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Famous Birthdays of 6 June

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 6th of June

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Aubrey Anderson-Emmons: TV Actress.
(2002) Grayson Riggs: Family Member.
(2002) Jonah KittiesMama: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Logan Hassel: Dancer.
(1998) Alyx Bacon: YouTube Star.
(1998) Tyler Heath: YouNow Star.
(1998) Alexis Zall: YouTube Star.
(1998) Julia Lipnitskaya: Athlete.
(1996) Jacob Batalon: Actor.
(1995) Jack Kilmer: Movie Actor.
(1995) Daehan Jang: YouTube Star.
(1995) Parker Ferris: YouTube Star.
(1995) Julian Green: American soccer player.

(1995) Troye Sivan: Actor.
(1995) Sonya Esman: YouTube Star.
(1994) Chris Jamison: Pop Singer.
(1994) Christian Figueiredo: YouTube Star.
(1993) Frida Gustavsson
(1993) Vic Mensa: Rapper.
(1992) Kim Hyun-a
(1992) Sasha Luss
(1992) Hyuna : South Korean singer-songwriter dancer and model (4Minute Wonder Girls and Trouble Maker).
(1992) Kim Hyuna: Pop Singer.
(1992) DeAndre Hopkins: Football Player.
(1992) Megumi Murakami: Japanese singer and actress (Cute and ZYX).
(1991) Son Dong-woon: South Korean singer and dancer.
(1991) KC James: Vine Star.
(1990) Ryan Higa: YouTube Star.
(1990) Mathieu Spinosi: French actor and violinist.
(1990) Ellie Kendrick: TV Actress.
(1990) Vid Belec: Slovenian footballer.
(1990) Mustar Mustard: Musician.
(1990) Ieva Lagūna: Latvian model.
(1990) Gavin Hoyte: English-Trinidadian footballer.
(1990) Raisa Andriana: Pop Singer.
(1990) Sophie Lowe: Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Florian Raspentino
(1989) Paula Brancati: Canadian actress and producer.
(1989) Monice : Bosnian-Austrian singer.
(1989) Ross MacDonald: Bassist.
(1989) Dina Torkia: YouTube Star.
(1989) Paweł Wojciechowski: Polish pole vaulter.
(1988) Ryan Brathwaite: Barbadian hurdler.
(1988) Maria Alyokhina: Russian singer and activist (Pussy Riot).
(1988) Nikki Baker: YouTube Star.
(1988) Falen Ghirmai: Reality Star.

(1988) Teerasil Dangda: Thai footballer.
(1988) Israel Dagg: New Zealand All Black rugby player.
(1987) Daniel Logan (New Zealand actor)
(1987) Kyle Falconer
(1987) Luo Zilin
(1987) Rubin Okotie: Austrian footballer.
(1987) Daniel Logan: New Zealand actor.
(1987) Aa9skillz : YouTube Star.
(1986) Sweden: independence
(1986) Kim Hyun-joong
(1986) Leslie Carter
(1986) Vagner : Brazilian football/soccer player, who currently plays for Royal Mouscron-Péruwelz as a goalkeeper.
(1986) Bhavana : Indian actress.
(1986) Junichi Tazawa: Japanese-American baseball player.
(1986) Kim Hyun-Joong: Pop Singer.
(1986) Bhavana Balachandran: Indian actress.
(1986) Justin Allgaier: American racing driver.
(1986) Kim Hyun Joong: Korean singer (SS501).
(1986) Amanda Crew: Actress.
(1985) Nikolay Varbanov: Bulgarian basketball player.
(1985) Jeremy Abbott: Athlete.
(1985) Chris Henry: American football player.
(1985) Martyn Irvine: Irish cyclist.
(1985) Drew McIntyre: Wrestler.
(1985) Becky Sauerbrunn: Soccer Player.
(1985) Drew Galloway: Scottish wrestler.
(1985) Heiki Nabi: Estonian wrestler.
(1985) Sebastian Larsson: Swedish footballer.
(1984) Antonia Prebble
(1984) Shannon Stewart (model)
(1984) Noor Sabri: Iraqi footballer.
