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Famous Birthdays of 6 September

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

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Prince Hisahito of Akishino
(2006) Hisahito : Japanese prince, in line of succession after his uncle and father.
(2002) Pearce Joza: Movie Actor.
(2001) Julian Newman: Basketball Player.
(2000) Trey Wood: Skateboarder.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Hazardous : YouTube Star.
(1996) Alex Jones: TV Actor.
(1995) Caroline Sunshine: Actress.
(1995) Tyler Case: Vine Star.
(1994) Chase Martin: Rapper.
(1994) Joel Lok: TV Actor.
(1994) Aleem Iqbal: YouTube Star.
(1993) Mattia Valoti: Italian footballer.
(1993) Gage Golightly: Actress.
(1993) Famous Dex: Rapper.

(1992) Morgan Joyce: YouTube Star.
(1992) Fabiola Rodas: Guatemalan-American artist.
(1991) Delfine Rouffignac
(1991) Lauren Froderman: Dancer.
(1991) Cutesygirl09 : YouTube Star.
(1990) John Wall (basketball)
(1990) John Wall: Basketball Player.
(1990) Kim Yuna: Athlete.
(1990) Hannah Jones: TV Actress.
(1990) Matt McAndrew: Pop Singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Hannah John-Kamen
(1989) Ariane Fornia
(1989) Kim So Eun: South Korean actress.
(1989) Kat Graham: Actress.
(1989) Elena Delle Donne: Athlete.
(1989) Nikos Boutzikos: Greek footballer.
(1989) Dlive : YouTube Star.
(1989) Lindsay Jones: YouTube Star.
(1989) Kim So-Eun: TV Actress.
(1988) Max George (singer)

(1988) Arnaud Bovolenta
(1988) William Martinet
(1988) Jovan Adepo: Actor.
(1988) Ray Fujita: French-Japanese actor and singer (Dustz).
(1988) Ariel : Rock Singer.
(1988) Max George: Pop Singer.
(1988) Will Adams: Choreographer.
(1988) Denis Tonucci: Italian footballer.
(1987) Emir Preldžić: Turkish basketball player.
(1987) Ramiele Malubay: Saudi Arabian-American singer.
(1986) Thomas Lüthi
(1986) Raven Riley
(1986) Anna von Hausswolff
(1986) Tom Lüthi: Swiss professional motorcycle road racer.
(1986) Tory Mason: American porn actor.
(1986) Graham Wardle: TV Actor.
(1986) Loïc Collomb-Patton: French skier (freeride), he won the world championship in 2014.
(1985) Brahim Zaibat
(1985) Nathaniel Dudney: American noted family, the son of country music star Barbara Mandrell and her husband Ken Dudney.
(1985) Webbie : American rapper.
(1985) Veronica Gilroy: Family Member.
(1985) Shin Nagahama: Japanese actor and model.
(1985) Ali Ashfaq: Maldivian footballer.
(1985) Alberto Valerio: Brazilian racing driver.
(1984) Luc Abalo: French handball player.
(1984) Cameron Boyd: Movie Actor.
(1984) Orsi Kocsis: Hungarian model.
(1984) Helena Ekholm: Swedish skier.
(1984) Helena Jonsson: Swedish biathlete.
(1984) William Porterfield: Northern Irish cricketer.
(1983) Pippa Middleton: Sister of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
(1983) Dimitri Champion: French professional bicyclist.
(1983) Braun Strowman: Wrestler.
(1983) Angelica Raven: American porn star of Native American descent.
(1982) Paul Mullen: English musician multi-instrumentalist & singer-songwriter.
(1982) Sondre Lerche: Musician.
(1981) Winston McCall: Metal Singer.
(1981) Elize Du Toit: Actress.
(1981) Yumiko Cheng: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1981) Yuki Abe: Japanese footballer.
(1981) Mark Teahen: American baseball player.
(1981) Heather Vandeven: American porn actress and model.
(1980) Kerry Katona: Reality Star.
(1980) Jillian Hall: American professional wrestler.
(1980) Joseph Yobo: Nigerian footballer.
(1980) Yuji Hamano: Japanese archer.
