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Famous Birthdays of 9 June

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

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2010 - Today

(2010) Evancredible : Vine Star.

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Stella McDermott: American noted family, first daughter and second child of Tori Spelling and her husband.
(2005) Nyla Lewis: American child of noted father, Aaron Lewis, lead singer for the musical group Staind and his wife Vanessa.
(2004) Loreto Peralta: Movie Actress.
(2004) Jillian Estell: Movie Actress.
(2001) Xolo Mariduena: TV Actor.
(2000) Kaeli Ware: Reality Star.
(2000) Travis Atwood: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Pryce Watkins: Rapper.
(1998) Luis Alonso: YouNow Star.
(1997) Anastasia Karanikolaou: Vine Star.
(1996) Zac Vran: Dancer.
(1996) Remi Baker: Instagram Star.
(1994) Keaton Speirs: YouTube Star.
(1994) Lee Hyeri: South Korean singer and actress (Girl's Day).
(1993) Sarah Belle: YouTube Star.
(1993) Danielle Chuchran: Movie Actress.
(1993) Xavier Serrano: Model.

(1992) Yannick Agnel: French swimmer his parents wanted to call him Alexandre, but these amateur tennis players finally chose Yannick, inspired by Yannick Noah.
(1992) Lucien Laviscount: TV Actor.
(1992) Pietro Lombardi: German singer, winner of "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" ("Germany Superstar Search").
(1992) Boyd Cordner: Australian rugby player.
(1991) Abraham Joseph Groening: Son of Simpson creator Matt Groening.
(1991) Dmitry Garanin: YouTube Star.
(1990) Matthias Mayer
(1990) Lauren Socha: English actress.
(1990) Lizz Tayler: American pornographic actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Tanya Burr: YouTube Star.
(1989) Julie Bresset: French mountain bike racer, she won the Gold medal at the 2012 Olympics.
(1989) Logan Browning: Movie Actress.
(1989) Chloë Agnew: Irish singer (Celtic Woman).
(1989) Nina Kodaka: Japanese-Filipino television host.
(1989) Dídac Vilà: Spanish footballer.
(1989) Dan Clermont: Guitarist.
(1989) Chloe Agnew: Irish singer (Celtic Woman).
(1988) Mae Whitman: American actress and voice actress.
(1988) Sokratis Papastathopoulos: Greek football player.

