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Famous Birthdays of 8 July

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

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2010 - Today

(2012) Penelope Disick: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Yang Peiyi: Chinese singer.
(2001) Riele Downs: TV Actress.
(2000) Benjamin Stockham: TV Actor.
(2000) Sophie Nyweide: American child actress.
(2000) Angelina Eslora: YouNow Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Jaden Smith: American actor.
(1997) Carl Riemer: YouTube Star.
(1997) Kid Lucas: Vine Star.
(1996) Isaac Nakash: Instagram Star.
(1996) Tish Simmonds: Vine Star.
(1994) Giulia Pasini: Italian homicide victim, stabbed by her mother Elisa on 5/17/2002, motive unknown.
(1993) Aimee Kelly: TV Actress.
(1993) Luis Flores: YouTube Star.
(1992) Sky Ferreira: American singer.
(1992) Son Heung-min: Soccer Player.

(1992) Taylor Brooks: American noted family, the first daughter of country western star Garth Brooks and his wife Sandy Mahl.
(1992) Taylor Maine Pearl Brooks: Daughter of country singer Garth Brooks.
(1992) Benjamin Grosvenor: English pianist.
(1991) Durango (Mexico)
(1991) Jamie Blackley: Movie Actor.
(1991) Virgil van Dijk
(1990) Kevin Trapp
(1990) Zombie Juice: Rapper.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Tor Gromstad: Norwegian footballer (d. 2012).
(1989) Yarden Gerbi: Israeli martial artist.
(1989) Ashly Perez: YouTube Star.
(1988) Fanny Agostini
(1988) Rachael Finch
(1988) Tim Belusko: Family Member.
(1988) Miki Roqué: Spanish footballer (d. 2012).
(1988) Lucci Vee: Reality Star.
(1988) PrimetimePokemon : YouTube Star.
(1988) Dave Taylor: Australian rugby league player.

(1988) Jesse Sergent: New Zealand cyclist.
(1988) Jordan Burroughs: Wrestler.
(1987) Vlada Roslyakova: Russian model.
(1987) Josh Harrison: Baseball Player.
(1987) Breanne Ezarik: Family Member.
(1986) Kenza Farah: Algerian-French singer-songwriter.
(1986) Jake McDorman: American actor.
(1986) Kaiane Aldorino
(1986) Renata Costa (Koki): Brazilian footballer.
(1986) Renata Costa: Brazilian footballer.
(1985) Triin Aljand: Estonian swimmer.
(1985) Belinda Selene: YouTube Star.
(1985) Jamie Cook: English guitarist and songwriter (Arctic Monkeys).
(1984) Daniella Sarahyba: Brazilian model.
(1984) Myrtille Gollin
(1984) Alexis Dziena: American actress.
(1984) John Bain: YouTube Star.
(1983) Daniel Navarro: Spanish cyclist.
(1983) Meera Chopra
(1983) Ana Ayora
(1983) Rich Peverley: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) Daniel Navarro Garcia: Spanish cyclist.
(1983) Jaroslav Janis: Czech racing car driver.
(1983) Jaroslav Janiš: Czech race car driver.
(1983) John Bowker: American baseball player.
(1982) Sophia Bush: American actress.
(1982) Tarah Paige: American actress.
(1982) Schuyler Fisk
(1982) Pendleton Ward: Screenwriter.
(1982) Hakim Warrick: American basketball player.
(1982) Joshua Alba: American actor.
(1981) Romain (Star Academy)
(1981) Anastasia Myskina: Russian tennis player.
(1981) Sabine Herold
(1981) Oka Antara: Indonesian actor and rapper.
(1981) Dagmar Oja: Estonian singer.
(1981) Wolfram Müller: German runner.
(1981) Lance Gross: TV Actor.
(1981) Iyari Limon: Mexican-American actress.
(1980) Kate Groombridge
(1980) Robbie Keane: Soccer Player.
(1980) Eric Chouinard: American-Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Mark Ellis: YouTube Star.
(1980) Jordan Ferrer: American noted family, the son of Gabriel and Debby Boone Ferrer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Alejandro Moreno
(1979) Andre: Armenian singer.
(1979) Mat McBriar: American football player.
(1978) Eve Myles: Welsh actress.
(1978) Erin Morgenstern: American multimedia artist and the author of a successful fantasy novel, The Night Circus (2011).
(1978) Urmas Rooba: Estonian footballer.
(1978) Rachael Lillis: American voice actress.
(1977) Milo Ventimiglia: American actor.
(1977) Wang Zhizhi: Chinese basketball player.
(1977) Paolo Tiralongo: Italian cyclist.