(1980) Samuel Peter: Nigerian boxer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Annika Lurz
(1979) Low Ki: American wrestler.
(1979) Massimo Maccarone: Italian footballer.
(1979) Foxy Brown: American rapper and actress (The Firm).
(1979) Carlos Adrian Morales: Mexican footballer.
(1979) Brandon Silvestry: American professional wrestler.
(1979) Carlos Morales: Mexican footballer.
(1979) Mike Arnaoutis: Greek boxer.
(1978) Kelly Marie Miller
(1978) Coco Miller

(1978) Natalia Cigliuti: New York, United States -- Actress (Lindsay-Saved By Bell: New Class).
(1978) Jamie Cudmore
(1978) Coleen Miller: American basketball player who was known as "Coco" from infancy with her identical twin sister Kelly.
(1978) Kelly Miller: American basketball player and identical twin of sister, Coleen born four minutes later.
(1978) Foxy Brown: Rapper.
(1978) Mathew Horne: English actor.
(1978) Cisco Adler: American singer.
(1978) Alex Escobar: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1978) Homare Sawa: Japanese footballer.
(1978) Marlen Angelidou: Greek singer.
(1978) Simon Barjie Gambian international footballer with dual Gambian: Italian nationality.
(1978) Tony Thaxton: drummer (Motion City Soundtrack).
(1977) Bertie Carvel
(1977) Kiyoshi Hikawa: Japanese enka singer.
(1976) Foxy Brown
(1976) Naomie Harris: English actress.
(1976) Brendon Ayanbadejo
(1976) Hyun Young: South Korean actress and pop singer.
(1976) Tom Pappas: American decathlete and coach.
(1976) Jon López: Spanish footballer (d. 2013).
(1976) Michael Nakamura: Australian baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Danny Blankers: Soccer player (PSV / Willem II).
(1976) Rodrigo Amarante: Brazilian musician (Little Joy, Los Hermanos).
(1976) NORE : American rapper (Capone-N-Noreaga).
(1975) Opal Anchel
(1975) Sylvie Becaert
(1975) Ryōko Tamura
(1975) Derrek Lee: American baseball player and coach.
(1974) Nina Persson: Swedish singer-songwriter (The Cardigans and A Camp).
(1974) Tim Henman: British athlete, a tennis star who won the Sydney Men's Singles tournament on 1/11/1996.
(1974) Sarah Strange: Canadian actress.
(1974) Sarah Danielle Madison: American actress.
(1974) Justin Whalin in Louisiana: USA; actor (Charles in Charge).
(1974) Chad Coleman: TV Actor.
(1973) Frédéric Gorny
(1973) Greg Rusedski: Montreal, Quebec -- Tennis star (1995 Seoul).
(1973) Paddy Considine: Actor.
(1973) Carlo Cudicini: Italian footballer.
(1973) Alessandro Troncon: Italian rugby player and coach.
(1973) Alexandra Kerry: Director.
(1972) Idris Elba: English/American actor.
(1972) Eugene Hütz
(1972) Justina Machado: Puerto Rican actress.
(1972) Dylan Bruno: American actor and producer.
(1972) Anika Noni Rose: Actress.
(1972) Eric Zeier: NFL quarterback (Cleveland Browns).
(1972) Frank Rocca: CFL corner (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1972) Eugene Hutz: Ukrainian singer and composer (Gogol Bordello).
(1972) Anika Noni Rose: American actress and singer.
(1972) China Mieville: English writer.
(1972) Dave Sitek: Musician.
(1972) Saulius Mikalajūnas: Lithuanian footballer.
(1972) Anika Rose: Movie Actress.
(1971) Dolores O'Riordan: Irish musician (The Cranberries).
(1971) Shane Heal
(1971) Anthony Goldwire: American basketball player: guard, Nuggets.
(1971) Devang Gandhi: Indian cricketer.
(1971) Asko Künnap: Estonian poet and illustrator.
(1971) Holli Rene Hyche: Indianapolis, Indiana -- Runner.
(1971) Kathy Wolfgramm: Rocker (Jets).
(1971) Pavel Patera: Kladno, Czechoslovakia -- Hockey forward (Team Czech Rep, Olympics - Gold - 1998).
