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Famous Birthdays of 7 October

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 7th of October

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Senate Seeiso : Lesotho royalty, the eldest child of King Letsie III and his wife Queen 'Masenate Mohato Seeiso.
(2001) Princess Senate Seeiso: daughter of King Letsie III of Lesotho.
(2001) Senate: Princess Senate Seeiso of Lesotho.
(2001) Jade Lo: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Ashlynn SevenFabulousTeens: YouTube Star.
(1999) PaigeThePanda : YouTube Star.
(1999) Ashi Ross: Dancer.
(1998) Josh Levi: Pop Singer.
(1998) Dominic Larovere: Vine Star.
(1997) Kira Kosarin: TV Actress.
(1997) Lauren Platt: Pop Singer.
(1996) Jazmine Hood: Vine Star.
(1996) Ejowvokoghene Oduduru: Nigerian sprinter.
(1996) Jan Uczkowski: TV Actor.

(1995) Slade Pearce: American actor.
(1993) Nik Stauskas: Basketball Player.
(1993) Jean-Luc Baker: American ice dancer.
(1992) Lizzie LDShadowLady: YouTube Star.
(1992) Mookie Betts: Baseball Player.
(1991) Lay (Exo-M)
(1991) Nicole Jung: American-South Korean singer dancer and actress (Kara).
(1991) Lay : Dancer.
(1990) Thunder (singer)
(1990) Olivier Vernon
(1990) Thunder : Pop Singer.
(1990) Ayla Kell: American actress.
(1990) Sebastián Coates: Uruguayan footballer.
(1990) Lauren Murray: Pop Singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Hugo Clément
(1989) Morgan Osman: Reality Star.
(1989) Trent Merrin: Australian rugby player.
(1988) Diego Costa: Spanish pro footballer (soccer player) who plays for English club Chelsea and the Spain national team.
(1988) Stacy DuPree: American musician (Eisley).
(1988) Lauren Mayberry: Scottish singer-songwriter (Chvrches).
(1988) Gérard Bauër: French literary critic and essayist who worked for L'Echo de Paris and Figaro.
(1988) Diego da Silva Costa: Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Sam Querrey: American tennis player.
(1987) Damion James

(1987) Matthieu Péché
(1987) Lauren Mayberry: Pop Singer.
(1987) Jeremy Brockie: New Zealand footballer.
(1987) Shannen Camp: American writer whose books include "The Breakup Artist", "Finding June", "Chasing June", "Pwned", and "Sugar Coated".
(1986) Holland Roden: TV Actress.
(1986) Alexandra Naoum
(1986) Kaitlyn (wrestler)
(1986) Amber Stevens
(1986) Kaitlyn : Wrestler.
(1986) Bree Olson: American porn actress and producer.
(1986) Gunnar Nielsen: Faroese footballer.
(1986) Lee Nguyen: American soccer player.
(1986) Chase Daniel: American football player.
(1986) Ike Ezekwugo: Dancer.
(1986) Bunny Bennett: YouTube Star.
(1985) Evan Longoria: Baseball Player.
(1984) Toma Ikuta: Japanese actor and singer.
(1984) Zachary Wyatt: American soldier and politician.
(1984) Kazuki Kato: Japanese actor and singer.
(1984) Salman Butt: Pakistani cricketer.
(1984) Anna Larrucea: Filipino actress.
(1984) Simon Poulsen: Danish footballer.
(1983) Flying Lotus: American electronic music producer.
(1983) Dwayne Bravo: Trinidadian cricketer.
(1983) Archie Bland: English journalist and author.
(1983) Lotus: American rapper DJ and producer.
(1983) Scottie Upshall: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Yundi Li
(1982) Robby Ginepri: American tennis player.
(1982) Jake McLaughlin
(1982) Jermain Defoe: English footballer.
(1982) Lockett Pundt: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Deerhunter).
(1982) Madjid Bougherra: Algerian footballer.
(1982) Li Yundi: Chinese classical pianist.
(1981) Jelena Jensen: American porn actress and model.
(1981) Doni Schroader: American avant garde composer,pop musician.
(1981) Catriona Shearer: Scottish journalist, broadcaster and producer, best known as a presenter for BBC Scotland's national news programme.
(1980) Jean-Marc Gaillard
(1980) Edison Chen: Canadian-Hong Kong actor and singer.
(1980) Matthieu Chalmé
(1980) Tim Cresswell: Hong Kong footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Shawn Ashmore: Canadian actor.
(1979) Aaron Ashmore: Canadian actor.
(1979) Simona Amânar: Romanian gymnast.
(1979) Tang Wei: Chinese actress.
(1979) Simona Amanar: Romanian gymnast.
(1978) Alesha Dixon: British pop singer (Mis-Teeq).
(1978) Alison Balsom: English trumpet player and educator.
(1978) Tony Way
(1978) Joe Armstrong (actor)
(1978) Jake Humphrey: English television presenter.

