List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 5th
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2009Canadian newsmaker. She is the second child of Justin Trudeau, Liberal politician, and Sophie GrA(c), CTV entertainment reporter. On 4 November 2015, her father was elected 23rd Prime Minister Canada.
American actor
World Music Singer
American notable family, son of Marc Anthony (32), a Grammy-winning Latin singer, and Dayanara (26). Their marriage was their first. Christian weighed 7 lb-1oz. His mother was Miss Universe 1993. His father's hits include "I Need to Know" (You Sang to Me). Marc Anthony, the father of the child, divorced his parents in 2004. Jennifer Lopez was later married to …
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Drummer
YouTube Star
English footballer
Rapper
TV Actor
YouTube Star
Entrepreneur
Turkish actor
YouTube Star
American notable family member, daughter of golfer Jim McGovern's wife Lauren and first child.
Soccer Player
Japanese singer (Cute Guardians 4)
Japanese actress and model
Russian footballer
Brazilian footballer who plays as a forward for FC Barcelona (since summer 2013) and the Brazilian national team, mainly as a forward.
Dutch footballer
Athlete
French model and celebrity on French reality TV. Thomas Vergara has been with her since January 2013.
Model
Basketball Player
Football Player
Paraguayan model Miss Paraguay 2011
Swedish footballer
South Korean singer-songwriter
German footballer
Russian chess player
Luxembourgian-Norwegian footballer
Cricket Player
Soccer Player
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American actor.
Filipino actress
eSports Player
Ukrainian footballer
Italian swimmer
Dutch footballer
Cameroonian footballer
Russian tennis player
Mexican model and sportscaster
Czech orienteering competitor (d. 2015)
American football player
Scottish singer-songwriter
Pianist
American actor, singer
American-Israeli sprinter
American basketball player
Ukrainian-American tennis player
Swedish ice hockey player
Croatian football player
Chilean footballer
Latvian bobsledder
American race car driver
Chilean footballer
American professional wrestler
Finnish snowboarder and harness-racer
English footballer
Japanese footballer
South Korean ice dancer
German cyclist
Australian-New Zealand rugby player
Mexican footballer
Portuguese footballer
Croatian footballer
Wrestler
Musician
Portuguese footballer, who plays as a striker or winger for Spanish La Liga club Real Madrid. He is also the captain of Portugal's national team. Ronaldo was the most expensive footballer ever after he moved from Manchester United to Real Madrid, a move that cost APS80 million. His contract with Real Madrid makes him one the most highly-paid footballers worldwide. …
Portuguese footballer, who plays as a striker or winger for Spanish La Liga club Real Madrid. He is also the captain of Portugal's national team. Ronaldo was the most expensive footballer ever after he moved from Manchester United to Real Madrid, a move that cost APS80 million. His contract with Real Madrid makes him one the most highly-paid footballers worldwide. …
Belgian model. She was born to a Capo Verde father. She is a TV presenter of the weather.
American actress
American singer
Australian rugby player
Australian footballer
French-Tunisian footballer
Russian singer and model Miss Universe Russia 2003
Cypriot footballer
American football player
Dutch swimmer
TV Actress
Argentinine footballer
American football player.
Musician
American twin, born on 7/25/1987 at 3 :00 AM in Montclair CA. Twin was killed in the chest by his mother.
American twin, second-born, was killed and shot by her mother on 7/25/1987, 3:00 AM, Montclair, CA.
Swedish martial artist
Rapper
Ecuadorian footballer
Canadian curler
Iranian basketball player (d.2007)
American pole vaulter
South Korean singer-songwriter and producer
American football player.
Slovak ice hockey player
Slovak ice hockey player
Greek singer
Argentinian footballer
Japanese voice actress
Canadian skier
Iranian basketball player (d.2007)
French singer born in an Algerian jewish family. Her father was a talented amateur pianist.