(1971) Sandra Natasha Abreu: Miss Universe - Dominican Republic (1996).
(1970) Stéphane Guivarc'h
(1970) Shane Heal: Box Hill, Melbourne, Victoria -- Basketball guard (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Stephane Guivarc'h: French footballer, a striker who featured in the France squad that won the 1998 FIFA World Cup on home soil.
(1970) Emily Maitlis: Canadian-English journalist.
(1970) Torrance Small: NFL wide receiver (NO Saints).
(1970) Cheyne Coates: Australian singer-songwriter and producer.
(1970) Igor Korolev: Moscow, Russia -- NHLer (Team Russia, Winnipeg).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Sören Prévost
(1969) CeCe Peniston
(1969) Olivier Sadran
(1969) Peter Mulvey
(1969) Macy Gray: Soul Singer.
(1969) Aaron Pierce: NFL halfback (New York Giants).
(1969) Cece Peniston: Phoenix, Arizona -- Miss Black AZ / singer (Finally).
(1969) Douglas Pirini: Auckland, New Zealand -- Decathlete (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Dweezil Zappa: Musician.
(1969) Michellie Jones: Australian-American triathlete.

(1969) Ben Finegold: American chess player and educator.
(1969) Tony DiTerlizzi: American author and illustrator.
(1969) Helen Labdan: Bracknell, England -- Model (page 3).
(1969) Trina McGee-davis: TV Actress.
(1968) Lupita Jones
(1968) Gene Patrick: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Gemini: Twin Stars).
(1968) Pat Meares: Salina, Kansas -- Infielder (Minn Twins).
(1968) Christopher Brookmyre: Scottish novelist whose novels mix comedy, politics, social comment and action with a strong narrative.
(1968) Paul Rea: American television journalist.
(1968) Saeed Anwar: Pakistani cricketer.
(1967) Macy Gray: American singer-songwriter.
(1967) William DuVall (musician)
(1967) Amy Lynn Baxter: Model (Penthouse Pet 1990).
(1967) William DuVall: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Alice in Chains Comes with the Fall Madfly Neon Christ and No Walls).
(1967) Igor Štimac: Croatian footballer and manager.
(1967) Kalli Kalde: Estonian painter and illustrator.
(1966) Joan Guetschow: Akron, Ohio -- Biathelete (1994 Olympics).
(1966) Jill Ellis: Coach.
(1965) John Polson: Australian actor and film director.
(1965) Chris Morris: Critic.
(1965) Van Tiffin: American football player.
(1965) Christopher Nolan: Irish author and poet (d. 2009).
(1965) Darren Clark: Australian sprinter.
(1965) Terry Bickers: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The House of Love and Levitation).
(1965) Johan Garrels: Soccer player (Alphense Boys, RKC).
(1964) Rosie Perez: American actress.
(1964) Lodz (Poland)
(1964) Todd Palin
(1964) Jonathan Franklin: Journalist.
(1964) Sara Aldrete: Mexican Satanist and serial killer called "La Bruja" (the witch).
(1963) Geert Wilders: Dutch lawyer and politician.
(1963) Ivan Hašek
(1963) Mark Chesnutt: American country-western singer known as "the human jukebox" as he is said to know as many as a thousand country songs from his years of hanging out in country bars.
(1963) Karen Baldwin: American Beauty Queen who was named Miss Universe in 1982.
(1963) Skye Gyngell: Australian chef and author.
(1963) Jozsef Kiprich: Soccer player (Feyenoord).
(1963) Bryan Simonaire: American engineer and politician.
(1963) Pat Nevin: Scottish footballer and sportscaster.
(1963) Alice Sebold: American novelist.
(1962) Kevin Willis: American basketball player and fashion designer.
(1962) Chris Christie: Politician.
(1962) Marina Kaljurand: Estonian badminton player and diplomat Estonia Ambassador to Russia.
(1962) Elizabeth Vargas: American journalist.
(1962) John Godwin: Reality Star.
(1961) Scott Travis: American drummer (Judas Priest Racer X and Animetal USA).
(1961) Paul Waaktaar-Savoy: Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist (A-ha and Savoy).