(1988) Sara Isakovic: Slovenian swimmer.
(1988) Sara Isaković: Slovenian swimmer.
(1987) Alana Zimmer
(1987) Rheagan Wallace: American actress and producer.
(1987) Jaan Mölder: Estonian race car driver.
(1987) Sofía Lama: Mexican actress.
(1987) Timmy Trumpet: DJ.
(1987) Jeffrey Curley: American homicide, a boy killed by sexual predators at the age of ten.
(1986) Daniel Logan (American actor)
(1986) Adamo Ruggiero: Canadian actor.
(1986) Karan Wahi: Indian actor.
(1986) Ashley Postell: American gymnast.
(1986) Yadier Pedroso: Cuban baseball player (d. 2013).
(1986) Kary Ng: Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actress (Cookies and Ping Pung).
(1986) Doug Legursky: American football player.
(1986) Kevin Borg: Maltese-Swedish singer.
(1985) Sonam Kapoor: Indian actress.
(1985) Debora Salvalaggio
(1985) Richard Kahui: New Zealand All Black rugby player.
(1985) Sebastian Telfair: American basketball player.
(1985) Anthimos Ananiadis: Greek actor.
(1985) Jon Nørgaard: Danish singer-songwriter.
(1984) Wesley Sneijder: Soccer Player.
(1984) Rafi Fine: YouTube Star.
(1984) Yulieski Gourriel: Cuban baseball player.
(1984) Kaleth Morales: Colombian vallenato singer and songwriter (d. 2005).
(1984) Jake Newton: Guyanese footballer.
(1984) Asko Paade: Estonian basketball player.
(1984) Masoud Shojaei: Iranian football player.
(1984) Aruni Kashyap: Indian poet.
(1983) Alektra Blue: American porn actress and model.
(1983) Firas Al Khatib: Syrian football player.
(1983) Jim Tang: Hong Kong actor.
(1983) Theodora: Princess Theodora of Greece and Denmark.
(1983) Alex Templeton-Ward: English singer-songwriter bass player and poet.
(1983) Firas Al-Khatib: Syrian footballer.
(1983) Danny Richar: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1983) Marina Lizorkina: Russian singer and dancer (Serebro).
(1983) Dwayne Jones: American basketball player.
(1983) Josh Cribbs: American football player.
(1983) Erin Cafaro: American rower.
(1982) Daphne Rosen
(1982) Christina Stürmer: Austrian singer-songwriter.
(1982) Tadatoshi Fujimaki
(1982) Andrew Walker: Canadian actor.
(1982) Steve Zaragoza: YouTube Star.
(1982) Amber Yoder: Miss Indiana Teen USA (1997).
(1982) Thomas Aldridge: English actor.
(1982) Yoshito Ōkubo: Japanese footballer.
(1982) Christina Sturmer: Austrian singer.
(1981) Natalie Portman: American / Israeli movie actress (Natalie was inspired to his father by Bécaud's song).
(1981) Estefania Iglesias
(1981) Anoushka Shankar: English-born sitarist, daughter of Ravi Shankar.
(1981) Parinya Charoenphol: Thai boxer model and actress.
(1981) Vic Zhou: Taiwanese actor, singer and model.
(1981) Vic Chou: Taiwanese actor and singer (F4).
(1981) Sara Tommasi: Italian actress and model.
(1980) Anthony Geslin: French road bicycle racer, who became a professional in 2002 when he signed with the Bonjour team.
(1980) Marcin Wasilewski
(1980) Kana Ueda: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1980) Lehlohonolo Seema: South African football player.
(1980) Timothy Glanfield: English journalist and author.
(1980) Paul Preiss: American model and actor.
(1980) Mike Fontenot: American baseball player.
(1980) James DeBello: American actor.
(1980) Nikolai Novosjolov: Estonian fencer.
(1980) Navid Akhavan: Iranian-German actor.
(1980) D'banj : Nigerian singer, songwriter and harmonica player.
(1980) Udonis Haslem: American basketball player.
(1980) Chaosxsilencer : YouTube Star.
(1980) Piff the Magic Dragon: Magician.
(1980) Bachir Boumaaza: YouTube Star.
(1980) David Williams
(1980) Navíd Akhavan: Iranian-German actor and singer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Andrew W Walker (actor)
(1979) Emilie Loit
(1979) Sarah-Laure Estragnat
(1979) Akiko Kobayashi: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1979) Andrew Walker: Canadian actor and producer.
(1979) Chris Tilton: American composer and conductor.
(1979) Émilie Loit: French tennis player who rose to fame when she played against American superstar Serena Williams before losing 6–3, 6–7, 5–7 in a tough first round 2003 Australian Open match.
(1979) Jasper Redd: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1979) Amanda Lassiter: American basketball player.
(1979) Ryoko Kuninaka: Japanese actress and singer.