(1984) Leyla Naghizada: Business Executive.
(1984) Foxx : Rapper.
(1984) ByeAlex : Hungarian singer-songwriter and journalist.
(1984) Jason Trusnik: American football player.
(1984) Shannon Stewart: American model.
(1983) Lyndie Greenwood
(1983) Joe Rokocoko: Fijian rugby player.
(1983) Kelela
(1983) Dennis Roady: YouTube Star.
(1983) Brendan MacDonald: American accidental death; a freshman at Norwich University, a military college in Northfield, VT, MacDonald died at about 2 AM on April 26, 2003 from a fall from his fourth story dormitory window.
(1983) Michael Krohn-Dehli: Danish footballer.
(1983) Gianna Michaels: American porn actress.
(1983) Gemma Bissix: British actress.
(1982) Diána Mészáros
(1982) Marian Oprea: Romanian triple jumper.
(1981) Philip McGinley: English actor.
(1981) Ayden Callaghan: TV Actor.
(1981) Johnny Pacar: American film actor.
(1980) Matt Belisle: American baseball player.
(1980) Pete Hegseth: Soldier.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Solenne Figuès: French swimmer, she won a bronze medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics on the 200m freestyle, after participating in the 1996 and 2000 Olympics.
(1979) Summer Newman: Miss Georgia Teen USA (1996).
(1979) Pete Wentz: Musician.
(1978) Faudel : French raï singer of Algerian descent.
(1978) Joy Enriquez: American singer.
(1978) Mariana Popova: Bulgarian singer.
(1978) Judith Barsi: Child actress, shot dead with mother by her father at 11.
(1978) Andrew Reynolds: American professional skater.
(1978) Nick Kroll: Actor.
(1978) Carl Barât: English singer-songwriter (The Libertines Dirty Pretty Things).

(1977) Malgosia Bela
(1977) Frédéric Chau
(1977) Meike Evers
(1977) Mark Ellis: Baseball Player.
(1977) Navi Rawat: Actress.
(1977) David Connolly: English-Irish footballer.
(1977) Kristin Gore: Author.
(1977) Bryn Williams: Welsh chef.
(1976) Jonathan Nolan
(1976) Geoff Rowley: English skateboarder and businessman.
(1976) Julie Perreault
(1976) Z-Ro: American rapper.
(1976) Emilie-Claire Barlow: Canadian singer.
(1976) aKido: Canadian musician.
(1976) Vlado Georgiev: Serbian singer-songwriter.
(1976) Lukas Hass: Actor (Mars Attacks, Lady in White, Witness, Music Box).
(1976) Melanie Sibetang: Miss Northern Marianas Universe (1997).
(1975) Mónica Cervera
(1975) Simona Pari: Italian volunteer relief worker, who with her colleague, Simona Torretta, was kidnapped in broad daylight from her home in Iraq on 7th september, 2004 in Iraq.
(1975) Cheer Chen: Taiwanese singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1975) Niklas Sundström: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1975) Staci Keanan: American actress.
(1975) Niklas Sundstrom: Ornskoldsvik, Sweden -- NHL left wing (NY Rangers).
(1975) Nina Kaczorowski: American actress and stuntwoman.
(1974) Guillaume Musso: French wrter, a prolific novelist whose books have sold over 11 million copies to date in early 2011.
(1974) Sonya Walger: English-American actress.
(1974) Raoul Bhaneja
(1974) Rolando Fonseca
(1974) Danny Strong: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1974) Brooke Wilkins: Australian softball pitcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1974) Patrick Hape: Tight end (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1974) Nina Conti: Actress.
(1974) Kracker : American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1973) Alexander Sternberg
(1973) Peggy Bouchet: French sailor, adventurer and entrepreneur who was the first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean by rowing.
(1973) Jorge Arreaza
(1973) Jamie Wilson: Tackle (Carolina Panthers).
(1973) Kat Swift: American politician.
(1973) Patrick Rothfuss: American author and academic.
(1973) Olindo Mare: Kicker (Miami Dolphins).
(1973) Jon Hesse: NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1972) Cristina Scabbia: Italian singer (Lacuna Coil).
