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Famous Birthdays of 5 November

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 5th of November

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Jackson Owens: Pop Singer.
(1997) Kalia Prescott: Model.
(1997) Lpshannah : YouTube Star.
(1997) Devyn Bess: YouNow Star.
(1996) Ryan Ramos: Filipino actor.
(1996) Josie Canseco: Model.
(1995) Madison McLaughlin: TV Actress.
(1995) Meredith Foster: YouTube Star.
(1994) Zak Henri: Movie Actor.
(1993) Chris Klemens: YouTube Star.

(1993) Hideya Tawada: Japanese actor and model.
(1992) Odell Beckham Jr
(1992) Marco Verratti: Italian footballer.
(1992) Odell Beckham: Football Player.
(1991) Kimmi Smiles: YouTube Star.
(1991) Harley Streten: DJ.
(1991) Flume : Australian DJ and producer (What So Not).
(1991) Angelica Perez: YouTube Star.
(1990) Shanae Thomas: Reality Star.
(1990) Arjo Atayde: Filipino actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Andrew Boyce: English footballer.
(1989) Enchong Dee: Filipino swimmer and actor.
(1989) Simon Nessman: Model.
(1988) Virat Kohli: Indian cricketer.
(1988) Yannick Borel
(1988) AuronPlay : YouTube Star.
(1988) Montanna Thompson: TV Actress.
(1987) Kevin Jonas: American guitarist (Jonas Brothers).
(1987) O J Mayo: American basketball player.
(1987) Pavel Priluchnyy

(1987) OJ Mayo: Basketball Player.
(1987) O Mayo: American basketball player.
(1986) BoA (singer)
(1986) Ian Mahinmi: French-born basketball player who began his professional career in France from 2003-2007.
(1986) Matthew Goss
(1986) Nodiko Tatishvili: Georgian singer.
(1986) Diane Medina: Filipino actress.
(1986) Kasper Schmeichel: Soccer Player.
(1986) BoA : Pop Singer.
(1985) Kate DeAraugo: Australian singer-songwriter (Young Divas).
(1985) Pınar Saka: Turkish sprinter.
(1985) Koki Tanaka: Japanese singer (KAT-TUN).
(1985) Michel Butter: Dutch runner.
(1985) Alo Dupikov: Estonian footballer.
(1985) Rimo Hunt: Estonian footballer.
(1984) Tobias Enstrom: Swedish hockey player.
(1984) Nikolai Zherdev: Ukrainian-Russian hockey player.
(1984) Nikolay Zherdev: Ukrainian-Russian ice hockey player.
(1984) Ryan Thomas: MMA Fighter.
(1984) Nick Tandy: English race car driver.
(1984) Baruto Kaito: Estonian sumo wrestler.
(1984) Nick Folk: American football player.
(1984) Tobias Enström: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1984) Jon Cornish: Canadian football player.
(1983) Alexa Chung: British TV presenter and former fashion model.
(1983) David Pipe: Welsh footballer.
(1983) Juan Morillo: Dominican baseball player.
(1983) Andrew Hayden-Smith: British TV presenter and actor.
(1983) Mike Hanke: German footballer.
(1983) Rob Swire: Australian record producer, singer and keyboardist (Pendulum).
(1982) Han Ji-min
(1982) Rob Swire: Music Producer.
(1982) Lola Marois-Bigard
(1982) Matthew Williams: Welsh footballer.
(1982) Bryan LaHair: American baseball player.
(1982) Leah Culver: American computer scientist and programmer co-founded Pownce.
(1981) Regulo Caro: World Music Singer.
(1981) Luke Hemsworth: TV Actor.
(1981) Ümit Ergirdi: Turkish footballer.
(1981) Paul Chapman: Australian footballer.
(1981) Umit Ergirdi: Turkish footballer.
(1981) Thomas Muller: German actor.
(1980) Eva González: Spanish model and actress Miss Spain 2003.
(1980) Nicole Whitehead
(1980) Ibrahim Maalouf
(1980) Luke Hemsworth
(1980) Christoph Metzelder: German footballer.
(1980) Eva Gonzalez: Spanish model and beauty queen.
(1980) Andrei Korobeinik: Estonian computer programmer businessman and politician.
(1980) Jaime Camara: Brazilian race car driver.
(1980) Orkun Uşak: Turkish footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Michalis Hatzigiannis: Cypriot singer-songwriter and producer.
(1979) Colin Grzanna: German rugby player and surgeon.
(1979) David Suazo: Honduran footballer and coach.
(1979) Keith McLeod: American basketball player.
(1979) Romi Dames: Japanese-American actress.
(1978) Bubba Watson: Golfer.
(1978) Xavier Tondo: Spanish cyclist (d. 2011).
(1977) Cyril Lignac: French chef and owner of restaurants, also TV presenter of culinary programs.
(1977) Bärbel Schleker
(1977) Brittney Skye: American porn actress and director.

