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Famous Birthdays of 9 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 9th of February

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Harry Irwin: Family Member.
(2002) Eloise Mitchell: Family Member.
(2000) Alexander Weiss: Chef.
(2000) Dakota Brooks: YouNow Star.
(2000) Shilo Sanders: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Adrianna Bertola: TV Actress.
(1999) James Smith: Pop Singer.
(1999) Georgia Austin: Family Member.
(1998) Marina Kaye: Pop Singer.
(1997) Sunjai Williams: Dancer.
(1997) Valentini Grammatikopoulou: Greek tennis player.
(1997) Shine Tachibana: YouTube Star.
(1996) Kelli Berglund: TV Actress.
(1996) Jimmy Bennett: American actor.
(1996) Askylitavenue : YouTube Star.

(1995) Johnny (singer)
(1995) Jessica Carbo: Instagram Star.
(1994) Marie Bochet
(1994) Sophia Smith
(1994) Ross Hudgins: YouTube Star.
(1993) Aggy Abby: Instagram Star.
(1993) Kenya Jones: American noted family and daughter of Natassja Kinski and Quincy Jones.
(1993) Niclas Füllkrug: German footballer.
(1992) Avan Jogia: TV Actor.
(1992) Gary Stal: French professional golfer, born near Lyon (Decines).
(1992) Richie Giese: Pop Singer.
(1992) Julian Camarena: World Music Singer.
(1992) Carlos Santos: Brazilian lucky infant; born perfectly normal, 8 lbs.
(1990) Camille Winbush: American actress.
(1990) Tyson Houseman: Canadian actor.
(1990) Hector Rodriguez: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Wu Jia-qing: Taiwanese pool player.
(1989) Gia Farrell: American singer-songwriter.
(1988) Lotte Friis: Danish swimmer.
(1988) Alanah Rae
(1988) Marrou Twins: American twin girls born to Kathy Marrou and her husband, top-rated TV news anchor man Chris Marrou.
(1987) Rose Leslie: TV Actress.
(1987) Michael B Jordan
(1987) Magdalena Neuner: German biathlete.
(1987) Davide Lanzafame: Italian footballer.
(1987) Joe O'Cearuill: Irish footballer.

(1987) Michael B. Jordan: Actor.
(1987) Michael Jordan: Movie Actor.
(1987) Sam Coulson: English guitarist (Asia).
(1986) Marieke Guehrer
(1986) Choi Jin-hyuk
(1986) Raiyah: Princess Raiyah bint Al Hussein of Jordan.
(1986) Princess Raiyah bint Al Hussein: of Jordan.
(1985) David Gallagher: American actor.
(1985) Rachel Melvin: American actress.
(1984) Jennifer Şebnem Schaefer
(1984) Maurice Ager: American basketball player.
(1984) Dioner Navarro: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1984) Han Geng: Chinese singer actor and dancer (Super Junior and Super Junior-M).
(1984) Logan Bartholomew: American actor.
(1984) Han Kyung: Chinese pop artist/Korean singer Super Junior.
(1983) Mikel Aranbide: Spanish footballer.
(1983) Mikel Arruabarrena: Spanish footballer.
(1982) Delphine Peretto
(1982) Jameer Nelson: American basketball player.
(1982) Ami Suzuki: Japanese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1982) Domingo González: Spanish footballer.
(1982) Chris Weale: English footballer.
(1981) Tom Hiddleston: Movie Actor.
(1981) Bruno Julliard: French political activist, who served from 2005 to 2007 as the chairman of the UNEF, the main student union in France.
(1981) John Lindh: American citizen who moved to Afghanistan to become a jihad warrior with the Taliban, using the various named of Suleyman al-Faris, Abdul Hamid and John Walker.
(1981) The Rev: American singer-songwriter and drummer (Avenged Sevenfold Pinkly Smooth and Suburban Legends) (d. 2009).
(1981) John Walker Lindh: American Taliban fighter.
(1981) James Sullivan: Drummer.
(1981) Daisuke Sekimoto: Japanese wrestler.
(1981) Rina Chinen: Japanese entertainer singer model and actress.
(1981) Joël Camathias: Swiss race car driver.
(1981) Joel Camathias: Swiss racing driver.
(1980) Margarita Levieva: Movie Actress.
