List of celebrities and famous people who were born on December 9th
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2002Dancer
American child abuse victim (d.2005)
Pop Singer
Latvian figure skater
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Vine Star
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Second and fourth children of Mick Jagger, the Rolling Stones singer, and Jerry Hall, his wife. Gabriel was born during Jagger's tour in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
American gymnast
YouTube Star
Gymnast
YouTube Star
Basketball Player
She was named Miss France 2015 by the Elite agency as a French model. She is currently studying at a business school and hopes to be a press secretary.
Snowboarder
Dutch cyclist
South Korean rapper (SHINee), and TV host
Rapper
Belgian royalty, Joachim Carl Maria Nikolaus Isabelle Marcus d'Aviano, sixth in line for succession to the throne of Belgium.
Pop Singer
Archduke of Austria-Este
South Korean actor and singer (Shinee).
Soap Opera Actress
Jamaican-Canadian runner (d. 2015)
German singer-songwriter
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Basketball Player
American glamor model
American actress and model
Pop Singer
Ghanaian footballer
Japanese-American chess player
American baseball player
Greek footballer
YouTube Star
Actress
Italian television presenter, actress, and writer.
Model
Argentinian model
Dutch golfer
Athlete
American football player
Spanish Filipino footballer
German politician
English-Jamaican footballer
Turkish volleyball player
Actor
Polish footballer
Filipino actress
Musician
Model
Musician
Russian cyclist
Belgian athlete
American football player
German sprinter
Indian model actress and producer
American tennis player
French leader and political activist, KA(c.mi SA(c.ba) is his pseudonym.
Athlete
American actor
Canadian cyclist
Athlete
Japanese actor
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Japanese-American singer-songwriter (D&D)
Chinese singer and actress
English-Irish footballer
Japanese skier
TV Actor
Argentine tennis player
Argentinian tennis player
Actor
Athlete
Florida: rhythmic gymnast (US Team-1996)
English singer-songwriter
Actor
American football player
Canadian actress
French gangsta rapper, born to a Senegalese father and a French mother. Booba is the stage name of Elie Yaffa, short for "Aboubakar", his paternal cousin. He is often criticized for the controversal nature of his lyrics.
Politician
American baseball player
South Korean actor
Actor
Football Player
Actor (Harry & Hendersons).
TV Actress
Driver
Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
Jamaican-American rapper and actor (The Hrsmn)
Brazilian footballer
American soccer coach and manager
Brazilian footballer
Pakistani singer
Burundian runner
Mexican-American soprano
Musician
Pakistani singer
Italian footballer
He was a former French tennis player and grew up in Toulon. He was a skilled player, and his small stature earned him the nicknames "Battling Fab" and "Fabulous Fab", as well as "The Magician" from Pete Sampras.
German-American actor and songwriter (Green Day The Lookouts Foxboro Hot Tubs, The Network).
American actress
Australian actress, model, television presenter, lingerie designer, jewellery designer, vegetarian chef, and entrepreneur.
German-born American drummer (Green Day)
Australian 100 metre/200 metre/400 metre (Olympics-1996).
American producer and singer-songwriter
French soccer player who was a defensive midfielder and scored. He was formerly manager of FC Libourne-Saint-Seurin.
USA; pitcher (Oakland Athletics).
NFL kicker (Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles).
English DJ and composer (Portishead Bear and Quakers).
American pole vaulter and coach
Czech-Canadian ice hockey player
Vajiralongkorn's Thai wife
Czechoslovakia. NHL Center (Team Czechoslovakia and Pittsburgh Penguins).
NFL cornerback (Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
Texas, USA; 200 metre/400 metre runner.
American singer, record producer, and songwriter
Texas, USA; country singer ("If I Never Stop Loving You").
WLAF safety (Rhein Fire).
American screenwriter and producer of actor directors
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969French television presenter. He was formerly a successful football player (defender) around the world. He won the 1998 FIFA World Cup, 2000 European Championship and UEFA league together with Bayern Munich. In 2005, he retired.
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Wallflowers).