(1977) Richard Wright: English footballer and coach.
(1977) Jodi Webb: Miss Utah Teen USA (1996).
(1977) Tuula Puputti: Ice hockey goalie (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1977) Maarten Tjallingii: Dutch cyclist.
(1976) Sam Page
(1976) Sandrine Dans
(1976) Sal Vulcano: Comedian.
(1976) Jeff Klein: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (My Jerusalem The Twilight Singers and The Gutter Twins).
(1976) Samuel Page: American actor.
(1976) Fastfinger: Finnish guitarist and songwriter.
(1976) Sebastian Arcelus: American actor singer and producer.
(1975) Lisa Scott-Lee: British rock-star in the manufactured group STEPS.
(1975) Aurélien Morinière
(1974) Ryan Adams: American musician.
(1974) Dado Pršo: Croatian footballer and coach.
(1974) Jerry Stackhouse: NBA guard / forward (Detroit Pistons, Philadelphia 76ers).
(1974) Conrad Hamilton: Cornerback (New York Giants).
(1974) Angela Gossow: German singer-songwriter (Arch Enemy).
(1974) Dado Prso: Croatian footballer.
(1973) Nichole Van Croft
(1973) James Collins: American basketball player: guard, Clippers.
(1973) Johnny Damon: American baseball player.
(1973) Peter Emmerich: American illustrator and educator.
(1973) Kate Anderson: Australian 1.5k / 3k / 5k runner (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Daniella Westbrook: TV Actress.
(1973) Malcolm Naden: Australian criminal.
(1973) Gráinne Seoige: Irish journalist.
(1973) Rupert Grant: NFL fullback (NE Patriots).
(1973) Danniella Westbrook: English actress.
(1973) Alexei Yashin: Sverdlovsk, Russia -- NHL center (Ottawa Senators).
(1972) Tracy Greene: NFL tight end (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1972) Alison Sheppard: Scottish sports champion in 50m freestyle swimming.
(1972) Petra Loreggian: Italian television host and radio presenter.
(1971) Jonny Greenwood: English guitarist and songwriter (Radiohead).
(1971) Michael Winter Kleerekoper
(1971) Corin Nemec: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1971) Todd Collins: American football player, a quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs who was originally signed by the Buffalo Bills on 7/10/1995.
(1971) Corin "Corky" Nemec in Little Rock: Arkansas, USA; actor (Tucker, Parker Lewis).
(1971) Dana Jacobson: American sportscaster.
(1971) Sergei Berezin: Voskrensensk, Russia -- NHL forward (Team Russia, Olympics - Silver - 1998).
(1971) Rob Jones: Welsh-English footballer and coach.
(1971) Edmond Leung: Hong Kong singer-songwriter producer and actor (Big Four).
(1971) Michael Keelekooper: French musician, a singer along with his brother O. Winter Keelekooper.
(1971) Chris Addison: Welsh-English comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1971) Erick Walder: Mobile, Alabama -- Triple jumper.
(1971) Mårten Olander: Swedish golfer.
(1970) Tamzin Outhwaite: English actress.
(1970) Javier López
(1970) Glenn Dishman
(1970) Javy López: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1970) Ryan Wetnight: NFL tight end (Chicago Bears).
(1970) Javier Lopez: Puerto Rican-American baseball player: catcher, Braves.
(1970) Javy Lopez: baseball player.
(1970) Glen Dishman: American pro baseball pitcher who signed as a non-drafted free agent with the San Diego Padres 6/10/1993.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Stephanie Rehe
(1969) Pat Kilbane: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1969) CJ De Mooi: English professional quizzer, best known as a panellist on the BBC television show "Eggheads.
(1969) Jennifer Guthrie in Willimantic: Connecticut, USA; actress (Dawn - General Hospital).
(1968) Tampa (Florida)
(1968) Sam Rockwell: American film actor.
(1968) Mademoiselle Agnès (TV host)
(1968) Aitana Sanchez-Gijon: Spanish actress.
(1968) Rene Lavan: TV Actor.
(1968) Cary Blanchard: NFL kicker (Indianapolis Colts).