(1976) Ellen MacArthur: British sailor, achieved the second-fasted solo around the world on 2/11/2001, 7:36 PM, Les Sables d'Olonne despite extreme conditions.
(1976) Audrey Crespo-Mara
(1976) Odile Vuillemin
(1976) Grettell Valdéz: Mexican actress.
(1976) Lina Teoh
(1976) Benoît Gicquel: French jockey with 35 wins in obstacle races.
(1976) Iyari Limon
(1976) Staci Wilson: Livingston, New Jersey -- Soccer defender (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Talal El Karkouri: Moroccan footballer.
(1976) Talal Karkouri: Moroccan footballer.
(1976) Michael Renfurm: Surinam / Dutch soccer player (Sparta).
(1976) David Kennedy: American guitarist and songwriter (Angels & Airwaves Box Car Racer Hazen Street and Over My Dead Body).
(1975) Claire Keim: French singer and actress, born to an architect and to a dentist mother named Keim.
(1975) Régis Laconi: French motorcycle racer who competed in the Superbike World Championship for DFX on a Ducati in 2009.
(1975) Zora Holt
(1975) Elias Viljanen: Finnish singer and guitarist (Sonata Arctica).
(1975) Jamal Woolard: Movie Actor.
(1975) Amara : Indonesian actress singer and model.
(1974) Demetrius Allen: NFL wide receiver (Atlanta Falcons).
(1974) Zhanna Friske: Russian actress and singer.
(1974) David Crowder: Rock Singer.
(1974) Tami Erin: American actress and model.
(1974) Jeanna Friske: Russian actress and singer (d. 2015).
(1973) Kathleen Robertson: Canadian actress and producer.
(1973) Sandy Valentino
(1973) Medi Sadoun
(1973) Jeremy Spencer (drummer)
(1972) Gulnora Karimova
(1972) Glenn Hetrick
(1972) Viorel Moldovan
(1972) Karl Dykhuis: Sept-iles, Quebec -- NHL defenseman (Philadelphia Flyers).
(1972) Shosuke Tanihara: Japanese actor.
(1972) Sourav Ganguly: Indian cricketer.
(1972) Brandon Rock: Las Vegas, Nevada -- 800m runner.
(1972) Jay Bellamy: NFL safety (Seattle Seahawks).
(1972) Tom Hutton: NFL punter / kicker (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1972) Shōsuke Tanihara: Japanese actor.
(1971) John Juanda: Indonesian-American poker player.
(1971) Amanda Peterson: American actress (d. 2015).
(1971) Wendy Benson in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Meredith - As the World Turns).
(1971) John Achterberg: Soccer player (NAC).
(1971) Jeff Kopp: NFL linebacker (Miami Dolphins).
(1971) Neil Jenkins: Welsh rugby player and coach.
(1970) Beck (musician)
(1970) Todd Martin: American tennis player: ATP Tour.
(1970) Marlies Askamp: WNBA forward (Phoenix Mercury).
(1970) Beck : American musician, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
(1970) Lisa Powell: Sydney, NSW -- Field hockey forward (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Sylvain Gaudreault: Canadian educator and politician.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Sugizo Japanese: guitarist and singer (Luna Sea).
(1969) Lori Hallier: Victoria, British Columbia -- Actress (Shannon-Santa Barbara).
(1969) Dana Hall: NFL safety (Cleveland Browns).
(1969) Lisa Arce: Manhattan Beach, California -- WPVA volleyballer (National-4th-1995).
(1969) Sugizo : Japanese singer-songwriter guitarist producer and actor (Luna Sea X Japan Juno Reactor and S.K.
(1969) George Fisher: Metal Singer.
(1969) Bobby Ayala: Oxnard, California -- Pitcher (Seattle Mariners).
(1968) Michael Weatherly: NYC, New York -- Actor (Cooper Alden-The City / Loving).
(1968) Billy Crudup: American actor and singer.
(1968) KatieJane Garside

