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Famous Birthdays of 8 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 8th of April

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Leah Behn: Norwegian royalty, the second-born of the three daughters of Princess Märtha Louise and her husband, author Ari Behn.
(2002) Gracie Haschak: Dancer.
(2002) Skai Jackson: TV Actress.
(2002) Leon Burns: Dancer.
(2001) Lewis Hamilton: TV Actor.
(2000) Comical Colin: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Jeff Avila: eSports Player.
(1997) Vincent Castronovo: Dancer.
(1995) Drea German: Vine Star.
(1993) Trent Sullivan: TV Actor.
(1993) Tyler Shaw: Pop Singer.
(1993) Jamie Sierota: Guitarist.
(1993) Kanae Yoshii: Japanese singer and actress (9nine).
(1993) Gaku Matsumoto: Japanese actor.
(1993) Victoria Shaffer: American noted family and daughter of Paul Shaffer, the leader of "The World's Most Dangerous Band" on Late Night with David Letterman.
(1993) Tobi Lerone: YouTube Star.

(1992) Gennady Golovkin: Boxer.
(1992) Shelby Young: American actress.
(1991) Dej Loaf: Rapper.
(1991) Minami Takahashi: Japanese singer and actress (AKB48 and no3b).
(1990) Jonghyun
(1990) Freddie (singer)
(1990) Jonghyun: South Korean singer (SHINee).
(1990) Chuggaaconroy : YouTube Star.
(1990) Kim Jonghyun: South Korean singer-songwriter dancer and actor (Shinee and SM the Ballad).

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Matthew Healy: Rock Singer.
(1989) Gabriella Wilde: Movie Actress.
(1989) Nicholas Megalis: Pop Singer.
(1989) Alex DeLeon: American singer (The Cab)=.
(1989) Alexander DeLeon: Pop Singer.
(1989) Hitomi Takahashi: Japanese singer.
(1989) Alex Day: Pop Singer.
(1988) Jenni Asserholt: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1988) Stephanie Cayo: Peruvian actress and singer.
(1988) Joel Berghult: YouTube Star.

(1988) Rachael Finch: Australian model and journalist Miss Universe Australia 2009.
(1988) Kim Myung-Sung: South Korean baseball player.
(1988) Kim Myung-sung: South Korean baseball player.
(1987) Abdelhamid Abaaoud: Belgian-Moroccan terrorist (d. 2015).
(1987) Barry Taylor: YouTube Star.
(1987) Razzbowski : YouTube Star.
(1987) Royston Drenthe: Dutch footballer.
(1987) Jeremy Hellickson: American baseball player.
(1986) Erika Sawajiri: Japanese actress, model and singer.
(1986) Félix Hernández: Venezuelan-American baseball player.
(1986) Felix Hernandez: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1986) Osvaldo Martínez: Paraguayan footballer.
(1986) Igor Akinfeev: Russian footballer.
(1986) Desiree Siegfried: Reality Star.
(1985) Marie Marchand-Arvier: French Olympic athlete, she is a member of the French alpine ski team in the 2010 winter Olympics held in Vancouver, Canada.
(1985) Patrick Schliwa: German rugby player.
(1985) Yemane Tsegay: Ethiopian runner.
(1984) Kirsten Storms: Soap Opera Actress.
(1984) Ezra Koenig: American singer (Vampire Weekend).
(1984) Pablo Portillo: Mexican singer and actor (MDO).
(1984) Taran Noah Smith in San Francisco: California; actor (Mark Taylor - Home Improvement).
(1984) Julia Liptakova: Slovak model.
(1983) Edson Braafheid
(1983) Tatyana Arkhipova: Russian runner.
(1983) Adrian Bellani: American actor.
(1983) Natalia : Greek singer.
(1983) Jessica Ballinger: Family Member.
(1983) Allu Arjun: Indian film actor.
(1982) Luba Shumeyko
(1982) Judy Star: American actress.
(1981) Taylor Kitsch: Movie Actor.
(1981) Frédérick Bousquet: French swimming champion and a record holder for speed in the freestyle.
(1981) Ofer Shechter: Israeli model actor and screenwriter.