(1978) Omar Miller: American actor and producer.
(1978) Zaheer Khan: Indian cricketer.
(1977) Coralie (L5)
(1977) Lapo Elkann
(1977) Brandon Quinn: American actor.
(1977) Damien O'Kane
(1977) Yukta Mookhey
(1977) Meighan Desmond: New Zealand actress.
(1977) Clayton Miller: Toronto, Ontario -- Trap shooter (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Taylor Hicks: American musician.
(1976) Marc Coma: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1976) DJ Tatana
(1976) Gilberto Silva: Brazilian footballer.
(1976) Sharad Kelkar
(1976) Charles Woodson: American football player.
(1976) Santiago Solari: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1975) Rhino (wrestler)
(1975) Damian Kulash: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (OK Go and 8in8).
(1975) Rhino : American wrestler and actor.
(1975) Jamie Hector: American actor.
(1975) Giorgos Karadimos: Greek singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1975) Kaspars Znotiņš: Latvian actor.
(1975) Billy Walsh: Summit, New Jersey -- Soccer midfielder (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1975) Kaspars Znotins: Latvian actor.
(1975) Tim Minchin: Australian comedian and musician.
(1975) Terry Gerin: American professional wrestler.
(1974) Allison Munn: American actress.
(1974) Charlotte Perrelli: Swedish singer with the dance band "Wisez," participates in Swedish TV soap operas, winner of European Song Contest 1999.
(1974) Alexander Polinsky in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Adam - Charles in Charge).
(1974) Charlotte Nilsson: Swedish singer.
(1974) Alexander Polinsky: American actor and singer.
(1974) Shannon MacMillan: Syosset, New York -- Soccer forward (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Rune Glifberg: Danish skateboarder.
(1974) Benjamin Oberman: Denver, Colorado -- Pairs skater (with Naomi Grabow).
(1973) Nelson Dida
(1973) Olivier Grieco
(1973) Holmes: American football player.
(1973) Gerald McBurrows: Safety (St. Louis Rams).
(1973) Priest Holmes: Running back (Baltimore Ravens).
(1973) Grigol Mgaloblishvili: Georgian politician and diplomat 7th Prime Minister of Georgia.
(1973) Sami Hyypiä: Finnish footballer and manager.
(1973) Dida : Brazilian footballer.
(1972) Ben Younger: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1972) Loek van Wely: Dutch chess player.
(1972) Marlou Aquino: Filipino basketball player.
(1972) Rahsaan Giddings: CFL linebacker (Montreal Alouettes).
(1972) John Hyden: Tustin, California -- Volleyball outside hitter (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Pascal Handschin
(1971) Johnnie Morton: NFL wide receiver (Detroit Lions).
(1971) Dexter Dawson: CFL receiver (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1971) Paul Hannam: Vancouver, British Columbia -- 470 yachter (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Daniel Boucher: Canadian singer and actor.
(1970) Neil Halstead
(1970) Nicole Ari Parker: American actress.
(1970) Vaughn Hebron: NFL running back (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1970) Daniel Collins: Sydney, NSW -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Dwayne Provo: Cornerback (New England Patriots).
(1970) Nicole Parker: TV Actress.
(1970) Harold Ellis: NBA forward (Denver Nuggets).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Bobbie Brown: American model and actress.
(1969) Maria Whittaker: English model actress and singer.
(1969) Per Mathisen: Norwegian bass player and composer.
(1969) Malia Hosaka: Hawaiian professional wrestler.
(1969) Benny Chan: Hong Kong actor and singer.
(1969) Benny Chan Ho Man: Hong Kong actor and singer.
(1969) Brent Dorman: Ocala, Florida -- Canadian Tour golfer.
(1968) Thom Yorke: English singer (Radiohead).
(1968) Charles Dantzig
(1968) Pippa Funnell: Equestrian.