(1979) Dario Dainelli: Italian footballer.
(1979) Rachel Sylvia: American teenager who lived in the cult camp of David Koresh from the time she was four, when her mom joined.
(1978) Matthew Bellamy: English vocalist, guitarist, pianist and songwriter (Muse).
(1978) Michaela Conlin: American actress.
(1978) Fernando Neves
(1978) Miroslav Klose: German football player, he has been holding the record of goals in world cups since July 2014 (Rio World Cup) with 16 goals (Ronaldo scored only 15 goals).
(1978) Shandi Finnessey: American model and actress Miss USA 2004.
(1978) Heather Mitts: American soccer player.
(1978) Eric Papilaya: Austrian singer.
(1978) Lucia Povraznikova: Miss Slovak Republic Universe (1997).
(1978) Elizabeth Reid: Fairfax, Virginia -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Brian Wade: American actor model and physical trainer.
(1978) Hayden Schlossberg: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1977) Peja Stojakovic: Serbian basketball player.
(1977) Roopa Mishra: Indian civil servant.
(1977) Peja Stojaković: Croatian-Greek basketball player.
(1977) Ameesha Patel: Indian actress and producer.
(1977) Usman Afzaal: Pakistani-English cricketer.
(1977) Amisha Patel: Indian actress.
(1977) Zephnad Wattimury: Dutch soccer player (FC Groningen).
(1977) Olin Kreutz: American football player.
(1976) Amisha Patel
(1976) Loïc Corbery
(1975) Paul Agostino: Australian soccer striker (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996).
(1975) Jennifer Mullin: American homicide victim, she was raped and then strangled to death on January 30, 1993 in Rockland, MA, Mullen was last seen alive leaving a party in the early hours of the day, with William Jewett, Jr.
(1975) Carolyne Lepage: Montreal, Quebec -- 48 kg judoka (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Otto Addo: German-Ghanaian footballer and manager.
(1975) Jeff Saturday: American football player.
(1975) Stéphane Degout: French baritone opera singer, recitalist and concert singer.
(1975) Andrew Symonds: English-Australian cricketer.
(1974) Randy Winn: American baseball player.
(1974) Jana Nejedly: Prague, Czechoslovakia -- Canadian tennis player (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Jon Harris: Defensive end (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1974) Samoth : Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Emperor Zyklon and Scum).
(1973) Magalie Madison
(1973) Tedy Bruschi: American athlete, a pro football player drafted by the New England Patriots in 1996.
(1973) Frédéric Choffat: Swiss director producer and cinematographer.
(1973) Laura Ponte: Spanish model and member (by marriage) of the Spanish Royal Family.
(1973) Grant Marshall: Mississauga, Ontario -- NHL right wing (Dallas Stars).
(1973) John Gilpatrick: American hockey player who recovered from his second severe hockey-related spinal chord injury to walk again.
(1973) Frederic Choffat: Swiss film director.
(1973) Chris Villarrial: Center / guard (Chicago Bears).
(1973) Aigars Apinis: Latvian discus thrower and shot putter.
(1973) Iain Lee: English comedian and television host.
(1973) Orlondo Steinauer: CFL cornerback (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1972) Wes Scantlin
(1972) Steven Salter: CFL offensive linebacker (Toronto Argonauts).
(1972) Tomoe Hanba: Japanese voice actress.
(1972) Matt Horsley: Australian footballer and coach.
(1972) Wardell Rouse: NFL linebacker (Tampa Bay Bucs).
(1971) Jean Galfione: French athlete, the Pole Vault Olympic Gold Medal champion on 3 August 1996 at Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
(1971) Gilles De Bilde: Belgian footballer and sportscaster.
(1971) Jackie McKeown: Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Yummy Fur and 1990s).
(1971) Joey Gullion: Gallopolis, Ohio -- Nike golfer (NIKE SC Classic-18th).
(1971) Roderick Lewis: NFL tight end (Houston / Tennessee Oilers).
(1971) Rick Renstrom: American guitarist.
(1970) Stéphane Plaza: French TV host and presenter, and estate agent, son of Raymond Plaza, professional cyclist racer.
(1970) Harry Van Hofwegen: CFL defensive tackle (BC Lions).
(1970) Erika Miklósa: Hungarian soprano.
(1970) Russ Romaniuk: Winnipeg, Manitoba -- NHL left wing (Philadelphia Flyers).
(1970) Erika Miklosa: Hungarian coloratura soprano.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Josh Hamilton (actor)
(1969) Nick Kiriazis: American actor.
(1969) Florence Kuntz
(1969) Eric Wynalda: American soccer player coach and sportscaster.
(1969) David Cage
(1969) Keith Alex: NFL guard (Minn Vikings).
(1969) Tina Harmon: American homicide victim, age 12 when she was abducted by Robert Buell on 10/29/1981.
(1969) Mitch McLee [Douglas Lee Mitchell] in Miles: Michigan, USA; drummer (Southgang).
(1969) André Racicot: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1968) Eddie Marsan