(1980) Cassandra Steen
(1980) Shelly Martinez: American wrestler and actress.
(1980) Angelos Charisteas: Greek footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Zhang Ziyi: Chinese actress.
(1979) Raphaël Burtin
(1979) Irina Slutskaya: Russian figure skater.
(1979) Hiroko Anzai: Japanese actress and model.
(1979) Mena Suvari: Actress.
(1979) Gloria Votsis: Actress.
(1979) Akinori Iwamura: Japanese baseball player.
(1979) David Gray: English snooker player.
(1979) Ziyi Zhang: Actress.
(1978) Erin O'Connor: English model and actress.

(1978) William Servat
(1978) Fede Alvarez: Director.
(1978) A. J. Buckley: Actor.
(1978) Airton Dare: Brazilian racing driver.
(1978) AJ Buckley: Irish-Canadian actor director and screenwriter.
(1977) Nicolas Coutelot
(1976) Charlie Day: American actor.
(1976) Georgios Korakakis: Greek footballer.
(1976) Steve Burguiere: American radio host and producer.
(1975) Vladimir Guerrero: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1975) Olivier Coyette
(1975) Kurt Asle Arvesen: Norwegian cyclist.
(1975) Clinton Grybas: Australian journalist and sportscaster (d. 2008).
(1975) Viktor Chistiakov: Russian-born Australian athlete.
(1975) Kurt Arvesen: Norwegian cyclist and coach.
(1974) Amber Valletta: American model and actress.
(1974) Erra Fazira: Malaysian actress and beauty queen.
(1974) Helena Resano
(1974) John Wallace: American basketball player and coach.
(1974) Orlando Bobo: guard (Minnesota Vikings).
(1974) Guy-Manuel De Homem Christo: DJ.
(1974) Lorena Bianchetti: Italian television presenter, journalist, actress and author.
(1974) Brad Maynard: punter (New York Giants).
(1973) Colin Egglesfield: American actor.
(1973) David Grimal
(1973) Svetlana Boginskaya: Belarusian gymnast.
(1973) Amber Valletta in Phoenix: Arizona, USA; model (Face, House of Style, Bazaar).
(1973) Shaun Parkes: English actor.
(1972) Jason George: Actor (Michael Bourre-Sunset Beach).
(1972) Jason Winston George: Actor.
(1972) Jason Winston George: American actor.
(1972) Paolo Casiraghi: Italian actor, comedian and cabaret performer.
(1972) Darren Ferguson: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1972) Crispin Freeman: American voice actor and screenwriter.
(1972) Norbert Rosza: Hungarian swimmer (100 metre freestyle record).
(1971) Adeline Blondieau: French actress, theatre and TV.
(1971) Sharon Case: Soap Opera Actress.
(1971) Sharon Case in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actress (Sharon Collins - The Young and the Restless).
(1971) Gonzalo Floyd: Canadian Football League defensive end (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1971) Ken Felder: US baseball outfielder (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1971) Jason Mathews: NFL tackle (Indianapolis Colts).
(1971) Jim Miller NFL quarterback (Pittsburgh Steelers: Atlanta Falcons, Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1971) Johan Mjallby: Swedish footballer.
(1971) Johan Mjällby: Swedish footballer and manager.
(1970) Isabel Gillies: Actress.
(1970) Grant Moorhead in New Plymouth: New Zealand; Australasia golfer.
(1970) Eldbjørg Raknes: Norwegian singer.
(1970) Krister Linder: Swedish musician.
(1970) Glenn McGrath: Australian cricketer and sportscaster.
(1970) Todd Rokita: Politician.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jimmy Smith: American athlete, pro football player, a wide receiver.
(1969) Ian Eagle: American sportscaster.
(1969) Neil Cross: Novelist.
(1969) Thomas Brandl in Bad Tolz: Germany; hockey forward (Team Germany 1998).
(1969) Todd Lyght: US football quarterback (Saint Louis Rams).
(1969) Peta Edebone: Australian softball outfielder (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1969) Tom Scharpling: American comedian and radio host.
(1969) Jeff Pahukoa: NFL guard / tackle (Atlanta Falcons).
(1968) Alejandra Guzman: Mexican singer.
(1968) Derek Strong: American basketball player and race car driver.

