Famous Birthdays of 8 May
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 8th of May
2009 - 2000
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Akebono Taro: American sumo wrestler, the 64th Yokozuna.
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(1969)
Cécile Helle
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(1969)
Fabrice Tiozzo: French boxer, a light heavyweight.
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(1969)
François Busnel: French journalist for L'Express, literary critic, and TV host, he presents the weekly program "La Grande Librairie" on the national channel France 5 (since 2008).
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(1969)
Jonny Searle: English rower.
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(1969)
Brad Culpepper: NFL defensive tackle (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
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(1969)
Duane Forde: Canadian Football League fullback (Calgary Stampeders).
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(1969)
Swift Burch: Canadian Football League defensive end (Montreal Alouettes).
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(1969)
Akebono Tarō: American-Japanese sumo wrestler the 64th Yokozuna.
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(1968)
Julianne Morris
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(1968)
Colin Dunne
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(1968)
Ivan Mikulic
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(1968)
Omar Camporese: Italian tennis player.
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(1968)
Franklin Langham in Augusta: Georgia, USA; Nike golfer (1993 Permian Basin Open).
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(1968)
John Johnson: NFL linebacker (New Orleans Saints).
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(1968)
Jamie Summers: American porn star.
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(1968)
Peng Zhaoqin: Chinese Dutch chess player.
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(1968)
Johan Pehrson: Swedish lawyer and politician.
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(1968)
Nathalie Normandeau: Canadian politician Deputy Premier of Quebec.
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(1968)
Chris Lighty: American talent manager co-founded Violator Entertainment (d. 2012).
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(1968)
Teet Kask: Estonian ballet dancer and choreographer.
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(1967)
Wendy Whelan: Dancer.
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(1967)
Viviana Durante: Italian ballerina and actress.
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(1966)
Cláudio Taffarel: Brazilian footballer and coach.
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(1966)
Blag Dahlia
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(1966)
Kamal Ahmed: Comedian.
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(1966)
Marta Sánchez: Spanish singer and guitarist.
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(1966)
Claudio Taffarel: Brazilian footballer.
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(1966)
Eddie Brown: Canadian Football League slot back (Edmonton Eskimos).
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(1966)
Ted Deutch: Politician.
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(1966)
Marta Sanchez: Spanish singer.
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(1965)
Owen Hart: Entertainer.
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(1964)
Melissa Gilbert: TV Actress.
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(1964)
Bobby Labonte: American race car driver.
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(1964)
Eric Brittingham: rocker (Cinderella-Heartbreak Station).
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(1964)
Päivi Alafrantti: Finnish javelin thrower.
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(1964)
Nathalie Roy: Canadian lawyer and politician.
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(1964)
Melissa Gilbert [Boxleitner/Brinkman] in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Little House on the Prairie).
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(1964)
Cheryl Richardson in Palo Alto: California, USA; actress (Jennie - General Hospital).
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(1964)
Dave Rowntree: English drummer and animator (Blur and The Ailerons).
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(1964)
Metin Tekin: Turkish footballer manager and journalist.
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(1963)
Laurence Boccolini: French radio and television host.
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(1963)
Michel Gondry: French filmmaker, whose works include being a commercial director, music video director, and a screenwriter.
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(1963)
Florence Parly: French politician and senior government official, who was Secretary of State for the Budget from 2000 to 2002.
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(1963)
Robyn Erbesfield
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(1963)
Anthony Field: Australian musician and actor.
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(1963)
Robin Jarvis: British writer.
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(1963)
Clemens Lothaller: in Austria; cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-13 backup).
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(1963)
Terry Christian: British radio and television presenter.
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(1963)
Rick Zombo: American ice hockey player and coach.
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(1963)
Aleksandr Kovalenko: Belarusian triple jumper.
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(1963)
Izabela Kloc: Polish politician.
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(1963)
Sylvain Cossette: Canadian singer-songwriter (Paradox).
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(1962)
Alain Bauer: French criminologist and freemason, elected professor of criminology at the National Conservatory for Arts and Crafts (CNAM Paris) and a Senior Research Fellow at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice (New York) and the University of Law and Political Science of China (Beijing).