(1968) Niki Bakoyianni: Greek high jumper and coach.
(1968) Tom Rouen: NFL punter (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1967) Jian Ghomeshi: Canadian broadcaster, writer, musician and producer of Iranian descent who was raised in Thornhill, Ontario.
(1967) Robert Reading: Buffalo, New York -- 110m hurdler.
(1967) Richard Cooey: American convicted murderer and rapist (Born 1967).
(1967) Rubén Maza: Venezuelan runner.
(1967) Ruben Maza: Venezuelan long-distance runner.
(1967) Samantha Strong: American porn actress.
(1966) Tamela J Mann
(1966) Jan Vayne: Dutch musician, an extremely popular pianist.
(1966) Colombe Schneck
(1966) Anthony Martino: CFL punter (Calgary Stampeders).
(1966) Tamela Mann: Movie Actress.
(1965) Michelle Francis Bird: Campaigner.
(1965) Jeff Williams: Santa Monica, California -- Beach volleyballer (1996 Olympics).
(1965) Dorinda Medley: Reality Star.
(1964) Gloria Reuben: Canadian-American actress singer and producer.
(1964) Wayman Tisdale: American basketball player and smooth jazz bassist (d. 2009).
(1964) Slaid Cleaves: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1964) Hiroko Yakushimaru: Japanese actress and singer.
(1964) Rajesh Hamal: Movie Actor.
(1964) Michael Morgan: American thief who was given ten years in prison after a 1982 burglary and an additional ten years after a 1989 burglary.
(1963) Johnny Depp: American actor and director, a baby-faced heart throb who began as a guitar player with the "Rock City Angels" when he made a screen debut in "Nightmare on Elm Street.
(1963) Wolfgang Maria Bauer
(1963) Tatjana Simic
(1963) David Koepp: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Johnny Depp in Queensboro: Kentucky, USA; actor (21 Jump Street, Pirates of the Caribbean).
(1963) Gilad Atzmon: Israeli-English saxophonist author and activist (The Blockheads).
(1962) Ken Rose: American football player.
(1962) Yuval Banai: Israeli musician and singer (Mashina).
(1962) Manuel Dias: French-Portuguese coach driver, he was the first victim of the terrorists attacks in Paris, near the Stade de France.
(1962) Eddie Lundon: rocker (China Crisis - "Christian").
(1962) Yuval Banay: Israeli singer-songwriter and guitarist (Mashina).
(1961) Michael J Fox: Canadian-born actor.
(1961) Aaron Sorkin: American screenwriter producer and playwright.
(1961) Didier Bienaimé
(1961) Michael Fox: Canadian-American actor.
(1961) Thomas Benson: American football player.
(1960) Steve Paikin: Canadian journalist and author.
(1960) Troy Landry: Reality Star.
(1960) Nancy Taylor: San Francisco, California -- LPGA golfer (1994 Rochester International-54th).
(1960) Bernard Cogniaux: Belgian actor, writer, director, and drama teacher at the Royal Conservatory of Mons.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Peter Fowler: Hornsby, NSW -- Australasia golfer.
(1958) John Dukakis: American music producer and noted family, the son of Kitty Dukakis and her first husband, a Utah businessman.
(1958) Agustín Carstens
(1958) Donald Michael Santini: Massachusetts, United States -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
(1958) David Ancrum: American basketball player and coach.
(1957) TD Jakes: Religious Leader.
(1957) Randy Read: English crystallographer and academic.
(1957) Elly van Holly: Running star (3k indoor world record).
(1957) Bruno Landolt: Fascinated by astrology since youth, he passed the education as astrological psychologist at the API, certified in December 6, 1996.
(1956) Patricia Cornwell: American journalist and author.