(1972) Frankie King: NBA guard (LA Lakers).
(1972) Natalie Morales: American television journalist.
(1972) Tamara Davies
(1972) Jeff Williams: Australian baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Marko Kiprusoff: Turku, Finland -- NHL defenseman (Team Finland, Montreal).
(1972) Gary Downs: Running back (Atlanta Falcons).
(1972) Erin Woodley: Mississauga, Ontario -- Synchro swimmer (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1971) Mark Wahlberg: Actor.
(1970) James Shaffer: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Korn Fear and the Nervous System and L.A.
(1970) Ahmed Johnson
(1970) Anna David (journalist)
(1970) Richard Di Natale: Leader of the Australian Greens party.
(1970) Evgeni Berzin: Russian cyclist.
(1970) Eugeni Berzin: Russian cyclist.
(1970) Sarah Dessen: American author.
(1970) Gayle Forman: Author.
(1970) Randy Jordan: NFL running back (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1970) Albert Ferrer: Spanish footballer and coach.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Erik Prince: American soldier and businessman co-founded Academi.
(1969) Mike Croel: NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
(1969) Brian Greenfield: WLAF punter (London Monarchs).
(1969) Fernando Redondo: Argentinian footballer.
(1969) Brian McKnight: Musician.
(1969) Douglas Lee Mitchell: Miles, Michigan -- Heavy metal artist (Southgang).
(1968) Dominique Boeuf
(1968) Alan Licht: American guitarist, composer and journalist.
(1968) Navid Negahban: Actor.
(1968) M. J. Hyland: Author.

(1968) Dominique Beuf: French jockey with 113 wins in ‘’Lauriers du plat’’ (Laurels of the flat).
(1968) Craig Roberts: Everett, Washington -- Canadian 68 kg freestyle wrestler (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Edwin Vurens: Dutch soccer player (FC Twente).
(1968) Francois Avard: Canadian writer and scenarist.
(1968) François Avard: Canadian author and screenwriter.
(1968) Brian Wright: Stillwater, Oklahoma -- Canadian Tour golfer (1991 NM Open-2nd).
(1968) Steven Johnson: Author.
(1967) Paul Giamatti: American actor.
(1967) Katharina Abt
(1967) Robert Duverne
(1967) Michael Timpson: NFL wide receiver (Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles).
(1967) Max Casella: American actor and producer.
(1967) Lorenzo Artico: Italian pedophile, a 29-year-old boarding school teacher.
(1966) Faure Gnassingbé
(1966) Angela Cavagna: Genoa, Italy -- Singer.
(1966) Sean Yseult: American musician (White Zombie).
(1966) Benoît Delbecq: French pianist and composer.
(1966) Tony Yeboah: Ghanaian footballer and agent.
(1965) Cam Neely: Canadian ice hockey player and actor.
(1965) Danilo Sacco: Italian singer and guitarist.
(1965) Sally McDermid: Australian softball outfielder (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1965) David Whyte: rocker (Brother Beyond-Can You Keep a Secret).
(1965) Megumi Ogata: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1965) Allan Guthrie: Author.
(1965) Wendy Wiebe: St. Catharines, Ontario -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Sékouba Konaté
(1964) Jay Bentley: American singer and bass player (Bad Religion).
(1964) Sherry J Traylor in Mexico: Missouri, USA; Miss Missouri-America (1991).
(1964) Jay Lake: American author (d. 2014).
(1963) Jason Isaacs: English actor.
(1963) Vladimir Ruzicka: Hockey forward (Team Czech Olympics - Gold - 1998).
(1963) Ahmed Johnson: American football player wrestler and actor.
(1963) Dariusz Kubicki: Polish footballer and coach.
(1963) Eric Cantor: American lawyer and politician.
(1963) Wolfgang Drechsler: German scholar author and academic.
(1963) Dannette Leininger: Kailua, Hawaii -- Team handball wing (1992, 96 Olympics).
(1962) Lance Reddick
(1962) Carol Cady: American athlete, the NCAA shotput champion in 1983; entered the Summer Olympics.
(1962) Hirokazu Koreeda
(1962) Jeff Garlin: Comedian.