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(1962)
Alain Gautier: French sailor, known for winning the Vendée Globe 1992-1993.
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(1962)
Terry Baker: Canadian Football League kicker (Montreal Alouettes).
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(1962)
Nicholas A. Christakis: Scientist.
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(1962)
Natalia Molchanova: Russian diver (d. 2015).
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(1961)
Bill de Blasio
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(1961)
Nicolas Baverez: French essayist and lawyer.
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(1961)
Dreya Weber
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(1961)
Bill De Blasio: New York City city Mayor, elected on 5 November 2013, taking office in January 2014.
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(1961)
Vallo Reimaa: Estonian academic and politician.
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(1961)
Akira Taue: Japanese professional wrestler.
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(1961)
Gert Kruys: Dutch footballer and manager.
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(1961)
Janet McTeer: British actress.
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(1961)
David Winning: Canadian-American director producer and screenwriter.
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(1960)
Kiev (Ukraine)
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(1960)
Franco Baresi: Italian soccer player, he was on AC Milan and made his international debut in 1982.
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(1960)
Patrick McKenna
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(1960)
Gilles Maistre: French journalist, film director, producer and entrepreneur.
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(1960)
Eric Brittingham: American bass player (Cinderella and Naked Beggars).
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1959 - 1950
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(1958)
Evelina Nazzari: Italian noted family, the daughter of actor Amedeo Nazzari and Irene Genna.
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(1958)
Roddy Doyle: Irish author playwright and screenwriter.
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(1957)
Marie Myriam: French pop singer of Portuguese descent, she won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1977 with "L'Oiseau et l'Enfant".
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(1957)
Rino Katase: Japanese actress.
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(1957)
Jeff Wincott: Toronto, Ontario -- Actor (Night Heat).
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(1957)
Deana Deardruff: United States -- 4 X 100m swimmer (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1957)
Michel Assier: French sommelier.
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(1957)
Gary Lunn: Canadian lawyer and politician 6th Canadian Minister of Natural Resources.
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(1957)
Bill Cowher: American professional football coach.
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(1956)
Jeff Wincott: Canadian actor and martial artist.
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(1956)
Cristina Comencini
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(1956)
Victor Piturca
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(1956)
Jeff Madrigali: Walnut Creek, California -- Soling yachter (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1955)
Denys Bouliane: Canadian musician and composer and Professor of Composition at McGill University, he conducts the Contemporary Music Ensemble and organises the festivals Montréal Nouvelles-Musiques and MusiMars.
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(1955)
Ásgeir Sigurvinsson
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(1955)
Stephen Furst: American actor and director.
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(1955)
Mladen Markač: Croatian general.
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(1955)
Meles Zenawi: Ethiopian politician Prime Minister of Ethiopia (d. 2012).
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(1955)
Catherine Pizzi: American victim of domestic violence, killed by her husband who then committed suicide.
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(1955)
Bolivar Didalco: Venezuelan politician, and was Governor of Aragua State from 1995 to 2008.
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(1955)
Stephen Furst in Norfolk: Virginia, USA; actor (Animal House, Elliot - St Elsewhere).
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(1954)
David Keith: American actor and director.
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(1954)
Phil Wiggins
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(1954)
John Talbot: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Mason Proffit).
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(1954)
David Keith in Knoxville: Tennessee, USA; actor (Back Roads, Firestarter).
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(1954)
Pat Meyers: LPGA golfer.
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(1954)
Stephen Furst: American actor.
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(1954)
Candice S. Miller: Politician.
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(1954)
Amy Heckerling: Director.
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(1954)
Eben Gossage: American heir upon the death of his wealthy parents by the time he was 20.
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(1954)
Pam Arciero: American puppeteer and voice actress.
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(1953)
Isabelle Alonso
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(1953)
Tony Sperandeo: Italian actor, noted for TV series "Piovra.
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(1953)
Billy Burnette: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Fleetwood Mac).