(1968) Derek Strong NBA forward (Los Angeles Lakers: Orlando Magic).
(1968) Rahul Roy: Indian actor.
(1968) Marcus Meloan in Agana: Guam; Canadian Tour golfer (1992 US Amateur Champion).
(1968) Paul Claxton in Vidalia: Georgia, USA; Nike golfer (NIKE Central Georgia Open-38th).
(1968) Alejandra Guzmán: World Music Singer.
(1967) Todd Pratt: US baseball catcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1967) Stevon Moore NFL safety (Cleveland Browns: Baltimore Ravens).
(1967) Kate Golden in Beaumont: Texas, USA; LPGA golfer (1992 Ping/Welch-5th).
(1966) Guy Lagache: French journalist and television personality who since October 2013 has presented the programmes "En quête d'actualité" and "Histoire interdite" on D8, also acting as the director of magazines and information.
(1966) Kool Shen: French rapper, producer, break dancer and graffiti artist, with Portuguese origins.
(1966) Stephin Merritt: American singer-songwriter.
(1966) Amanda Roocroft: opera singer.
(1966) Harald Eia: Norwegian comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1966) James "Rachel" Bolan in Point Pleasant: New Jersey, USA; rocker (Skid Row-Psycho Love).
(1966) Ellen van Langen: Dutch athlete.
(1965) Igor Babailov
(1965) Julie Warner: American actress.
(1965) Darren Dalton: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1965) Igor Malkov: Russian speed skater.
(1965) David Brandon: NFL linebacker (Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Falcons).
(1965) Stephin Merritt: American singer-songwriter (The Magnetic Fields The 6ths).
(1965) Dieter Baumann: German runner.
(1964) Ernesto Valverde
(1964) Renee Ellmers: Politician.
(1964) Rachel Bolan: rocker (Skid Row).
(1964) Debrah Miceli: Italian-American wrestler and manager.
(1964) Madusa : Wrestler.
(1963) Lolo Ferrari: French pornographic actress (Born 1962).
(1963) Daniel Bravo
(1963) Travis Tritt: American Country & Western singer and songwriter.
(1963) Bonnie Levin in Miami Beach: Florida, USA; WPVA volleyball player.
(1963) Brian Greene: American physicist and academic.
(1963) Madusa Miceli [Debra Ann] in Milan: Italy; wrestler (WCW).
(1963) Travis Tritt in Marietta: Georgia, USA; country vocalist ("Country Club").
(1962) Marco Berriel
(1962) Csaba Kesjár: Hungarian race car driver (d. 1988).
(1962) Zoe Lund: American musician turned model, actress, and screenwriter.
(1962) Filippo Gaudenzi: Italian journalist and television personality, who started his career in the 1980s, first as a radio journalist presenting the morning editions of "Gr2" on Rai until 1994.
(1962) Martin D Lascelles: grandson of English princess Mary.
(1962) Diego Perez: in Spain; tennis star.
(1962) Anik Bissonnette: French-Canadian ballet dancer (Les Grands Ballets Canadiens).
(1961) Jussi Lampi: Finnish actor singer and drummer.
(1961) John Kruk: US baseball 1st baseman (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1960) Holly Johnson: British pop singer, the outrageous lead singer with "Frankie Goes to Hollywood," the group that had international success with the hit songs "Relax" and "Two Tribes" during the mid 1980s.
(1960) Holly Johnson: British pop singer, the outrageous lead singer with "Frankie Goes to Hollywood," the group that had international success with the hit songs "Relax" and "Two Tribes" during the mid 1980s.
(1960) Francis Gillot
(1960) Peggy Whitson: American biochemist and astronaut.
(1960) Peggy A Whitson: Mount Ayr, Iowa -- PhD / Astronaut.
(1960) David Bateson: South African-Danish actor.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ali Bongo: British magician (Born 1929).
(1959) Carey Perloff
(1959) Guy Ecker
(1958) Pierre-Loup Rajot
(1958) Sandy Lyle: Scottish golfer.
(1958) Alexander "Sandy" W B Lyle in Shrewsbury: England; PGA golfer (1988 Phoenix Open).
(1958) Amrita Singh: Actress.
(1958) Chris Nilan: American hockey player, an NHL forward with the Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers and Boston Bruins from 1980 to 1992.