(1961) Tom Araya: Chilean musician (Slayer).
(1961) Dee C Lee
(1961) Bill Bates: NFL safety (Dallas Cowboys).
(1961) Sydney Walsh: Actress (Mo-Hooperman).
(1961) Aldo Costa: Italian engineer.
(1961) Nir Brand: Israeli composer and conductor.
(1961) Terri Nunn in California: USA; singer (Berlin - "Take my Breathe Away").
(1960) Steve Vai: American musician, a guitarist who has credits with Frank Zappa and David Lee Roth, among others.
(1960) François Santoni: French Corsican politician, murdered on 17 August 2001 in Monacia-d'Aullène, a village of Corse-du-Sud.
(1960) Jill Strong: American singer, pro from the time she was a kid.
(1960) Jozef Pribilinec: Slovak race walker.
(1960) John Eldredge: Author.
(1960) Gary Graham: Actor (Money on the Side).
(1960) Lola Forner: Alicante, Spain -- Miss Spain (1979).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Josie Lawrence: British actress and alternative comedienne, noted for her work in the improv TV show, "Whose Line is it Anyway?," which began in 1988.
(1959) Colin Quinn: American actor and comedian, an MTV co-host on "Remote Control.
(1959) Michel Husser
(1959) David Schultz: wrestler (Olympics-Gold-1984), killed by US millionaire John Du Pont.
(1959) Georgios Voulgarakis: Greek politician.
(1959) Andrey Prokofyev: Russian sprinter and hurdler (d. 1989).
(1959) Amanda Pays: London, England -- Actress (Max Headroom, Off Limits).
(1959) Jimmy Jam: American keyboard player songwriter and producer (The Time).
(1958) Geoff Dyer: Writer.
(1958) Elaine Crosby: Birmingham, Michigan -- LPGA golfer (1989 Mazda Japan Classic).

(1958) Danny Webb: English actor.
(1958) Paul Burrell: British servant to the British royal family.
(1958) Avigdor Lieberman: Politician.
(1957) Oscar Sisto
(1957) Junior Giscombe
(1957) Babeth Étienne
(1957) Stacy Moscowitz: American homicide victim, shot to death by the serial killer who called himself the Son of Sam in his reign of terror in New York City.
(1957) Giscombe : British rock musician, solo singer.
(1957) Mike Gatting: English cricketer coach and sportscaster.
(1957) Balanadarajah Iyer: Sri Lankan poet and activist (d. 2004).
(1957) Christian Rach: German chef and author.
(1956) Bjorn Borg: Swedish tennis player.
(1956) Jay C Buckey: NYC, New York -- Physician / Astronaut (STS 58 alt, sk: 90).
(1956) Björn Borg: Swedish world champion tennis player nicknamed "the Iceman" for a blazing style and a deadly forehand, despite the fact that he uses a two-handed backhand.
(1956) Dave Cusack: English footballer and manager.
(1956) Hans-Peter Ferner: German runner and sportscaster.
(1956) Bubbi Morthens: Icelandic singer-songwriter and guitarist (Utangarðsmenn and Egó).
(1956) Marilyn Jones in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Carey - King's Crossing).
(1955) Sandra Bernhard: American comedienne, tall, skinny, aggressive, ultra-hip, manic, bearing a mouth and nosed that have been compared respectively to Jagger and Streisand.
(1955) Sam Simon: TV Producer.
(1955) Stefan Sauk
(1955) Dana Carvey in Missoula: Montana, USA; comedian (Church Lady - Saturday Night Live).
(1954) Dominique Ambiel: French television producer and politician.
(1954) Philippe Berre: French Impostor and confidence trickster whose story inspired a 2009 movie.
(1954) W?adys?aw Zmuda: Polish footballer.
(1954) Françoise Blanchard: French actress (d. 2013).
(1954) Urve Tiidus: Estonian journalist and politician 8th Estonian Minister of Culture.
(1954) Władysław Żmuda: Polish footballer and manager.
(1954) Cynthia Rylant: American author.
(1953) Kathleen Kennedy: Producer.
(1953) Dimitris Avramopoulos: Greek lieutenant and politician Greek Minister for National Defence.