(1981) Fred Bousquet: French swimmer.
(1981) Lito Sheppard: American football cornerback.
(1981) Brian Burres: American baseball player.
(1981) Rebecca Wilson in Queensland: Australia; gymnast (Olympics-1996).
(1980) Katee Sackhoff: American actress.
(1980) Stéphane Bullion: French dancer, appointed 'Etoile' (principal dancer) of the Paris Opera Ballet in 2010 after his performance of Solor in Rudolf Nureyev’s version of La Bayadère.
(1980) Mariko Seyama: Japanese announcer photographer and model.
(1980) Manuel Ortega: Austrian singer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Alexi Laiho: Finnish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Children of Bodom Sinergy Impaled Nazarene and Kylähullut).
(1979) Raven : American drag queen performer.
(1979) Jeremy Guthrie: American baseball player.
(1978) Rachel Roberts: Canadian model and actress.
(1978) Didier Domi
(1978) Ana de la Reguera: Mexican actress.
(1978) Evans Rutto: Kenyan runner.
(1978) Jocelyn Robichaud: Canadian tennis player and coach.
(1978) Mario Pestano: Spanish discus thrower.
(1978) Bernt Haas: Austrian-Swiss footballer.

(1978) Daigo : Japanese singer-songwriter actor and voice actor.
(1978) Claire Schinegger: Austrian noted family, the daughter of Renata and Erik Schinegger.
(1977) Ana de la Reguera
(1977) Sara Shepard: Novelist.
(1977) Mehran Ghassemi: Iranian journalist and author (d. 2008).
(1977) Mark Spencer: American computer programmer and engineer.
(1976) Sylvain Marconnet: French rugby player, a member of the French rugby team 1999, playing as prop.
(1976) Jim Farnum in Honolulu: Hawaii; kayak (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1975) Oksana Kazakova: Russian pairs figure skater, partner of Artur Dmitriev.
(1975) Anouk Teeuwe
(1975) Funda Arar: Turkish singer.
(1975) Matty Lewis: Guitarist.
(1975) Timo Pérez: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1975) Anouk : Dutch singer.
(1975) Francesco Flachi: Italian footballer.
(1975) Timo Perez: Dominican baseball player.
(1975) Scott Robison: YouTube Star.
(1974) Chris Kyle: War Hero.
(1974) Chino XL: American rapper and actor.
(1974) Holger Hott Johansen: Norwegian orienteerist.
(1974) Nayden Todorov: Bulgarian conductor.
(1974) Holger Hott: Norwegian orienteering competitor and engineer.
(1974) Nnedi Okorafor: Nigerian-American author and educator.
(1973) Emma Caulfield: American actress.
(1973) Alex Gonzalez in Miami: Florida; infielder (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1973) Khaled Badra: Tunisian footballer.
(1973) Walter Nicholas Henry Tongue in Auckland: New Zealand; 50 metre/100 metre swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Joel Davis: guard (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1972) Paul Gray: American bassist (Slipknot) (Born 1972).
(1972) Piotr Świerczewski
(1972) Sung Kang: Movie Actor.
(1972) Damon Watts: NFL center (Indianapolis Colts).
(1972) Isaac Davis: NFL guard (San Diego Chargers).
(1972) Katrina Powell in Canberra: Australia; field hockey striker (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Sergei Magnitsky: Russian lawyer and accountant (d. 2009).
(1971) Christophe Lamaison
(1971) Marc Peers in Edmonton: Alberta, Canada; tornado yachter (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Edward Fryatt in Rochdale: England; Nike golfer (1994 NCAA West Regional).
(1970) Sami Lukis
(1970) JR Bourne
(1970) Gerald Vaughn: Canadian Football League defensive back (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1970) Derek D: Brown in Washington DC; team handball right wing (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Beatrice Bocci: Italian showgirl, beauty pageant winner and television presenter.
(1970) Bourne: TV Actor.
(1970) Harold Bishop: NFL tight end (Cleveland Browns).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Martine Ouellet
(1969) Arabella Kiesbauer: German TV presenter and actress.
(1969) Steve Jackson: NFL cornerback (Houston / Tennessee Oilers).