(1968) Claude François junior
(1968) Thom Fitzgerald: American-Canadian director producer and screenwriter.
(1968) Sangita Tripathi: French fencer who competed in the women's individual and team épée events at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
(1968) Shane Howarth: New Zealand rugby player (also capped by Wales).
(1968) C B Washington: NFL (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1968) Claude François: French-Belgian producer (Flèche Productions).
(1968) Glen Featherstone: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL defenseman (Hartford Whalers).
(1967) Marcus Chong
(1967) Christophe Jakubyszyn
(1967) Mikhail Borodulin: Hockey forward (Team Kazakhstan 1998).
(1967) Stéphane Belmondo: French jazz trumpeter, flugelhornist and drummer.
(1967) Jordan Chan: Hong Kong actor and singer.
(1966) Suzanne Krull: American actress (d. 2013).
(1966) Philippe Vasseur (actor)
(1966) Ralf Altmeyer: German-Chinese virologist and academic.
(1966) Shadlog Bernicke: Nauruan politician.
(1966) Mike Nawrocki: American voice actor animator producer and screenwriter co-founded Big Idea Entertainment.
(1965) Thierry Demonfort: French parachuter, high altitude specialist and businessman.
(1965) Lee Tergesen: American actor.
(1965) Darcy Lapier: Family Member.
(1965) Corey Parker: NYC, New York -- Actor (How I Got into College, Roger-Eddie Dodd).
(1965) Dan Levinson: American clarinet player saxophonist and bandleader.
(1964) Linda de Mol: Dutch actress and screenwriter.
(1964) Jérôme Rivière
(1964) Maryalice Demler in North Tonawanda: New York, USA; Miss New York-America (1991).
(1964) Alexei Gusarov: Moscow, Russia -- NHL defenseman (Colorado Avalanche).
(1964) Linda Mol: Dutch actress, disk-jockey, television presenter and publisher of the glossy Linda.
(1963) Ulrike Grote: German actress and producer.
(1963) Michael Cuesta
(1963) Rocky Carroll: TV Actor.
(1963) Jacques Martineau
(1963) Max Cavallari: Italian actor and comedian, who formed a successful cabaret double-act with Bruno Arena called 'Fichi d'India' (Prickly Pears).
(1963) Mike Ridley: Winnipeg, Manitoba -- NHL center (Vancouver Canucks).
(1963) Bob Ctvrtlik: Long Beach, California -- Volleyball outsider (Olympics Gold 1988 / Bronze 1992, 96).
(1963) Pablo Magallon: Jockey.
(1963) Mark Christopher: American director and screenwriter.
(1963) Whilce Portacio: Filipino-American author and illustrator.
(1962) Joan Osborne: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Dead and Trigger Hippy).
(1962) Carmen Nicole: Moelders American atmospheric scientist.
(1962) Martin Pavlu: Hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
(1962) Rob Burnett: North Caldwell, New Jersey -- Head writer (David Letterman).
(1961) Andy Fletcher (musician)
(1961) Valérie Benguigui
(1961) Toby Keith: American country music singer-songwriter.
(1961) Wally Pfister
(1961) Karl Seglem: Norwegian saxophonist and record producer (Isglem).
(1961) Graham Jones: Rock guitarist (Haircut 100).
(1961) Ces Drilon: Filipino journalist.
(1961) Andrew Fletcher: English vocalist and synth and bass player (Depeche Mode).
(1960) Valarie Pettiford: Actress (Courtney Walker-Another World).
(1960) Jeff Stork: Longview, Washington -- Volleyball setter (Olympics Gold 1988 / Bronze 1992, 96).
(1960) Michael Querico: American activist who, after testing HIV+ in 1991, dedicated his life to AIDS awareness and education, especially among young people.
(1960) Valerie Pettiford in New York City: New York USA; actress (Sheila Price - One Life to Live).
(1960) Mal Meninga: Australian rugby league footballer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Robert Knepper: American actor.
(1959) Jean-Philippe Écoffey
(1959) Pauline Quirke: English actress and screenwriter.
(1959) Billy Kimball: American screenwriter and producer.
(1958) Kevin Bacon: Movie Actor.
(1958) Tzipi Livni: Israeli politician.
(1958) Fred Young: Glasgow, Kentucky -- Singer (Kentucky Headhunters-Davy Crockett).
(1958) Kevin Bacon in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Diner, Footloose, She's Having a Baby).
(1958) Andreas Carlgren: Swedish educator and politician 8th Swedish Minister for the Environment.
(1958) Neetu Singh: Indian actress and costume designer.