(1953) Paul Fowler: American graphics artist with the EPA 1985-88.
(1953) Ken Calvert: (Rep-R-California).
(1952) Didier Migaud: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1952) Yukihiro Takahashi: Japanese drummer producer and actor (Yellow Magic Orchestra Sadistic Mika Band and Sketch Show).
(1952) Harvey Fierstein: American actor and playwright.
(1952) Kirsten Rausing
(1952) Marsha Blackburn: Politician.
(1952) Jean Hamel: Canadian hockey player.
(1952) Yukihiro Yakahashi: Rocker (Yellow Magic Orchestra).
(1951) Michel Lenoir: French race horse rider, a mounted jockey and a harnessed trot racer.
(1951) Marietta Giannakou: Greek psychiatrist and politician Greek Minister of Health.
(1951) Suze Orman: Author.
(1951) Noritake Takahara: Japanese race car driver.
(1950) Chantal Akerman: Belgian film director born to a Jewish Polish family.
(1950) Andrew Napolitano

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Holly Near: American bisexual entertainer, lesbian peace and human-rights activist.
(1949) Noli de Castro: Filipino journalist and politician 14th Vice President of the Philippines.
(1949) Victor Garcia Belaunde: Peruvian politician.
(1949) Edgar Warren Williams: Composer.
(1949) Robert Englund in Glendale: California, USA; actor (Freddy Kreuger - A Nightmare on Elm Street, V).
(1949) Ioannis Matzourakis: Greek association football manager and former player.
(1949) Ken Follett: Author.
(1948) Augusta Hornblower: American Republican state representative and Minority Whip, a nationally known Republican woman.
(1948) Al Checchi: American business executive with Marriott Hotels in 1975, with Bass Brothers in 1982, then with Disney Corp.
(1948) Tina Lenert: American mime artist born in Venezuela.

(1948) Rocco Buttiglione: Politician.
(1948) Richard Sinclair: English musician (Caravan).
(1948) Tony Levin: American bassist (King Crimson).
(1947) Robert Englund: American actor, a character player onscreen in small roles from the mid-'70s.
(1947) David Blunkett: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1947) Jean-Claude Fruteau
(1947) Joel Fisher: American artis and sculptor.
(1947) Terry Williams: Rocker (First Edition).
(1947) Laurie Anderson: Musician.
(1947) Ada Kok: Dutch swimmer.
(1947) Keith Williams: American homicide, convicted of the murder of three people in 1979 and spending more than 17 years on death row in prison.
(1947) Marion Coakes: England, United Kingdom -- Equestrian show jumper (1968 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1947) David Hare: Playwright.
(1946) Zbigniew Seifert
(1946) Tony Levin: American musician, a bassist and early player of the Chapman Stick.
(1946) Yves Durand (politician)
(1946) John Bach: Actor.
(1946) Lasse Hallstrom: Director (Once Around, My Life as a Dog, ABBA).
(1946) Chelsea Brown in Chicago: Illinois, USA; comedienne (Laugh-in, Matt Lincoln).
(1945) Arthur Shawcross: American homicide, a serial killer of 13 prostitutes in upper New York.
(1945) Bernard Depierre
(1945) Nikolai Velikov: Russian figure skater and coach.
(1945) David E Bonior: (Rep-D-Michigan, 1977- ).
(1945) David Dukes: San Francisco, California -- Actor (Beacon Hill, 79 Park Avenue, Winds of War).
(1945) Sasha Gabor: Hungarian-Norwegian porn actor (d. 2008).
(1945) Larry Howard: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Houston Astros and Atlanta Braves between 1970 and 1973.
(1944) Claude-Michel Schönberg
(1944) Tommie Smith: American runner and football player.
(1944) Patrick Guyon
(1944) Rene Rivkin: Businessman.
(1944) Phillip Sharp: American geneticist and biologist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1944) Edgar Froese: Russian-German keyboard player and songwriter (Tangerine Dream) (d. 2015).
(1944) Monty Alexander: Jamaican pianist (Clue J & His Blues Blasters).
(1944) Jacques Madubost
(1944) David Penhaligon: British politician (d. 1986).
