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Famous Birthdays of 6 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Aryana Engineer: Canadian actress.
(2001) Kaleigh Ryan: Movie Actress.
(2000) Jacob Bertrand: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Alisha Boe
(1996) Novartis : Fusion of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz to the new pharma concern: On 6 march 1996 few minutes before midnight Daniel Vassella and.
(1996) Savanah Stehlin: American actress.
(1996) Taylor Hill: Model.
(1996) Ashley Surcombe: YouTube Star.
(1996) Carl Chiasson: Vine Star.
(1995) Gringasho : Alexander alias Manuel Perez Gutierrez, a Peruvian hitman, known at the time as "the youngest hitman Peru".
(1994) Marcus Smart: Basketball Player.
(1994) Nathan Redmond: English footballer.
(1993) Kristo Mangelsoo: Estonian basketball player.

(1993) Bregje Heinen: Model.
(1993) Andrés Rentería: Colombian footballer.
(1993) Misaki Momose: Japanese actress.
(1993) Crystal Westbrooks: Instagram Star.
(1992) Momoko Tsugunaga: Japanese actress and singer (Berryz Kobo ZYX and Buono!).
(1991) Tyler The Creator
(1991) Nicole Fox: American model and actress.
(1991) Tyler The Creator : Rapper.
(1991) Tyler : The Creator American rapper producer and actor (Odd Future).
(1991) Lex Luger: American rap producer.
(1991) Max Helyer: Guitarist.
(1991) Emma McDougall: English footballer (d. 2013).
(1991) Tyler the Creator: American rapper.
(1990) Patricia Rodríguez
(1990) Esti Ginzburg
(1990) Clara Lago
(1990) Alana Blanchard: Athlete.
(1990) Kirk Urso: American soccer player (d. 2012).
(1990) Linn Haug: Norwegian snowboarder.
(1990) Park Choa: South Korean singer and actress (AOA).

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Agnieszka Radwanska: Polish tennis player.
(1989) Amy Okuda
(1989) Sterling Knight: Actor.
(1989) Chelsea Tallarico: American noted family, the daughter of Teresa and Steven Tyler of "Aerosmith.
(1989) Jake Lloyd: Actor.
(1989) Amanda Nadeau: American accident victim, she died shortly after her 17th birthday in a car crash.
(1989) Agnieszka Radwańska: Polish tennis player.
(1988) Agnès Carlsson
(1988) Isabelle Daza: Filipino actress.
(1988) Agnes Carlsson: Swedish singer.

(1988) Simon Mignolet: Soccer Player.
(1988) Elaine and Melanie Silver: American actresses.
(1987) Hannah Taylor-Gordon: English actress.
(1987) Jamie Timony
(1987) Kevin-Prince Boateng: Ghanaian-German footballer.
(1987) Crissy Henderson: Model.
(1987) José Flores: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Maude Garrett: TV Show Host.
(1986) Charlie Mulgrew: Scottish football player.
(1986) Jake Arrieta: American baseball pitcher.
(1986) Paul Aguilar: Soccer Player.
(1986) Timothy DeLaGhetto: YouTube Star.
(1986) Sarah J. Maas: Author.
(1986) Jason Fuchs: Actor.
(1986) Dominique McElligott: Actress.
(1986) Traphik : American rapper and actor.
(1986) Francisco Cervelli: Italian baseball player.
(1986) Ross Detwiler: American baseball player.
(1986) Danny Jones: English rugby player (d. 2015).
(1986) Eli Marienthal: American actor.
(1985) Alaska Thunderfuck 5000
(1985) Yael Stone: TV Actress.
(1985) Alaska 5000: Reality Star.
(1985) Pretty Yende: South African soprano opera singer, presented as "the new Jessye Norman".
(1985) Bakaye Traoré: French-Malian footballer.
(1984) Leïla Bekhti: French film and television actress of Algerian descent.
(1984) Anthony Johnson: MMA Fighter.
(1984) Leila Bekhti: Actress.
(1984) Edmund Yeo: Singaporean-Malaysian director and producer.
(1984) Chris Tomson: American drummer (Vampire Weekend).
(1984) Eskil Pedersen: Norwegian politician.
(1984) Daniël de Ridder: Dutch footballer.
(1984) Becky : Japanese-English singer and actress.
(1983) Tommaso Berni: Italian footballer.
(1983) Andranik Teymourian: Iranian soccer player.
(1983) Giulia Quintavalle: Italian Olympic athlete, she won a gold medal for judo on August 11, 2008 in Beijing, China.