(1968) Erick Anderson: NFL linebacker (Washington Redskins).
(1968) Randy Bartz: Roseville, Minnesota -- Short track skater (1994 Olympics).
(1967) Toni Braxton: American singer.
(1967) Karim Achoui: French lawyer known for his involvement in several cases, which earned him the nickname "avocat des voyous" (the rogue lawyer) in the media.
(1967) Imad Lahoud
(1967) Samir Guesmi
(1967) Luke Haines: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (The Auteurs The Servants and Black Box Recorder).
(1967) Ellen Damme: Dutch actress and singer.
(1967) Mariana Perez-Roldan: Argentina -- Tennis star.
(1967) Elisa Pasini: Italian mother who stabbed her 7-year-old daughter, Giulia, and killed herself on 5/17/2002, 5:00 PM; motive unknown.
(1967) Takahiro Izutani: Japanese Composer.
(1967) Janine Balding: Australian victim of kidnapping, gang rape and murder.
(1966) Jacqueline Wiatrek: American accident fatality who was born six hours before Billy Wayne Mutz at the same hospital where their mothers shared a room.
(1966) Trent Brown: CFL defensive back (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1966) Marco Beltrami: Italian-American composer and conductor.
(1966) Billy Mutz: American date-twin, born six hours after Jacque Wiatrek and their mothers shared a room in the hospital.
(1966) Janet Shaw: Australian cyclist and author (d. 2012).
(1966) Sherman Alexie: American author screenwriter and producer.
(1966) Ben Thomas: American news figure as the third husband of Roseanne.
(1965) Marco Apicella
(1965) Genji Hashimoto: Japanese race car driver.
(1965) Frank Tapiro: French publicist, manager of the advertising agency Hemisphere Droit.
(1965) Dale Abbott: American homicide suspect, accused of poisoning his wife Jennifer on 3/08/1997 when she died of methanol poisoning at a party hosted by Dale's brother in Hubbardston.
(1965) Juul Ellerman: Soccer player (PSV, FC Twente).
(1965) Kumiko Watanabe: Japanese voice actress.
(1964) Valérie Maurice
(1964) Dan Savage: American sex-columnist and author.
(1964) Sam Brown (singer)
(1964) Yavuz Bingöl: Turkish singer and actor.
(1964) Sam Brown: English singer / songwriter (Stop!).
(1964) Paul Stewart: Actor (Opening Night, In Cold Blood, Window).
(1964) Rich Delucia: Reading, Pennsylvania -- Pitcher (SF Giants).
(1964) Stuart Hendley: Houston, Texas -- Canadian Tour golfer (1989 Manitoba Open).
(1963) Ann Curless: American singer-songwriter (Exposé).
(1962) William Johnson: German-English cricketer.
(1962) Dave Bronconnier: Canadian businessman and politician 35th Mayor of Calgary.
(1961) Brian Mannix: Australian singer and actor (Uncanny X-Men).
(1961) Andrea Tüngler: German astrologer, working as counselor in Munich.
(1961) Tony Sparano: American football player and coach.
(1961) Matthew Roloff: American farmer and author.
(1961) Judy Landers in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Vega$, BJ and the Bear, Madame's Place).
(1960) Viktor Lazlo: French-Belgian singer of Grenadian and Martiniquan descent.
(1960) Kyosuke Himuro: Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist (Boøwy).
(1960) Kevin Boyle: American historian and author.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Simon Cowell: English recording executive.
(1959) Loris Reggiani: Italian race car driver, a noted competitor who ran in the World Championship along with Max Biaggi and Loris Capirossi.
(1959) Dylan Baker: American character actor.
(1959) Lourdes Flores: Peruvian lawyer and politician.
(1959) Jean-Marc Fournier: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1959) Penny Graeber: Sydney, NSW -- Golfer (1990 6th Vic Open).
(1958) Timothy Ackroyd: English actor.
(1958) Judy Landers: American actress.
(1958) Kim Morris: San Diego, California -- Playmate (Mar, 1986).
(1958) Sunnyi Melles: Luxembourg-born German actress.