(1968) Patricia Arquette: American actress, the second to the youngest of five in a close-knit, liberal family.
(1968) Patricia Girard-Léno
(1968) Shawn Fonteno: Voice Actor.
(1968) Patricia Girard: French athlete who competed mainly in the 100 metre Hurdles.
(1968) Patricia Girard-Leno: French athlete.
(1968) Patricia Arquette in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Ed Wood, Nightmare on Elm Street 3).
(1968) Tracy Grammer: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer).

(1968) Don Davey: NFL defensive tackle (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1967) Kate Barry
(1967) Arwyn Davies: Welsh actor.
(1967) Thomas Kuhn: French band leader and singer.
(1966) Robin Wright (actress)
(1966) Mark Blundell: English race car driver.
(1966) Melcior Mauri
(1966) Evripidis Stylianidis: Greek lawyer and politician Greek Minister for the Interior.
(1966) Harri Rovanperä: Finnish race car driver.
(1966) Robin Wright: Movie Actress.
(1966) Robin [Virginia] Wright Penn in Dallas: Texas, USA; actress (Jenny - Forrest Gump, Kelly - Santa Barbara, Princess Bride).
(1966) Mazinho : Brazilian footballer coach and manager.
(1966) Iveta Bartošová: Czech singer and actress (d. 2014).
(1966) Robin Wright Penn: American actress.
(1966) Charlotte Dawson: New Zealand-Australian television host (d. 2014).
(1966) Dalton Grant: English high jumper.
(1965) Jean-Marie Larrieu
(1965) Monica Leofreddi: Italian journalist and TV presenter.
(1965) Erika Cosby: American noted family and daughter of Bill and Camille Cosby.
(1965) Steven Blaney: Canadian businessman and politician 5th Canadian Minister of Public Safety.
(1965) Michael Jones: New Zealand rugby player and coach.
(1964) Lisa Guerrero: American sports broadcaster.
(1964) Biz Markie: Rapper.
(1964) John McGinlay: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1964) Valinda Hilleary in Littleton: Colorado, USA; WPVA volleyball player (US Open-9th-1993).
(1963) Julian Lennon: British song writer, musician, singer and noted family, the son of John Lennon and his first wife, Cynthia.
(1963) Donita Sparks: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (L7 and Donita Sparks and the Stellar Moments).
(1963) Jean-Pierre Treiber: French gamekeeper, mysterious man with auburn hair and right eye half closed, suspected to be the murderer of Géraldine Giraud, actress, and her friend Katia Lherbier, poisoned by chloropicrine.
(1963) Dean Norris
(1963) Terry Porter: American basketball player and coach.
(1963) Seth Tobias: American financial commentator (d. 2007).
(1963) Erica Terwillegar in Nelsonville: New Jersey, USA; lugist.
(1963) Alec Stewart: English cricketer.
(1963) Tine Asmundsen: Norwegian bassist.
(1962) Izzy Stradlin: Guitarist.
(1962) Evan Davis: British journalist and television presenter.
(1962) Paddy Lowe: English engineer.
(1962) Izzy Stradlin [Jeff Isabelle] in Lafayette: Indiana, USA; guitarist (Guns N' Roses - "Welcome to the Jungle").
(1962) Koen Moortel: Belgian physicist, writer, translator, astrologer, photographer and computer programmer.
(1961) Élise Guilbault: Canadian actress.
(1961) Nerio Alessandri
(1961) Richard Hatch: American newsfigure as the final contestant on a game show, "Survivor.
(1961) Brian McDermott: English footballer and manager.
(1960) John Schneider: American actor.
(1960) Alexandre Debanne: French TV host.
(1960) Patrick Delperdange
(1960) Daniël Dekker: Dutch radio host.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Alain Bondue: French cyclist.
(1959) Paul Cox: French contemporary artist.
(1958) Detlef Bruckhoff: German footballer.
(1958) Tom Petranoff: American javelin thrower and coach.
(1958) Maarten Ducrot: Dutch cyclist and journalist.
(1957) Michael Spound in Santa Monica: California, USA; actor (Dave - Hotel).