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(1953)
Alex Van Halen: Dutch-born American drummer (Van Halen).
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(1952)
Vittorio Sgarbi
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(1952)
Philippe Jeantot: French former deep sea diver, who achieved recognition as a sailor for long-distance, single-handed racing and record-setting.
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(1952)
Linda Dingwall
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(1952)
Beth Henley
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(1952)
Charles Camarda
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(1952)
Johnny Thijs
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(1952)
Peter McNab: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
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(1952)
Charles J Camarda in New York City: New York, USA; PhD/astronaut.
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(1952)
Bruno Delaye: French diplomat, who served as Ambassador to Togo (1991-1992), Mexico (1994-2000), Greece (2003-2007), Spain (2007-2012), and Brazil (2012-2013).
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(1952)
Beth Henley in Jackson: Mississippi, USA; actress/playwright (Miss Firecracker).
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(1951)
Catherine Laborde: French weather forecaster on the private channel TF1.
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(1951)
Jean Mamère: French journalist who worked for the group France Télévisions.
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(1951)
Philip Bailey: American singer-songwriter drummer and actor (Earth Wind & Fire).
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(1951)
Rita Trapanese: Italian roller skating champion.
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(1951)
Deborah Harmon: Actress (Ted Knight Show, M*A*S*H, Just the 10 of Us).
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(1951)
Chris Frantz: American drummer and producer (Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club).
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(1951)
Mike D'Antoni: American professional basktball coach.
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(1951)
Chris Frantz in Fort Campbell: Kentucky, USA; rock drummer (Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club).
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(1950)
Marc Veyrat
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(1950)
Nancy Telfer
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(1950)
Lepo Sumera: Estonian composer and educator (d. 2000).
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(1950)
Robert Mugge: American music documentary filmmaker.
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(1950)
Tim Russert: Journalist.
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(1950)
Marc Veyrat-Durebex: French chef and restaurant owner awarded three Michelin stars; in 1986, 1987 and 1995.
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(1950)
Mark Blankfield in Pasadena: Texas, USA; comedian (Fridays, Good and Evil).
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1949 - 1940
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(1947)
Katia Tchenko
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(1947)
John Reid Baron Reid of Cardowan
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(1947)
Felicity Lott: English soprano (We come to the river).
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(1947)
Jean-Marie Geveaux
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(1947)
Robert Horvitz
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(1947)
H Robert Horvitz: American biologist, Nobel laureate.
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(1947)
Rick Zehringer: Ohio, United States -- Rocker (McCoys).
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(1947)
H Horvitz: American biologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1947)
Gary Herbert: Politician.
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(1947)
David Manners: 11th Duke of Rutland English politician.
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(1947)
John Reid: Baron Reid of Cardowan Scottish historian and politician Secretary of State for Defence.
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(1947)
Phil Sawyer: rocker (Spencer Davis Group).
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(1947)
Mario Lavezzi: Italian singer-songwriter, composer, record producer and guitarist.
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(1946)
Edwin Duckworth: American scientist; chairman of the astronomy department at San Francisco City College, from September 1972.
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(1946)
Thelma Houston: Musician.
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(1946)
Bill Kreutzmann: Musician.
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(1946)
Jonathan Dancy: English philosopher author and academic.
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(1946)
Andre Boulerice: French-Canadian politician.
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(1946)
Robert Ward: American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest suspended and facing a single allegation of sex abuse in January 2001.
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(1946)
André Boulerice: Canadian politician.
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(1945)
Keith Jarrett: American pianist and composer.
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(1945)
Janine Haines: Australian school teacher prior to entering politics.
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(1945)
Mike German: Baron German Welsh educator and politician Deputy First Minister for Wales.
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(1945)
Arthur van Leeuwen: Dutch jurist and politician.
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(1945)
Louis Azarette
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(1944)
French presidential election 1988
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(1944)
Gary Glitter: Rock Singer.
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(1944)
Judi Zeisler: American astrologer, a student from 1969 and certified in 1980 by Professional Astrologers Inc.
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(1944)
Bill Legend: English drummer (T.