(1961) Peggy MacIntaggart: Midland, Ontario -- Playmate (January, 1990).
(1961) Pal Waaktaar: Oslo, Norway -- Rock guitarist / vocalist (A-ha).
(1961) Simon Reeve: Australian journalist and game show host.
(1960) Roland C Wagner
(1960) Jean Thomas: French sommelier, a member of 'Association des Sommeliers de Bretagne.
(1960) Michael Winslow: Spokane, Washington -- Actor / comedian (Police Academy).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Graham Yost: Writer.
(1959) Bill Root: Canadian ice hockey defenceman.
(1959) Paki Valente: Italian actor.
(1958) Jeff Foxworthy: Comedian.
(1958) Michael Winslow: American comedian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1958) Buster Bloodvessel: English singer-songwriter (Bad Manners).
(1958) Bernard Émié: French career diplomat, who currently serves as High Commissioner in Algiers since 1 August 2014.
(1958) Arsinee Khanjian: Armenian-Canadian actress.
(1958) Amelie Fried: German writer and television presenter.
(1958) Arsinée Khanjian: Lebanese-Canadian actress and producer.

(1958) Nigel Westlake: Australian composer and conductor.
(1957) José Sócrates: Portuguese engineer and politician 119th Prime Minister of Portugal.
(1957) Michaëlle Jean: Haitian-Canadian journalist and politician 27th Governor-General of Canada.
(1957) Ali Divandari: Iranian painter sculptor and journalist.
(1957) José Socrates: Portuguese politician, winner of the February 20, 2005 elections in Portugal, leader of the Socialist Party, which he joined in 1981.
(1957) Gwyn Evans: Welsh rugby player.
(1957) Michaelle Jean: 27th Governor-General of Canada.
(1957) Tim Whitnall: English actor and narrator.
(1957) Jose Socrates: Prime Minister of Portugal.
(1957) Paul Lewis Harrhy: Actor / opera singer (Intelligence Park).
(1956) Steven Yearley: English sociologist and academic.
(1956) Pam Allen: Billings, Montana -- LPGA golfer (1988 Planters Pat Bradley-12th).
(1956) Bill Ritter: American lawyer and politician 41st Governor of Colorado.
(1955) Raymond Benson: American author and playwright.
(1955) Carl Erwin Walz: Cleveland, Ohio -- Major USAF / Astronaut (STS 51, 65, 79).
(1955) Anne Henning: United States -- 500m speed skater (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1955) Mike Pescatore: American aircraft fatality, a passenger on Pan Am #103 which exploded over Scotland on 12/21/1988.
(1954) Carly Fiorina: Former US business executive who is actively seeking the Republican Party's nomination for President of the United States.
(1954) Patrick O'Hearn: American bassist and composer (Missing Persons).
(1954) Ève Luquet: French engraver and designer.
(1954) Demetris Kizas: Cypriot footballer.
(1954) Eve Luquet: French stamp designer.
(1954) Jon Erikson: United States -- 1st to triple cross English Channel (1981).
(1954) Banner Thomas: Rocker (Molly Hatchet).
(1954) John Sauven: English economist and environmentalist.
(1953) Jean Codognès
(1953) Gianbattista Baronchelli
(1953) Katherine Cannon in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; actress (Father Murphy, The Survivors).
(1953) Mohammed Kedir: Ethiopia -- 10k runner (1980 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1953) Christian Borup: Danish professional astrologer with strong media presence.
(1953) Anne Lockhart: American actress.
(1952) Simon Burns: English politician Minister of State for Transport.
(1952) William R. Keating: Politician.
(1952) Buddy Miller: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Band of Joy).
(1952) Vladimir Kazachyonok: Russian footballer coach and manager.
(1952) Deyan Sudjic: English journalist and curator.
(1951) Barry Troyna: Teacher / educational sociologist.
(1951) Melih Kibar: Turkish composer (d. 2005).
(1950) Cathy Guisewite: Cartoonist.
(1950) Ria Oomen-Ruijten: Dutch MP (CDA).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) William Abitbol
(1949) Jean-Paul Betbeze
(1949) Jimmy Litherland: Rocker (Mitarbeit).