(1944) Peter Albin: San Francisco, California -- Rocker (Big Brother & Holding Co).
(1943) Jean-Michel Bertrand
(1943) André Gouzes: French Dominican friar and musician, who is one of the main authors of contemporary Christian liturgical chants.
(1943) Asif Iqbal: Indian-Pakistani cricketer.
(1943) Richard Smalley: American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2005).
(1943) José de Jesús Gudiño Pelayo: Mexican lawyer and jurist (d. 2010).
(1943) Jose de Jesus Gudino Pelayo: Mexican jurist.
(1943) Ken Hatfield: American football coach.
(1942) Jean-Pierre Verheggen
(1942) Howie Kane: Rocker.
(1942) Larry "The Mole" Taylor: Rocker (Canned Heat).
(1941) Alexander Cockburn: Scottish-American journalist and author (d. 2012).
(1941) Spalding Gray: Actor.
(1941) Robert Kraft: Businessman.
(1940) Gérard Devouassoux
(1940) Kumar Bhattacharyya: Baron Bhattacharyya Indian-English engineer and academic.
(1940) JP Sullivan: American AIDS patient, a top interior designer in Sacramento, CA.
(1940) Willie-John McBride: British rugby player.
(1940) Phillip Rhodes: Composer.
(1940) Aarne Hermlin: Estonian chess player (d. 2007).
(1940) Larry Lujack: American disc jockey.
(1940) Willie McBride: Irish rugby union player with over 13 years as an international player, 11 of which he served as captain.
(1940) Laudir De Olivera: Rocker (Chicago).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Antoine Zacharias: French business executive, an engineer by training, who was France's highest paid executive for several years.
(1939) Lawrence Stephen: Nauruan politician (d. 2006).
(1939) Marian Wright-Edelman: health care president (Childrens Defense Fund).
(1939) Gary US Bonds: American musician.
(1939) Nganani Enos J Mabuza: South African leader (Inyandza National Movement).
(1939) Louis Andriessen: Dutch composer (Reconstruction).
(1939) Gary Bonds: American singer-songwriter.
(1939) Eddie Giacomin: Canadian-American ice hockey player coach and sportscaster.
(1939) Joe Clark: Scientist.
(1939) Margaret Drabble: Novelist.

(1938) Dee Barber: American noted family member, she is the adopted daughter of authors Ernest Thompson Seton and his wife Julia Seton.
(1938) Prince Luis of Orleans-Braganza: pretender to the Brazilian throne.
(1938) Ryuchi Matsuda: Japanese martial artist and author (d. 2013).
(1938) Luiz: Prince Luiz of Orléans-Braganza.
(1937) John Clem Clarke
(1937) John Clarke: American artist, painter and photographer.
(1936) Levi Stubbs: American baritone singer (Four Tops) (Born 1936).
(1936) Maysa Matarazzo
(1936) Mompati Merafhe: Botswana general and politician Vice-President of Botswana (d. 2015).
(1936) Gérard Jarry: French violinist and teacher.
(1936) A Venkatesh Naik: Indian politician.
(1936) D Ramanaidu: Indian actor director and producer founded Suresh Productions (d. 2015).
(1935) Jean Gattegno: Translator / Scholar.
(1935) Misja Mengelberg: Dutch jazz pianist / composer (Reconstruction).
(1935) Bobby Mitchell NFL running back: wide receiver (Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins).
(1935) Harry Crews: US writer / actor (Indian Runner).
(1934) Albert II of Belgium
(1934) Albert II: Albert II of Belgium.
(1934) Roy Innis: American activist and politician.
(1934) King Albert: II of Belgium.
(1934) Ad G J Lansink: Chemist / Dutch 2nd Chamber member (CDA).
(1934) Albert II FHTCEM: King of Belgium (1993- ).
(1934) Albert: Belgian royalty, the son of Leopold III and Queen Astrid.
(1933) Heinrich Rohrer: Swiss physicist and Nobel price winner.
(1933) Eli Broad: American businessman and philanthropist co-founded KB Home.