Canadian actor
Belgian record holder in Track and Field events, who placed 17th in the 1500m. at the Atlanta Olympics 1996. On 8/23/1996, he improved the Belgian record at the Van Damme Memorial.
Entrepreneur
American singer and actress
Venezuela; pitcher (Milwaukee Brewers).
New York, USA. Actress (Jennie-Cagney, Lacey, Kate, and Allie).
Jamaican-Canadian actress (Love and Sas), singer-songwriter and actor
French mathematician, academic
New York, USA. Singer/guitarist/Bob Dylan’s son (The Wallflowers-"One Headlight")
New Jersey, USA. Rower (Olympics 1996).
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- 220 lbs freestyle wrestling (1996 Olympics – Gold Medalist).
American basketball player: guard for the Rockets. Mark Price's brother.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (WeezerSpace Twins and The Relationship).
Washington Bullets).
NFL defensive linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
Virginia, USA; drummer (Firehouse Love of a Lifetime).
French classical pianist, born to a director and singer for operettas. His name is well-known throughout Europe.
American television news anchor and medical journalist in Boston.
NFL nose tackle (Carolina Panthers and New York Giants).
Romanian footballer
Politician
Manager and English footballer
Family Member
California, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Youngstown-7th).
American violinist
American politician and lawyer
Thailand footballer
foreign minister
former soccer player
Andorran politician
American filmmaker, writer, producer and cinematographer. Editor, musician.
Israeli politician and lawyer 24th Israeli Minister for Internal Affairs
Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Vancouver Canucks).
Canadian ice hockey player
American-Canadian actor
Guatemalan footballer
English coach and footballer
Musician
Businessman
Actor
American drummer (FireHouse and Warrant).
Professional snooker player in England
American screenwriter and actor
American painter educator and curator
French journalist and host of radio and television.
Michigan, USA; actor (Bob, Carol and Ted and Alice).
Actor
American baseball coach and player
Minnesota, USA; bodybuilder-Ms America (1993).
Pennsylvania, USA; figure skater.
German comedian, presenter, actor. Kerkeling began his career in radio comedy, where he worked for several German broadcasting companies. Kerkeling and pianist Achim Hagemann started their own TV comedy show, Total Normal (Totally Normal), in 1989. The show, which was a satirical mockery on prime-time TV-Shows had a completely new format and won several TV prizes, including the Goldene Kamera …
German TV presenter
German TV personality and sportscaster.
Czechoslovakia; hockey goalie (Team Czechoslovakia Representative).
Drummer
Canadian professional ice hockey player. He played in 309 games of the National Hockey League, 1981aEUR1993. He was a player for the Calgary Flames and Boston Bruins.
German guitarist (Rammstein Feeling B and First Arsch)
Australian television host
Italian actor, TV host, and author.
American singer, songwriter and musician. Bjelland was the lead singer, guitarist and songwriter for the punk rock band Babes in Toyland. They were founded in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1987. Bjelland was also involved in other musical projects, such as The Venarays and the Pagan Babies, formed in 1985 with Courtney Love.
Crown Princess of Japan
Jr., Canadian boxer
Japanese royalty with her marriage to Prince Naruhito.
NFL full safety (Philadelphia Eagles).
American actress
Actor
Santa Clara Pueblo (Native American) ceramic sculptor
American homicide: The killer of two subway men and the perpetrator of over 200 robberies. He also committed 25 stabbings before he was 15.
American producer and actor
American actor
New Zealand; rower (Olympics-1996).
in Switzerland; tennis star.
California, USA; actor (Byron Sully – Dr Quinn).
American screenwriter and actor
Journalist
Dominican-American baseball manager and player
American TV reporter
English politician and activist
Croatian politician and editor
American director and designer of visual effects
Screenwriter
Dominican Republic; infielder, (New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays).
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American actor on stage and in film. Stand-up comedian, impressionist.
English soprano
English murderer (d. 1996)
American editor and director
American singer-songwriter (Adolescents D.I. Social Distortion, Christian Death
Australian bass player, songwriter and producer (Crowded House Deadstar, Tarmac Adam).