(1957) Stephen Bruder: American jockey.
(1957) Fred Smerlas: American football player and radio host.
(1957) Andrea Ypsilanti: Andrea Ypsilanti is a German politician.
(1957) Anthony Michaels-Moore: English opera singer.

(1956) Christine Boisson: French actress.
(1956) Justin Sullivan: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (New Model Army).
(1956) Roman Dragoun: Czech singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Progres 2).
(1956) Jim Piddock: English actor producer and screenwriter.
(1955) Kane Hodder: American actor and stuntman.
(1955) Didier Lecoanet
(1955) Patrick Mennucci: French politician of the socialist party, member of the natiaonal parliament since 2012, and mayor of the 1st district of Marseille since 2008.
(1955) Ron Johnson: American politician, junior senator of Wisconsin.
(1955) David Wu: Taiwanese-American lawyer and politician.
(1955) Barbara Kingsolver: American author and poet.
(1955) Gerrie Coetzee: South African boxer.
(1955) Ricky Bell: American football player (d. 1984).
(1955) John Campbell: harness racer (three-time winner of Hambletonian).
(1954) GV Loganathan: Indian-American engineer and academic (d. 2007).
(1954) Lalla: Princess Lalla Amina of Morocco (d. 2012).
(1954) Gary Carter: American baseball player and coach (d. 2012).
(1954) John Schneider in Mount Kisco: New York, USA; actor (Bo - The Dukes of Hazzard).
(1954) Gary Carter catcher (Montreal Expos: New York Mets).
(1953) Joan Pio Prado
(1953) Jean-Marie Boimond: French engineer involved in the Furiani-Bastia case.
(1953) Joan Prado: Brazilian psychic composer of piano works through his psychic connections.
(1952) Arcadi Gaydamak
(1952) Kaori Momoi: Japanese actress.
(1952) Peter Perrett
(1952) Ahmet Piriştina: Turkish politician (d. 2004).
(1952) Adam Woods: Rock drummer / pianist (Fixx).
(1951) Mel Schacher: American bass player (Question Mark & the Mysterians and Grand Funk Railroad).
(1951) Lola Sémonin
(1951) Gerd Andres: German politician.
(1951) Laurence Sémonin: French humourist, actress on stage and writer, formerly teacher, as known as "la Madeleine Proust" (the name of the character she interpreted).
(1951) Geir Haarde: Icelandic economist journalist and politician 23rd Prime Minister of Iceland.
(1951) Joan Sebastian: World Music Singer.
(1950) Jean-Pierre Pernaut
(1950) Grzegorz Lato: Polish footballer and coach.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Brenda Russell: American-Canadian singer-songwriter and keyboard player.
(1949) Richard Smoot: American professional astrologer who has studied and practiced astrology since 1971 and has been a registered Social Worker with the State of Michigan for 31 years.
(1949) Jim Lampley in Hendersonville: North Carolina, USA; newscaster (Monday Night Baseball).
(1949) Joe Royle: English footballer and manager.
(1949) John Madden: English director and producer.
(1949) K Kamalasabayson: Sri Lankan lawyer and politician 39th Attorney General of Sri Lanka (d. 2007).
(1949) Ezio Forzatti: Italian who ordered a mercy killing of his wife.
(1949) John Scott: English sociologist and academic.
(1948) Larry Mikan: American athlete, played pro basketball with Cleveland for only one season (1971).
(1948) Richard Alan Litchfield: Massachusetts, United States -- Bank robber (FBI most wanted).

(1948) Michael Leshner: Canadian lawyer and gay rights advocate.
(1948) Barbara Young: Baroness Young of Old Scone Scottish academic and politician.
(1947) Robert Kiyosaki: American businessman co-founded Cashflow Technologies.
(1947) Tom Delay
(1947) Pascal Lamy: French political consultant and businessman.
(1947) Steve Howe (guitarist)
(1947) Hou Hsiao-Hsien
(1947) Alain Cousin
(1947) Larry Norman: American musician, singer, songwriter and producer (Born 1947).
(1947) Gerald McRaney in Collins: Mississippi, USA; actor (Rick - Simon and Simon, Major Dad).