(1968) Chris Gray: Perth, Washington -- Australasia golfer.
(1968) Malcolm Frank: CFL cornerback (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1968) Seth Gilliam: TV Actor.
(1968) Aitana Sánchez-Gijón: Italian-Spanish actress.
(1968) Derrick Lee: American serial killer (d. 2016).
(1968) Ricardo Fort: Argentinian actor director and businessman (d. 2013).
(1967) Judy Reyes: American actress and producer.
(1967) Grant Leury: Melbourne, Victoria -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Percy Snow: WLAF linebacker (Rhein Fire).
(1967) Marcelo D2: Brazilian rapper (Planet Hemp).
(1967) Nick Bateman: Reality Star.
(1967) Frank Pollack: NFL tackle (SF 49ers).
(1967) Steve Wagner: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Field hockey goalkeeper (1996 Olympics).
(1966) Leni Parker
(1966) James Allen: English journalist and sportscaster.
(1966) Georgia Apostolou: Greek model and actress.
(1966) Urmas Kirs: Estonian footballer and manager.
(1966) Nayim : Spanish footballer and manager.
(1965) Lucille McLachlan
(1965) Paris Grey
(1965) Kubrat : Prince of Panagiurishte of Bulgaria.
(1965) Lucille McLauchlan: Scottish nurse who, with her friend Deborah Parry (born October 25, 1959), arrived in Saudi Arabia to work at the King Fahd Military Medical Hospital in Dahran in September 1996.
(1965) Famke Janssen: Dutch model and actress.
(1965) Atul Gawande: American surgeon and journalist.
(1964) Famke Janssen: Movie Actress.
(1964) Stefan Angehrn: Former Swiss boxing professional.
(1964) Abedi Pele: Soccer Player.
(1964) Helga van Niekerk: Zimbabwean-South African nurse and radio host.
(1964) Gabby Concepcion: Filipino actor and singer.
(1963) Jean-Pierre Papin: French footballer and manager.
(1963) Tatum O'Neal: American child star of the '70s who won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 1973 for her performance as a smoking, smart-mouthed 9-year-old con-artist in "Paper Moon," in which she co-starred with her father.
(1963) José Manuel Perez
(1963) Hans Gilhaus: Soccer player (Vitesse).
(1963) Tatum O'Neal in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Paper Moon, Little Darlings).
(1963) Hans Gillhaus: Dutch footballer and scout.
(1963) Andrea McArdle: American actress and singer.
(1963) Éric Beaumard: French award winning sommelier, who is the manager of the Four Seasons Le Cinq restaurant is Paris, France.
(1963) Eric Charrier: French diver who committed suicide by hanging himself on 6 January 1999.
(1963) Yair Lapid: Israeli politician.
(1963) Brian Wheat: American bass player and songwriter (Tesla).
(1963) Andrea McArdle in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Annie).
(1962) Michael Gaston
(1962) Brian Wheat: Rock bassist (Tesla-Psychotic Supper).
(1962) Marcus J Ranum: American computer software designer.
(1962) Abedi Pele: Ghanaian footballer and manager.
(1962) Turid Birkeland: Norwegian businesswoman and politician Norwegian Minister of Culture (d. 2015).
(1962) Marcus Ranum: American computer scientist and author.
(1961) Charles O Hobaugh: Bar Harbor, Maine -- Captain USMC / Astronaut.
(1961) Alan Poindexter: American captain pilot and astronaut (d. 2012).
(1961) Gina Mastrogiacomo: American actress (d. 2001).
(1961) Intesar Al-Sharah: Kuwaiti actress.
(1960) Tilda Swinton: English actress.
(1960) Rudy Aernoudt
(1960) Mark West: NBA center (Detroit Pistons).
(1960) René Froger: Dutch singer-songwriter.
(1960) Brian Obershaw: American homicide victim, beaten to death by his older brother, Mark.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Bryan Adams: Rock Singer.
(1959) Tomo Česen: Slovenian mountaineer.
(1958) Robert Patrick: American actor.
(1958) Hervé Mariton: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1958) Sara Netanyahu: The wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
(1958) Eddie Pepitone
(1958) Don Falcone: American keyboard player songwriter and producer (Spirits Burning).
(1958) Mo Gaffney: American actress and screenwriter.
(1957) Jon-Erik Hexum: American actor, a handsome man and well-built, he fit the "beefcake" image well.
(1957) Gianni Poli: Italian field and track star, winner of the marathon in New York 11/02/1986.