American singer, who belonged to the singing Osmond family and was a devout Mormon. He was the seventh child and was featured alongside his sister Marie, who was two years older than him. He was a boyish, 5'10" and 130 pounds at 21. He received screaming praise from the teenagebopper crowd.
French screenwriter, director and author. He is the son Louis A%0douard CarrA're and HA(c.lA)ne CarrA're d’Encausse, a French historian. CarrA"re was educated at Sciences Po's Institut d'A%0tudes Politiques de Paris. His fiction and nonfiction centers on the main themes of identity interrogation, illusion development, and direction of reality. Many of his books were made into movies; he directed the 2005 …
Artist
Musician
American singer-songwriter/producer (Chagall Guevara).
Passport: Australian composer and guitarist
Utah, USA; singer (Osmond Brother, Donny, and Marie).
French journalist and author
Country Singer
American basketball player and radio host
Thai composer and Thai musician
Japanese actor
Luxembourger politician and lawyer Prime Minister of Luxembourg
Dutch actor and comedian
Dutch manager and footballer
Novelist
American politician and academic 63rd Governor for Mississippi
French astronomer. He is the chair of the French Association of Astronomy since 1993 and the founder of "Les CitA(c]s des mA[c]tiers" (a public resource facility that assists with employment and commerce).
American actor. He is known for his intense acting and his icy-calm demeanor, which has made him his trademark. MalkovichaEUR(tm), a well-respected actor, was renowned for his innovative spirit.
American basketball player
French painter and artist Pierre Commoy is a member of Pierre et Gilles, a gay artist duo.
Comedian
American basketball player
Actress
Educator
Politician
Dutch composer and educator
Golden State Warriors).
Illinois, USA; actor/director (Killing Fields).
Pakistani politician
American actor and director
Businessman
Writer
Caribbean-English guitarist and singer-songwriter
Inventor
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American architect and golfer
Writer
Educator
Uruguayan survivor from the 1972 Andes Flight Disaster
French homicide. He was responsible for the "Oriol Slaughter", which left six people dead.
Texas, USA. PGA golfer (1978 British Columbia Open Crosby 1983).
Director
American musician (Alice Cooper)
New York, USA. Actor (Philadelphia Empire City, Twister).
Author
Dutch director (Mres Dalloway, Antonia, Last Island)
English judge and author of the English historian
Nicaraguan novelist, author, and poet.
American politician, a Democrat whose status changed with the resignation by Jim Jeffords. He now holds the position of the Senate Majority Leader. In the first week of June 2001 Senate control was shifted from Republicans towards Democrats. This subtle shift in power was evident.
English umpire and cricketer
Soviet-born Estonian politician
Athlete
Businessman
Scientist
Novelist
Estonian politician 24th Estonian Ministry of Defense
Musician
Italian-Indian wife. She was the daughter of a Turin industrialist, and she is straightforward, intelligent, and a bit introverted. Rajiv Gandhi met her when they were both Cambridge University students. They fell in love instantly and were married in New Delhi on February 25, 1968. Rahul, their son, was born in 1971. Priyanka, their daughter, was born in 1972.
French polar explorer, famous for his Antarctica expedition, radio show host, and environmentalist.
American bass player and songwriter
Baron Currie, Marylebone English academic and economist
Indian actor
English bishop
American actor 6'3" and handsome, he appeared in "Search For Tomorrow" in 1976. He has played roles on both Broadway and TV. In 1977, he appeared in "The Contract On Cherry Street" but made his film debut when he was cast as the lead in Flashdance.
Novelist
Finnish actor
Finnish actor
USA; actor (Beacon Hill Bay City Blues).
[Hans Bouwens]; Dutch vocalist (G B Selection).
American producer and playwright of plays
Japanese mob boss
American politician and businessman, 57th Mayor of Pittsburgh (d.2006).
English actor and singer (Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, The Rutles).
"Stage Fright").
Canadian ice hockey player (d.2008)
Poet
Musician
Rocker
English playwright and director
American journalist, writer and novelist. He started his career as a sportswriter (his lifelong addiction), before moving to free-lance work in magazines. "The Selling of the President" was his first book.