(1947) Thomas D Delay American politician (Representative-Republican-Texas: 1985-).
(1947) Ray Wilson
(1947) Steve Howe: English guitarist songwriter and producer (Yes Asia Tomorrow GTR and Bodast).
(1947) Tom DeLay: American politician, member of the Republican Party, a conservative in the House of Representatives.
(1947) Steve Howe in London: England; rock guitarist (Asia, Yes - "Roundabout").
(1947) Cindy Pickett in Norman: Oklahoma, USA; actress (Guiding Light, St. Elsewhere).
(1947) Hsiao-hsien Hou: Dir (Cheerful Wind, City of Sadness, Puppetmaster).
(1946) Catfish Hunter: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher who played with the Kansas City / Oakland Athletics (1965–1974) and the New York Yankees (1975–1979).
(1946) Stuart Pankin: American actor.
(1946) Tim Thomerson: American actor and producer.
(1946) Stuart Pankin in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; comedian (Striptease, Congo, Earl - Dinosaurs).
(1945) Michel Gillibert: French politician who served as Secretary of State for the Disabled.
(1945) Derrick Walker: British racing team owner.
(1945) Ian White: MEP.
(1944) Jean Benguigui: French actor of the screen, stage and on television.
(1944) Jimmy Walker (basketball)
(1944) Odd Nerdrum: Swedish-Norwegian painter and illustrator.
(1944) Joey Vieira: American actor and composer.
(1944) Christoph Hein: Writer.
(1944) Anthony Farrar Hockley: Military historian.
(1944) Santiago Jimenez Jr American accordionist ("El Mero Mero": "Viva Seguin").
(1944) Roger Chapman in Leicester: Leicestershire, England; rock vocalist (Family - "Family Entertainment").
(1944) Jane Labys: American traveler, a passenger on TWA Flight 800 that exploded and went down in the water off Long Island 7/17/1996, one of 230 passengers who perished.
(1944) Deke Richards: American songwriter and producer (d. 2013).
(1944) Hywel Bennett: South Wales, United Kingdom -- Actor (Family Way, Shelley).
(1943) Brigitte Rieser: German social scientist, for 16 years, a lecturer in psychology in schools for adult education and a professional astrologer.
(1943) Jean-Marie Rouart: French novelist, essayist and journalist.
(1943) James Herbert: British writer of horror and science fiction novels.
(1943) Michael Bennett (dancer)
(1943) Robby Weaver: Actor (Stone).
(1943) J P Kavanaugh: Racehorse trainer.
(1943) Carol Lavell: Fairfax, Vermont -- Equestrian dressage (1992, 96 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1943) Jack O'Halloran: American boxer and actor.
(1943) Chris Orr: English painter and illustrator.
(1943) Michael Bennett: American dancer and showman who began dancing at an early age.
(1943) William Garth Morrison: Chief scout.
(1943) Tony Banks: Baron Stratford Irish politician Minister for Sport and the Olympics (d. 2006).
(1943) Miller Farr: American football player.
(1942) Douglas Trumbull: American director producer and special effects artist.
(1942) Eduard Visser: Dutch writer (Fyffes are now called Chiquita).
(1942) Roger Chapman: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Family and Streetwalkers).
(1941) Vivienne Westwood: British fashion designer known as the Queen of Punk, winning the Designer of the year award in 1990 and 1991, and being made an OBE in 1992.
(1941) Peggy Lennon: American noted family, a member of the four singing Lennon Sisters.
(1941) Peggy Lennon in Los Angeles: California, USA; singer (Lennon Sisters).
(1941) Darlene Gillespie: Canadian-American actress singer and dancer.
(1940) John Havlicek: Martins Ferry sports Champions.
(1940) Jean-Philippe Douin: French Air Force general.
(1940) Hondo Havlicek: American athlete who specialized in basketball and had a long career with the Boston Celtics from 1962-78.
(1940) John Havlicek in Martin's Ferry: Ohio, USA; NBA hall-of-famer (Boston Celtics).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Elizabeth Clare Prophet
(1939) John Arbuthnott: Sir John Peebles Arbuthnott is a Scottish microbiologist, and was Principal of the University of Strathclyde.