(1982) Adrien Lemaître (TV host)
(1981) Ellen Muth: American actress.
(1981) Nasri Atweh: Pop Singer.
(1981) Aaron D. O'Connell: Physicist.
(1980) Emma Igelström
(1980) Shaun Evans
(1980) Emílson Cribari: Brazilian footballer.
(1980) Kristina Triska: Swedish tennis player.
(1980) Daniel DeSanto: Canadian actor and producer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Robin Andersen
(1979) Tim Howard: American soccer player.
(1979) Erik Bedard: Canadian baseball player.
(1979) Clint Barmes: American baseball player.
(1979) Érik Bédard: Canadian baseball player.
(1979) David Flair: American professional wrestler.
(1979) Rufus Hound: English comedian and actor.
(1979) Riki Lindhome: Actress.
(1978) Lara Cox: Australian actress.
(1978) Mike Jackson: American politician.

(1978) Chad Wicks: American wrestler.
(1978) Sage Rosenfels: American football player.
(1977) Shabani Nonda
(1977) Giorgos Karagounis: Greek soccer player.
(1977) Edna Stern: Belgian-Israeli pianist and educator.
(1977) Marie Rutkoski: Writer.
(1977) Marcus Thames: American baseball player and coach.
(1977) Bubba Sparxxx: American rapper.
(1976) Antoine Dénériaz: French Alpine skier, who won a gold medal in the Olympic downhill competition at the 2006 Olympic Games in Turin, Italy, trailed by Austrian Michael Walchhofer and Swiss Bruno Kernen.
(1976) Mr Kennedy (wrestler)
(1976) Ken Anderson: American professional wrestler.
(1975) Yannick Nézet-Séguin: Canadian pianist and conductor.
(1975) James Rhodes (pianist)
(1975) Niki Taylor: Model.
(1975) Aracely Arambula: Mexican actress and singer.
(1975) Aracely Arámbula: Mexican actress and singer.
(1975) Jolene Blalock: Actress.
(1974) Lionel Mallier: French rugby player, a member of the French rugby team 1999, playing as wing forward.
(1974) Guy Garvey: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Elbow).
(1974) Matt Lucas: Actor.
(1974) Eva Mendes: Actress.
(1974) Beanie Sigel: American rapper.
(1974) Matt Robinson: Actor.
(1974) Kevin Connolly: Actor.
(1973) Greg Ostertag: American basketball player: Center, Jazz.
(1973) Juliette Arnaud
(1973) Michael Finley: NBA guard / forward (Phoenix Suns / Dallas Mavericks).
(1973) Terry Adams in Mobile: Alabama, USA; pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
(1973) Peter Lindgren: Swedish guitarist and songwriter (Opeth).
(1973) Trent Willmon: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1973) Brian Olson in Tallahassee: Florida, USA; middleweight (189 pounds) judoka (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Shaquille O'Neal: American athlete, actor and rap artist, a basketball superstar of the Los Angeles Lakers, 7' 01" and 303 lbs.
(1972) Marianne Thieme
(1972) Jaret Reddick: American musician (Bowling For Soup).
(1972) Vanessa Valence
(1972) Susan Alexander in Silver Spring: Maryland, USA; Miss Maryland-America (1996).
(1972) Amanda Butler: Coach.
(1972) Paul Frlan: Canadian Football League linebacker (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1972) Shaquille O'Neal in Newark: New Jersey, USA; NBA center (Magic, Los Angeles Lakers, Olympics-gold-1996).
(1971) Richard Gay: French freestyle skier and Olympic medalist.
(1971) Darrick Martin: American basketball player and coach.
(1971) Val Venis: Canadian wrestler.
(1971) Faf Larage
(1971) Roger Salkeld in Burbank: California, USA; pitcher (Cincinnati Reds).
(1971) Yuri Lowenthal: Actor.
(1971) Sean Morley: American professional wrestler.
(1971) Darrick Martin NBA guard (Los Angeles Clippers: Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1970) Jean-Luc Lemoine
(1970) Chris Broderick (Megadeth)
(1970) Shane Brolly
(1970) Stefano Battistelli: Italian swimmer, the winner of the Olympics Bronze Medal for the 200-meter backstroke at Barcelona 1992.
(1970) John Frusciante: Musician.
(1970) Chris Broderick: American guitarist and songwriter (Megadeth and Jag Panzer).
(1970) Scott Stahoviak in Waukegan: Illinois, USA; infielder (Minnesota Twins).
(1970) Gretchen Barretto: Filipino actress and singer.