(1957) Mimie Mathy: French dwarf actress seen with Andy Garcia in a Jerry Schatzberg film.
(1957) Aleksandr Gurnov: Russian television personality.
(1957) Christophe Roger-Vasselin: French tennis player notably known for defeating Jimmy Connors during the 1983 French open (quarter-final).
(1957) Carlos Cavazo: Mexican-American guitarist and songwriter (Quiet Riot and Ratt).
(1956) Jean-René Bernaudeau: French road bicycle racer, professional from 1978 to 1988.
(1956) Russell Christian: rocker (The Christians - "Harvest the World").
(1956) Philippe Galli
(1956) Millard Frank Hampton: Fresno, California -- 4x100m runner (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1956) Terry Puhl: Canadian baseball player and coach.
(1955) Monty Don: German-English television host.
(1955) Lena Endre
(1955) Mihaela Mitrache: Romanian actress, (Born 1955).
(1955) Alison Fraser: American actress.
(1954) Matthew Marsh (actor)
(1954) José Gonzalez: French astrologer and occultist, author of the book "Logistel loisirs - Astrologie, tarots, numérologie, et biorythmes" (1999).
(1953) Brad Bealmear: American photographer.
(1953) Jonathan Segal in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Jonathan - Paper Chase).
(1952) Marianne Williamson: American inspirational speaker, a teacher of A Course in Miracles.
(1952) Nacho Martínez
(1952) Jack Lambert: American football player, one of the greatest linebackers of all time.
(1952) Judalon Rose Smyth
(1952) Larry Garner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1952) Judalon Smyth: American model, a publisher of a newsletter on doll collecting and a producer of audio cassettes on popular astrology.
(1952) Mary Trainor: American actress (d. 2015).
(1952) Anna Quindlen: American newspaper columnist.
(1952) Ulrich Wehling in the German Democratic Republic cross country (Olympic-gold-1972: 1976, 1980).
(1951) Anjelica Huston: American third generation actress, granddaughter of actor Walter Huston, daughter of writer-director John Huston.
(1951) Alan Ashby: American baseball player manager and sportscaster.
(1951) Pleas Ned Sublette: Composer.
(1951) Greg T Walker: Rock bassist (Blackfoot).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Wolfgang Puck: Austrian-born celebrity chef.
(1949) Glenn Perry: American pro astrologer, editor and publisher.
(1949) Dale Hoganson: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1949) Y Reddy: Indian politician 14th Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh (d. 2009).
(1949) Patrick Paul: American artist, an interior decorator.
(1949) Y S Rajasekhara Reddy: Indian politician, the 14th Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh (d. 2009).
(1949) Frank Delima: American comedian.
(1949) Tom Owen: English actor.
(1948) Raffi (musician)
(1948) Kim Darby: North Hollywood, California -- Actress (True Grit, Enola Gay, Rich Man Poor Man).

