Famous Birthdays of 9 April
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 9th of April
2010 - Today
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Amy Feng: Tianjin, China -- US table tennis player (1996 Olympics).
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(1969)
Timothy Young: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1969)
Linda Kisabaka: German runner.
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(1969)
April Regino: Filipino singer-songwriter and actor.
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(1968)
Marie-Claire Restoux: French athlete, a judo champion.
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(1968)
Jay Chandrasekhar
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(1968)
Tom Brands in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; 136.
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(1968)
Seth Bishop: American homicide, he was fatally shot by his 20-year-old sister Amy Bishop on December 6, 1986; he was pronounced dead at 3:08 PM in a Quincy, MA hospital "approximately 46 minutes after the shooting" according to a news report in the Boston Globe newspaper.
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(1968)
Matthew Bennett: TV Actor.
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(1968)
Janne Ojanen in Tampere: Finland; hockey forward (Team Finland).
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1959 - 1950
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(1956)
Luc Antonini
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(1956)
Michael Hashim: American saxophonist.
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(1956)
Miguel Angel Russo: Argentine footballer.
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(1956)
Marina Zueva: Russian ice dancer and coach.
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(1956)
Vahur Sova: Estonian architect.
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(1956)
Nigel Shadbolt: English computer scientist and academic.
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(1956)
Miguel Russo: Argentinian footballer and coach.
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(1956)
Michael Benton: Scottish-English paleontologist and academic.
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(1955)
Yamina Benguigui: French film director and politician of Algerian descent.
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(1955)
Eric Illsley
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(1955)
Didier Peyrat
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(1955)
Joolz Denby: English poet and novelist.
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(1955)
Jimmy Tingle: American comedian Jimmy Tingle was raised in Cambridge, MA.
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(1955)
Kate Heyhoe: American author and blogger.
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(1954)
Dennis Quaid: Movie Actor.
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(1954)
Lori Black: American noted family, the second daughter of Shirley Temple Black.
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(1954)
Dennis Quaid in Houston: Texas, USA; actor (The Big Easy, Dreamscape, The Right Stuff).
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(1954)
Iain Duncan Smith: British politician, up for election in mid-September 2001 against Kenneth Clarke (b.
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(1954)
Ken Kalfus: American journalist and author.
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(1954)
Iain Smith: British soldier and politician Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
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(1953)
Dominique Perrault: French architect and urban planner.
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(1953)
Hal Ketchum: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1953)
Stephen Paddock
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(1953)
Willy Blaas: German psychologist, a family and reincarnation therapist, and a professional astrologer.
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(1953)
John Howard: English singer-songwriter and pianist.
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(1953)
Hal Ketchum in Greenwich: New York, USA; country singer ("Small Town Saturday Night").
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(1952)
Michel Sapin: French politician who has served in the government of France as Minister of Finance since 2014.
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(1952)
Magnar Am: Composer.
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(1952)
Robert Clark: American author.
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(1952)
Tania Tsanaklidou: Greek singer and actress.
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(1952)
Bernadette Federici: American homicide victim, murdered about 9:00 PM on 10/26/1991, Medford, MA by her husband Edmund, who then fled with their two small kids to a relative's house.
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(1951)
Robert Decherd: American manager and CEO of A.H.
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(1951)
Marta Flavi: Italian TV presenter and radio host.
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(1950)
Pierre Gagnaire: French chef, with three Michelin Stars.
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(1950)
Eugene Rivers: American activist, a Reverend minister, the director of field operations for the Ten Point Coalition in Boston and project director for Boston Freedom Summer.
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(1950)
Nathan Cook in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Milton - White Shadow, Billy - Hotel).
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(1950)
Nathan Cook: Actor (White Night), dies of an allergic reaction at 38.
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(1950)
Kenneth D Cockrell in Austin: Texas, USA; astronaut (STS 56, 69, 80).
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1949 - 1940
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(1947)
Daniel Maximin
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(1947)
Giovanni Cornia: Italian economist and academic.
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(1946)
Alan Knott: English cricketer.
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(1946)
Philip Wright: rocker (Paper Lace).
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(1946)
Sara Parkin: Scottish activist and politician.
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(1946)
Nate Colbert: American baseball player.
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(1946)
Les Gray: Vocalist (Mud-Cat Crept In).
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(1946)
David Webb: English footballer coach and manager.
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(1946)
Mike Hancock: English politician.
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(1945)
Steve Gadd: American drummer (Stuff Steps Ahead and Sunlightsquare).
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(1945)
Petter Sundt: Norwegian shipowner and businessman.