(1970) Amy Pietz in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; actress (Annie - Caroline In the City).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Nicholas Rogers
(1969) Amy Pietz: American actress best known as the neighbor on the television show, "Caroline in the City.
(1969) Deems May: NFL tight end (SD Chargers).
(1969) Andrea Elson in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Lynn - Alf, Alice - Whiz Kids).
(1969) Tari Phillips: American basketball player.
(1969) Andrea Elson: American actress.
(1968) Moira Kelly: American actress.
(1968) Nicole Avant: Diplomat.
(1968) Connie Britton in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Nikki - Spin City).
(1968) Michael Romeo: American guitarist and songwriter (Symphony X).

(1968) Marty Morgan in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; 180.
(1968) Mara Maravilha: Brazilian entertainer who was a model with a spread in Playboy magazines, and who later had a TV show for kids.
(1968) Carla McGhee in Peoria: Illinois, USA; American basketball forward (Olympics-gold-1996).
(1968) Russell Butler Dandenong in Victoria: Australia; diver (Olympics-28th-1988, 1996).
(1967) Connie Britton: American actress, singer and producer.
(1967) Julio Bocca: Argentian ballet dancer about whom one reviewer said "He dances like a god.
(1967) Glenn Greenwald
(1967) Shuler Hensley: American actor and singer.
(1966) Alan Davies: British comedian and actor.
(1966) Cliff Meidl in Redondo Beach: California, USA; sprint kayak (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1966) Michael Irvin: Athlete.
(1966) Mark Z. Danielewski: Author.
(1966) Aasif Mandvi: Actor.
(1966) Michelle Edwards: WNBA guard (Cleveland Rockers).
(1965) Jim Knight: English politician.
(1965) Tammy Liley: Long Beach, California -- Volleyball mid blocker / Captain (1992, 96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1964) Fred Blondin
(1964) Madonna Gacy: Pianist.
(1964) Skip Ewing: Country Singer.
(1964) Reniet Vrieze: Rock singer / guitarist (Pilgrims-White Men).
(1964) Madonna Wayne Gacy: American musician.
(1964) Cher Butler: Garland, Texas -- Playmate (August, 1985).
(1964) Yvette Wilson: Comedian.
(1964) Paul Bostaph: American drummer (Forbidden Slayer Testament and Systematic).
(1963) D L Hughley: American comedian and actor.
(1963) DL Hughley: Comedian.
(1963) Joel Osteen: Clergyman.
(1963) D Hughley: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Suzanne Crough: American actress (d. 2015).
(1962) Simon Prast: New Zealand director and actor.
(1962) Erika Hess: Swiss alpine ski racer.
(1962) Michael Konsel: Retired Austrian football goalkeeper.
(1962) Luis Raúl: Puerto Rican comedian and actor (d. 2014).
(1962) Alison Nicholas: in Gibraltar; LPGA golfer (1995 LPGA Corning Classic).
(1960) Sleepy Floyd: American basketball player and coach.
(1960) François Bachy: French television journalist.
(1960) Cecilia Heyes: English psychologist and academic.
(1960) [Eris] Sleepy: Floyd; NBA guard.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Tom Arnold: American actor and comedian, a man in perpetual motion.
(1959) Francisco José Carrasco
(1959) Nizar Rayan
(1959) Chris Raschka: American author and illustrator.
(1959) Lars Larson: American talk-show host, very conservative.
(1959) Tom Arnold in Ottuwa: Iowa, USA; actor/comedian (Roseanne, True Lies).
(1959) Talia Balsam: Actress.
(1958) Andy Gibb: Musician.
(1958) Eddie Deezen: American actor.
(1957) Patricia Dupas: French homicide; stabbed her husband to death 12/27/1985 at Dinan, France.

(1957) Juan Roldan: Argentine former boxer whose nickname was Martillo (Hammer).
(1957) Tim Holden: Politician.
(1957) Mark E. Smith: Musician.
(1956) Florence Romand: French homicide victim; murdered in her sleep on the night of 1/08/1993 around 9.10 PM, her skull crushed with a rolling-pin.
(1956) Steve Vizard: Australian television and radio presenter, lawyer, comedian, producer, author and screenwriter.
(1955) Alberta Watson: Canadian actress (d. 2015).
(1955) James Saito
(1955) Pierre Lassalle: French writer, essayist, international speaker, and author of thirty books on astrology, psychology, social sciences and spirituality.
(1955) Penn Jillette: Entertainer.
(1954) Joey DeMaio: American bass player and songwriter (Manowar).