(1957) Joey Marquez: Filipino basketball player actor and politician.
(1957) Michael W Smith: American singer.
(1957) Michael Smith: Rock Singer.
(1957) Jayne Torvill: English figure skater.
(1957) Judy Sams: Toronto, Ontario -- Golfer (1994 du Maurier Ltd Classic-38th).
(1956) Linda Griffiths
(1956) Alain Perrin
(1956) Brian Sutter: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1956) Julio Pezua: Jockey.
(1956) James Van Patten in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Bo - Chisholms).
(1956) Mike Shipley: Australian-English sound engineer and producer (d. 2013).
(1955) Yo-Yo Ma: French-American cellist, praised for his extraordinary technique and rich tone.
(1955) Bill Henson: Australian photographer.
(1955) Ralph Johnson: American computer scientist and author.
(1954) Christian Bourquin
(1954) Joaquim Barbosa
(1954) Linda Griffiths: Canadian TV and film personality; star of the Canadian film "Lianna.
(1954) Victor Manuel Mar: Wrestler (AAA / NJPW, Black Cat).
(1954) Kenneth Atchley: American composer.
(1953) Mark Francis Dodich
(1953) Tico Torres: Rock drummer (Bon Jovi-Always).
(1953) Linda Griffiths: Canadian actress and playwright (d. 2014).
(1953) Mark Dodich: American pro astrologer, a journal columnist and metaphysician.
(1953) Christopher Norris in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Summer of '42, Eat My Dust).
(1953) Margus Lepa: Estonian journalist and actor.
(1952) Vladimir Putin: Russian politician, taking the office of President on 3/26/2000, replacing Yeltsin who resigned the prior December 31st, ailing and being edged out of power.
(1952) Ralf Edström
(1952) Martine Billard: French politician and a deputy to the National Assembly of France.
(1952) Donald Machholz
(1952) Mary Badham: American actress.
(1952) Martyn Harris: Journalist.
(1952) Jacques Richard: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2002).
(1952) Graham Yallop: Australian cricketer.
(1952) Ludmila Tourischeva: USSR -- Gymnist (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1951) Enki Bilal: French comic book creator and film director, born to a Slovakian mother and a Bosniak father.
(1951) John Mellencamp: American singer.
(1951) Marc Storace
(1951) John Cougar Mellencamp in Seymour: Indiana, USA; rocker ("Jack and Diane").
(1951) Carmen R "Tata" Vega: US soul singer (Color Purple soundtrack).
(1951) Mark Boothby: British/american actor, director and teacher.
(1951) David J Halberstam: American radio executive.
(1950) Jakaya Kikwete: Tanzanian colonel economist and politician 4th President of Tanzania.
(1950) Maartje van Weegen [Walet]: Dutch TV hostess.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gabriel Yared
(1949) Alice Walton: Entrepreneur.
(1949) Kieran Kane: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The O'Kanes).
(1949) Dave Hope: American bass player and priest (Kansas and AD).
(1949) Catherine Duggan: LPGA golfer.
(1948) Geneviève Fraisse
(1948) John Mitchell: English climatologist and author.
(1948) Diane Ackerman: American poet author and academic.
(1948) Patricia Johnson: American noted family, the daughter of actress Kathryn Grayson and her singer husband Johnnie Johnson.
(1948) Stephen Rucker: American composer.