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(1943)
Paul Samwell-Smith: English bass player and producer (The Yardbirds and Box of Frogs).
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(1943)
Pierre Carassus
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(1943)
Rick Samwell-Smith: Rocker (Yardbirds-For Your Love).
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(1943)
Paul Samwell-Smith in London: England; rocker (The Yardbirds - "For Your Love").
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(1943)
Pat Barker: English author.
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(1943)
Toni Tennille in Montgomery: Alabama, USA; female Beachboy (Captain and Tennille).
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(1943)
Jon Mark: English-New Zealand singer-songwriter and guitarist (Sweet Thursday and Mark-Almond).
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(1942)
Benoît Dauga
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(1942)
Euclid James Sherwood
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(1942)
Norman Lamont: British politician, a conservative M.P.
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(1942)
Michele Dancelli
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(1942)
Jack Blanchard
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(1942)
Judson Huss
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(1942)
Pierre Morency: Canadian poet and playwright.
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(1942)
Jim Sherwood: American musician, a sax player with "Mothers of Invention.
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(1942)
Ruth Holland: Journalist.
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(1942)
Terry Neill: Irish footballer and manager.
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(1942)
Euclid "Motorhead": Sherwood; rocker (Mothers Of Invention).
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(1942)
Martin Dobkin: Canadian doctor and politician 2nd Mayor of Mississauga.
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(1942)
Robin Hobbs: English cricketer.
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(1942)
Benoit Dauga: French rugby player, a legend in today’s rugby.
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(1941)
Dana Haynes: American astrologer who began her study at 14 with her mom, who was an astrologer but more skilled in numerology.
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(1941)
Felix Blaska: Polish-French dancer, choreographer and ballet director.
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(1941)
James Mitchum: American noted family and actor, the elder son of Robert Mitchum.
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(1941)
Joachim von Vietinghoff
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(1941)
John Fred: American singer-songwriter (d. 2005).
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(1941)
Jim Mitchum in Bridgeport: Connecticut, USA; actor (Blackout, Invincible Six).
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(1941)
James Traficant: American lawyer and politician (d. 2014).
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(1941)
Bill Lockyer: American academic and politician 30th Attorney General of California.
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(1941)
James A Traficant Jr American politician (Representative-Democrat-Ohio: 1985-).
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(1941)
Joachim Vietinghoff: German film producer and noted family, the nephew of artist Egon von Vietinghoff.
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(1941)
Mahmoud Ahmed: Ethiopian singer (Walias Band).
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(1940)
Rick Nelson: American singer/actor (Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet), dies at age 45 (born 1940).
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(1940)
Toni Tennille: American singer and half of the popular ‘70s singing duo "The Captain and Tennille" with husband Daryl Dragon.
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(1940)
Peter Benchley: American author and screenwriter (d. 2006).
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(1940)
James Blyth: Baron Blyth of Rowington English businessman and academic.
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(1940)
Emilio Delgado: American actor and singer.
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(1940)
Ricky Nelson: American singer and songwriter, one of the first teen idols, later named to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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(1940)
Paolo Limiti: Italian lyricist, journalist, radio and television writer and presenter.
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(1940)
Rick [Eric Hilliard] Nelson in Teaneck: New Jersey, USA; rock star ("Hello Mary Lou", "It's Late", "Garden Party") (dies 1985).
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(1940)
Peter Benchley in New York City: New York, USA; novelist (Jaws, The Deep).
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(1940)
Irwin Cotler: Canadian lawyer and politician 47th Canadian Minister of Justice.
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Bernard Cleary: Canadian journalist academic and politician.
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(1937)
Carlos Gaviria Diaz: Colombian politician.
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(1937)
Michael Simmons: Air Marshal (British Ministry of Defense).
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(1937)
Dennis DeConcini American politician (Senator-Democrat-Arizona: 1977-).
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(1937)
Dennis DeConcini: American politician and businessman, a Democratic U.S.
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(1937)
Carlos Díaz: Colombian lawyer and politician (d. 2015).
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(1937)
Mike Cuellar: Cuban-American baseball player (d. 2010).