American actor and football player. Butkus, a well-known athlete, played nine seasons with the Chicago Bears and was elected to The Hall of Fame in 1979. He began acting in the 1970s after his retirement. His roles as tough guys and athletes are often seen in TV shows.
Illinois, USA. NFL Hall of Fame linebacker (Chicago Bears)./Sportscaster.
New York, USA. Author (Sellings of the President 1968).
Scottish footballer and coach (d. 1997)
Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2014.)
English poet and academic
American actor, born Lloyd Bridges to a prominent family. He is also the brother of Jeff Bridges, an eight-year-old boy. He grew up in an actor family and had some parts in the film industry, but was more interested basketball. He was too short at 5'9", to play pro ball. So he returned to film. In 1967, he made his …
California, USA; actor (Hotel New Hampshire, 5th Musketeer).
Turkish journalist and author (d.2013)
Japanese actress
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Charlatans, The Acoustic Warriors).
Italian actor in film who has appeared in over 45 films since 1949.
American singer (Imperials, "Hurt So Bad")
Jamaican producer and singer (d. 2005).
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Musician
Eatonville sports Champions
"Rina" Venter, South African minister for Health care.
San Diego Chargers, Washington Redskins
American singer-songwriter
Statesman
Greek academic and epidemiologist oncologist (d. 2014).
American football player sportscaster and actor (d. 2013)
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 1993).
Composer
American romantic novelist, Bertrice Small is best known for her Skye O'Malley books. Bertrice Small was born in Manhattan and has lived on her beloved eastern Long Island home for 26 years. She is a Sagittarian and married to a Pisces with an Aries child. Pookie, Honeybun, and Finnegan are her greatest passions; Nicki, an elderly cockatiel, whistles at the …
Actor
Young Adult Author
American actor
Dutch race car driver
France sport Champion
Aruba stage leader.
British actress, who won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar as well as a Tony Award for her title role in "Iris." She is well-known for her great classical roles but she's equally good at comedy on TV sitcoms. Queen Elizabeth II made her Dame Judi in 1999.
American artist and sculptor. He is a proponent of Minimalism. McCracken started his career as an artist after he graduated from the California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, California. McCracken felt constrained by his choice medium and turned to sculpture to achieve a more 3-dimensional effect. His signature work, the plank (which he uses to create basic or neutral …
Plainfield, New Jersey -- Decathelete (1956 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
English actress
Tennessee, USA; blues singer ("In My Younger Days").
American racecar driver, who began his career in Arizona as a dirt track driver. From 1958 to 1961, he participated in the USAC Championship Car Series with 19 starts. He was in the top ten ten ten times. His best finish was in 3rd place at Phoenix in 1960. Weiler was a participant in the Indianapolis 500 race in 1960, …
Maryland, USA; baseball player (Detroit Tigers).
Berkeley artists
American singer-songwriter and harmonica player (The Aces) (d. 1998)
Composer
American cartoonist. He earned a Ph.D. from history and had three careers, including one as an educator in college, one as a dropout and mock-hippie-guru (San Francisco), and one as semi-respectable businessman. Since 1973, he has been a syndicated cartoonist and author. Brilliant was a brilliant cartoonist and author. He had a great IQ and a funny sense of humor. …
American decathlon champion and Olympic track & fields gold medalist. He won the gold medal at the 1956 Olympic games and the silver medal at the 1952 games.
Academic and philologist from Estonian-Canadian
American sergeant and golfer (d.2008)
Jr. American actor, singer-songwriter and talk show host (d. 2001).
Oklahoma, USA. PGA golfer (1969 US Open).
American talk show host (d. 2001).
French Canadian actress
Comedian
American jazz trumpeter and musician. First established as a hard bopper in the late aEUR(tm)50s-earlyaEUR(tm)60s, ByrdaEUR(tm)s striking technique and opulent tones made him stand out from his fellow jazzmen.
Belgium sport Champion
Celebrity
Jazz musician
American jockey, who won his first race on October 14, 1952 and claimed 2000 victories. In 1957, he made over a quarter million in purses.