(1954) Harald Schumacher: German footballer and manager.
(1954) Jeff Greenwald: American author photographer and monologist.
(1953) Jacklyn Zeman
(1953) Andre Ferrella: American contemporary artist who is being noticed increasingly.
(1953) Carolyn Porco: American astronomer and academic.
(1953) Jan Kjaerstad: Norwegian author.
(1953) Jackie Zeman in Englewood: New Jersey, USA; actress (Bobbie - General Hospital).
(1953) Madhav Kumar Nepal: former Prime Minister of Nepal.
(1953) Madhav Nepal: Nepali banker and politician 34th Prime Minister of Nepal.
(1953) Jay Ilagan: Filipino actor (d. 1992).
(1953) Michael Sandel: Philosopher.
(1953) Phil Alvin: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Blasters).
(1952) Marielle Labèque: French international classical pianist, Katia's sister.
(1952) Jean-Yves Lormeau: French ballet dancer, a former etoile (star) of the Paris Opera ballet.
(1952) Denis Napthine: Politician.
(1952) Lyn Perrin: executive administrator (WIC).
(1951) Stedman Graham: American executive, formerly a champion basketball player.
(1951) Michel Herbillon
(1951) Gerrie Knetemann: Dutch cyclist (Born 1951).
(1951) Gerrie Kneteman: Dutch road worker and bicycle racer.
(1950) Hirotaka Suzuoki: Japanese voice actor (d. 2006).
(1950) Sandra Allard: American homicide victim, found repeatedly stabbed to death in her house which had then been set on fire early 10/03/1993, Oakbrook, IL.
(1950) Arthur Roche: English archbishop.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Hervé Novelli: French politician of Italian origin, and a past member of the UDF group.
(1949) Melchior Wathelet
(1949) Donald York: rocker (Sha Na Na).
(1949) Bernard Arnault: Businessman.
(1949) Martin Buchan
(1949) Shaukat Aziz: Pakistani economist and politician 15th Prime Minister of Pakistan.
(1948) Guy Montagné
(1948) Anna Maria Horsford
(1948) Jean-Michel Boucheron
(1948) Stephen Schwartz (composer)

(1948) Vincent Courtillot: French geophysicist, prominent among the researchers who are critical of the hypothesis that impact events are a primary cause of mass extinction of life forms on the Earth.
(1948) Mario Bianchi: Italian film director, known for such films as "Fasthand," "Don't Trust the Mafia," "The Murder Secret" and "Satan's Baby Doll.
(1948) Elnardo Webster: American athlete pro basketball player for one season, 1971-72.
(1948) Stephen Schwartz: American musical theatre lyricist and composer.
(1948) Janice Facinelli: American veterinarian who after working with animals for some time began to focus on the emotional bonds between animals and humans.
(1948) Anna Horsford: TV Actress.
(1948) James FCS "Jim" Woude: Cartoonist.
(1947) Robert Reiner
(1947) John Stossel: American journalist who virtually pioneered consumer reporting on television, garnering more than 19 Emmys.
(1947) Dick Fosbury: American high jumper, won olympic track & field gold medal at 1968 games.
(1947) Martin Kove: American actor.
(1947) Jean Seaton: English historian and academic.
(1947) Kiki Dee: British singer.
(1947) Tony Badger: English historian and academic.
(1947) Rob Reiner: American actor, director, producer, and activist.
(1947) Killer Khan: Japanese wrestler and actor.
(1947) Judy Loe: Urmston Manchester, United Kingdom -- Actress (Singles, Meaning of Life).
(1947) John Kitzhaber: Politician.
(1946) David Gilmour: British musician (Pink Floyd).
(1946) Patrick Baudry
(1946) Leo Tallarico: American pro astrologer and staff member of "The Ascendant" magazine.
(1946) Michael Chaplin: American noted family, the third son of Charlie Chaplin and Oona O'Neil.
(1946) Richard Noble: Scottish race car driver and businessman.
(1946) Martin Kove: American actor and producer.
(1946) Murray Head: Actor.
(1946) Mem Fox: Writer.
(1946) Martin Van Creveld: Historian.
(1946) Martin Kove in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Victor - Cagney and Lacey).
(1946) Tony Klatka rocker (Blood: Sweat and Tears).
(1946) David Jon Gilmour in Cambridgeshire: England; rock guitarist (Pink Floyd - "The Wall").
(1946) Patrick Pierre: Roger Baudry in Cameroon; astronaut (STS 18).
(1945) Rob Reiner in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor/director (All in the Family, Stand By Me).