American actress
American actress
American actress
French screenwriter and director
New Zealand rugby player
Tunisian footballer
Qatari footballer
New Zealand rugby player
Czech-Greek footballer
Italian footballer
Czech tennis player
LiveJournal was created by an American programmer
Kenyan runner
Hereditary Prince of Yugoslavia
American-born Yugoslav royalty
R&B Singer
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Italian fencer
Russian player in ice hockey
American actor
Spanish cyclist
Miss Croatia-Universe (1997).
Algerian footballer
American football player
English sailor
American baseball coach and player
Manager and footballer from Bulgaria
Latvian manager and footballer
Italian composer and singer, who won the 57th Sanremo music festival's March 2007 edition. The festival staff gave him 96/100 and the popular vote, which resulted in his song "Ti RegalerA2 una rosea" winning. The lyrics of the song were taken from papers that he found. They were written by a man who spent most of his time in a …
Japanese model and singer
Ukrainian cyclist
American football player
Australian rugby league player
Italian singer-songwriter
Indian actor
Movie Actor
Belgian tennis player
Australian manager and footballer
American football player
He is a French actor and well-known famiy member. He is the son to Anthony Quinn, and Agnes Delarive, French director.
Dutch manager and footballer
American drummer (AFI, Tiger Army)
Bronckhorst, Dutch soccer player (Feyenoord).
Reality Star
Belgian-Dutch rapper
Finnish guitarist and singer-songwriter
WNBA Guard (Cleveland Rockers).
Swedish television presenter
Australian rugby league player and sportscaster
Dutch singer-songwriter
Defensive end (Carolina Panthers).
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars).
Torrance, California -- Female infielder (Silver Bullets)
Quito, Ecuador -- Actor (Tomas Rivera-Another World)
Ice hockey defenseman (USA, Olympics - 1998)
tight end (New Orleans Saints).
Australian rugby league player coach, and sportscaster
Mary Donaldson, a Danish princess by marriage, was the first Australian woman to marry Prince Frederik (heir to the crown) in Copenhagen on May 14, 2004 at 4:00 PM. According to Danish media, the first and second royal couples said "I do" at 4:46 PM. Former real estate agent gave up her British and Australian passports to convert from the …
Crown Princess of Denmark
Japanese comedian
Missouri, USA; Miss Missouri-America (1995).
Japanese comedian
American composer
American singer
French hockey player who graduated from Harvard in 1995.
Wisconsin, USA; 125.5 pounds greco-roman wrestler (Olympics-silver-1992, 1996).
Pennsylvania, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
Ontario, Canada; basketball forward (Olympics 1996).
Actor (Raymond-Doogie Howser)
Belgian basketball coach and player
Scottish Claymores).
Australian cricketer and coach
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American singer whose 1988 breakthrough album, "Don't Be Cruel," was released. Bobby was reputed to have been constantly surrounded by a maelstrom and been known for drinking coke, crack, fighting, and even getting pregnant. His famous wife Whitney Houston and Bobby continue to be in the news for both their talents and their marital struggles.
Movie Actor
Massachusetts, USA; singer ("Ghostbusters", "Don't Be Cruel").
Finnish race car driver
Puerto Rican baseball player.
rocker (Spin Doctors).
Puerto Rico; infielder (Baltimore Orioles).
Icelandic actor
Syrian actor
Israeli conductor
Icelandic producer and actor
Mexican-American jockey
Musician
Czechoslovakia: Tennis star.
Nauruan politician
American actor
Director
Greek archer
Australian politician and footballer
Olazabal; golfer.
Slovenian skier (d. 1993)
Swedish tennis player
Spanish golfer
Slovenian skier (d. 1993)
American porn actor and director
Romanian footballer
American professional-golfer, who has been playing professionally in the game since 1988. He won the 1993 PGA Tour Championship.
Coach and player of tennis in Algerian-French
Rangoon, Burma -- US badminton player (1992 Olympics)
American bass player and songwriter (The String Cheese Incident).
New Jersey, USA: PGA golfer (1993 Shell Houston Open).
Australian boxer
American actress
American musician Guns N' Roses
French parachutist, 16-time champion of France, vice world champion, multiple world record holder for skydiving.
Burbank, California -- Tennis star
Cypriot singer
Swedish screenwriter and actress
Polish screenwriter and director
Cypriot singer-songwriter
California, USA; Tennis star.