(1932) David Scott (astronaut)
(1932) Jan Adriaensens
(1932) David R Scott in San Antonio: Texas, USA; Colonel US Air Force/astronaut (Gemini 8, Apollo 9, 15).
(1932) David Scott: American astronaut who piloted the Gemini 8, along with Neil Armstrong, on 3/16/1966 when they docked with Agena.
(1932) Billie Whitelaw: Coventry, England -- Actress (Omen, Adding Machine).
(1932) Jan Adriaenssens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) Richard Hickock: American homicide, noted by the biography entitled "In Cold Blood," which was written by Truman Capote.
(1931) Lloyd Lindroth: [the Liberace of the Harp].
(1930) Frank Tyson: English-Australian cricketer coach and journalist (d. 2015).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Sunil Dutt: Pakistani-Indian actor director producer and politician (d. 2005).
(1929) Boguslaw Schaffer: Composer.
(1929) Viktor Konezki: Writer.
(1928) George Deukmejian: American attorney and politician: a conservative republican, Governor of California 1/03/1983; re-elected 1987.
(1928) Julian Mayfield: American actor, director, writer and Civil Rights activist.
(1928) George Deukmejian in Menands: New York, USA; (Governor-California).
(1927) Eddie Cano: American pro piano player; mostly in small clubs with a trio.
(1927) Manuel Moroun: Businessman.
(1926) Sweden first Constitution
(1926) René Mella

(1926) Tom Ryan: Comic strip cartoonist (Tumbleweeds).
(1926) Klaus Tennstedt: Merseburg, Germany -- Conductor (Fidelio).
(1926) Erdal İnönü: Turkish physicist and politician Prime Minister of Turkey (d. 2007).
(1926) Lars Ekborg: Swedish actor (d. 1969).
(1926) Torsten Andersson: Swedish painter and illustrator (d. 2009).
(1926) Peter George Peterson: Businessman.
(1925) Maurice Seveno: Cherbourg Journalist.
(1925) Maxine Kumin: American poet and author (d. 2014).
(1925) Frank Willeto: American soldier and politician 4th Vice President of the Navajo Nation (d. 2013).
(1925) Hideji Ōtaki: Japanese actor (d. 2012).
(1924) Hubert Termet: Lyon 6?me physician.
(1924) Jinyong: Chinese novelist.
(1924) Jean-Paul Bailliard: French nuclear physicist and engineer, Chairman of the 'Monuments napoléoniens d'Alsace' (Napoleonic Monuments of Alsace) and a member of the 'Comité de la Fédération des sociétés d'histoire' (Federation Committee of Historical Societies).
(1924) Serge Nigg: French composer, the first to write a dodecaphonic work when his Variations for Piano and 10 Instruments appeared in 1946.
(1923) René Monory: French politician, president of french senate.
(1923) Jean Pouliot: Canadian broadcaster (d. 2004).
(1923) V Andrews: American author illustrator and painter (d. 1986).
(1923) V C Andrews: American author (d. 1986).
(1922) Ian Hamilton: Composer.
(1922) Iain Hamilton: Scottish musician, composer.
(1922) Fernande Legris: French painter of mediumistic works, an outsider artist.
(1920) Henri Jammet: French physician and educator.
(1920) Ben Hunter: American radio and TV personality who was both an announcer and disc jockey.
(1920) Maria Montez: Dominican actress who was an exotic Hollywood leading lady seen mainly in hokum adventures.
(1920) Helmuth Backhaus: Germany Actor.
(1920) Serge Lang: Mulhouse Journalist.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Peter Carington 6th Baron Carrington
(1919) Richard Scarry: Author.
(1919) Peter Carington: 6th Baron Carrington English captain and politician 6th Secretary General of NATO.
(1919) Charles Pringle: British air marshal.
(1919) Peter Carrington: British politician.
(1918) Richard Crane Newcastle Indiana: USA; actor (Surfside 6).
(1918) Tom Scott: Poet / editor.
(1918) Edwin Krebs: American biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2009).
(1918) Maria Montez: Dominican Republic -- Actress (Arabian Nights).
(1917) Kirk Kerkorian: American entrepreneur and former aviator, billionaire owner of the world's largest hotel, MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada and part owner of Chrysler Corporation.