(1945) Angelo Castro: Jr.
(1945) Anna Maria Horsford in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Thelma Frye - Amen).
(1944) Kiri Te Kanawa: Australian opera soprano, known for repertoire ranging from opera to "West Side Story" to folk songs.
(1944) Mary Wilson: American singer, the Primettes and Supremes with Diana Ross.
(1944) David Gilmore: Cambridge, England -- Guitarist (Pink Floyd).
(1944) Antonio Matalon: Italian homicide victim, killed by his wife Cristina along with their son, Paolo, and the dog, Zar, in August 2001, 13:30 in Milan.
(1944) David Hendry: English economist and academic.
(1944) Richard Corliss: American journalist and critic (d. 2015).
(1944) Mary Wilson in Detroit: Michigan, USA; vocalist (Supremes - "Where Did Our Love Go").
(1944) Kiri Kanawa: New Zealand soprano and actress.
(1944) Kiri Te Kanawa: Musician.
(1943) Michael Grant: American journalist, educator, writing consultant and author, living in La Mesa, California.
(1942) Ben Murphy: American actor.
(1942) Mauro Rostagno: Italian manager of Saman, a community for the rehab of drug addicts.
(1942) Flora Purim: Brazilian singer (Return to Forever).
(1942) Jean Boccardo: France sport Champion.
(1941) Raymond Gilmartin: American electronics engineer and CEO in charge of Becton Dickinson, a health care company giant.
(1941) Peter Brötzmann: German saxophonist and clarinet player (Last Exit).
(1941) Gabriel De Michele
(1941) Don Sherwood: Politician.
(1941) Marilyn Strathern: Welsh anthropologist and academic.
(1941) Peter Brotzmann: German jazz saxophonist.
(1941) Karyn Kupcinet: American stage, film, and television actress and homicide victim.
(1941) Ben Murphy in Jonesboro: Arkansas, USA; actor (Name of the Game, Winds of War).
(1941) Ann Winterton: British Member of Parliament.
(1940) Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe: French philosopher, literary critic and translator, who died on 27 January 2007 in Paris.
(1940) Ken Danby: Canadian artist, one of the world's foremost contemporary realist painters.
(1940) Philippe Amaury
(1940) Willie Stargell outfielder/first baseman (Pittsburgh Pirates: 1971 National League homerun leader).
(1940) Joanna Miles: Nice, France -- Actress (Cross Creek, Delta County USA).
(1940) Jeff Wooller: English accountant and banker.
(1940) Dan Milland: American writer, noted family, suicide, son of actor Ray Milland and Muriel Weber.
(1940) Willie Stargell: American baseball player and coach (d. 2001).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Kit Bond: American lawyer and Republican politician.
(1939) Alain Gründ
(1939) Alain Grund: French publisher, head of the Gründ publishing house from 1963 to 2008.
(1939) Infanta Margarita of Spain: duchess of Soria.
(1939) Christopher Bond: American politician, the former Republican Governor of Missouri.
(1939) Duchess of Soria Infanta Margarita: Spanish royalty, the younger sister of King Juan Carlos I of Spain.
(1939) David Spielberg in Weslaco: Texas, USA; actor (Jessica Novak, The Practice).
(1939) Jerry Naylor in Stephenville: Texas, USA; rock vocalist (Crickets).
(1939) Infanta Margarita: Duchess of Soria.
(1939) Adam Osborne: Thai-Indian engineer and businessman founded the Osborne Computer Corporation (d. 2003).

(1939) Cookie Rojas: Cuban-American baseball player coach and manager.
(1938) Edward Morgan: American attorney who served as Deputy Counsel to President Nixon from 1969-1970.
(1938) Lovelace Watkins: Singer.
(1938) Lynn Margulis: Scientist.
(1938) Keishu Tanaka: Japanese politician 17th Japanese Minister of Justice.
(1937) Valentina Tereshkova: Russian cosmonaut, the world's first woman in space on 16 June 1963 when her spaceship Vostok VI blasted off on a flight that lasted three days and 45 earth orbits.
(1937) Olusegun Obasanjo: Statesman.
(1937) Doug Dillard: Actor (Clem-Popeye).
(1937) Arild Nyquist: Norwegian novelist, lyricist, writer of children's books, and musician.
(1937) Ivan Boesky: American businessman.
(1937) Ivan Boesky in Detroit: Michigan, USA; stockbroker, inside trader.
(1937) Guy Boniface: French rugby player, selected 33 times in international events to play as center between 1960 and 1966.