(1948) Patrice Delbourg: French poet, novelist, journalist and writer.
(1947) François Dosé
(1947) Chris Bambridge: former Australian football referee.
(1947) Alain Binard: French homicide; killed his wife.
(1946) Bernard Lavilliers: French singer-songwriter and actor.
(1946) Drue Jennings: American lawyer and CEO in charge of Kansas City Power and Light.
(1946) Catherine MacKinnon: American feminist and author.
(1946) René Joly: French singer and composer, particularly known for his greatest hit "Chimène" (covered by Jeanne Mas).
(1946) John Brass: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1946) Pengiran Anak Saleha: Queen of Brunei.
(1946) Pengiran Saleha: Bruneian wife of Hassanal Bolkiah.
(1946) Catharine MacKinnon: American lawyer activist and author.
(1945) Etienne Galeazzi: Italian executive, the Secretary of the Football League of Corsica, involved in the Furiani-Bastia case.
(1945) Bengston : American hypnotist.
(1945) David Wallace: Scottish physicist and academic.
(1945) Kevin Godley: English singer-songwriter and director (10cc Hotlegs Godley & Creme Doctor Father and The Magic Lanterns).
(1945) Dick Bates: American baseball player, a pitcher, he played one game with the Seattle Pilots in April 1969.
(1944) Jean Arthuis
(1944) Donald Tsang: Chinese civil servant and politician 2nd Chief Executive of Hong Kong.
(1944) Judee Sill: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1979).
(1944) Pete van Wieren: American sportscaster (d. 2014).
(1943) Oliver North: American career marine and patriot who was fired from the National Security Council (NSC) in November 1986 for allegedly setting up foreign bank accounts and diverting millions of dollars in profits from arms sales to Iran to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels.
(1943) Joy Behar: American television personality.
(1943) José Cardenal: Cuban baseball player and coach.
(1943) Jose Cardenal: Cuban baseball player.
(1942) Joy Behar: American talk show host and actress.
(1941) Attilio Tassi: Italian soccer player who died on October 13, 2002 from Lou Gehrig’s disease.
(1941) Tony Sylvester: Rocker (Main Ingredient).
(1941) Martin Murray: London, England -- Rocker (Honeycombs).
(1941) Arlene Nimark: American full time practicing astrologer, a specialist in Uranian astrology and professional for 18 of the past 21 years (as of 2002).
(1940) Richard H Stallings: (Rep-D-Idaho, 1985- ).
(1940) André Jaume: French contemporary and free jazz musician (saxophone, clarinet).
(1940) Bruce Vento: American politician and former member of the U.S.
(1940) Dino Valenti: Rock guitarist / vocalist (Quicksilver Messenger Service).
(1940) Bruce F Vento: (Rep-D-Minnesota, 1977- ).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Clive James: Australian-British author, critic, broadcaster, poet, translator and memoirist, best known for his autobiographical series Unreliable Memoirs, for his chat shows and documentaries on British television and for his prolific journalism.
(1939) Laurent Pasinya: Congolese cardinal.
(1939) Bill Snyder: American football player and coach.
(1939) Colin Cooper: Rocker (Climax Blues Band).
(1939) Harold Kroto: English chemist, Nobel Prize laureate.
(1939) Phil Ortega: American Major League Baseball pitcher who played professionally for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Washington Senators and the California Angels.
(1939) John Hopcroft: American computer scientist and author.
(1939) Harry Kroto: English chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1938) Marin Karmitz
(1938) Ann Haydon-Jones

(1938) Fereydoun Farrokhzad: Iranian singer actor and poet (d. 1992).
(1938) Ann Jones: English tennis player and sportscaster.
(1938) Robert Drivas in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Cool Hand Luke, Illustrated Man).
(1937) Édouard-Jean Empain
(1937) Christopher Booker: English journalist and author.
(1937) Maria Szyszkowska: Polish academic and politician.
(1936) Charles Dutoit: Swiss musician and conductor of the Berne Symphony Orchestra, Radio Zurich, Montreal Symphony and National Orchestra of France.
(1936) Alain Moreau: French publisher, who, with Jean Picollec, founded the 'Alain Moreau' publishing house in 1972.
(1936) Gennadi Mikhailovich Kolesnikov: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1936) Michael Hurll: English director producer and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1935) Michel Journiac
(1935) Thomas Keneally: Australian author and playwright.
(1934) Ulrike Meinhof: Lead Germany Red Army Faction.
(1934) Alphee Lavoie: American astrologer, programmer and author with 34 years experience by 1998.
(1934) Amiri Baraka: American playright and Separatist Black leader, he was born to a social worker mom and a postal worker dad.
(1934) G Federico Barzetti
(1934) Jacques Brunhes: French politician, a member of the Communist party.
(1934) Willie Naulls: NBA star (New York Knicks).
(1934) Julian Thompson: English general and historian.
(1934) Ulrike Meinhof: German journalist, left-wing activist and author, later part of the Baader/Meinhof group, who used terrorism as a form of political protest.
(1934) Everett Jones: Newark Writer.
(1934) Bruna Rambaldi: Italian wife of Carlo Rambaldi, the winner of several Oscars for Special Effects in his technical creation of film creatures.
(1934) G Barzetti: Italian industrialist, the founder of Barzetti Pastries in 1970.
(1934) Imamu Amiri Baraka [Everett Leroi Jones]: United States -- Poet / writer.
(1934) [Everett] LeRoi Jones [Amiri Baraka]: US writer (Black Music).
(1933) Gilles Fabre: Blémont Painters.
(1933) Harold Dunaway: American race car driver and pilot (d. 2012).
(1933) Paul B Price in Cataret: New Jersey, USA; actor (Busting Loose).
(1932) Dick Szymanski: American college and pro football player.
(1932) Joannes M Gijsen: Bishop of Roermond.
(1932) Joannes Gijsen: Dutch bishop (d. 2013).
(1931) Desmond Tutu: South African social rights activist and retired Anglican bishop who rose to worldwide fame during the 1980s as an opponent of apartheid.
(1931) Cotton Fitzsimmons: American basketball player and coach (d. 2004).
(1931) R Sivagurunathan: Sri Lankan journalist lawyer and academic (d. 2003).
(1931) Tommy Lewis: American football player and coach (d. 2014).
(1930) Curtis Crider: American race car driver (d. 2012).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Arwed Imiela: German astrologer, impostor, fraud and suspected quadruple murderer, he recieved a life sentence.
(1929) Tony Beckley: Actor (Assault, When a Stranger Calls), dies at 51.
(1929) Graeme Ferguson: Canadian director and producer co-founded the IMAX Corporation.
(1929) Robert Westall: English journalist and author (d. 1993).
(1929) Marc Flament: French photojournalist.
(1928) Raymond Lévesque
(1928) Ronald Dawson: American astrologer; wrote when depressed and feeling hopeless.
(1928) Sanne Ledermann: German-Dutch holocaust victim (d. 1943).
(1928) Sohrab Sepehri: Persian poet and painter (d. 1980).
(1927) R D Laing: Scottish psychiatrist (Born 1927).