(1948) Raffi : Egyptian born Canadian children's entertainer.
(1948) Kim Darby in North Hollywood: California, USA; actress (True Grit, Enola Gay, Rich Man Poor Man).
(1947) Turk (cartoonist)
(1947) Kim Darby: American actress.
(1947) René Frégni
(1947) Luis Fernando Figari: Peruvian founder of Sodalitium Christianae Vitae.
(1947) Jenny Diski: English author and screenwriter.
(1947) Luis Figari: Peruvian religious leader founded the Sodalitium Christianae Vitae.
(1946) Cynthia Gregory: American dancer, a prima-ballerina, 5' 6" tall, a neoclassical goddess of the dance who stands 6' tall when on Pointe.
(1946) Cynthia Gregory in Louisiana: USA; ballerina (New York Ballet Company).
(1945) Micheline Calmy-Rey: Swiss politician 91st President of the Swiss Confederation.
(1945) Daniel Abadie: French museum director, who served as curator at the National Museum of Modern Art and as director of the Jeu de Paume museum in Paris.
(1945) Pascale Bergeron: French professional astrologer.
(1944) Jeffrey Tambor: San Francisco, California -- Actor (Jeffrey-Ropers, Larry Sanders).
(1944) Roland Mesnier
(1944) Jai Johanny Johanson: American drummer and percussionist (The Allman Brothers Band).
(1944) Jaimoe "Johnny" Johanson: US rock drummer (Allman Brothers).
(1944) Jai Johanson: American drummer (Sea Level and The Allman Brothers Band).
(1943) Faye Wattleton: St. Louis, Missouri -- Sociologist / President (Planned Parenthood).
(1942) Louis Schweitzer: Swiss business executive, the CEO of Renault Automobiles which he joined in 1988.
(1942) Georges Ginesta
(1942) Pier Luigi Celli
(1942) Philip Gramm
(1942) Pier Celli: Italian television and radio executive, named the General Manager of RAI on 2/03/1988.
(1942) Phil Gramm: American politician and educator, a former economics professor.
(1942) Janice Pennington: Kansas, United States -- Playmate (May 1971) / model (Price is Right).
(1942) Paul Six: American astrologer, author of the book.
(1941) Michel Charasse
(1941) Pierre Dukan
(1941) Dario Gradi: Italian-English footballer coach and manager.
(1940) Ben Chapman: English politician and civil servant.
(1940) Marcia Rodd: Actress (Little Murders, T R Baskins).
(1940) Joe Mauldin: American bass player and songwriter (The Crickets) (d. 2015).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Gilles Caron
(1939) Marie-Françoise Ruperti: French astrologer, wife of Alexander Ruperti.
(1938) Diane Clare: English actress (d. 2013).
(1937) Giuliana Benetton
(1936) David Lee Jones
(1936) David Jones: American florist, garden designer and floral decorator.
(1936) Rudolf W de Korte: Dutch Unilever-director / Minister EA (L).
(1935) John Crow: American football player, a halfback and winner of the most coveted and highly regarded prize in football on 12/11/1957, the Heisman Trophy.
(1935) Donald Mouton: American Roman Catholic educator at the Christian Brothers College of Santa Fe, NM.
(1935) John David: Crow; football player (Heisman Trophy 1957).