(1958) Christoph Clark: French porn actor and director.
(1958) Cyrille Regis: English former footballer.

(1957) Jaco van Dormael
(1957) Mohammed Valli: Moosa; South African leader (UDF).
(1957) Carina Lidbom: Swedish actress, script author and stage manager for films.
(1957) Jaco Van Dormael: Belgian film director noted for "Toto le Héros," 1991, for which he was awarded the César in 1992.
(1957) Terry McAuliffe: American businessman and politician 72nd Governor of Virginia.
(1957) Gordon Strachan: Scottish football player and manager.
(1956) Alina Reyes
(1956) Christophe Girard: French politician, regional councilor for Ile-de-France since 2010 and mayor of the 4th arrondissement of Paris since 2012.
(1956) Phil Ford (basketball)
(1956) Phil Ford: American athlete, pro basketball player from 1978-1985, primarily with the Kansas City Royals.
(1956) Amelia Gossage: American heiress upon the death of her wealthy parents when she was a teen.
(1956) Philip Jackson Ford Jr: North Carolina, United States -- Basketball player (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1956) Mookie Wilson: American baseball player and coach.
(1956) Margaret Gilmore: South African-English journalist.
(1955) Anne Robillard
(1955) Charles Shaughnessy: London, England -- Actor (Shane-Days of our Lives, Nanny).
(1955) Mark Pottenger: American contributor to astrology through computers.
(1955) Jim J Bullock: American actor.
(1955) Jm J Bullock: Casper, Wyoming -- Actor (Monroe-Too Close for Comfort).
(1955) James Jackson "Jm J" Bullock in Casper: Wyoming, USA; actor (Monroe - Too Close for Comfort).
(1955) Jerry Beck: American historian and author.
(1955) Jim Bullock: American actor.
(1955) Jimmy Pursey: English singer-songwriter and producer (Sham 69 Sham Pistols and Day 21).
(1954) Gina Rinehart: Australian businesswoman.
(1954) Jo Duffy: American author.
(1954) Christopher Gardner: American entrepreneur.
(1954) Mary Jo Duffy: American comic book writer and editor.
(1954) Ulrich Walter: in German Federal Republic; cosmonaut.
(1954) Chris Gardner: American businessman founded Gardner Rich & Co.
(1954) Kevin Warwick: English engineer and academic.
(1954) Omar Belhouchet: Algerian journalist.
(1954) Hadley Johnson: American college music major, pianist, and singer in the Texas All-State Choir.
(1953) Ciaran Hinds: Northern Irish actor.
(1953) Vito Antuofermo
(1953) Thierry Fortineau: French actor, who died on 8 February 2006 in Paris.
(1953) Michèle Rivasi
(1953) Ciarán Hinds: Irish actor.
(1953) Gary Franks: American politician (Representative-Republican-Connecticut).
(1953) Father Ezechiele Ramin MCCJ: Italian Comboni missionary priest and martyr (d. 1985).
(1953) Rick Wagoner: Businessman.
(1953) Antonius GM "Toon" Agterberg: Dutch actor (Hunk).
(1953) Ezechiele Ramin: Italian missionary priest and martyr (d. 1985).
(1953) Gabriel Rotello: American journalist and author founded OutWeek.
(1953) Andre Sevard: NHL.
(1952) Robert Alban: French professional road bicycle racer, who won stage 18 in the 1981 Tour de France, and finished third place in that year's overall classification.
(1952) Mümtaz Sevinç: Turkish actor (d. 2006).
(1952) Danny White: American football player and sportscaster.
(1952) Mookie Wilson: American baseball player.
(1952) Vito Antuofermo: Italian boxer, European Light Middleweight champion 1976 and World Middleweight champ 1979-80.
(1951) Joëlle Ceccaldi-Raynaud
(1951) Dennis "Dee: Tee" Thomas; saxophonist (Kool and the Gang - "Celebration").
(1951) Penny Peyser in Irvington: New York, USA; actress (Rich Man Poor Man, Knots Landing).
(1951) Jay Inslee: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Washington).
(1950) David Hayman
(1950) Richard F Colburn: American politician.
(1950) Lloyd Weldon Keasor: Pumphrey, Maryland -- Wrestler (1976 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1950) John Heschinger: American administrator and CEO in charge of Hechinger, a hardware chain that is expanding into a warehouse-style retailer.