(1957) Mike Score: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (A Flock of Seagulls).
(1957) David Moyse: Adelaide, South Australia -- Rock vocalist (Air Supply).
(1957) Jon-Erik Hexum in Tenafly: New Jersey, USA; actor (Voyager, Cover-up).
(1956) Mike Score: Liverpool, England -- Rock guitarist (Flock Of Seagulls).
(1956) Lavrentis Machairitsas: Greek singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1956) Rob Fisher: Bath, England -- Rock keyboardist (Naked Eyes).
(1956) John Harwood: American journalist.
(1955) Kris Jenner: American television personality who rose to fame for starring in the reality television series Keeping Up with the Kardashians together with her family.
(1955) Christian Vincent
(1955) Nestor Serrano: American actor.
(1955) Sylvester Louis Adams: Murderer.
(1955) Jay Walker: Entrepreneur.
(1955) Karan Thapar: Indian journalist and political analyst.
(1955) Bernard Chazelle: French computer scientist and academic.
(1954) Alvin Gentry: American basketball Head Coach, Detroit Pistons.
(1954) Jeffrey Sachs: American economist and academic.
(1953) Eike Batista
(1953) Sônia Menna Barreto
(1953) Joyce Maynard: American writer and columnist who began writing as a young girl.
(1953) Florentino Floro: Filipino lawyer and judge.
(1953) Florentino V Floro: Filipino judge.
(1953) Cameron Hooker: American homicide; a kidnapper, murderer and sadist who, despite no history of family abuse, was into S/M and B&D fantasies from his youth.
(1952) Bill Walton: American basketball center who paced the UCLA Bruins, at the time called "Walton's Gang," to NCAA Crowns in 1972 and 1973.
(1952) Oleh Blokhin: Ukrainian footballer and manager.
(1952) Vandana Shiva: Indian philosopher and author.
(1952) Oleg Blokhin: Ukrainian footballer.
(1952) William Walton: English composer (Born 1902).
(1951) Cindy Brooks: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania -- Playmate (April, 1985).
(1951) Stuart Havelock Hollingdale: Anthropologist.
(1950) Thorbj?rn Jagland: Norwegian statesman.
(1950) Thorbjørn Jagland: Norwegian politician 25th Prime Minister of Norway.
(1950) James Kennedy: American psychologist and author.
(1950) Debbie Massey: Grosse Pointe, Michigan -- LPGA golfer (1979 Wheeling Classic).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Michel Raison
(1949) Jimmie Spheeris: American singer-songwriter (d. 1984).
(1949) Armin Shimerman: American actor.
(1948) Bernard-Henri Lévy: French philosopher, author.
(1948) Britt Lafforgue
(1948) Ingrid Lafforgue
(1948) Peter Hammill: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Van der Graaf Generator).
(1948) William Phillips: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1948) Britt Laforgue
(1948) Hridayananda dasa Goswami: ISKCON guru.