(1949) Iris Robinson: Northern Irish politician.
(1949) Mhlabunzima Maphumulo: South African Kwazulu politician.
(1948) Gloria Star: American pro astrologer and author of "Astrology: Woman to Woman," and "The Optimum Child: Developing Your Child's Fullest Potential through Astrology.
(1948) Charles "Claydes" Smith: Jersey City, New Jersey -- Guitarist (Kool & The Gang).
(1948) Claydes Charles Smith: American musician (Kool & the Gang) (d. 2006).
(1948) Claydes Smith: American guitarist (Kool & the Gang) (d. 2006).
(1947) Jane Curtin: American actress and comedienne who gained fame on TV's "Saturday Night Live.

(1947) Sylvester James: American singer (d. 1988).
(1947) Jacob Rubinovitz: Polish-Israeli engineer and academic.
(1947) Bruce Rioch: English footballer and manager.
(1947) Sylvester : American musician, actor, and iconic Gay Disco Star, died of AIDs-related illness on June 12, 1988.
(1947) Jane Curtin in Cambridge: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Saturday Night Live, Allie Lowell - Kate and Allie).
(1946) Ron Boone
(1946) Bryan D O'Connor in Orange: California, USA; Colonel US Marine Corp / astronaut (STS 61B, STS 40).
(1946) tony Taylor
(1946) Meni Peer: Israeli TV host, actor, journalist.
(1946) Loudon Wainwright III: Musician.
(1946) Freddie Mercury: Musician.
(1946) Buizen Beernd [Bennie Jolink]: Singer / guitarist / pianist (Normal).
(1946) Roger Knight: English cricketer and educator.
(1945) Danny Abramowicz
(1945) Severino Antinori: Italian physician, a specialist in artificial insemination as conducted at his fertility clinic.
(1945) Go Nagai: Japanese illustrator.
(1945) Larry Lucchino: American baseball executive.
(1945) Al Stewart: Musician.
(1944) Christian Boltanski: French sculptor, photographer, painter and film maker.
(1944) Swoosie Kurtz: Amercan actress with two Tony Awards to her credit.
(1944) Jean-Paul Jaeger: French Catholic clergyman, who was ordained as a priest for the Diocese of Lille on 6 April 1974.
(1944) Jean-Claude Gayssot
(1944) Philippe Decaudin
(1944) Jacques Trémollet de Villers: French writer, lawyer, president of the Catholic fundamentalist group La Cité Catholique since the 1980s and monarchist activist in the Restauration nationale movement.
(1944) Gordon DeMarco: Writer / activist.
(1944) Roger Waters: Cambridge, England -- Rock bassist (Pink Floyd-Wall).
(1944) Donna Haraway: American professor, writer, and lecturer.
(1944) Linda Kaye in Henning: California, USA; actress (Betty Joe - Petticoat Junction).
(1943) Roger Waters: Bassist.
(1943) Richard J Roberts: English biochemist and molecular biologist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
(1943) Gordon Birtwistle: English engineer and politician.
(1943) Richard Roberts: English biochemist and biologist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1942) Mel McDaniel: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2011).
(1942) Werner Herzog: Director.
(1942) Dave Bargeron: American trombonist and tuba player (Blood Sweat & Tears).
(1942) Harry Jack Max: Rocker.
(1942) Les Burns: Local councillor.
(1942) Richard Hutton: English cricketer.
(1942) Carol Wayne: American actress (d. 1985).
(1942) Richard Anthony Hutton: England cricketer.
(1941) Gerry Ward (basketball)
(1941) Willibrord Frequin: Dutch TV reporter.
(1941) Roger Law: English illustrator.
(1941) Monica Mason: South African ballerina and director.
(1940) Jackie Trent: English-Spanish singer-songwriter and actress (d. 2015).
(1940) Elizabeth Murray: American painter and illustrator (d. 2007).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) David Allan Coe
(1939) David Coe: American country-western singer.
(1939) Brigid Berlin: American actress painter and photographer.
(1939) George Lazenby: Actor.
(1939) Dan Cragg: American soldier and author.
