Arnay le Duc Writer
Poet
Politician
American politician. He was a representative of his New York district in the House of Representatives from 1969-1995.
French race horse owner, and father of Jean-Luc Bigeon and Christian Bigeon.
American (d. 1958) who was the world's heaviest person during his lifetime
American man who was the heaviest human being (d. 1958).
California, USA; actress (Kings Row and The Californians).
Estonian poet, playwright, and critic
The Living Theatre was founded by The Living Theatre, a German-American actress and director (d. 2015).
Actor
Spanish footballer (d. 2013)
American actor who played the role of Chester, a low-key character in "Gunsmoke," between 1955-1964. He was versatile, talented and political-aware. In 1970, Weaver was a recognized star on his own series "McCloud." He starred in seven TV shows and was awarded an Emmy in 1959. He has been married to Gerry since 2000. They have three children and three …
Prime Minister of Samoa (d.1999)
Missouri, USA; actor
American basketball player, he was a three-season pro basketball player who began his career in 1947. He was 56 years old when he died.
Samoan politician, 5th Prime Minister of Samoa (d.1999)
France sport Champion
Author and academic from Australia (d. 2007).
British Vice-Admiral
Italian Gold Medal wrestler, who won a Gold medal at London Olympics 1948.
Director
Baseball player
Vice chancellor (Bradford University)
Evanston, Illinois -- Composer (Duo for Viola)
American actor (d.2011)
American basketball player and athlete. He served a three-year period in WWII as a Marine Corps officer (from 1943-1946). From 1947-1958, he was a Royals player/coach. On May 5, 1987, he was inducted into The Hall of Fame.
Slovenian-Argentinian philosopher and academic (d. 2006)
Argentine philosopher from Slovenia (d. 2006).
Russ/French ballerina (Pavlova Prize 1957)
American civil servant (d. 2012)
French politician and physician who died 10 November 2000.
St Louis Military man
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919France sport Champion
Atlanta, Georgia -- CEO (US Olympic Committee).
American actor and baritone operatic, who also worked in the musical theatre scene. In 1993, he was awarded the National Medal of Arts.
American politician, lawyer, senator (dem oh), 2nd children; jewish; Ohio state, b.s.
British Aerospace's Deputy CEO
Michigan, United States -- News commentator (CBS, Chronicles)
French businessman, son Of AndrA(c), CitroAn.
New York, baritone (New York Metropolitan Opera).
Politician
CEO (British Equestrian Federation)
Canadian painter (d. 2014.)
Nobel Prize laureate in Biochemistry and Pharmacology for America (d. 2009).
French businessman and club owner.
President of Mali (1960-1968)
Swedish actor and director (d. 1965).
Malian politician and educator 1st President, Mali (d. 1977).
Danish journalist / writer
Composer
Italy Actor
Danish sculptor (large iron statues) dies at the age of 80.
Bordeaux EXecutives
French official who was the Inspector General of Finances.
Italy sport Champion
Sculptor
Ukrainian author (Vokopach Stalingrada)
French educator and study director of social economics at the Moroccan Institute of High Studies in 1951. He was the Unesco expert on Egypt from 1953 to '55. He was also a Professor 1956 to '81 and then an Honorary Professor at College de France. The President of several ministerial missions from 1981 to 1985, the Arabian socioologist wrote many …
The hovercraft was invented by an English engineer (d. 1999).
Brie-Comte-Robert Military man
British inventor and engineer (d. 1999).
Actress
Famous birthdays on June 4th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer.
CEO (NY Stock Exchange 1976-84)
Austrian news figure, half-niece to Adolf Hitler. Hitler first fell in love with Geli (short form for Angela) when he was 36 and she was 17. His half-sister, his mother, convinced him to live in the house with the girl at Berchtesgaden, his mountain retreat. "Uncle Alf" was soon escorting the girl to cafes and movies in Munich. The pictu
Chancellor (Brunei University)
French Catholic priest who was Bishop of Soissons between 22 May 1963 and 13 February 1984.
Waterbury, Connecticut -- Actress
Dutch actor
Mourmelon-le-Grand physician
Waterbury, Connecticut -- Actress
American actress, known for her 23 sophisticated and crisp career-girl roles. Her films include "Picnic," 1956, and "Auntie Mame," 1957.
Composer
Haitian politician and journalist (d. 1944).
English journalist and poet (d. 1990).
Actor/director (Yankee Doodle Dandy Keeper of Flame).
French priest who was the bishop of Monaco between 1953 and 1962. He is most well-known for marrying Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier, 18 April 1956. He was elected Bishop of FrA(c), Jus, and Toulon in 1962. He retired in 1983.
Dancer
French philosopher, epistemologist and author. He had a profound influence on philosophers Deleuze and Derrida. He was married only once.
La Genevraye physician
Austrian parapsychologist, author, and professor of neuroscience. He was an M.D. and conducted research in neurology, neurosurgery and psychiatry in San Francisco and Buenos Aires. He was a professor of neuropsychiatry in Austria at the University of Innsbruch from 1938 to 1986. He also visited India to conduct field work in neuropsychiatry, to examine cases of psi phenomena and to …
Punjabi social activist (d. 1992)
Indian publisher, environmentalist, and philanthropist (d.92)
Russian conductor
Galician politician, financial officer. He is regarded as one of the most influential Galicianist intellectuals in the Spanish Second Republic. He was a founding member and key figure of the Partido Galeguista, the Galicianist Party. This is the origin of modern Galician nationalism.
Costa Rican sculptor, Juan Manuel Sanchez and Francisco Zuniga are two of the most well-known of the Generation of Thirty or New Generation Nationalist Sensibility.
La Croisille physician
India -- Field hockey goal tender (1928 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
German theologian. Weber was educated at Bonn and TA 1/4 Bingen. He joined the Nazi Party in 1933 and became a member for a brief time of the German Christians group. He was appointed professor at the University of GAPttingen in 1934. He was against the Confessing Catholic witness and felt guilt after the war for his participation in Nazi …
Italy Scientist
The Republic of Indonesia's first president (d. 1967).
French caricaturist and cartoonist.
Journalist
France Scientist