(1948) Rick Cobb: Rocker.
(1948) Bernard-Henri Levy: French public intellectual.
(1948) Ingrid Laforgue
(1948) Bob Barr: American lawyer and politician.
(1948) Lafforgue Twins: French-Swedish alpine skiers, fraternal twins, daughters of skiers Maurice Lafforgue and May Nilsson.
(1947) Peter Noone: British singer, guitarist, actor, band leader and songwriter.
(1947) Ruben Juarez: Argentine bandoneonist (d. 2010).
(1947) Rubén Juárez: Argentinian singer-songwriter and bandoneon player (d. 2010).
(1947) Oleg Antropov: USSR -- Volleyball player (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1947) Quint Davis: American director and producer.
(1946) Herman Brood: Netherlands musician, Holland's most famous rock star, a suicide by jumping from the roof of the Hilton Hotel in Amsterdam on 7/11/2001, 3:00 PM MEDT.
(1946) Gram Parsons: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Byrds The Flying Burrito Brothers and International Submarine Band) (d. 1973).
(1946) Patricia Wells
(1946) Ken Whaley: Austrian-English bass player and songwriter (Help Yourself Ducks Deluxe and Man) (d. 2013).
(1946) Ariel Ureta: Filipino journalist and actor.
(1946) Doug Stephan: American radio host whose "Good Day USA" morning program is heard in over 300 cities, the 10th highest rated radio show in the U.S.
(1946) Gram Paarson [Cecil Connor]: Winter Haven, Florida -- Rocker (Byrds).
(1946) Patricia K Kuhl: Speech and hearing Scientist.
(1945) Svetlana Tširkova-Lozovaja: Russian fencer and coach.
(1945) Aleka Papariga: Greek accountant and politician.
(1945) Peter Pace: American general.
(1945) James Martin: American executive and CEO of Baroid, a petroleum services company.
(1944) Michaël Denard: French dancer who performed at the Opéra-Comique in Paris before joining the Paris Opera in 1965.
(1943) Joël Santoni
(1943) Sam Shepard (playwright)
(1943) Charles Biétry
(1943) Reima Kampman: Finnish psychiatrist, physician and scholar who studied reincarnation.
(1943) Marc Devade
(1943) John Brandi: American poet and artist.
(1943) Pablo Gomez: Rocker.
(1943) Percy Hobson: Australian high jumper.
(1943) Friedman Erhardt: German-American chef and author (d. 2007).
(1943) Sam Shepard: American writer, a dramatist involved in the off-Broadway revolution who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1979.
(1943) Friedman Paul Erhardt (Chef Tell): German-born American TV chef (d. 2007).
(1942) Richard Rognet
(1942) Richie Scheinblum in Bronx: New York, USA; outfielder for the Kansas City Royals (Sporting News All Star Right fielder 1972 American League).
(1942) Pierangelo Bertoli: Italian singer-songwriter (Born 1942).
(1942) Art Garfunkel in New York City: USA; singer/actor ("Sounds of Silence", "Carnal Knowledge").
(1941) Art Garfunkel: American musician and actor.
(1941) Rudy Schlesinger: American baseball player, a right-handed pinch hitter who played one game with the Boston Red Sox on 4 May 1965.
(1941) Yoshiyuki Tomino: Japanese animator director and screenwriter.
(1941) Patricia Harty in Washington DC: USA; actress (Occasional Wife, Blondie).
(1940) Elke Sommer: German actress and singer.
(1940) Ted Kulongoski: American soldier lawyer and politician 36th Governor of Oregon.
(1940) Jean-Jacques Duby: French science and technology company executive.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Lobsang Tenzin: the 5th Samdhong Rinpoche, Kalon Tripa (Prime Minister) of the Tibetan Government-in-exile.
(1938) Joe Dassin: American-born French singer-songwriter, the son of American film director Jules Dassin (1911–2008) and Béatrice Launer (1913–2005), a New York-born violinist.
(1938) Enéas Carneiro
(1938) Chris Robinson: Florida, United States -- Actor (Stanley, General Hospital, Another World).
(1938) César Menotti: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1938) Cesar Luis Menotti: Argentine footballer.
(1938) Angelino Soler
(1938) Jim Steranko: American author and illustrator.
(1937) Harris Yulin: American actor and leading man in the ’70s, with noted films including his debut performance, "End of the Road," 1970, "Doc," 1971, and "Nightmoves," 1975.
(1937) Dusty Bunker: American astrologer, numerologist and author of several books on numerology, astrology, dream cycles and a series of mystery novels.