(1939) Susumu Tonegawa: Japanese molecular biologist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
(1939) Errol Black: Canadian academic and politician (d. 2012).
(1938) Joan Tower: American pianist composer and conductor.
(1938) Joan Tower in New Rochelle: New York, USA; composer (Breakfast Rhythms).
(1938) Alan Charles Downes: Cameraman.

(1937) Kirtanananda Swami
(1937) JoAnne Worley
(1937) Claude Bardon: French Superintendent of police, 1962, Bordeaux and Versailles.
(1937) Sergio Aragones: Spanish-born illustrator.
(1937) Swami Bhaktipada: American member of the Hare Krishna religious cult who took the name "Kirtananda Swami Bhaktipada.
(1937) John Bernard: Dutch TV weatherman.
(1937) Irina Bayanovna Solovyova: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1937) Janusz Kurczab: Polish fencer and mountaineer (d. 2015).
(1937) Sergio Aragonés: Spanish-Mexican author and illustrator.
(1937) Jo Anne Worley in Lowell: Indiana, USA; comedienne (Laugh-in).
(1937) Jo Worley: American actress comedian and singer.
(1936) David Benge: American mystic and artist who studied and taught Tarot for over 20 years.
(1936) Jo Worley: American entertainer, an actress and comedienne.
(1935) Ultra Violet (French artist)
(1935) Fabian Bruskewitz
(1935) Jacques Desallangre
(1935) Gaetano Fidanzati: Italian mob boss (d. 2013).
(1935) Werner Erhard: Educator.
(1935) Bob Bouber [Boris Blom]: Dutch singer (ZZ & Masks) / actor.
(1935) Jock Wallace: Soccer star / manager.
(1935) Fabrian Bruskewitz: American ecclesiastic, ordained a Roman Catholic priest in Rome on 7/17/1960.
(1935) Isabelle Dufresne: French-American actress and author (d. 2014).
(1934) Roger Chinaud
(1934) Michel Vermeulin: French road and track cyclist, who won the gold medal in the men's team road race at the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne, Australia, alongside Arnaud Geyre and Maurice Moucheraud.
(1934) Paul Naschy: Spanish movie actor, screenwriter, and director working primarily in horror films.
(1934) Tom Flanigan: American baseball player, a left-throwing/right-hitting pitcher with the Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals between 1954 and 1958.
(1934) Jody McCrea in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Ben Matheson - Wichita Town).
(1933) Sharon Sanborn
(1933) Rita Friedman: American astrologer.
(1932) Colin McColl: English intelligence officer.
(1932) Bernie Winters: English comedian and actor (d. 1991).
(1932) Gilles Tremblay: Canadian composer and educator.
(1932) Frank Stronach: Austrian and Canadian businessman and politician.
(1932) Earl of Cawdor: British large landowner.
(1931) Bud Shrake: American journalist, sportswriter, novelist, biographer and screenwriter.
(1931) Sander M Levin: (Rep-D-Michigan, 1983- ).
(1930) Salvatore DeGiorgi: Italian ecclesiastic in the Roman Catholic religion.
(1930) Helmut Piirimäe: Estonian historian and academic.
(1930) Charles Foley: American game designer co-created Twister (d. 2013).
(1930) Akiji Kobayashi: Japanese actor (d. 1996).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Dow Finsterwald: American pro golfer.
(1929) Ljubov Rebane: Estonian physicist and mathematician (d. 1991).
(1929) Yash Johar: Indian film producer founded Dharma Productions (d. 2005).
(1929) William Slapin: American jazz musician, an alto saxophone and piccolo player.
(1929) Bob Newhart: Comedian.
(1929) Nicole Francis: France Actor.
(1928) Yevgeny Svetlanov: Russian conductor and composer (d. 2002).
(1928) Sid Watkins: English neurosurgeon and academic (d. 2012).
(1928) Robert M. Pirsig: Philosopher.
(1928) Evgeny Svetlanov in Moscow: Russia; conductor (Siberian Fantasy).

(1928) Robert M Pirsig: American author.
(1928) Robert Pirsig: American philosopher and author.
(1928) Rudolph Plukfelder: USSR -- Light heavyweight (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1928) Fumihiko Maki: Japanese architect and academic designed the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium and Makuhari Messe.