(1939) Manolis Angelopoulos: Greek singer (d. 1989).
(1939) Elizabeth Prophet: American spiritual leader and guru, leader of the Church Universal and Triumphant (CUT) based on Gnostic Christianity, Buddhism, New Age mysticism and masonry.
(1939) Mary Leona Gage: American beauty pageant contestant and actress (d. 2010).
(1939) Trina Hyman: American author and illustrator (d. 2004).
(1939) Mary Gage: American model and actress Miss USA 1957 (d. 2010).
(1938) Kofi Annan: African politician, the U.N.
(1938) Lawrence Perlman: American executive and CEO in charge of Control Data.
(1938) Tom Butters: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Pittsburgh Pirates between 1962 and 1965.

(1938) Lory Patrick in Beckley: West Virginia, USA; actress (Trina - Tales of Wells Fargo).
(1938) John Hamm: Canadian physician and politician 25th Premier of Nova Scotia.
(1938) Barton Keith McLean: Composer.
(1937) Seymour Hersh: American investigative reporter and author who has often been labeled a master of governmental expose.
(1937) Pamela Gordon
(1937) Ronald Anthony "Tony" Clegg: Property trader.
(1937) Momo Kapor: Serbian author and painter (d. 2010).
(1936) Klaus Löwitsch: German actor, best known in Germany for his starring role in the TV detective series "Peter Strohm" from 1989 to 1996.
(1936) Klaus Lowitsch: Berlin, Germany -- Actor (Despair, Marriage of Marla Braun).
(1935) Oscar Zeta Acosta: American attorney, politician, and Chicano Movement activist (d. 1974?).
(1935) Albert Bustamante: American soldier educator and politician.
(1935) Elmo Henderson: African-American boxer who defeated Muhammad Ali in an exhibition match during the "Muhammad Ali Boxing Show" in San Antonio, Texas on 24 October 1972, but never achieved widespread fame in the boxing world.
(1935) Elizabeth Barrett-Connor: Epidemiologist (Living legacy award - 1984).
(1935) Oscar Acosta: American attorney, politician, novelist and activist in the Chicano Movement.
(1935) Albert G Bustamante American politician (Representative-Democrat-Texas: 1985-).
(1934) Kisho Kurokawa: Japanese architect designed the Nakagin Capsule Tower and Singapore Flyer (d. 2007).
(1934) Terrye Lang: American astrologer, a member of AFA March 1974.
(1933) Fred Ebb: American lyricist (Born 1933).
(1933) Jaroslav Smolka: Composer.
(1933) James Lockhart: American scholar of colonial Latin America especially Nahua peoples (d. 2014).
(1932) Alick Buchanan-Smith: Scottish politician, a Conservative Member of Parliament, returned at General Election on 6/11/1987.
(1932) Sheila Pennington: Canadian psychologist and president of the Centre for the Healing Arts.
(1932) Jean-Paul Rappeneau: French film director and screenwriter.
(1932) John Gavin in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Felony, Jennifer, House of Shadows).
(1932) Sultan Iskandar of Johor: also the 8th Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia (d. 2010).
(1932) Iskandar of: Iskandar of Johor (d. 2010).
(1931) John Gavin: Hispanic-American actor and diplomat.
(1931) Christine Fabréga
(1930) Dorothy Tutin: British leading actress of noted Shakespearean roles and some films since 1952.
(1930) Andrew Bowden
(1930) Julien Van Remoortere [Piet Mortelman]: Flemish writer (Fist).
(1930) Carlos Hugo: Duke of Parma (d. 2010).
(1930) Wilma De Angelis: Italian singer and presenter, famous for her kitchen talk-show, and her cooking skills.
(1930) Dolores Barrymore: American noted family, the daughter of John Barrymore and Dolores Costello, (who was born on 9/17/1905 in Pittsburgh, PA.
(1930) John Reardon in New York City: New York, USA; baritone (Falke-Die Fledermaus).
(1930) John Bartholomew Tucker: Pennsylvania, United States -- TV host (Candid Camera, Treasure Island).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jacques Brel: Belgian-born French composer, lyricist and singer.