(1937) Valentina V Tereshkova-Nikolayev: 1st woman in space (Vostok 6).
(1937) Paul Mefano: Composer.
(1936) Sylvia Robinson: American singer and producer (Mickey & Sylvia) (d. 2011).
(1936) Marion Barry: American politician 2nd Mayor of the District of Columbia (d. 2014).
(1936) Marion Barry: American politician 2nd Mayor of the District of Columbia (d. 2014).
(1936) Sylvia Robinson: American singer and producer (Mickey & Sylvia) (d. 2011).
(1936) Finn-Erik Vinje: Norwegian philologist.
(1936) Choummaly Sayasone: Laotian politician 5th President of Laos.
(1936) Bob Akin: American industrialist and race car driver (Born 1936).
(1936) A "Bram": Stemerdink; Dutch minister of Defense (PvdA).
(1935) Lisa Gaye
(1935) Ronnie Delaney: Ireland -- 1500m runner (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1935) Ron Delany: Irish runner and coach.
(1934) Marie-France Garaud: French politician who has been a private advisor for President Pompidou, Jacques Chirac at his first time as Prime Minister, and François Mitterrand.
(1934) John Noakes: English actor and television host.
(1934) Daniel Kahneman: Psychologist.
(1934) Keith Spicer: Canadian journalist and academic.
(1933) Daniel Whiteside: American teacher, writer and lecturer of "Personology," a study of a person's character as interpreted by their physiological characteristics.
(1933) Pierre Oster: France Writer.
(1933) Heiko Wierenga: Dutch Social Democratic Mayor of Enschede (1977-94).
(1933) William Davis: Author / broadcaster (Battle at Bull Run).
(1933) Ted Abernathy: American baseball player (Born 1933).
(1933) Dorothy "Dolly" Ann Collins: Folk musician / composer.
(1932) Frank Govers: Dutch leading fashion designer who retired in 1996.
(1932) Bronis?aw Geremek: Polish social historian and politician.
(1932) Marc Bazin: Haitian lawyer and politician 49th President of Haiti (d. 2010).
(1932) Bronisław Geremek: Polish historian and politician Minister of Foreign Affairs for Poland (d. 2008).
(1932) Jean Boht: English actress.
(1931) Carmen De Lavallade: American dancer; from a debut in 1947 she was adept at various dance styles from ballet to modern.
(1931) Hal Needham: American actor stuntman director and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1931) Clayton Pinkerton: San Francisco artists.
(1931) Carla Lonzi: Italian writer, feminist, art critic.
(1931) Carmen Delavallade: US dancer / singer / actress (Aida).
(1931) John Smith in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Cimarron City, Laramie, Seven Angry Men).
(1931) John Smith: Los Angeles Actor.
(1931) Carlo Galli: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) Jimmy Stewart: Scottish racing driver (d. 2008).
(1930) Lorin Maazel: French-American violinist and conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony and the Vienna State Opera, with many honors to his credit.
(1930) Allison Hayes: Actress (Attack of 50 Foot Woman), dies at 47.
(1930) Amos Cardarelli: Italy sport Champion.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Nicolas Bouvier
(1929) Nancy Chaffee
(1929) Thomas S Foley American politician (Representative-Democrat-Washington: 1965-94)/majority whip/Speaker of House.
(1929) Hal Miller: British MP.
(1929) Roger Tallon: French industrial designer, who with his team created hundreds of products, including industrial robots for Peugeot, the apparently purposeless 8mm film camera "Veronic", the Gallic 16 and 14 lathes for the Belgian company La Mondiale – a quantum leap in machine tooling –, airport vehicles, forklifts for Fenwick, graphic images for Fenwick Aviation, and a slide projector for Kodak.
(1929) Lester Felton: Detroit sports Champions.
(1929) Tom Foley: American attorney, politician and Ambassador to Japan.
(1929) Ho Dam: North Korean Secretary of State (1970-83).
(1928) Fernand LeréEc: Le Havre Journalist.
(1928) Ronald Stevenson: Composer.

(1927) Gabriel García Márquez: Columbian novelist and short story writer who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982, and is best known for "Bien Anos de Soledad" ("One Hundred Years of Solitude,") 1967 (English translation in 1970).
(1927) Gordon Cooper: American astronaut, the youngest of the seven original astronauts.
(1927) John Burr Fairchild
(1927) John Fairchild: American publisher, journalist and editor, President of Fairchild Publications.
(1927) Lino Grava: Italy sport Champion.
(1927) Norman Treigle: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Bass-baritone.
(1927) Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Colombian writer, Nobel Prize laureate.