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(1936)
James R Thompson
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(1936)
Germain Gengenwin
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(1936)
Neville Purvis: British Vice Admiral (Chief of Fleet Support).
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(1936)
Haljand Udam: Estonian orientalist and academic (d. 2005).
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(1936)
Kazuo Koike: Japanese author.
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(1936)
James Thompson: American politician who served as Governor of Illinois from 1977 - 1991.
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(1936)
James R. Thompson: Politician.
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(1935)
Salome Jens: Milwaukee Actor.
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(1935)
Jack Charlton: soccer manager (Republic of Ireland).
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(1935)
Lucius Cary: 15th Viscount Falkland Scottish politician.
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(1935)
Elisabeth: Princess Elisabeth of Denmark.
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(1935)
Salome Jens in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; actress (From Here to Eternity).
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(1935)
Princess Elisabeth: of Denmark.
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(1935)
Viscount Falkland: British peer (Liberal-Democrat).
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(1935)
Salomé Jens: American actress, acting teacher.
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(1934)
Roger Kendrick: governor (Dartmoor Prison).
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(1934)
John Clendenin: American businessman, the chairman of The Home Depot.
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(1934)
Sonny Liston: US heavyweight boxing chmap (1962-64).
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(1934)
David Williamson: Baron Williamson of Horton English soldier and politician.
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(1934)
Maurice Norman: English footballer.
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(1934)
Leonard Hoffmann: Baron Hoffmann South African-English lawyer and judge.
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(1934)
Mel Bradford: American conservative political commentator and professor of literature at the University of Dallas.
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(1933)
Jacques Atalane
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(1933)
Paul Dedieu: French rugby union player, a fullback who played with the French national team from 1963 to 1965, and with the 'AS Béziers' team.
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(1933)
Johnny Unitas: Athlete.
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(1933)
Alistair Service: Writer / publisher.
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(1932)
Sonny Liston: American boxer (Born 1932).
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(1932)
Sonny Liston: American boxer (Born 1932).
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(1932)
Carlo Cossutta
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(1932)
Phyllida Law: Scottish actress.
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(1932)
Julieta Campos: Cuban-Mexican author and translator (d. 2007).
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(1932)
Andre Carrere: France sport Champion.
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(1931)
Adelaide Chiozzo
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(1931)
Charles M Wilson: Composer.
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(1931)
Gene Wolfe: Writer.
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(1930)
Gary Snyder: American poet, author and member of the beat-generation with Ginsberg and Kerouac, the prototype for "Dharma Bums.
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(1930)
Heather Harper: Irish-English soprano.
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(1930)
Doug Atkins: American football player (d. 2015).
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(1930)
Totie Fields: Comedian.
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(1930)
Doug Atkins in Humbolt: Tennessee, USA; NFL hall of famer (Cleveland Browns, Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints).
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(1930)
Jacques Frémontier: French historian, sociologist, novelist, journalist (director from 1965 to 1969 of Paris Jour; editor of Paris Presse 1962-1965), and television producer and writer (1967-1983).
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(1930)
René Maltête: French photographer and poet (d. 2000).
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Jane Roberts: American mystic, the author of the "Seth" books, dictated by a discarnate entity.
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(1929)
Jean-Pierre Nicola: French astrologer, an influence and teacher of a number of well known European astrologers such as Françoise Hardy and Catherine Aubier.
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(1929)
Miyoshi Umeki: Japanese-American actress and singer (d. 2007).
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(1929)
V N: M Korte-van Hemel; Dutch Secretary of Justice (CDA).
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(1929)
Dick Williams: Athlete.
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(1929)
Dean Werries: American operations merchandising marketeer and CEO of Fleming, the nations largest wholesale food distributor.
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(1929)
Girija Devi: Indian singer.
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(1929)
Claude Castonguay: Canadian banker and politician.
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(1928)
Gérard Buhr
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(1928)
Benny Martin
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1919 - 1910
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(1915)
Mario Nardone: Italian police commissioner.