Belgian writer and author of "Cargo Life", "Condemned love"
Italian soccer player and the first woman to coach an all-male soccer team in Italy, although she was a C-class player. After winning 12 championships, four Italian cups, and scoring 550 goals, she ended her soccer career.
American screenwriter and producer of director films
Divine figure prophesied by Dixon to bring catastrophes, "A propagator of a doctrine of such persuasive appeal that it will spread like wildfire, eventually precipitating a catastrophe of considerable magnitude."
American actress
American actress, noted family. She is the daughter of screenwriter Barbara Turner and actor Vic Morrow. At nine years old, she began acting and left high school to go to the Lee Strasburg Institute. She was only six weeks away from graduation. She is a versatile actress who has performed a variety of challenging and disturbing roles. She is best …
Rock vocalist (Tesla, "Five Man Acoustical Jam")
Actress
Seattle, Washington -- Bassist (Guns & Roses).
Singer-songwriter and actor from the Philippines.
English actress and singer
TV Actor
Turkish singer-songwriter/dancer
Manager and footballer from Greece
Canadian politician, 6th Mayor of Mississauga
Literary theorist
New York, USA: LPGA golfer (1987 Women's Kemper Open).
American venture capitalist and politician, he is a self-made multimillionaire and political hopeful. He ran for office three times in Massachusetts, losing. He is married to his wife and has five children.
Greek soprano and musicologist
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
195947th Governor of Michigan
Politician
Journalist
Nebraska, USA; 3x40 rifle (Olympics-1984, 1988, 1996).
47th Governor of Michigan
Indian footballer and coach (d. 2006).
Argentinian manager and footballer
California, USA; actress (Single white female).
Italian TV presenter, who began his career in 1980. He was chosen by audition to host "Il Barattolo," a children's television program. Later, he hosted many successful TV-programs including "Scommettiamo?che?" "I fatti vostri," and "Domenica In" as well as several editions Miss Italia. He was made Commendatore della Repubblica in 2015 by President Giorgio Napolitano.
French professional cyclist who was the sports director for the teams Bretagne Aror Lux (2007-2008), and Bretagne-Schuller (2009).
French politician, writer and researcher in sociology and economics at the CNRS.
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Dream Academy, Pink Floyd).
Estonian politician and hammer thrower
Beeville, Texas -- US water polo goalie (1984, 88 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
Matousek, an American gay writer, has written two memoirs: "Sex Death Enlightenment," (1996) and "The Boy he Left Behind: A Man's search for his Lost Father."
Flight attendant for American Airlines Flight 11 on September 11, 2001 (d. 2001).
American illustrator and author
Mexican racing driver
Mexican race car driver
Los Angeles, California -- Playmate for the year (September 1977).
American manager and player
Japanese actor
Marlene Jobert, a French actress, producer, casting director and writer, is a talent manager for Marlene Jobert, among others.
French TV journalist and weather presenter, he is also one of the stars of Pyramide. Pyramide is a daily TV program where contestants must find words through association. He is a well-known TV host, and is often master of ceremonies for special presentations. He is also the Director and Founder of LBC (Laurent Broomhead Communication). Broomhead also participates in horse …
American singer and songwriter
French equestrian, Olympic medalist. He was awarded a bronze medal for show jumping at Seoul's 1988 Summer Olympics.
Jamaica -- Playmate (Sep, 1978)
Australian journalist and author
Japanese sumo and professional wrestling
Puerto Rican playwright and author
Paraguayan manager and footballer
American official from the U.S. Dept of Defense was killed when United Airlines Flight 175 crashed into The World Trade Center on 9/11/2001.
American basketball coach and player
Filipino folk musician
American journalist
French singer-songwriter (d. 1986).
Academic and geographer from Ukraine-Russia
Public Servant
British actor in over 30 musicals, comedies and musicals. He completed astrological studies and presented Mary, Queen Mother (with her horoscope) at an exhibition in 1979. He found his niche and became Britain's first TV pop media astrologist. Grant has published over 100 books, and at one point had columns in 250 publications around the world.