(1937) Chan Sek Keong: Singaporian jurist.
(1937) Chan Keong: Singaporean lawyer judge and politician 3rd Chief Justice of Singapore.
(1936) Truman Jacques: American TV personality, a many faceted black host of CBS talk show, who is known for putting together such diverse topics as politics, sex, the occult, philosophy and crime with equal facility.
(1936) Stewart Conn: Scottish poet and playwright.
(1936) Michael Dertouzos: Greek internet pioneer, Director of the M.I.
(1936) Uwe Seeler: German soccer/football official and former player.
(1935) Lester Piggott: English professional jockey, popularly known as "The Long Fellow".
(1935) Christopher Wood: English author and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1935) David Battley: English actor (d. 2003).
(1935) John Nicholas Maw: Composer.
(1935) Dick Davalos in Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Jeff - The Americans).
(1935) Laurent Robuschi
(1935) Jerry Amper Dadap: Composer.
(1934) Victor Argo: American actor and singer (d. 2004).
(1934) Kira Muratova
(1934) Nick Smith: (Rep-R-Michigan).
(1934) Gustave Pedron: French homicide; he murdered two women, both of whom he had married in bigamy.
(1934) Joe Collier: American sales marketing customer service rep and CEO of Central Maine Power company.
(1934) Jeb Magruder: American minister and civil servant (d. 2014).
(1933) Claude Courchay: French novelist, who received the 'Prix RTL grand public' in 1982 for his novel, "Retour à Malaveil.
(1932) Leni Escudero
(1932) Arthur L Liman in New York City: New York, USA; trial lawyer (Oliver North).
(1932) Leny Escudero: French actor, composer and singer-songwriter.
(1932) Algirdas Lauritėnas: Lithuanian basketball player (d. 2001).
(1931) Ike Turner: American musician known with his group as Ike and the Kings of Rhythm.
(1931) Marilyn Waltz
(1931) Gil Hill: American actor police officer and politician.
(1931) Leonard Herzenberg: American immunologist geneticist and academic (d. 2013).
(1931) Harold McNair: Jamaican-English saxophonist and flute player (d. 1971).
(1931) Clarissa Sypniewski: Germany Actor.
(1931) John Ottina: American business executive and civil servant, he was the 20th United States Commissioner of Education and Assistant Secretary of Administration and Management in the US Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
(1931) Gilbert Cotteau: Busigny EXecutives.
(1930) Clifford Irving: American writer and popular novelist who claimed to be the official biographer of Howard Hughes, one of the biggest literary hoaxes ever perpetrated.
(1930) Herb Edelman in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Good Guys, Strike Force, 9 to 5).
(1930) Hans Mommsen: German historian and academic (d. 2015).
(1930) Wim Bleijenberg: Dutch footballer and manager (d. 2016).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Ottmar MA Fraai: Curacaos / Dutch tenor.
(1928) Devy Erlui: French musician, violinist.
(1928) Donald Madden: American actor (d. 1983).
(1927) Francesco Smalto: Italian garment manufacturer.
(1927) Robert Abernethy: Geneva, Switzerland -- Newscaster (NBC News Encore).
(1926) Leo Derksen: Dutch journalist (Telegraph / Sunday Newspaper).
(1926) John Berger: English author poet painter and critic.
(1925) Michel Inchauspé: French politician and banker, who founded BAMI (Banque Michel Inchauspé) in 1970.
(1924) Ivan Rezak: Composer.
(1923) Rudolf Augstein: One of the most influential German journalists, founder and part-owner of Der Spiegel magazine.

(1923) Ian Arthur Hoyle Munro: Medical journalist.
(1922) Violet Barclay: American illustrator (d. 2010).
(1922) Serge Lancen: French pianist and composer who died on 10 July 2005.
(1922) Cecil Underwood: American educator and politician 25th and 32nd Governor of West Virginia (d. 2008).
(1922) Luis Aponte Martinez: Archbishop of San Juan in Puerto Rico.
(1921) Georges Cziffra: Hungarian pianist and composer (d. 1994).
(1921) Jacqueline Brumaire: French operatic soprano and later teacher.
(1921) Bernard Madeleine: French bandit and leader of a gang of jewel thieves.
(1921) Fawzia Fuad: Fawzia Fuad of Egypt (d. 2013).
(1921) Queen Fawzia: of Egypt.
(1920) Geneviève De Gaulle-Anthonioz: French member of the Resistance, President of ATD Quart Monde, she entered the French Pantheon on 27 May 2015.
(1920) Douglass North: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2015).
(1920) Tommy Godwin: American-English cyclist and coach (d. 2012).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Félix Gaillard: French Radical politician who served as Prime Minister under the Fourth Republic from 1957 to 1958.
(1919) Elisa Lamotte
(1919) Andre Frey
(1919) Elisa Lamothe: France Actor.
(1919) Hasan Askari: Pakistani linguist scholar and critic (d. 1978).
(1919) Myron Floren: American accordion player and pianist (d. 2005).
(1919) Myron Floren Webster San Diego California: accordionist (Lawrence Welk Show).
(1918) Alan Tilvern: English actor (d. 2003).
(1918) Johannes Schauer: Germany Actor.
(1917) Madeleine Robinson: French actress, she made her screen debut in 1934 in "Soldats sans Uniforms.