(1935) Kai Pahlman: Finnish athlete and musician, a soccer/football player and pianist.
(1935) Vitali Ivanovich Sevastiyanov: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 9, 18B).
(1935) Steve Lawrence: American singer and actor (Steve and Eydie).
(1935) Vitali Sevastyanov: Russian cosmonaut.
(1935) Vitaly Sevastyanov: Russian engineer and astronaut (d. 2010).
(1934) William McKelvey
(1934) Alice Gerrard: American singer and banjo player.
(1934) Marty Feldman: British comedian, writer and actor (Born 1933).
(1934) Ed Lumley: Canadian businessman and politician 8th Canadian Minister of Communications.
(1934) Raquel Correa: Chilean journalist (d. 2012).
(1933) Marty Feldman
(1933) Jean Clottes: French prehistorian, lecturer and writer.
(1933) Jean Ducousso: France sport Champion.
(1933) Antonio Lamer: Canadian lawyer and politician 16th Chief Justice of Canada (d. 2007).
(1933) Peter Orlovsky: American poet and actor (d. 2010).
(1932) Jerry Vale: American singer.
(1932) Franca Raimondi: Italian singer (d. 1988).
(1932) Roy Brown: American television personality, puppeteer, clown and artist best known for playing "Cooky the Cook" (also Cooky the Clown) from 1968 to 1994 on Chicago's long running "Bozo's Circus" TV show.
(1931) Louis Ballard: Composer.
(1931) Roone Arledge: American sports broadcaster.
(1930) Antoine Bourseiller: French comedian and stage director, he married the actress Chantal Darget (a daughter: Marie Sara) and had another daughter, Rosalie, with Agnès Varda, Belgian film director.
(1930) Jerry Vale: American singer and actor (d. 2014).
(1930) Frank Slay: American songwriter, A&R director, record producer, and record label owner.
(1930) Valeri Aleksandrovich Yazdovsky: Russian Cosmonaut.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Shirley Ann Grau: Author (Keepers of the House).
(1928) Norma Donaldson: Singer / actress (Poetic Justice, 5 Heartbeats).
(1928) Carol Henry in Newark: New Jersey, USA; choreographer (Garry Moore Show).
(1928) John Kelly: American military, United States Marine.
(1927) Willy Clercq: Belgian lawyer, liberal politician and economist.
(1927) John Tempe: American baseball player.
(1927) Maurice Hayes: Irish educator and politician.
(1927) Carlo Franci: Composer.
(1926) Elisabeth Kübler-Ross: Swiss psychiatrist and author who is noted for her work with death and the dying.
(1926) George Hunt Weyerhaeuser

(1926) David Armstrong: Australian philosopher and author (d. 2014).
(1926) George Weyerhaeuser: American timber executive, corporate executive, involved with standard oil, real estate, wood products & other corporations, married once, 6 children.
(1926) Elisabeth Kubler-Ross: Swiss-born psychiatrist (d. 2004).
(1926) John D Dingell: (Rep-D-Michigan, 1955- ).
(1926) Elizabeth Kubler-Ross: Author / Physician / educator.
(1926) John Dingell: American lieutenant and politician.
(1925) Jean Cau: French writer and journalist.
(1925) Marco Cè: Italian ecclesiastic elevated to Cardinal in the Roman Catholic hierarchy on June 29, 1979.
(1925) Marco Cé: Italian cardinal (d. 2014).
(1924) Georges Sesia: France sport Champion.
(1924) Pieere Jacoponelli: France sport Champion.
(1924) Johnnie Johnson: American pianist and songwriter (d. 2005).
(1923) Harrison Dillard: American track and field athlete, the only male so far to win Olympic titles in both sprinting and hurdling events.
(1923) Walter Buschhoff
(1923) Maurice Horgues: French singer, songwriter, comedy writer and playwright.
(1923) Didier Anzieu: French psychoanalyst.
(1923) Andre Hatchondo: France sport Champion.
(1922) Pierre Grimblat
(1921) Edgar Morin: French Sociologist-philosopher, a member of the French National Committee for Scientific Research and in 1987 the winner of the Charles Veillon prize.
(1920) Godtfred Christiansen: Danish businessman (d. 1995).
(1920) Godtfred Kirk Christiansen: Danish industrialist (Lego Group) (d. 1995).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Walter Scheel: German liberal politician, minister and vice-premier under Willy Brandt.
(1918) Oluf Reed-Olsen: Norwegian resistance member and pilot during World War II.
(1918) Paul Fay: American businessman soldier and diplomat 12th United States Secretary of the Navy (d. 2009).
(1918) Irwin Hasen: American illustrator (d. 2015).
(1918) Craig Stevens: Liberty, Missouri -- Actor (Craig-Dallas, Peter Gunn).
(1918) Knocky Parker: American jazz pianist.
(1918) Paul B Fay: American businessman and cabinet member in the Kennedy administration (d. 2009).
(1917) Faye Emerson: American actress seen in early TV.
(1917) JF Powers: American novelist, satirist.
(1917) J F: J.