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(1945)
Gus Hardin [Carol Ann Blankenship] in Tulsa: Oklahoma, USA; country singer.
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(1945)
Peter Gammons: American sports journalist.
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(1944)
Bernard Castang
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(1944)
Joe Brinkman: American baseball player and umpire.
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(1944)
Gene Parsons in Los Angeles: California, USA; rock drummer (The Byrds, Gene Clark Group).
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(1944)
Heinz-Joachim Rothenburg: German shot putter.
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(1943)
Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux: French ballet dancer, a member of the Paris Opera Ballet who was Premier Danseur in 1964 and Danseur Etoile in 1965.
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(1943)
Claudio Desderi: Italian baritone, who debuted in 1969.
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(1943)
Jean-Pierre Bonnefous: Bourg en Bresse Dancers.
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(1943)
Terry Knight: American singer-songwriter and producer (Terry Knight and the Pack) (d. 2004).
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(1942)
Tom Shanks
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(1942)
Brandon De Wilde in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Jamie, Wild in the Sky).
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(1942)
Earl F: Hillard; american politician (Representative-Democrat-Alabama).
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(1942)
Thomas Shanks: American computer programmer, the research director of ACS and winner of the 1976 Cambridge Circle prize for the most original work in the field of harmonics.
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(1942)
Brandon DeWilde: American theatre, film and television actor.
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(1942)
Galina A Kulakova USSR nordic skier (Olympics-3 golds-1972: holds 9 world titles).
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(1942)
Margo Smith: American singer-songwriter.
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(1941)
Hannah Gordon: Scottish actress of theatre, radio and TV, winner of a Gold Medal in 1962 at RADA.
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(1941)
Chu Song-woong: South Korean actor (d. 1985).
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(1941)
Kay Adams: American singer-songwriter.
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(1940)
Christian Sautter
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(1940)
Hans-Joachim Reske: German sprinter.
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(1940)
Vasily Dmiotriyevich Shcheglov: Russian Cosmonaut.
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(1940)
Jim Roberts: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach (d. 2015).
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Barrington Bayley: British journalist author of science fiction novels and short stories.
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(1936)
Valerie Solanas: American militant lesbian feminist, founder of the Society for Cutting Up Men (SCUM) and frustrated author of the radical "S.
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(1936)
Ferdinando Imposimato: Italian educator and prosecuting attorney in several famous cases, such as those of Aldo Moro and Sindona.
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(1936)
Houston Newsome: American waiter who did a little drug dealing (marijuana) and also manned a 1-900 phone sex line.
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(1936)
Jerzy Maksymiuk: Polish pianist composer and conductor.
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(1936)
Michael Somare: British foreign affairs minister (Papua and New Guinea).
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(1935)
Joseph Fritzl
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(1935)
Aulis Sallinen: Finnish composer and academic.
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(1935)
Carol Rogers: American artist, painter, noted family, daughter of artist Henriette Wyeth & Peter Hurd; married artist Peter Rogers; niece of artist Andrew Wyeth.
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(1935)
Avery Schreiber: American actor (Born 1935).
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(1935)
Avery Schreiber in Chicago: Illinois, USA; comedian (My Mother the Car).
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(1934)
Tom Phillis: Australian motorcycle racer (d. 1962).
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(1934)
Mariya Pisareva: Russian high jumper.
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(1934)
Bill Birch: New Zealand surveyor and politician 38th New Zealand Minister of Finance.
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(1934)
Andrew Ogg: American mathematician, a professor emeritus of mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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(1933)
Jean-Paul Belmondo: French actor hailed as cinema's new anti-hero in 1957, an overnight success in "A Bout de Souffle.
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(1933)
Gian Maria Volonte: Actresss (Fistful of Dollars), dies at 61.
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(1933)
Diana K Rosenberg
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(1933)
Georges Jeanclos
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(1933)
Franco Marini
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(1933)
Jacques Molicard: Translator / navigator.
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(1933)
Diana Rosenberg: American astrologer known as the leading authority on Fixed Stars.
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(1933)
René Burri: Swiss photographer and journalist (d. 2014).
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(1933)
Richard Rose: Professor of Public Policy (Strathclyde University).
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(1933)
Gian Volonte: Italian actor, known primarily in his own country with films that include "Pour Une Poignée de Dollars," "l’Affaire Mattei," and "Le Christ s’est Arrêté à Eboli.
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(1933)
Fern Michaels: American author.
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(1932)
Carl Perkins: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1998).
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(1932)
Nagasaki (Japan)
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(1932)
Armin Jordan: Swiss musician, music director of the Basel theatre, conductor of the Lausanne chamber orchestra and L'orchestre de la Suise Romande.