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(1915)
John Archer (actor)
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(1915)
Aldo Fiorelli: Italian actor who appeared in around thirty films between 1938 and 1960.
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(1915)
Milton Meltzer: American historian and author (d. 2009).
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(1915)
Arvid Fladmoe: Norwegian, violinist, conductor, and composer.
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(1915)
John Archer: Osceola, Nebraska -- Actor (Destination: Moon).
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(1915)
Francois Penfentenyo: France Military man.
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(1915)
Ren? Boudet: Beaussault EXecutives.
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(1914)
Lord Murton [of Lindisfrarne]: Deputy Chairman (Comm House of Lords).
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(1914)
Eberhard Telkamp: Germany Military man.
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(1914)
Øystein Os: Norwegian insurance man and journalist.
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(1914)
Romain Gary: French diplomat, novelist, film director and World War II aviator of Litvak origin.
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(1913)
Sid James: South African-English actor and singer (d. 1976).
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(1913)
Bob Clampett: American animator director and producer (d. 1984).
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(1913)
André Gardère: French fencer who won a silver medal in the team foil event at the 1936 Summer Olympics.
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(1913)
Andre Gardere: France sport Champion.
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(1913)
Sidney James [Cohen]: Johannesburg, South Africa -- Actor (Carry On).
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(1913)
Saima Harmaja: Finnish poet, she lived a short life with fervent poetic creativity.
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(1912)
Gertrud Fussenegger: [Dorn] Austrian writer (Mohrenlegende).
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(1912)
George Woodcock: Canadian writer of political biography and history, an anarchist thinker, an essayist and literary critic.
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(1911)
Robert Johnson: US Delta-blues singer / guitarist, poisoned at 27.
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(1911)
Wilhelm de Gaay Fortman: Dutch jurist and politician Dutch Minister of The Interior (d. 1997).
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(1911)
Wilhelm F de Gaay Fortman: Dutch lawyer / Foreign Minister.
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(1911)
Robert Dinel: France Actor.
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(1910)
Mary Lou Williams: Black musician, dies at 71 in Durham, North Carolina.
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(1910)
Mary Holmes: American painter, educator and Professor of Art History.
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(1910)
Mary Williams: American pianist and composer (d. 1981).
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(1910)
Dorthy Winterburn: American noted family, grandmother of actor/director Michael Tierney.
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(1910)
Andrew E Svenson: American children's book author and publisher (d. 1975).
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(1910)
Ronald Russell: Actor / manager (We are Angels, Little Dorrit).
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(1910)
Andrew Svenson: American author and publisher (d. 1975).
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1909 - 1900
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(1905)
Red Nichols: American jazz cornettist, composer, and jazz bandleader, who recorded in a wide variety of musical styles.
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(1905)
Inglis Gundry: composer.
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(1904)
John Snagge: British radio personality (Born 1904).
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(1904)
Albert Naud: French attorney, an acclaimed trial lawyer and a fierce opponent of the death penalty.
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(1904)
John Derrick Mordaunt Snagge: BBC news announcer / commentator.
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(1904)
Henri Contet: French engineer, film critic, actor, lyricist and journalist.
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(1903)
Fernandel : French actor and mime comedian with a long, sorrowful, equine face and a radiant and toothy smile.
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(1903)
(Contandin) Fernandel: France Actor.
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(1903)
Joseph Desire Fernandel: Marseilles, France -- Comedian (Grand Chef).
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(1903)
Fernandel [Fernand: Joseph Desire Contandin] French actor (Paris Holiday).
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(1902)
André Lwoff: French biologist and physician, winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, 1965.
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(1902)
Luigi Alessio: Italy Writer.
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(1902)
Andr? Lwoff: Ainay-le-Ch?teau physician.
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(1901)
Vladimir Sofronitsky
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(1901)
Ingrid Bjerkås: Norwegian theologian, the first female minister of the Church of Norway.
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(1901)
Fr?d?ric Trensz: Volksberg physician.
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(1901)
Gary Cooper: Actor.
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(1901)
Turkey Stearnes: American baseball player (d. 1979).
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