(1917) Neville Heath: British murderer and sadist who is noted for the gruesome killings of two women, crimes, "too horrible to describe.
(1916) David Peoples: Morristown sports Champions.
(1916) Daniel Santos: Porto Rican singer and composer of boleros, and an overall performer of multiple Caribbean music genres, including guaracha, plena and rumba.
(1916) Jack Miller: orchestra leader (Kate Smith Evening Hour), dies at age 89.
(1916) Hamani Diori: Nigerien academic and politician 1st President of Niger (d. 1989).
(1916) Irene von Meyendorff: Estonian-German actress (d. 2001).
(1915) Dorothy B Hughes
(1915) Vincent Persichetti: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer (Sibyl).
(1915) Dorothy Hughes: American astrologer since 1946, a past president of AFA and the director of the Cellar School.
(1915) Alfred Kazin: Critic.
(1914) Elmer B Staats
(1914) Elmer Staats: American economist and government staffer, he served four administrations in the role of Comptroller General from 1966 until his retirement in 1981.
(1914) H Adams Carter: American mountaineer (d. 1995).
(1913) Ernst Stäudle: German Nazi military.
(1913) Marcel Laurent: France sport Champion.
(1913) Carlo Golino: Italian-American author critic and academic (d. 1991).
(1913) Carlo L Golino: American scholar (d. 1991).
(1913) Ernst Staudle: Germany Military man.
(1913) Jiri Hajek: Czechoslovakia -- Jurist / Foreign Minister.
(1912) Maria Montez
(1912) Joan Hartigan
(1912) Jacques Arnold: France Writer.
(1912) Eloi Tassin: French road bicycle racer, who won a stage in the 1939 Tour de France, and another stage in the 1947 Tour de France.
(1911) Jean Cayrol
(1910) Fritzi Burger
(1910) Jean Cayrol: French author, poet, screenwriter and film director.
(1910) Toshitsugu Ogiwara: Composer.
(1910) Ben Aerden [John Mikkelsen]: Actor (Hamlet).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Isaiah Berlin: Latvian-English historian and philosopher (d. 1997).
(1908) Henri-Robert Courand
(1908) Giovanni Bracco: Italian race car driver (d. 1968).
(1908) Richard Lovelace: Poet.
(1907) Bill Dickey: New York Yankee hall-of-fame catcher (1928-43) / manager (1946).
(1906) Robert A Hughes
(1906) Paolo Stoppa
(1906) Richard Pottier
(1906) Max August Zorn: German-born mathematician (d. 1993).
(1906) Max Zorn: German mathematician and academic (d. 1993).

(1906) Robert Hughes: Canadian-American pro astrologer all of his life with articles in many publications and the holder of many editorial positions.
(1905) John Gart: Russia -- Orchestra leader (Paul Winchell Show).
(1904) Lesley Blanch
(1903) Aram Khatchaturian
(1903) Aram Khachaturian: Georgian-Armenian composer and conductor (d. 1978).
(1902) Jimmie Lunceford: American saxophonist and bandleader (Born 1902).
(1902) Avraham Daus: Composer.
(1902) Harold Roxbee Cox Kings Norton: Aeronautical engineer.
(1902) Camille Josso: French orientalist painter, illustrator and engraver and designer of postage stamps, who died in Paris on 2 October 1986.
(1901) Sukarno : President of Indonesia (Born 1901).
(1901) Jan Struther: English author and hymnwriter (d. 1953).
(1901) Paul Cossa: Marssille physician.
(1901) Achmed Sukarno: Indonesian politician exiled from Java by the Dutch authorities in 1933.
(1900) André Chamson: French writer, politician, historian, geographer, also archaeologist & museum curator, married once, one child.
(1900) Arthur Askey: Liverpool, England -- Actor (Bees in Paradise, Ghost Train).
(1900) Andre Chamson: France Writer.
(1900) Garrett Fort: Writer.
(1900) Manfred Sakel: Ukrainian-American psychiatrist and physician (d. 1957).
(1900) Lester Matthews: (Sir Dennis-Adventures of Fu Manchu), dies at 64.

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