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(1932)
Paul Krassner: American editor and publisher of "The Realist," 1958-1974, the first underground journal of the era which managed to shock and outrage his admiring readers with political scurrility, social and politically iconoclastic.
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(1932)
Mario Obledo: American civil rights leader, called the "Godfather of the Latino Movement" in the United States, credited with establishing numerous civic institutions and bringing Latino interests into the centre of the U.S.
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(1932)
Mati Klarwein
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(1932)
Carl Perkins in Jackson: Tennessee, USA; singer/songwriter ("Blue Suede Shoes").
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(1932)
Peter Moores: English businessman and philanthropist.
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(1932)
Jim Fowler: American zoologist and television host.
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(1932)
Vladimir Aleksandrovich Degtyaryov: Cosmonaut.
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(1932)
Jim Fowler in Albany: Georgia, USA; naturalist (Wild Kingdom).
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(1931)
Bill Gilbert in Washington DC: USA; sports author (They Also Served, The Big E).
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(1931)
Martin Rogers: director (Farmington Institute for Christian Studies).
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(1931)
Gerald Anderson: American financial accountant and CEO of Commonwealth Energy Systems.
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(1931)
Richard Hatfield: Canadian lawyer and politician 26th Premier of New Brunswick (d. 1991).
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(1930)
Folco Quilici: Italian documentary filmmaker, a director best known for "The Lost Continent," 1954 and "The Last Paradise," 1955, both award-winners.
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(1930)
Nathaniel Branden: Canadian-American psychotherapist and author (d. 2014).
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(1930)
Wallace McCain: Canadian businessman founded McCain Foods (d. 2011).
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(1930)
F Cotton: American chemist and academic (d. 2007).
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(1930)
F Albert Cotton: American chemist (d. 2007).
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(1930)
Renato Ruggiero: Italian politician, a foreign minister who resigned on 1/12/2001 after several months of conflict over his latest disagreement with the center-right government of P.M.
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1929 - 1920
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(1928)
Tom Lehrer: American singer-songwriter pianist and mathematician.
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(1927)
Jacques Borel: French restaurant executive.
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(1927)
Carlo Croccolo: Italian film actor and dubber, who has appeared in over 100 films since 1949.
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(1926)
Hugh Hefner: An American entrepreneur, Hefner is a publisher, film producer, music publisher, book publisher and owner of a record company, theaters, model agency, gambling casinos, limo service and bunny paraphernalia.
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(1926)
Harris Wofford: American politician (Senator-Republican-Pennsylvania).
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(1926)
Hugh [Marston] Hefner in Chicago: Illinois, USA; magazine publisher (Playboy).
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(1926)
Graham Hills principal (Strathclyde University: England).
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(1926)
Gerry Fitt: Northern Irish soldier and politician; British life peer (d. 2005).
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(1926)
Michael Ogden: QC.
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(1926)
Lord Fitt: MP (Belfast Ireland).
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(1925)
Heinz Nixdorf
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(1925)
Linda Goodman: American astrologer who wrote a top selling book, "Sun Signs," 1968, which sold over five million copies, bringing astrology into the everyday market.
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(1925)
Dominique Mayet: Pratz Painters.
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(1925)
Albert Decourtray: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest and Cardinal of Lyon.
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(1925)
Tom Jackson: British union leader (Post Office).
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(1925)
Michael Richardson: vice CEO (N M Rothschild).
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(1925)
Virginia Gibson: American actress singer and dancer (d. 2013).
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(1925)
Art Kane: American photographer (d. 1995).
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(1924)
Harald Heilmann: Composer.
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(1924)
Lucien Mathys: Belgium sport Champion.
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(1923)
Albert Decourtray
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(1923)
John Dahlinger: American noted family, the son of Henry Ford from a private affair.
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(1923)
Bruno Kiefer: Composer.
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(1923)
Leonard Levy: American historian and author (d. 2006).
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(1922)
Marques de Araciel
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(1922)
Gerald Moverley: Roman Catholic bishop (Hallam).
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(1922)
Michael Palliser: head of British diplomatic service.
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(1922)
Carl Amery: German author and activist (d. 2005).
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(1922)
Marques Araciel: Spanish clairvoyant, famous.
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(1921)
Jean-Marie Balestre: French auto racing executive administrator.
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(1921)
Frankie Thomas: American actor (Born 1921).
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(1921)
Yitzhak Navon: Israeli politician, diplomat, and author.
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(1921)
Frankie Thomas New York City: New York; actor (Tom Corbett Space Cadet).
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(1920)
Gianni Ravera: Italian showman, impresario, he also organized the Festival of San Remo.