American playwright and guitarist, singer-songwriter
American singer-songwriter
American basketball player: Forward with the Hawks
Czech screenwriter and director of Czech actors (d. 2010).
American actor
English-American actress
American screenwriter and actor
New York, USA; screenwriter/comedian (Saturday Night Live, Get Smart).
Actor
Scientist
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American actor/director (Husbands Dirty Dozen), has died at the age of 59 (born in 1929).
The leader of the Australian Labor Party was sworn into office as Prime Minister on 3/11/1983. He succeeded John Malcolm Fraser. After a rise in popularity and an economic recovery, he was re-elected on 12/01/1984. His candor markedly distinguished him from the previous administration and the conservative Liberal Party.
American educator, died from Alzheimer's disease at 65 years old, Ann Arbor, MI, 5/28/1995, 3.00 PM EDT.
Composer
L Hawke (Labour); Prime Minster Australia (1983-91).
New York, USA. Actor (Dirty Dozen Rosemary's Baby).
New York, USA. Actor (Tom Bradford – Eight is Enough).
Belgian race car driver
Actor
American educator and author
Belgian racing driver
American TV, stage and TV actor best known for his TV series "Eight Is Enough" 1977-1981. To make way for more action shows, the show was abruptly canceled. He still had occasional acting roles and worked in commercials but made a good living. His Broadway debut in 1935 at seven years old was the beginning of his career.
French composer
France sport Champion
American philosopher, who taught philosophy at Beloit College in Wisconsin.
German astrologer, researcher.
American photographer and mountaineer Nobel Prize laureate for physicist (d. 1999).
Czech-English psychologist and author
Czech writer (d. 1995)
Italy sport Champion
American sprinter and coach (d. 1972).
American actor (d.2013)
American actress, model, and socialite, Marjorie Meriweather Post is Edward F. Hutton's daughter. Her films include "The Sundowners", 1959, "The Courtship Of Eddie's Father," 1963, and "The Pleasure Seekers", 1964.
She was once the wife of Rock Hudson, an American celebrity married. The secret marriage took place on 11/09/1955 and lasted three years.
Turkish screenwriter and director producer (d. 2006).
American basketball coach and player (d. 2013).
Entertainer
Musician
New York, USA. Actress (Operation Petticoat Butterfield 8).
American comedian and actor. Foxx is known for his raucous black comedy and how he brought it into mainstream American culture through the sitcom "Sanford and Son." Foxx's father left him when he was four years old. Foxx's father left him, his elder brother, and his mother without a home. Foxx, a mischievous child was expelled once for throwing a …
Artist
Italian politician, President Of Italy. Ciampi was a member of the Italian Army from 1941-1944. He also served as an inspector and administrator in several branches of Banca d'Italia between 1946-1960. From 1979 to 1993, he was an economist in the research section, rising to the position of chief of the research division, and becoming secretary-general, director-general, and director-general, of …
Italian race car driver and motorcycle racer (d. 2007).
French official, honorary curator of BibliothA'que nationale de France
President of the Italian Republic
Statesman
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919American physical chemist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1976 for his research on the structure of boron compounds, and the general nature and mechanism of chemical bonding.
Indian singer-songwriter (d. 2013)
Chambon-la-For?t Military man
American business executive: President, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Phillips Petroleum Co. Died November 13, 1999.
Actress from Ireland-English (d. 2012).
French novelist and journalist, Jean Delion also wrote under the pseudonyms Raf Vallet and Jean Delion.
American spy who rose to a powerful position in CIA Counter-Intelligence, where he instigated witch hunts. He was a complex and divisive person, obsessed and suspicious. In the 1960s and 1970s, he became more paranoid and involved deeply in notorious CIA investigations.
American physicist, academic Nobel Prize laureate
American actor. He has appeared in 82 films, including westerns, thrillers, and costume epics. He was nominated for Best Actor in "Champion," “Lust for Life,” and “The Bad and the Beautiful.” For his efforts as a U.S. goodwill ambassador, he was awarded the Life Achievement Award of American Film Institute and the Chevalier of French Legion of Honor.