(1950) Richard Colburn: American sergeant and politician.
(1950) Andrew N Meltzoff: Developmental psychologist.
(1950) Terry Hawkins: Theatre administrator.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Judith Light: TV Actress.
(1949) Janet Issaca: Ashford; writer.
(1949) Judith Light in Trenton: New Jersey, USA; actress (Angela - Who's The Boss?, One Life to Live).
(1949) Bernard Gallacher: Scottish golfer and journalist.
(1948) Guy Standing: English economist and academic.
(1948) David Hayman: Scottish actor and director who started as a steelworker from age 16 before studying at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
(1947) Michel Lamarche: Canadian professional wrestler.
(1947) Joe Ely: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Flatlanders and Los Super Seven).
(1947) Major Harris: American singer (The Delfonics) (d. 2012).
(1947) Alexis Smirnoff: Canadian-American wrestler.

(1947) Reinhard Adler: German footballer.
(1947) Carla Del Ponte: Swiss lawyer and diplomat.
(1947) Joe Ely in Amarillo: Texas, USA; country vocalist (Honky Tonk Masquerade).
(1946) George Stone
(1946) Vince Papale: American football player and sportscaster.
(1946) Annette Penhaligon
(1946) M J: H Sterling; Vice-Chancellor (Brunel University).
(1946) Sean Neeson: Northern Irish politician.
(1946) Eamon Duffy: Irish academic, Cambridge University.
(1946) Seán Neeson: Northern Irish educator and politician.
(1946) Jim Webb: American captain and politician 18th United States Secretary of the Navy.
(1945) Mia Farrow: American actress and noted family, the third of seven kids of writer-director John Farrow and actress Maureen O'Sullivan.
(1945) Gérard Lenorman: French singer, born at the "Château de Bénouville", maternity hospital, to Madeleine Lenormand and Erich, an unknown musician German soldier (his song "Warum mein Vater?).
(1945) Yoshinori Ohsumi
(1945) Bertrand Landrieu: French senior official, prefect of the Ile-de-France and prefect of Paris (2002-2007).
(1945) Gerard Lenorman: French singer.
(1945) Bill Bergey: NFL Player.
(1945) Mia (Maria) Farrow in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Rosemary's Baby, Purple Rose of Cairo).
(1945) Gilles Barnett: French bookbinder and book restorer.
(1944) Derryn Hinch: Australian radio and television host.
(1944) Denis Dutton: Philosopher.
(1944) Alice Walker: American author, poet, feminist, and activist.
(1943) Joe Pesci: American actor, brash and diminutive who started with character roles as a tough gangster, phasing into sympathetic comedy parts.
(1943) Joseph Stiglitz: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1943) Joe Pesci in Newark: New Jersey, USA; actor (Half Nelson, Goodfellas).
(1943) Ryland Davies: Tenor.
(1943) Barbara Lewis: American vocalist ("Hello Stranger").
(1943) Jonny Nilsson: Sweden -- 10K speed skater (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1943) Squire Fridell in Oakland: California, USA; actor (Rosetti and Ryan).
(1943) James King in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; basketball player (Olympics-gold-1968).
(1942) Carole King: American singer and songwriter, a recording artist of soft-rock, jazz-based acoustic sound with an emphasis on lyrics.
(1942) Halley's Comet
(1942) François Jauffret: French tennis player who holds the record for most ties played for the France Davis Cup team with 35, between 1964 and 1978.
(1942) Charlie Morrow: Composer.
(1942) Peder Lunde Jr: Norway -- Yachtsman (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1942) Francois Jauffret
(1942) Carole King [Klein]: in Brooklyn, New York, USA; pianist/singer (Tapestry).
(1942) Marianna Hill: American actress mostly working in American television.
(1942) Milos Stedron: Composer.
(1941) Marianna Hill
(1941) Sheila James Kuehl: Politician / actress (Zelda-Dobie Gillis).
(1941) Sheila Kuehl: American actress lawyer LGBT rights activist and politician.
(1941) Little Tony: Italian-born Sammarinese pop singer and actor, who achieved success in Britain in the late 1950s and early 1960s, as the lead singer of Little Tony & His Brothers, before returning to Italy where he continued a successful career as a singer and film actor.