Actor English-American (d. 2013).
American composer and director (d.2016)
New York, USA; composer/playwright (1972 Tony Award).
Mordovian politician and engineer 1st Head of The Republic of Mordovia
Fresno sports Champions
American cartoonist, Portland's most famous quadriplegic artist. His dark humor made fun of people with disabilities and used macabre humor to often offend other races and ethnicities. Callahan was a young man who suffered from alcoholism. He was a passenger in 1972's car driven by a drunken driver. After a terrible collision with a utility pole, his spinal cord was …
French Astrologer, member of a renowned French astrology family. The niece of Armand Barbault (sister to Robert Barbault).
American poet, novelist, and short story writer.
American comedian and actor, voice artist for singers.
French jazz composer and pianist.
French actress and makeup artist
French actress
Mexican footballer manager and sportscaster
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Kurt Beck, a German politician (SPD), served as Minister-President for Rhineland-Palatinate 1994-2013 and President of the Bundesrat 2000/01. He succeeded Matthias Platzeck, the chairman of German Social Democratic Party (SPD), on 14 May 2006. On 7 September 2008, he resigned.
French-Canadian politician
Rock guitarist / drummer (Elton John Band)
Canadian politician and educator
in Mongolia; cosmonaut (Soyuz 39 backup).
English softporno / newspaper publisher (Sunday Sport)
American actress who wore a hippie look during the 1960s. She changed her last name to Seagull for a while. Her major films were "The Right Stuff," The Natural," The Entity," Tin Men," and "Hannah & Her Sisters". She worked steadily since 1981. In 1988, she played Mary Magdeline in the "Last Temptation of Christ."
Swedish football manager
American actor and director
American producer and director
rocker (Spinal Tap).
Swedish soccer (soccer), manager and former player. He is commonly known by his nickname "Svennis" in Sweden.
Hollywood Actor
New York, USA: actor (Saturday Night Live. Heartbeeps. This is Spinal Tap. Princess Bride.
English singer and actor
Australian sex offender (d.2012)
Rock guitarist (Steve Miller Band, "Abracadabra")
Dutch journalist, coach, radio and television presenter.
Georgia, USA; actor
Brinkman, WVC Dutch minister (CDA).
French screenwriter and film director. He has enjoyed a diverse career in European cinema. Over forty films have been directed by him, including La DA(c]senchantA (c)e (1990), starring Judith GodrA'che, and A Single Girl(95), starring Virginie Ledoyen.
American actor, filmmaker, and well-known family, born to actor Alan Ladd. He was ten years old when he began to play roles in "The Big Land", "The Proud Rebel," and "Misty"
American race car driver and sportscaster
New York, USA. PhD/astronaut (STS 61B, STS 30).
California, USA; actor (Raymie, Catlow, Misty, Deathline).
Singer
Italian politician Italian Minister for Justice
Brazilian actress
British actress. Provocative lead in British and International films. Her role as the Night Porter's ultra-sexy night porter attracted wide attention. Her films include "Georgy Girl," 1966, and "Henry VIII and His Six Wives," 1973. There is also a lot of TV.
Israeli journalist and author (d.2013)
Italian singer-songwriter and violinist (Premiata forneria Marconi).
Record producer for American millionaires.
American homicide suspect in the murder and disappearance of Sarah Pryor, Wayland, MA, 10/05/1985. He is currently a Texas prisoner for murder and has a lengthy criminal history that includes the attempted murder and assault of young girls with similar appearances to Sarah.
American musician. He is most well-known for adding the vital organ sound to Bob Dylan’s song 'Like A Rolling Stone. (He showed up to the session wanting to play guitar).
Birmingham, Alabama -- Rocker (Atlanta Rhythm Section, Classic IV)
American guitarist (Classics IV, Atlanta Rhythm Section).
The 51st Yokozuna, a Japanese sumo wrestler (Born 1944).
French philosopher.
Brazilian cartoonist of a famous character, Pasquin.
Italian pop singer and actor in film.
Alabama, USA; rocker, (Atlanta Rhythm Section Classic IV).