(1917) Jacqueline Auriol: French record-setting aviator, she set her fifth world speed record on June 22, 1962 at Istres, France.
(1917) Banarsi Gupta: Indian activist and politician 4th Chief Minister of Haryana (d. 2007).
(1917) Jacob Everaers: Office clerk / resistance fighter.
(1917) Claus Adam: Composer.
(1917) Banarsi Das Gupta: Indian former Chief Minister of Haryana (d. 2007).
(1917) Jens Evensen: Norwegian lawyer, judge, politician (of the Labour Party), trade minister, international offshore rights expert, member of the International Law Commission and judge at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, member of The Swedish Order of the Polar Star and Commander Of The Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav.
(1915) Moe Biller: NYC, New York -- Labor union officer (AFL-CIO, Postal Workers).
(1914) Alton Tobey: American painter and illustrator (d. 2005).
(1914) Henri J de Koster: Dutch Minister of Defense (1971-73).
(1913) Vivien Leigh: British actress born in India who became the first actress from England to receive the Oscar award for Best Actress, 1939.
(1913) Guy Green: English-American director screenwriter and cinematographer (d. 2005).
(1913) John McGiver: NYC, New York -- Actor (Patty Duke Show, Jimmy Stewart Show).
(1913) Friedrich Brauss: Germany Scientist.
(1912) Benito De Jesus: A legendary Puerto Rican composer, poet, singer, guitarist and songwriter of romantic ballads, including "Nuestro Juramento", "La copa rota", "Sigamos pecando".
(1911) Roy Rogers: American entertainer, a leading cowboy motion picture star of the '30s who, as a straight-shooter, sang his way into the hearts of fans around the world.
(1911) Marie Yeats: American actress and costume designer (d. 2010).
(1911) Zachary Reynolds: American heir to the Reynolds tobacco fortune, the younger son of the founder, industrialist R.J.
(1911) Baby Marie Osborne: American actress (d. 2010).
(1910) John Hackett: Australian-English general and academic (d. 1997).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Pierre Repp
(1906) George Trevelyan: British mystic noted for being a pioneer in the teaching of spiritual knowledge as adult education.
(1906) Fred Whipple: American astronomer and academic (d. 2004).
(1906) George Lowthian Trevelyan: Designer / visionary.
(1906) Endre Kabos: Hungarian fencer (d. 1944).
(1906) Fred Lawrence Whipple: American astronomer (d. 2004).
(1905) Joel McCrea: American actor of over 100 films who started working as a horses-wrangler on westerns, entering films as a stuntman, wrangler and extra in 1922.
(1905) Louis Rosier: French racing driver who participated in 38 Formula One World Championship Grands Prix, debuting on 13 May 1950.
(1905) Joel Mc: Los Angeles Actor.
(1905) Sajjad Zaheer: Indian author and poet (d. 1973).

(1904) Bruno Ducati: Italian entrepreneur, one of three brothers who founded the Ducati motorcycle company in Ispra, Italy.
(1904) Cooney Weiland: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1985).
(1903) Charles Pacôme
(1903) Georgia McGuire: American Beauty Queen in college who worked as a self-taught comptometer operator during WW II while her husband was in the service.
(1902) Alfred Métraux
(1902) Charles Pacome: France sport Champion.
(1902) Charles Pacôme: French wrestler who competed at the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles where he received a gold medal in Freestyle wrestling, the lightweight class.
(1901) Etta Barnett: American actress and singer (d. 2004).
(1900) Natalie Schafer: American actress (d. 1991).
(1900) Martin Dies: Jr.

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