(1929) Charles Dobzynski
(1929) Walter Berry: Austrian opera singer, a bass-baritone who made his debut with the Vienna Staatsoper in 1950.
(1929) William K Everson: Film historian.
(1929) Renzo De Felice: Italian historian and author (d. 1996).
(1928) Monty Sunshine: jazz bandleader ("Gotta Travel On").
(1928) Mary Zeldenrust-Noordanus: CEO (NVSH).
(1928) Eric Porter: London, England -- Actor (Antony & Cleopatra, 39 Steps).
(1928) Leah Rabin: widow of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin (d. 2000).
(1928) John Gavin in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Back Street, Psycho, Murder for Sale).

(1927) Ollie Mitchell: American trumpet player and bandleader (The Wrecking Crew) (d. 2013).
(1927) Tilly Armstrong: English author (d. 2010).
(1927) Brenton Halsey: American chemical engineer and CEO of James River Corporation of Virginia, a paper products company.
(1926) Jean-Jacques Pauvert: French publisher, notable for publishing the work of the Marquis de Sade in the early 1950s and as the first publisher of Anne Desclos/Pauline Réage's Story of O (1954) and the first edition of Kenneth Anger's Hollywood Babylon (1959).
(1926) Henry N Cobb: American architect.
(1926) Jürgen Moltmann: German theologian and academic.
(1926) Shecky Greene: American comedian.
(1926) Shirley Mills: American actress and dancer (d. 2010).
(1926) Henry Cobb: American architect and academic co-founded Pei Cobb Freed & Partners.
(1926) Jurgen Moltmann: German theologian.
(1925) Helmut Schmid: German stage, film and TV actor.
(1925) Shecky Greene in Chicago: Illinois; comedian/actor (Love Machine, Combat).
(1924) Frédéric Back: German-Canadian animator director and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1924) Sir Anthony Farrar-Hockley: English soldier and historian (d. 2006).
(1924) Anthony Farrar-Hockley: English general and historian (d. 2006).
(1924) Frederic Back: German-born Canadian short film director and screenwriter.
(1923) Edward Mulhare: Cork City, Ireland -- Actor (Daniel Gregg-Ghost & Mrs Muir).
(1923) Louis Lareng: Ayzac-Ost physician.
(1923) George Fisher: American cartoonist (d. 2003).
(1923) Robert Maigne: Blesle physician.
(1922) Jean Vilnet: French Catholic clergyman, who was Bishop Emeritus of Lille.
(1921) Franco Corelli: Italian tenor, voted "Favorite Tenor of the Century.
(1921) Jan Novak: Composer.
(1921) Herman van Raalte: Dutch footballer (d. 2013).
(1921) Alfie Bass: London, England -- Actor (Moonraker, Are You Being Served).
(1921) Jan Novák: Czech composer (d. 1984).
(1920) Fred Moore (military)
(1920) Carmen McRae: American singer-songwriter pianist and actress (d. 1994).
(1920) Fred Moore: Brest Military man.
(1920) Erik Pausin: Austria -- Figure skating pairs (1936 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1920) Carmen McRae Clark: US jazz singer / pianist (Dream of Life).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ian Douglas Smith
(1919) Roger Pigaut: France Actor.
(1919) Ian Smith: Rhodesian political leader, a Member of Parliament from 1953 and Prime Minister 1964 through his retirement in 1979.
(1919) [Douglas] Ian Smith: Premier of Rhodesia (1964-.
(1918) Betty Ford: American First Lady when her husband, Gerald Ford, was sworn in as the nation's 38th president, minutes after Richard Nixon resigned, 8/09/1974.
(1918) Lou Menk: American railroad entrepreneur who merged Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroads into the largest railroad, with the longest line route, in the U.S.
(1918) Morris Engel
(1918) Glendon Swarthout: American author and academic (d. 1992).
(1918) Roberta Cowell: British transsexual, the son of a surgeon and mom who was a fine pianist and singer.
(1918) Louis Menk: Englewood EXecutives.

(1917) Winifred Asprey: American mathematician and computer scientist (d. 2007).