(1940) J M Coetzee
(1940) Brian Bennett (musician)
(1940) Hubert Burda: German art historian and publisher.
(1940) J Coetzee: South African novelist, essayist, linguist, translator and recipient of the 2003 Nobel Prize in Literature.
(1940) Brian Bennett in London: England; rock drummer (Shadows).
(1940) Ronnie Claire Edwards in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; actress (Corabeth - The Waltons, Eight Seconds, Sweet Bird of Youth).
(1940) J. M. Coetzee: Author.
(1940) Brian Bennett: English drummer and songwriter (The Shadows).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Janet Suzman: South Africa -- Actress (Dry White Season, Nuns on the Run).
(1939) Barry Mann: R&B singer (Who Put the Bomp in the Bomp Bomp Bomp).
(1937) Johnny Heartsman
(1937) Brian Wenham: Media consultant / journalist.
(1937) Johnny Sayles: American vocalist ("You Made Me Wiggle").
(1937) Luc Merklen: French sculptor of outsider art, known as Lucifugus.
(1937) Clete Boyer: American baseball player and manager (d. 2007).
(1936) Stompin' Connors: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2013).
(1936) Stompin' Tom Connors: Canadian country singer.
(1936) Barbara Young: English actress.

(1936) Stompin' Tom Connors: Musician.
(1936) Clive Swift: Liverpool, England -- Actor (Frenzy, Passage to India).
(1935) Lionel Fanthorpe: English-Welsh priest journalist and author.
(1935) Rev Lionel Fanthorpe: British pastor, entertainer, journalist, writer and paranormal investigator.
(1935) Paul Flynn: MP.
(1934) John Ziegler: Jr.
(1934) John A Ziegler Jr in Grosse Pointe: Michigan, USA; fourth NHL president (1977-92).
(1933) Loris Azzaro: Tunisian-French fashion designer (d. 2003).
(1933) Justice Johnson
(1933) Jo Ann Prentice: LPGA golfer.
(1933) Ronnie Edwards: American actress and singer.
(1933) John Michell: British writer, a New Age pioneer and author of the "The View Over Atlantis," along with other books on earth mysteries.
(1933) Countess of: Airlie.
(1933) Alfredo Köllner: Italian dancer.
(1933) Lord Williams: of Elvel.
(1932) Gerhard Richter: German visual artist.
(1932) Lucien Guichon
(1932) Tatsuro Hirooka: Japanese baseball player and manager.
(1932) Jean Arnulf: French singer-songwriter, known for his song "Point de vue" and anti-war songs.
(1931) Thomas Bernhard: Austrian novelist, playwright and poet.
(1931) Thomas Bernhard: Austrian novelist, playwright and poet.
(1931) Robert Morris: American artist, sculptor, painter in the minimalist style.
(1931) Xavier Benguerel: Composer.
(1931) Josef Masopust: Czech footballer and coach (d. 2015).
(1930) Garner Ted Armstrong: American evangelist (d. 2003).
(1930) Emil Petrovics: Composer.
(1930) Garner Armstrong: American evangelist and author (d. 2003).
(1930) Luigi Coluzzi: Italian-Australian boxer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Bill Barrett: American politician (Representative-Republican-Nebraska).
(1929) James Mulcro Drew: Composer.
(1929) A Antulay: Indian social worker and politician 8th Chief Minister of Maharashtra (d. 2014).
(1929) Antoine Labazuy: France sport Champion.
(1929) Clement Meadmore: Australian-American sculptor (d. 2005).
(1929) Willem Kersters Flemish composer (Parwati: Gospel Song).
(1928) Frank Frazetta: American painter and illustrator (d. 2010).
(1928) Artemio Calzavara: Italy sport Champion.
(1928) Roger Mudd: American journalist.
(1928) Rinus Michels: Dutch footballer and coach (d. 2005).

(1928) Roger Mudd in Washington DC: USA; news anchor (CBS Weekend News, NBC Evening News).
(1927) Jean Cuisenier: French anthropologist, a specialist in French and European Ethnology including Romania, popular traditions, and architecture.
(1927) Richard Miller: American executive and CEO in charge of Centerior Energy, an Ohio utilities company.