(1927) Gabriel Márquez: Colombian journalist and author Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2014).
(1927) William Bell: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2005).
(1927) William J Bell in Chicago: Illinois, USA; TV soap opera creator (The Young and the Restless).
(1927) Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr in Shawnee: Oklahoma, USA; US Air Force/astronaut (Mercury 9, Gemini 5).
(1927) John Fairchild in Newark: New Jersey, USA; CEO (Fairchild publishing).
(1926) Andrzej Wajda: Suwalki, Poland -- Director (Ashes & Diamonds, Lotna).
(1926) Alan Greenspan: American financier, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve System and one of the most influential economists of the 20th century.
(1926) Ann Curtis (swimmer)
(1926) Ann Curtis: American competition swimmer and two-time Olympic champion.
(1926) Elwood H [Bud] Hillis American politician (Representative-Republican-Indiana: 1971-).
(1926) Giovanni Pettinati: Italy sport Champion.
(1926) Ray O'Connor: Australian politician 22nd Premier of Western Australia (d. 2013).
(1926) Jon Nordal: Composer.
(1926) Miroslav Klega: Composer.
(1925) Jacques Verges: Lawyer.
(1925) Wes Montgomery: American musician (d. 1968).
(1924) William H Webster: American lawyer.
(1924) Ottmar Walter: German footballer (d. 2013).
(1924) Sarah Caldwell: Celebrity.
(1924) William Webster: American lawyer and jurist 14th Director of Central Intelligence.
(1924) Colin Hamilton: Clayton Military man.
(1924) William H: Webster; American judge/head FBI/US Central Intelligence Agency.
(1924) William Hedgcock Webster: Public Servant.
(1924) Sarah Caldwell in Maryville: Missouri, USA; conductor/opera director (Flagstaff).
(1924) Gaston Puel: France Writer.
(1923) Ed McMahon: American comedian game show host and announcer (d. 2009).
(1923) Wes Montgomery: American guitarist and songwriter (Montgomery Brothers) (d. 1968).
(1923) Raymond "Bill": Hoffenberg; college president (Wolfson at Oxford).
(1923) Ed McMahon in Detroit: Michigan, USA; TV host (The Tonight Show, Star Search).
(1923) Erhard Karkoschka: Composer.
(1923) Jürgen Manger: German film/tv actor, comedian, author, entertainer.
(1923) McMahon : American actor, TV host and spokesman who hooked up with Johnny Carson on the daytime show "Who Do You Trust," 1957-62.
(1923) Herman Leonard: American photographer (Born 1923).
(1922) Thomas Christman: Seattle Military man.
(1922) Pier Paolo Pasolini: Director.
(1921) Leo Bretholz: Austrian-American holocaust survivor and author (d. 2014).
(1921) Oliver Wright: British Ambassador (To US).
(1921) Piero Carini: Italian racing driver (d. 1957).
(1921) Ross Hunter: Cleveland, Ohio -- Producer (Airport, Madame X, Pillow Talk).
(1921) Julius Rudel Vienna Austria: conductor (New York City Opera 1957).
(1920) Lewis Gilbert: London, England -- Director / actor (You Only Live Twice).
(1920) George E. Brown, Jr.: Politician.
(1920) Olive Dickason: Canadian journalist and historian (d. 2011).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Bill Ward (comics)
(1918) Jacques Baumel: French resistance fighter (under the aliases 'Saint-Just' ',' 'Berneix' or 'Rossini'), deputy in the National Assembly, a Senator, an important leader of the Gaullist movement, and Secretary of State and mayor of Rueil-Malmaison.
(1918) Leslie Smith: English businessman co-founded Lesney Products (d. 2005).
(1918) James Tobin: Economist.
(1917) Samael Aun Weor: Columbian writer (Born 1917).
(1917) Frankie Howerd: Actor (Carry on Doctor, Up the Front), dies at 70.
(1917) Will Eisner: American illustrator and cartoonist (d. 2005).
(1917) Donald Davidson (philosopher)
(1917) Pierre Chatenet
(1917) J A: Mommersteeg Dutch Assistant Secretary of Defense (KVP).

(1917) Ernesto Alonso: Mexican producer, director, cinematographer and actor.
(1917) Donald Davidson: American philosopher and academic (d. 2003).
(1917) Danilo Michelini: Italian soccer player.
(1917) Frankie Howerd: English comedian and comic actor whose career spanned six decades.
(1916) Virginia Gregg: Actress (Little Women), dies at 69.
(1915) Georges Dayan: French politician who died on 28 May 1979.