(1927) Allan Howe
(1927) Monique Corriveau
(1927) Allen Howe: American politician, a former Congressman from Utah who was charged with soliciting prostitution from a policewoman; he pleaded "no contest.
(1927) Paul A. Volcker: Economist.
(1927) Keith Humble: Composer.
(1926) Claus von Amsberg: Prince of the Netherlands.
(1926) Clancy Sigal: American writer, a first rate novelist.
(1926) Arthur Oldham: English composer and conductor (d. 2003).
(1926) Jacques Kalisz
(1926) Jack Hightower: American lawyer and politician (d. 2013).
(1926) Maurice Prather: American motion picture and still photographer (d. 2001).
(1926) Claus Amsberg: German-Dutch aristocrat and consort to Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.
(1926) Claus van Amsberg: German born Prince Consort of the Netherlands (d. 2002).
(1926) Arthur William Oldham: Composer.
(1926) Claus: Prince Claus of the Netherlands (d. 2002).
(1925) Jimmy Reed: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1976).
(1925) Andrea Camilleri: Italian author screenwriter and director.
(1925) Jimmy Reed in Mississippi: USA; blues singer ("Soulin'", "Big Boss Man").
(1924) George Schmees: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher who played for the St. Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox in 1952.
(1924) Henri Charleux: Lizy sur Ourcq physician.
(1924) Leatrice Fountain: American actress, opera singer, novelist and biographer.
(1924) John Melcher: American veterinarian and politician.
(1923) Thomas H Tackaberry
(1923) William Kraft: Chicago, Illinois -- Composer / percussionist.
(1923) Peter II: Peter II of Yugoslavia (d. 1970).
(1923) King Peter: II of Yugoslavia (d. 1970).
(1923) Peter II Karadjordjevic: King of Yugoslavia (1934-45).
(1923) Thomas Tackaberry: Los Angeles Actor.
(1923) Peter: Yugoslavian royalty, the son of Alexander I, reigned from 1934 to 1945 when he was exiled.
(1922) Alexandre de Paris
(1921) Carmen Laforet: Spanish writer (Born 1921).
(1921) Jeannette Batti
(1921) Norman Woodland: American inventor co-created the bar code (d. 2012).
(1921) Jack Valenti: Businessman.
(1921) Robert Millar: Journalist.
(1920) David G Freeman
(1920) Elvira Pagã: Brazilian vedette and actress, singer, writer and painter.
(1920) David Freeman: American badminton player from California who became an icon in the sport's history.
(1920) Henri Ibar: Bedous EXecutives.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Louise LaPlanche: American actress (d. 2012).
(1919) Wilson Greatbatch: American engineer and philanthropist (d. 2011).
(1918) Maurice Avon: Monteux Military man.
(1917) John Berry: American-French actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 1999).
(1917) Philipp von Boeselager: German Wehrmacht officer, failed assassin of Adolf Hitler (d. 2008).
(1917) George Mann: English cricketer (d. 2001).
(1917) Richard Barr: American director and producer of plays and recipient of many Tony Awards.
(1916) Margaret Millard: American physician who specialized in pediatrics and practiced in Maine.
(1916) Anne Cavendish-Bentinck: English landowner.
(1915) Franz Josef Strauss: German Federal Republic minister of defense (1956-62), dies at age 73.

(1915) Franz Strauss: German politician and the Minister of Bavaria who played an important and modern role in politics.
(1915) Arrigo Boldrini: Italy Military man.
(1914) Augusto Tamayo Vargas: Outstanding poet, storyteller and historian of Peruvian literature.
(1913) Leonidas da Silva: Brazilian footballer (Born 1913).
(1913) Julie Gibson: American actress and singer.
(1912) Nicolas Schöffer
(1912) Jacques Fath: French fashion designer who was considered one of the three dominant influences on postwar haute couture.
(1912) Stephen Murray: Partney, England -- Actor (Alice in Wonderland).
(1912) Ewan Forbes: Scottish intersex nobleman, general practitioner and farmer.
(1912) Wayne Barlow: American organist composer and director (d. 1996).