(1927) Al Martino: American singer and actor (d. 2009).
(1927) Margret Homeyer: Germany Actor.
(1927) Ronald Laing: British psychiatrist (anti-psychiatrist).
(1927) R Laing: Scottish psychiatrist and author (d. 1989).
(1927) Al Martino in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; singer ("Here in My Heart"), actor (The Godfather).
(1927) Laing : Scottish psychiatrist, writer, analyst, philosopher and counter-culture cult figure whose controversial views on mental illness made him a guru among the young and radical in the '60s.
(1926) Marcello Abbado: Italian musician and composer, the brother of conductor Claudio Abbado.
(1926) Alex Groza: American athlete, a basketball star.
(1926) Diana Lynn: Los Angeles, California -- Actress (Annapolis Story, Easy Come Easy Go).
(1926) Ivan Jirko: Composer.
(1925) Jacques Crozemarie: French founder and former president of the Association for Research on Cancer (ARC).
(1923) Irma Grese: German concentration camp supervisor (Born 1923).
(1923) Jean-Paul Riopelle: Quebecois member of Les Automatistes (d. 2002).
(1923) Břetislav Pojar: Czech animator and director (d. 2012).
(1922) Reina Prinsen Geerligs [Leentje Vandendriesch]: Dutch antifascist.
(1922) William Zinsser: American journalist and critic (d. 2015).
(1922) Tommaso Maestrelli: Italian footballer and manager.
(1922) Grady Hatton: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 2013).
(1921) Dirk Dautzenberg: German actor and theater director.
(1921) Jeff Mayo: British astrologer, author and teacher who was the director and principal of the Mayo School of Astrology, established in 1973.
(1921) Raymond Goethals: Belgian footballer and coach (d. 2004).
(1921) Tommy Farrell
(1921) John Arthur Giles Gere: English art historian (Pre-Raphaelite painter).
(1921) Roger Cabiac: Aigues-Vives EXecutives.
(1920) Paul Batiment: French military officer in World War II, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1920) Jack Rowley: English footballer and manager (d. 1998).
(1920) Kalju Lepik: Estonian-Swedish poet and author (d. 1999).
(1920) Georg Leber: German politician in the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Georges Duby: French historian, specializing in the social and economic history of the Middle Ages.
(1919) Zelman Cowen: Australian academic and politician 19th Governor-General of Australia (d. 2011).
(1919) Gabriel Dell: Barbados -- Actor (Steve Allen Show).
(1919) George Duby: Historian.
(1919) Henriette Avram: American computer scientist and academic (d. 2006).
(1918) Jacqueline Gauthier
(1918) Harry Jaffa: American historian philosopher and academic (d. 2015).
(1918) Guido Aristarco: Film critic.
(1917) Mila Parély
(1917) June Allyson: Movie Actress.