(1927) Donald Miller: CEO (Scottish Power).
(1927) Piero Rollo: Italy sport Champion.
(1927) Norman Adams: Painter / ceramic sculptor.
(1927) Richard Long: American historian and author (d. 2013).
(1926) Garret FitzGerald: Irish lawyer and politician 7th Taoiseach of Ireland (d. 2011).
(1926) Letitia Baldrige: Writer.
(1926) Francis Desclaux: France sport Champion.
(1925) John Cobb: American philosopher and theologian.
(1925) Vic Wertz: Baseball player.
(1925) Renaud Genière: French senior official, appointed Second Deputy Governor of the Bank of France in 1974, then Senior Deputy Governor the same year, a position he held until 1979 before becoming Governor until 1984.
(1925) Burkhard Heim: German physicist (Born 1925).
(1925) Nazareno Giannelli: Italy sport Champion.
(1924) George Guest: British Organist.
(1923) Jean Louis Constantin
(1923) Brendan Behan: Irish nationalist playwright noted for the black humor of his work.
(1923) Norman Shumway: American heart surgeon and a pioneer in heart transplant surgery.
(1923) Norman E Shumway: Michigan, United States -- Pioneer cardiac transplant surgeon.
(1923) Jean Constantin: French singer and songwriter, the composer of more than 300 songs.
(1923) Kathryn Grayson: North Carolina, United States -- Vocalist / actress (Anchors Aweigh, Kiss Me Kate).
(1923) Wilfried Craeynest: Belgian poet.
(1923) Pierre Tabatoni: French academic and education administrator, an associate professor of economics.
(1923) Tonie Nathan: American radio host producer and politician (d. 2014).
(1922) Kathryn Grayson: American singer and actress who has appeared onscreen from 1940.
(1922) Jacques Servier: French pharmacist, doctor, and businessman, he created Servier Laboratory (he was founder and president).
(1922) Pierre Warot: Arras physician.
(1922) Arnold Keyserling: German-born philosopher and psychologist and member of noted family, he was the son of Hermann Graf Keyserling and great-grandson of Otto von Bismarck.
(1922) Jim Laker: English cricketer and sportscaster (d. 1986).
(1922) C Nair: Indian businessman founded The Leela Palaces Hotels and Resorts (d. 2014).
(1921) Joseph Fontanet: French politician and minister, the leading member of Gaullist Movement Republic.
(1921) Yves Ciampi
(1921) B M Ducat-Amos: Air Commandant / director (RAF Nursing Service).
(1921) Charles Montgomery: Monteith publisher.
(1921) Michel Lapierre: Boulogns sur Mer physician.
(1921) Eusebio Castigliano: Italian soccer player.
(1920) Fred Allen: New Zealand rugby player and coach (d. 2012).
(1920) Robert Keller: Oakland Military man.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) John Abramovic: American athlete, pro basketball for two seasons, from 1946.
(1917) Lois Lang-Sims: British travel writer who also co-authored and edited Letters to Lalage, a collection of correspondence with her mentor, the English writer Charles Williams.
(1917) Moon Mullen: American baseball and basketball player (d. 2013).
(1916) Pascal Monod: Bordeaux physician.
(1916) Carla Candiani: Italian actress, who died in Anagni on 2 July 2005.
(1916) Tex Hughson: American baseball player (Born 1916).
(1915) Lennard Pearce: English actor (Born 1915).
(1915) de Jenlis: Amiens Military man.
(1915) Andre Brunaud: France sport Champion.
(1914) Gypsy Rose Lee: Seattle, Washington -- Stripper (or 0109 or 0208).

(1914) Ernest Tubb: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1984).
(1914) Max Manus: Resistance fighter.
(1914) Bill Veeck: American baseball executive (Born 1914).
(1914) Gypsy Lee: American world famous strip-tease artist, later appearing in film and TV.
(1914) Chic Murray: Canadian politician 2nd Mayor of Mississauga (d. 1984).
(1914) Ralph Herman: Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- Orchestra leader (Circus Time).
(1914) Bill Justice: American animator and director (d. 2011).
(1914) Bill "Rhymes with Wreck" Veeck: Baseball club owner.
(1914) Bill Justice in Ohio: USA; joined Disney studio 1937, animator, programmer, parade designer, Imagineer, designer of attrations at Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and Tokyo Disneyland, retired 1979, author of Justice for Disney (1992), named a Disney Legend 1996.