Jr. American soldier journalist, author (d. 2002).
American author (d. 2002)
French criminologist, author of many books, including Droit pA(c).nal et sociologie criminelle [Criminal law & sociology] (1956) as well as "Les Prisons? (Que sais-je?)". (1968).
German / Swiss architect / writer (Mozart biog)
German / Swiss architect / writer (Mozart biog)
After her 1938 debut, she was a German singer with Berlin City Opera. Her flawless voice and impeccable pitch won her international fame after World War II. She was a perfect fit for roles in Mozart and Strauss.
Writer
American author (d. 2000)
writer.
Serbian painter, illustrator (d.2009)
Spanish feminist for socialism, and sexual revolution. She was born to her mother and raised as a role model for the future woman. When she was eight years old, she spoke six languages and finished high school. She was also a leader in the Spanish Socialist Workers Party and later the Federal Party. Her mother, who was then 17 years …
American actress (d.2010)
Norwegian lieutenant (d. 1996)
South African musician and artist. He is known as the founder of social realism and urban black art. His exhibitions have been held in Paris, Stockholm and Venice, Washington, Senegal, as well as South Africa.
Poet
American politician and five-time Speaker in the House. A cheerfully rumpled example of old-fashioned Democratic politics. The homespun, streetwise philosopher was most well-known for his record of more than 50 years in federal and local government with no political defeats. He created a strategy of inclusion, replacing committee barons and legislative causes with task forces that would advocate for the …
Politician
American actor and singer (d. 1986).
American actor (d. 1976).
Actor
Japanese educator (d. 2007)
Japanese businessman and colonel (d. 2007).
Blois physician
American professional athlete, a player of baseball, who was in Detroit with the Tigers for three days in May 1934.
US pilot / Captain (WWII Santa Cruz, Navy Cross).
Dutch artist/painter (Holland Festival).
Famous birthdays on December 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Italian actresses on the stage and in film.
New York; actor (Ghost Story).
Douglas Fairbanks Sr.'s son was an American actor. He is also a well-known family member. He made his film debut at 13 and continued acting until 1951 when he moved into production. Fairbanks was forced to make his way in the Hollywood jungle by taking on small roles and writing titles for silent movies. Fairbanks never wanted to be like …
French novelist and founder of the periodical "A%0crits de France", played an important role in international cultural interchanges.
Bott engineer.
American computer scientist and admiral designed COBOL (d. 1992).
Dutch singer.
American computer scientist and United States Navy rear Admiral. She was a pioneer in this field. She was among the first to program the Harvard Mark I computer and also invented the first compiler for a computer-programming language. Her popularity of machine-independent programming languages led to the creation of COBOL, one the most popular modern programming languages. Her popularity of …
Cleveland, Ohio -- Orchestra leader (started Merv Griffin)
French writer and novelist. He died in 1995, on the 9th of June.
American screenwriter and novelist. He wrote films such as Roman Holiday, Exodus and Spartacus. He was one of the Hollywood Ten and refused to testify in 1947 before the House Un-American Activities Committee. This was during an investigation into Communist influences in the motion pictures industry. The industry then blacklisted him. His clandestine work continued, and he won two Academy …
He was a well-known Mexican pilot and national hero. He was nicknamed the "Lindbergh" of Mexico. He was returning from a historic goodwill fly from Mexico City to America when he was struck by lightning.
American actor and singer (d. 1988).
Critic
Sperry physicist.
American actress, Wicked Witch - The Wizard of Oz, dies of a heart attack at the age of 82. She was born in 1902.
Nancy physician
France Writer
England, United Kingdom -- Dutch Minister for Finance / Foreign Affairs
French pioneering aviator and hero, who is revered in France and Argentina, where there are many schools named after him.
Yugoslavian/austrian writer, playwright, philosopher, critic.
Actress (Sally Of Sawdust, America) dies at 89
Author and playwright from Hungary (d. 1938).
Hungarian-born writer (d. 1938)
American activist founded the Communist League of Struggle.