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(1920)
Vicente Ferrer
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(1920)
F Don Miller: Racine, Wisconsin -- Boxing coach (1956 Olympics).
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(1920)
Art Van Damme: Norway, Michigan -- Jazz accordionist (Chicago Jazz).
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(1920)
David Walker: Professor of Law (Glasgow University).
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(1920)
Alexander Moulton: English bicycle designer (folding bicycle).
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1919 - 1910
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(1917)
Johannes Bobrowski: German lyricist, narrative writer, adaptor and essayist (b.
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(1916)
Carl Hartnack: American banker, president of security pacific national bank, married once, three children.
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(1916)
Romildo Borges Mendes: Brazilian physician, educator, businessman, military figure, teacher and politician.
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(1915)
Albert Rémy
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(1915)
Albert Remy: French actor seen in noted films that include "Is Paris Burning?" "Grand Prix" and "Shoot the Piano Player.
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(1915)
Daniel Johnson: Sr.
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(1915)
Adolfo Bardini: Italian businessman, director and general manager of Alfa Romeo auto company beginning in 1962.
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(1914)
Richard Young: CEO (Boosey and Hawkes).
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(1914)
Louis Courron: France sport Champion.
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(1913)
Lise Delamare: French stage and film actress, who died on 25 July 2006 in Paris.
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(1913)
Smaro Stefanidou: Greek actress (d. 2010).
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(1912)
Lev Kopelev: Ukrainian-German author and academic (d. 1997).
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(1912)
Lew Kopelew: Russian author (d. 1997).
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(1911)
Paul Coste-Floret: French politician, professor and assistant prosecutor at the Nuremberg Tribunal.
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(1911)
Alfred Coste-Floret: French politician and lawyer.
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(1911)
Joaquin Gallegos Lara: Ecuadorian social realist novelist, short story writer, poet, and essayist.
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(1911)
Albert Remy: Sevres, France -- Actor (Grand Prix, Gigot, Train).
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(1911)
Lord Deramore: architect.
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(1910)
Michel Multrier: Besan?on Military man.
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(1910)
Abraham Ribicoff: American lawyer and politician 4th United States Secretary of Health and Human Services (d. 1998).
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(1910)
Sharon Lynn: Weatherford, Texas -- Actress (Way Out West, Big Broadcast).
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(1910)
Abraham A: Ribicoff (Senator-Democrat-Connecticut).
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1909 - 1900
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(1908)
Pierre Leproux: French film, TV and theatre actor, also a dubber, who often played background roles on the screen.
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(1907)
Louis Arbessier: French actor, who also lent his voice in the dubbing of many films.
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(1907)
Pierre Desvignes: Egleny physician.
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(1907)
Helmut Raithel: German Nazi military, Waffen-SS.
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(1906)
Antal Doráti: Hungarian-American conductor and composer (d. 1988).
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(1906)
Karel Jonckheere: Belgian writer, teacher, literary critic, poet and novelist who wrote autobiographical travel stories.
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(1906)
Rafaela Aparicio: Spanish actress (d. 1996).
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(1906)
Antal Dorati: Budapest, Hungary -- Conductor (Dresden Opera 1928-29.
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(1906)
Todd Naylor: "Hugh" Gaitskell Member of Parliament (Labour Party).
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(1905)
James W Fulbright
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(1905)
J Fulbright: American politician, a Senator from Arkansas.
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(1905)
J William: Fulbright; American politician (Senator-Democrat-Arkansas).
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(1904)
Johannes Schreiweis: Austrian astrologer, introduce planetary distances.
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(1904)
Carl Lange: Norwegian physician and politician of the Labour Party.
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(1904)
Lyle Latell: Iowa, United States -- Actor (Not of the Earth, Sky Dragon).
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(1904)
Sharkey Bonano: American singer trumpet player and bandleader (d. 1972).
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(1904)
Roger Robinson: American astrologer, joined AFA in 1971.
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(1903)
Ward Bond: Actor (Wagon Train), dies of heart attack at 57.
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(1903)
Gregory Pincus: American endocrinologist whose work on the antifertility properties of steroids led to the development of the first effective birth-control pill.
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(1903)
Wolfdietrich Xylander: Germany Military man.
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(1902)
Théodore Monod: French explorer, naturalist, and humanist scholar.
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(1901)
Jean Bruchési: Canadian historian and author (d. 1979).
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(1901)
Paul Willis: American actor and director (d. 1960).
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(1900)
Allen Jenkins: Staten Island, New York -- Actor (Hey Jeannie, Top Cop, Girl Habit).
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