American filmmaker. He is the screenwriter, director, and producer. MannaEUR(tm), a 5'8" tall man behind the camera lens, and his fast-paced, fragmented image techniques greatly influenced television's future with the introductions of "Starsky and Hutch", and "Vegas," both of which were created in the 1970s.
Atari Inc. was founded by an American businessman.
Composer
Illinois, USA; actor/director (Sexpot, Close Friends).
Editor
Pennsylvania, United States -- Rocker.
rocker (Tangerine Dream).
rock guitarist (Standells - "Dirty Water").
Michigan, USA; NFL quarterback (Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos).
American football quarterback. Heisman Trophy winner 11/26/1963. He was a Roman Catholic devout Catholic and had a clean image. He is color blind and fiercely competitive. He also broods about losses. He was a Dallas Cowboys player in 1969 and retired in April 1980. In 1985, the 6'3" star was inducted in to the Football Hall of Fame.
American singer (Three Dog Night)
French writer who is a nephew to the French writer Romain Garry. Between 1983 and 1983, four novels were published under the pseudonym Emile ajar. One of them received the prix Goncourt.
Jr., American guitarist (Classics IV).
New York, USA: Rock vocalist (Three Dog Night-"Joy to the World")
English playwright (Magic Apple Tree).
Tall and muscular, American actor. He started his career as Quentin, one of the most well-known vampires on TV in the late 1960s. Later, he was seen on guest TV dramas, before returning to his regular role as a scheming no good on the nighttime soap "Flamingo Road" in 1981-82 and "Falcon Crest", 1982.
Dutch businessman (d.2011)
Swiss politician and engineer 85th President of Swiss Confederation
Russian water polo player
Producer and screenwriter (d.2010)
American producer, writer and owner of his television production company since 1979. Cannel, despite his dyslexia is a prolific writer. He is best known for his productions of "Rockford Files," BAA BAA Black Sheep," and "Baretta".
Musician
Producer
Michigan, USA. Singer ("Money, That’s What I Want")
Cannell. American television producer and writer (d.2010)
Jazz musician (Gerry Niewood, Timepiece).
American wrestler (Born 1940).
Swiss painter, sculptor, and set designer (d. 2014.)
Artist
Canadian actor and stuntman
Swiss surrealist painter and sculptor. His design work on Alien earned him an Academy Award for Best Achievement in Visual Effects.
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939English cricketer (d. 2005)
Journalist
American journalist
American playwright, considered one of America's top young playwrights during the 1960s and 70s. He achieved critical and popular success very early in his career with his award-winning plays "Muzeeka," the House of Blue Leaves, and a musical version of "The Two Gentlemen of Verona." 1981, he wrote the screenplay for the film "Atlantic City." His themes were characterized by …
Niehoff; Dutch vocalist (Fouryo).
Neuilly sur seine EXecutives
Lawyer and diplomat from Colombia
Dutch track and field star. He won a Gold Medal at 1964 Tokyo Olympics for the 3000m. steeplechase. He also participated in the 1968 Mexico City Olympics.
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
New York, USA: actor (Alan Quartermaine-General Hospital).
Dutch dancer (Sylphides)
Chinese academic and computer scientist (d. 2006).
Estonian-American mathematician and astronomer
American singer and actor
French lawyer and consultant in international commerce law
German television journalist.
Kannada Poet
Alexander City Sports Champions
Australian hurdler
Indian poet and academic
Scottish singer, songwriter, performer, and player of the banjo and guitar. In 1963, he formed the "Alex Harvey and his Soul Band", which later evolved into the "Sensational Alex Harvey Band". The hit singles "Delilah", 1975, and "The Boston Tea Party in 1976" were both recorded by them. The LPs of the group included "The Joker is Wild", 1972, and …
Supreme Commander South Africa army 1980- )
French official who heads the General Inspectorate for the National Police.
American baseball player. He was a great batting champion and one of the first black baseball super-stars. He was with the Braves starting on 3/14/1954, when he made his debut against Boston Red Sox. It was a thrilling three-hit performance. He was known as Hammerin' Hank, and was often called the greatest slugger in baseball history. His incredible success came …
Journalist
Mobile sports Champions
Sportscaster
French homicide; both parents killed.