(1917) James Powers: Jacksonville Writer.
(1917) Pamela Brown: London, England -- Actress (Cleopatra, Beckett).
(1917) Glenn Langan Denver Colorado: USA; actor (Amazing Colossal Man, Margie).
(1916) Al H Morrison
(1916) Al Morrison: American astrologer, author and researcher; known for his advocacy of the Void-of-Course Moon theory.
(1915) Charles Hard Townes: Greenville, South Carolina -- Physicist (developed lasers).
(1914) Francois Vignole: France sport Champion.
(1914) Jyoti Basu: Indian politician 6th Chief Minister of West Bengal (d. 2010).
(1914) Billy Eckstine: American jazz singer ("Fools Rush In"), dies at age 78 of stroke (born 1914).
(1913) Walter Kerr: New York drama critic (Sad Clowns).
(1913) Langerock Twins: Belgian twins, they are considered as the oldest twins in 2015, aged 102.
(1913) Pierre-Laurent Brenot: French painter, portrait drawer, poster artist and advertising illustrator.
(1912) Jacques Stehman: Composer.
(1911) Gertrude Niesen: New York, United States -- Actress (Start Cheering).
(1911) Ken Farnes: English cricketer (d. 1941).
(1910) Wallace A Sherrill
(1910) Govan AM Mbeki: South African leader (ANC / SACP).
(1910) Wallace Sherrill: American astrologer and author of "Astrology of the I Ching.
(1910) Édouard Albert: French architect, the author of three books on architecture.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Petar Segedin: Croatian Novelist (Holy Devil).
(1909) Guy Tellenne: French poet and teacher who had passed aggregation, and high-ranking civil servant.
(1909) Alan Brown: English soldier (d. 1971).
(1909) Louis Finot: France sport Champion.
(1908) Nelson Rockefeller: American politician and noted family, the son and heir of John D. Rockefeller Jr.
(1908) Louis Jordan: American singer-songwriter saxophonist and actor (Tympany Five) (d. 1975).
(1908) Nelson A Rockefeller: 41st Vice President of the United States (d. 1979).
(1908) Nelson A Rockefeller American politician (Governor-Republican-New York): 41st Vice President (1974-77).
(1907) George Romney: American businessman and politician 43rd Governor of Michigan (d. 1995).
(1907) Kishio Hirao: Composer.

(1907) George W: Romney (Governor-Republican-Michigan)/US Secretary of HUD (1969-73).
(1906) Philip Johnson: American architect, described as the greatest living architect in the world.
(1905) Leonid Amalrik: Russian animator and director (d. 1997).
(1904) Henri Cartan: French mathematician and noted family, the son of distinguished mathematician Élie-Joseph Cartan.
(1904) Marius Heraud: St Andr? de Lidon EXecutives.
(1904) Bill Challis: Arranger / pianist.
(1903) André Rolland de Renéville
(1903) Andre Rolland-Reneville: France Writer.
(1903) Pierre Renard: Toulon Military man.
(1901) LE FILLIATRE Andr?e Huet: Villejuif physician.
(1901) Donald Benjamin Harden: Archaeologist.
(1900) George Antheil: American composer who shocked audiences in the 1920s with his use of jazz rhythms and mechanical devices in symphonic music.
(1900) Leopold Pascal: France Painter.

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