(1917) Lloyd Bott: Australian public servant (d. 2004).
(1917) Grigori Kuzmin: Russian-Estonian astronomer (d. 1988).
(1917) Hubertus Ernst: Dutch bishop.
(1916) Alfie Bass: Actor (Moonraker, Are You Being Served), dies at 66.
(1916) Yolanda Oreamuno: Costa Rican prolific writer of essays, short stories and novels.
(1915) Ivan Supek: Croatian physicist philosopher and writer; President of the Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences (1991-1997) (d. 2007).
(1915) Warren Avis: American pilot and World War II veteran; entrepreneurial founder of Avis car rental business.
(1915) Virginia Campbell: American artist, bookstore owner, gave up her only child/son for adoption; son found her when he was 28; free spirit, eye color: blue; right-handed, not married, one child.
(1914) Maria Felix: Mexican actress (d. 2002).
(1914) Jean-Baptiste Reynaud: N?mes physician.
(1914) María Félix: Mexican film actress.
(1913) H Ernst: Bishop (Breda, Netherlands).
(1912) Sonja Henie: Norwegian championship ice skater of all time with awards of over 257 medals, cups and bowls.
(1912) Alois Brunner: German/Syrian commandant of KZ-Lower Drancy, dies.
(1912) Jozef Gabcík
(1912) Gabriel Romagny: Grenoble physician.
(1911) Emil Cioran: Romanian-French philosopher and academic (d. 1995).
(1911) Emil Mihai Cioran: Writer / aphorist.
(1911) Douglas Hyde: Socialist / Christian.
(1911) Melvin Calvin: American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1997).
(1910) Harriet Doerr: American award-winning author of a noted wealthy family, an heiress, who published her first novel at age 74 to critical acclaim.
(1910) George Musso: American football player and police officer (d. 2000).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) John Fante: American author and screenwriter (d. 1983).
(1909) Olavi Pesonen: composer.
(1909) Robert Gaillard: Saintes Writer.
(1909) William James: Millar Mackenzie political scientist.
(1909) George Dixon: Trumpet / sax.
(1908) Hugo Fregonese: Argentinian director and screenwriter (d. 1987).
(1908) Neil Lawson: British high court judge.
(1907) Maurice Stacey: chemist.
(1906) James Robertson: Scottish law enforcement officer, the Chief Constable of Glasgow in 1960.
(1906) Raoul Jobin: Canadian tenor and educator (d. 1974).

(1906) Charles J B Jonckheere: Flemish poet / writer (Mirror of the Sea).
(1905) Helen B: M Fennell Joseph anti-apartheid writer (Side by Side).
(1905) Hans Scherfig: Danish marxist / writer (Idealister, Frydenholm).
(1905) Joachim Büchner: German sprinter and graphic designer (d. 1978).
(1905) Erwin Keller: German field hockey player (d. 1971).
(1905) Helen Joseph: South African anti-apartheid activist (d. 1992).
(1905) George Baxter: Paris, France -- Actor (Flying Saucer, Lili, Caged).
(1905) Ilka Chase: American actress, writer and humorist.
(1904) Yves Congar
(1904) Marie-Jeanne Lempereur: Belgian centenarian.
(1904) John R: Hicks British economist (Nobel Prize 1972).
(1904) John Antill: composer.
(1904) Francis Borrey: Besan?on physician.
(1904) John Hicks: English economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1989).
(1904) Hirsch Jacobs: American thoroughbred horse trainer and owner (Born 1904).
(1902) Marion Mack: Actress (General).
(1902) Edouard Mascart: French boxer in the featherweight division from 1922 to 1930.
(1902) Maria Maksakova: Sr.
(1902) Andrew Irvine: English mountaineer and explorer (d. 1924).
(1902) Josef Krips Vienna Austria: conductor (London Symphony 1954-63).
(1901) Jean Velu: Belgium Writer.
(1901) Enrico Polichetti: Italy Scientist.
(1901) Carmen Boni: Italian actress (d. 1963).
(1901) Jean Prouvé: French metal worker, self-taught architect and designer.
(1900) Ilka Chase

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