(1917) Helmut Dantine: Vienna, Austria -- Actor (Shadow of the Cloak).
(1916) John Burns: American writer, the author of three novels.
(1916) Walt W Rostow: NYC, New York -- Economist (Politics & Stages of Growth).
(1915) Roman Padlewski: Composer.
(1914) Sarah Churchill (actress)
(1914) Alfred Drake: Broadway actor (Oklahoma), dies of heart failure at 78.
(1914) Begum Akhtar: Indian singer and actress (d. 1974).
(1914) Sarah Churchill: London, England -- Actress (All Over Town, Royal Wedding).
(1914) Alfred Drake [Capurro]: Brooklyn, New York -- Singer / actor (Kiss Me Kate).
(1913) Laura Adani: Italian actress who appeared in 13 films between 1933 and 1980.
(1913) Simon Carmiggelt: Dutch writer, journalist, and humorous essayist, who also wrote lyrics and children's books, including "Little Men.
(1913) Irina Nijinska: Russian / US dancer.
(1913) Raimond Valgre: Estonian pianist guitarist and composer (d. 1949).
(1912) Fernando Belaúnde Terry
(1912) Fernando Belaunde Terry: President of Peru for two non-consecutive terms (1963–1968 and 1980–1985).
(1912) Jean Lecuire: Toulon physician.
(1912) L?oncs Cathala: Montbrun Military man.
(1912) Peter Walker: English race car driver (d. 1984).
(1912) Fernando Terry: Peruvian architect and politician 85th President of Peru (d. 2002).
(1911) Vaughn Monroe: American singer, musician and bandleader of the ‘40s.
(1911) Charles Ehrmann
(1911) George Lennon: Scottish physician, a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and author of "Diagnosis in Clinical Obstetrics," Married, he has two children.
(1911) Jo Jones: American drummer (d. 1985).
(1911) Shura Cherkassky: Ukrainian classical pianist (d. 1995).
(1911) Joe Jones: Chicago, Illinois -- Drummer.
(1910) Henry P McIlhenny: American philanthropist (d. 1986).
(1910) Henry McIlhenny: American art collector and philanthropist (d. 1986).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Emile Walle: Wingles EXecutives.
(1909) Shura Cherkassky: Ukrainian-American pianist and educator (d. 1995).
(1909) Anni Blomqvist: Finnish novelist (Born 1909).
(1909) Erastus 2nd: American soldier and politician 72nd Mayor of Albany (d. 1983).
(1909) Erastus Corning 2nd: American politician, 72nd Mayor of Albany, New York (d. 1983).
(1907) Helen MacInnes: Scottish-American writer, the author of 21 novels of international espionage that included "Above Suspicion" and "Ride a Pale Horse.
(1907) Victor Paz Estenssoro: Bolivian politician (d. 2001).
(1907) Tutta Rolf: Norwegian-Swedish film and theatre actress and singer.
(1906) Fernand Tesson: Limoges Military man.
(1906) James E: Webb head of NASA (1961-68).

(1905) André Beloni: French artist.
(1905) Andy Devine: American actor and singer (d. 1977).
(1904) Chuck Klein Indianapolis Indiana: Philadelphia Phillies (43 home runs in 1929).
(1904) Armando Castellazzi: Italian footballer and coach (d. 1968).
(1903) André Costeseque
(1903) André Costesèque: French astrologer and writer, author of "Les Correspondances symboliques des degrés du zodiaque" (1941), "Sur certains modes de correspondances des transits" (1942), and "L'Oeuvre de Gabriel Delanne et la fraude en matières psychiques" (1942).
(1903) Louis S B Leakey: Archaeologist / anthropologist.
(1902) Willemina J H "Mascha" ter Weene: Dancer / ballerina.
(1901) Ralph Rainger: Composer.
(1901) Frank X Boucher: Ottawa, Ontario -- All-star NHL center (Ottawa, New York Rangers).
(1901) Suvanna Phuma: Premier of Laos.
(1900) Heinrich Himmler: German head of the Gestapo police, architect of the concentration camps and the Holocaust, who was second only to Hitler in the Third Reich.
(1900) Roger Francois: France sport Champion.
(1900) Roger François: French athlete, an Olympic weighlifter in the middleclass category.

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