Alabama, USA: Baseball player (record 755 runs, 1957 National League Most Valuable Player).
Finnish screenwriter and director
New York, USA. Actor (The Untouchables Run Buddy Run).
English poet and critic (d. 1973).
US percussionist (Joy Of Cooking).
American actor and hot rod builder (d.2012)
Finnish writer/director
Italian soccer coach (soccer).
Norwegian actor and radio host. His first movie role was in 1949's "Gategutter" ("Street Boys") He appeared in many episodes of the comedy series Fleksnes. He was the host of radio shows Norsktoppen (and Nostalgia) for many years.
Belgian poet, playwright and writer.
American radio host (d. 2004).
Ukrainian-Russian actor
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929French composer (Born 1929).
French composer (Born 1929).
American session musician and drummer. His work with the Wrecking crew in California is his most well-known. Blaine was a part of many hits from popular artists, such as Nancy Sinatra and John Denver, Elvis Presley, John Denver (Simon & Garfunkel), the Ronettes, Simon & Garfunkel. The Carpenters, Beach Boys, the Carpenters, and the 5th Dimension. Blaine has been a …
Austrian politician 23rd Chancellor of Austria (d.2008)
American baseball player
France sport Champion
American priest, educator, writer and sociologist. He is also a Roman Catholic priest and sociologist. He is a professor of sociology at the University of Chicago, the University of Arizona, and a research associate at National Opinion Research Center (University of Chicago). His sociological research focuses on the celibacy and ordination of women priests, religious imagination, and other topics.
Author / reverend
Israeli-American political scientist and historian (d. 1997).
Swedish actor and director of author (d. 1985).
Middle east Scholar
Dutch pilot and captain (d. 1977).
Louisiana, USA; actor (Eugenie Grandet, Another World).
Hebrides Island in Scotland -- Actor (Here Come The Brides, Primus).
American pianist and songwriter (Born in 1928).
American entrepreneur (d. 2002)
Publisher
American publisher (d. 2012).
New York, USA; publisher (New York Times).
Belgium sport Champion
Dunkerque Journalist
France Writer
Anarchist
Indian cardinal
American engineer and CEO at Hon Industries, a company that makes office furniture, fireplaces and chimney products. Howe is a college graduate with a BS degree in Engineering and an MBA.
French sound effects specialist and director, died aged 84 in FiganiA"res in Var, France.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2013).
Indonesian wife of Sukarno 1st First Lady of Indonesia (d. 1980)
French historian who published under the pseudonym Claude Chevalon in his early career.
Belgian race car driver (d. 1994)
Actor (Dave), Spokesman (State Department).
German-English production designer and director of art
He is a poet, writer, composer, inventor and inventor. He was awarded a bronze medal at Concours LA(c),pine 1952 for his "photo-robot". One year later, the invention was patentable and was used for its first time in Jane Marshall Affair. It was called the "portrait robot". He also developed a wabsite to sell books online.
English director and conductor (d. 1989).
London, England -- Conductor
Glenwood Military man
Germany Military man
P?zenas Military man
American military. He was a General in Air Force. In 1940, he joined the Army Air Corps and received his commission in February 1941 as second lieutenant. He flew combat missions over the Pacific during WWII and also spent time teaching young pilots. He was active duty during the Korean War, and he served in more senior positions during peacetime. …
English actor and playwright (d. 1998).
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919A Greek politician who was Prime Minister of Greece for eight years consecutively, almost as long as Ronald Reagan's term. He was the Greek Peron, a socialist who was one of Kadafi’s closest friends up until Reagan's attack against Libya.
American singer and actor (d. 2006).
American actor, American notable family. He is also the son of Tim Holt, Sr., a cowboy star and actor. His acting debut was in 1928 in "Vanishing Pioneer", which was directed by his father. However, his entire career was built on his own merit. His big break came in 1937 when he directed the film "History is Made At Night". …
Bronx (New York) -- Comedian/actor (Sayonara).