(1915) Giséle Brelet: Fontenaylu Comte Musician.
(1915) Mohammed Burhanuddin: Indian spiritual leader 52nd Da'i al-Mutlaq (d. 2014).
(1914) Amanda Duff
(1914) Kirill Kondrashin: Russian conductor (d. 1981).
(1914) Kirill P Kondrashin: Moscow, Russia -- Conductor (Hollywood Bowl 1981).
(1914) Conrad Vogt-Svendsen: Norwegian minister.
(1914) Kiril Kondrashin: Russian conductor (d. 1981).
(1913) David Bowman: trade unionist.
(1913) Ella Logan: Glasgow, Scotland -- Actress (52nd Street, Goldwyn Follies).
(1913) Louise Latimer: American actress (d. 1973).
(1913) Emile Prud'homme: French actor, accordionist and composer, known for the films Le gang des pianos à bretelles (1953), Ça n'arrive qu'aux vivants (1959) and The Exchange Student (1967).
(1912) Jean Languillon: Amiens Military man.
(1912) Madge Adam: astronomer.
(1911) James Murray: Scottish member of the diplomatic service who was Ambassador to Romania in 1964 and was noted for posts that included San Francisco, Washington DC, Singapore, Prague, Karachi and Lisbon.
(1911) Roland Jacobi: Leich composer.
(1911) Raymond Teyssier: Montpellier physician.
(1911) Joseph Vuillierme: Rumilly EXecutives.
(1911) George Webb: English actor (Born 1911).
(1911) Charles Frank: physicist.
(1910) Ella Logan: Actress (52nd Street, Woman Chases Man), dies at 56.
(1910) Enio Flaiano: Italian screenwriter, playwright, novelist, journalist and drama critic.
(1910) Maurice Chevance: French resistance fighter and politician.
(1910) Jean Estrade: Toulouse physician.
(1910) Ejler Bille: Danish artist, member of the COBRA group (d. 2004).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Stanisław Lec: Polish poet and author (d. 1966).
(1909) Stanis?aw Jerzy Lec: Polish author (d. 1966).
(1909) Obafemi Awolowo: Nigeria -- President of Nigeria (1979-83), dies at 78.
(1907) Casimiro Fabbri: Italy Writer.
(1906) Lou Costello: Paterson, New Jersey -- Comedian / actor (Abbott and Costello).
(1906) Jacques Pills: France Actor.
(1906) Bob Wills: Texas, United States -- Actor (Lone Prairie, Tornado in the Saddle).
(1905) Bob Wills: American singer-songwriter (d. 1975).
(1905) Enrique Garcia Sayan: Peruvian diplomat, he was foreign minister (1946-1948) and promoter of the doctrine of the 200 miles of the Peruvian sea.
(1905) Nagako : Japanese royalty, the Empress Dowager Kōjun of Japan, wife of Emperor Hirohito.

(1904) José Aguirre: Spanish lawyer and politician 1st President of the Basque Country (d. 1960).
(1904) Jean Carriere: Cauaaade Writer.
(1904) Johannes C "Chris" Baay Dutch actor (Klatergoud: Surprise Raid).
(1904) Johannes Baay: Netherlands Actor.
(1904) Jose Antonio Aguirre: Basque politician (d. 1960).
(1903) Empress Kojun: of Japan (d. 2000).
(1903) Charles Michels: French trade unionist and communist activist, who served as an MP of the 15th arrondissement in Paris.
(1903) Elizabeth Pinkston Becker: United States -- Platform diver (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1903) Kōjun: Empress Kōjun of Japan (d. 2000).
(1903) Ferdinand De Bourbon the Sicilies y Bourbon: Member of the Spanish Royal Family and Infante of Spain despite patrilineal descent of the kings of the Two Sicilies.
(1903) Alida Roetering: Dutch-American astrologer, joined AFA in April 1956.
(1901) Germaine Poinso-Chapuis: French politician, the first woman to hold a Cabinet-level post in the French government.
(1901) Mark Donskoy: Odessa, Russia -- Director (Heart of a Mother).
(1900) Henri Jeanson: Paris 13éme Writer.
(1900) Ludwig Donath: Vienna, Austria -- Actor (Torn Curtain, Sirocco).
(1900) John Henry: Pyle Pafford librarian (University of London).
(1900) Robert "Lefty": Grove baseball pitcher (300 game winner).
(1900) Gina Cigna: French-Italian soprano and actress (d. 2001).
(1900) Lefty Grove: American baseball player (Born 1900).

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