(1912) Vincent DiMaggio baseball player (New York Giants: Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati Reds, Braves).
(1912) Alois Garg: Germany Actor.
(1911) Bentley Bridgewater: British Museum Secretary.
(1911) Harry Danning: American baseball player, a star New York Giants catcher, who lived to be the last surviving member of the 1937 pennant-winning Giants and the oldest Jewish major leaguer.
(1911) Pietro Salmoiraghi: Italy Writer.
(1911) Charles Deutsch: "French aerodynamics engineer and automobile maker co-founder of the brand ""DB (d. 1980)".
(1910) Miguelito Valdés
(1910) Frank Fidler: Artist.
(1910) Walter Giesler: American soccer player referee and coach (d. 1976).
(1910) Jacques Thabaub: Neuvy St S?pulchre Military man.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Michael Gordon: Actor / director (Pillow Talk), dies at 83.
(1909) John Ridgely: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Northern Pursuit, Air Force).
(1909) Howard Twitty: aAmerican attorney, elected to the Mining Foundation's Hall of Fame in 2002.
(1908) Alfred Schieske: Germany Actor.
(1908) Paul Lavalle: Beacon, New York -- Bandleader (Cities Service Band of America).
(1908) Anthony Wagner: English genealogist and academic (d. 1995).
(1908) Korczak Ziolkowski: American sculptor designed the Crazy Horse Memorial (d. 1982).
(1907) John A Kelly: US marathon runner (Berlin 1936, Boston 1935.
(1907) Elizabeth Morna MacTaggart Ferrars: Crime writer.
(1906) Luis Federico Leloir: French-born chemist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1987).

(1906) Luis Leloir: Argentine physician and biochemist who received the 1970 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
(1906) Carlos Salazr Herrera: Costa Rican writer, sculptor, draftsman, printmaker and journalist.
(1906) Raymond Keane: Denver, Colorado -- Actor (Midnight Sun, Love Eagle).
(1906) John Meulenhoff: Dutch publisher.
(1906) Alexander Bodon: Hungarian / Dutch architect (RAI building).
(1905) William McEwan Younger
(1905) Willem Brandt: Dutch poet, writer, journalist and Freemason, who was known under the pseudonym Willem Brandt.
(1905) William Younger: Scottish entrepreneur, the Chairman and Managing Director of Scottish and Newcastle Breweries Lts, 1960, and Director of Scottish TV.
(1905) Otto Liiv: Estonian historian and archivist (d. 1942).
(1905) Arthur Koestler: Novelist.
(1905) Pierre Houriez: Iwuy EXecutives.
(1904) Pedro Homem de Mello
(1904) Pedro Mello: Portuguese award-winning poet, he was given the prestigious National Poetry Award in 1972.
(1904) Max Rosenbloom: American boxer (d. 1976).
(1904) Karlo Arvi Kivimaa: Finnish writer (Groenende Cross).
(1904) Lyubomir Pipkov: Composer.
(1904) Avot Yeshurun: An acclaimed modern Hebrew poet.
(1904) Maxie Rosenbloom: NYC, New York -- Light heavyweight boxing champ (1930-34).
(1903) Alice : France Actor.
(1903) Alice Field: French actress, known for her roles in the films, "Le Tigre du Bengale" (1938, directed by Richard Eichberg) and "Playtime" (1967, directed by Jacques Tati).
(1902) Morgan Beatty Little Rock Arkansas: USA; news anchor (Du Mont Evening News).
(1902) Sylvanus Olympio: Togolese political figure who served as Prime Minister, and then President, of Togo from 1958 until his assassination in 1963.
(1902) Darryl F. Zanuck: Director.
(1901) John Erik Jonsson: Businessman / Mayor of Dallas.
(1901) Pierre Mounier-Kuhn: St Jean-de-Luz physician.
(1900) Julien Green: French-born American novelist (d. 1998).
(1900) Marc Bernard: French author, novelist, playwright, essayist.
(1900) Gaetano Leggieri: Italy Scientist.
(1900) WAC Bennett: Canadian politician (d. 1979).
(1900) W Bennett: Canadian businessman and politician 25th Premier of British Columbia (d. 1979).

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