Rieutord de Randon physician
Canadian academic and climatologist (Born 1919).
Romanian politician and indestructible dictator for over 24 years. He is also one of the most notorious mass murderers in history. Ceausescu was the son of a shoemaker and had only a basic education before joining the Communist army against fascists. After being captured, Ceausescu spent many years in prison before he was able to put together the coup that …
Karayev composer.
Sri Lankan Tamil politician (d. 1985)
St-Pompon Military man
Japanese actress (d.2012)
Finnish-born theatre director. She founded the Student Theatre in Helsinki, Finland in 1939. The Little Theatre was established in 1955. She held that post until 1967. From 1967-1969, she was the New Theater's director in Oslo. She was responsible for the Stockholm City Theater from 1969 to 1980.
Writer
American physicist, academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 90)
Romorantin Politician
American bisexual writer and heroin addict. He lived in Tangier during the 1950s and wrote "Naked Lunch" 1959. He described it as a personal "catharsis." He considered it his greatest work and made him a celebrity underground.
Journalist
Writer
English physiologist biophysicist, Nobel Prize laureate
St. Louis -- Novelist (Naked Lunch).
Pianist / arranger
La Bass?e physician
composer.
France sport Champion
French fighter pilot, French aviator. He is the fifth highest scoring French ace with 16 aerial victories.
New York; actor (Kiss Me Kate and What A Woman).
Swedish Tenor (d. 1960).
Swedish opera star, also known as the Swedish Caruso.
Argentinian footballer (d. 2010)
German/Dutch resistance fighter (WWII).
Vanves Military man
French-Canadian academic and biologist (d. 2007).
Famous birthdays on February 5th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Polish composer and violinist (d.69)
Italian film actor and theatre.
Polish composer and violinist (d. 1969).
German kidnapper and murderer who claimed to have killed 86 people. He finally admitted that he killed some people for their pocket money or small ransom amounts.
English actress (d. 1932).
Dutch diver and swimmer (d. 1948).
American guitarist and trombonist (d. 1971).
English conjoined twins (d.69)
Pioneer Western swing musician (d. 1971).
German parapsychologist, psychologist and physiologist. He wrote about ESP, psychokinesis and mediumship as well as spontaneous phenomena, spiritual healing, and parapsychology. He was married with three children.
German parapsychologist, psychologist and physiologist. He wrote about ESP, psychokinesis and mediumship as well as spontaneous phenomena, spiritual healing, and parapsychology. He was married with three children.
French politician and Prime Minister during the fall of the Fourth French Republic in 1958. He also served as the first Catholic mayor for Strasbourg between 1959 and 1983.
Dutch governor Suriname (1949-56).
J Pflimlin premier France.
American entrepreneur who turned a bankrupt orange juice bottling plant into an international conglomerate worth billions of dollars. He was an entrepreneur, a patron and a art connoisseur who spent more that $100 million to build one of America's most important private art collections. The museum he named after him is his legacy. Norton Simon was a driven, brooding man …
American actor dies from kidney failure at the age of 82 (b. 1906).
France sport Champion
American businesswoman and philanthropist (d.75)
Tabriz, Persia -- Violinist
Payson is the owner of New York Mets horse stables and New York Mets.
Italy Painter
Japanese super-centenarian (d. 2015)
architect (Oak Ridge Tennessee; Sears).
Dutch gnostic mystic and cofounder of Lectorium Rosicrucianum, an international esoteric school based upon Gnostic ideas about Christianity.
Strasbourg physician
composer.
American politician and statesman. He was an intellectual and moral leader and ran for the presidency of the United States in 1952 and 1956.
American politician and statesman. He was an intellectual and moral leader and ran for the presidency of the United States in 1952 and 1956.
Norwegian journalist, writer, translator. From 1923 to 1958, he worked for the newspaper Dagbladet. He was news editor in 1930 and became editor–in-chief in 1954 with Helge Selip. In 1932, he published his first novel, I sommer.
France Scientist
presidential candidate (Democrat) (1952, 1956).
Politician
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