(1913) Johann Petursson
(1913) Erwin Félix Lewy-Bertaut
(1913) Leo van der Kar: Masseur / businessman / founder (Sports funds).
(1913) Claude Lepape: French photo-realist painter in trompe l'oeil, who died in Villiers-le-Morhier on 2 June 1994.
(1912) Ginette Leclerc: French film actress who appeared in nearly 90 films between 1932 and 1978.
(1912) Futabayama Sadaji: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 35th Yokozuna (Born 1912).
(1912) Dutch Dietz: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies between 1940 and 1943.
(1912) Hubert William: Dean air armaments specialist.
(1911) William Darby: American World War II Army officer (d. 1945).
(1911) David Walker: Scottish Canadian novelist.
(1911) Eustace Wenworth: Roskill law lord.
(1911) Pietro Buscaglia: Italy sport Champion.
(1910) Jacques Monod: French biologist who was awarded a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1965, sharing it with François Jacob and Andre Lwoff "for their discoveries concerning genetic control of enzyme and virus synthesis".
(1910) Jacques Monod: French biologist who was awarded a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1965, sharing it with François Jacob and Andre Lwoff "for their discoveries concerning genetic control of enzyme and virus synthesis".

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Carmen Miranda: Portuguese-American actress known as "the Brazilian Bombshell," flamboyant over-the-top but with an irresistible force of personality.
(1909) Carmen Miranda: Portuguese-American actress known as "the Brazilian Bombshell," flamboyant over-the-top but with an irresistible force of personality.
(1909) Rob-Vel : French cartoonist, known as Rob-Vel, his pen-name.
(1909) Dean Rusk: American colonel and politician 54th United States Secretary of State (d. 1994).
(1909) John Eustace Theodore Brancker: Lawyer / parliamentarian.
(1909) Harald Genzmer: German composer and academic (d. 2007).
(1909) Carmen Miranda [Maria do Carmo Miranda Da Cunha] Marco de Canavezes Portugal: vocalist/actress (Copacabana, Date With Judy).
(1909) Heather Angel: Oxford, England -- Actress (Informer, Last of Mohicans).
(1909) Carlo Buscaglia: Italy sport Champion.
(1908) Michel Hamelet: La Ciotat Journalist.

(1908) Jackie Fields: United States -- Featherweight boxer (1924 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1907) Aubrey "Dit": Clapper NHL hall of famer (Boston Bruins).
(1907) Trường Chinh: Vietnamese politician 4th President of Vietnam (d. 1988).
(1907) Harold Coxeter: English-Canadian mathematician and academic (d. 2003).
(1906) André Kostolany: Hungarian-French economist and journalist (d. 1999).
(1906) Andre Kostolany: stock market expert and speculator (d. 1999).
(1906) Guido Martina: Italian-American artist, cartoonist and animator who invented the character of Pecos Bill for Disney.
(1906) Gwen Catley: British soprano.
(1905) Andre Camel: France sport Champion.
(1904) Karel Bossart: Belgian engineer.
(1904) Augusto Rodriguez: Puetro Rican music composer and chorus director.
(1903) Franco Cortese: Italy sport Champion.
(1903) Wilma Baird: American astrologer, a pro in Philadelphia for over 50 years, beginning her study in 1939.
(1903) Georg Trexler: composer.
(1902) Gertrud Scholtz-Klink: German Nazi, the Women's League leader in the Third Reich who emphasized Nazi slogan, "children, church, kitchen.
(1902) Gabriel Péri: French Communist journalist and politician, and member of the French Resistance.
(1902) Blanche Calloway: US vocalist / dancer (12 Clouds of Joy).
(1902) Robert Treno: Vias Journalist.
(1902) Chester H Lauck: Allene, Arkansas -- Actor (Dreaming Out Loud, 2 Weeks to Live).
(1902) Jean Moreau: St-Quentin Military man.
(1901) Brian Donlevy: Irish-born American actor and producer (d. 1972).
(1901) James Murray: American actor (d. 1936).
(1901) Brian Donlevy Portadown Ireland actor (Barbary Coast: Glass Key, Wake Island, Dangerous Assignment).

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