(1956) Marcella De Palma: Italian journalist and television host, who died in Rome on 8 March 2000.
(1955) Teddy Eccles: American child actor working steadily in commercials and films for ten years, a natural.
(1955) Yves Bigot
(1955) Didier Bellens: Belgian businessman.
(1955) Stephen Pewsey: English historian.
(1955) Wolfgang Schilling: German footballer.
(1954) John Hagelin
(1954) Pete Byrne Bath England: Rocker (Naked Eyes).
(1954) George Pérez: American author and illustrator.
(1954) Elizabeth May: American-Canadian environmentalist lawyer and politician.
(1954) Gregory Maguire: American author.
(1954) George Perez: American comic book artist.
(1954) Paul Chapman: Welsh guitarist and songwriter (UFO Lone Star and Skid Row).
(1954) Edoardo Agnelli: Italian noted family member; Edoardo was the only son of Gianni; he was found dead at the age of 46 on November 15, 2000, a probable suicide.
(1953) Ken Navarro: Italian-American guitarist and composer.
(1952) Gaye Nelson: American child actress, a cast member on the TV series "The Waltons" when she was a kid.
(1952) Billy Knight: American basketball player.
(1952) Uzi Hitman: Israeli singer-songwriter (d. 2004).
(1952) Bülent Ersoy: Turkish actress and singer.
(1951) Lorris Murail
(1951) Jean-Frantz Taittinger
(1951) Brian Taylor (basketball)
(1951) Jean-Claude Viollet
(1951) James Newton Howard: American film composer.
(1951) Françoise Nyssen: French-Belgian editor, director of the publishing house "Actes Sud".
(1951) Dave Parker baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates: National League Most Valuable Player 1978).
(1951) Michael Cronan: American graphic designer and academic (d. 2013).
(1951) James Howard: American composer conductor and producer.
(1951) Dave Parker: American baseball player and coach.
(1951) Telangana Shakuntala: Indian actress (d. 2014).
(1951) Brian Taylor: American basketball player, a guard who played with the New York Nets (ABA) (1972–1976), Kansas City Kings (1976–1977), Denver Nuggets (1977–1978), and San Diego Clippers (1978–1982).
(1951) Reinhard Schmitz: German footballer.
(1950) Trevor Bolder: English bass player songwriter and producer (Uriah Heep The Spiders from Mars and Cybernauts) (d. 2013).
(1950) Giorgos Kastrinakis: Greek-American basketball player.
(1950) Fred Jackson: American football player and coach.
(1950) David Troughton: English actor.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Doug Henderson (politician)
(1949) Kiran Bedi: Politician.
(1949) Douglas Henderson: British MP.
(1948) André Juillard: French comic book creator, whose notable works include Les Sept Vies de l'Épervier (1983–1991) and Arno (1983–1997).
(1948) Nathaniel Rosen in Altadena: California, USA; cellist (Tchaikovsky Gold 1978).
(1948) Gudrun Schyman: Swedish social worker and politician.
(1948) Jim Bailey: NCAA punter (most punts in season-101, Va Milt Academy).
(1947) Françoise Demulder: French war photographer, who in 1976 became the first woman to win the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year award.
(1947) Angus Houston: Australian senior officer of the Royal Australian Air Force.
(1947) John Gurda: American historian and author.

(1947) Howie Chizek: American radio host (d. 2012).
(1947) Mick Box: English guitarist (Uriah Heep).
(1946) Kenneth Adelman: American government official, appointed in January 1983 by President Reagan as Director of the U.S.
(1946) James Kelman: Influential Scottish writer of novels, short stories, plays, and political essays.
(1946) Giulio di Sant'Agata: Italian politician and diplomat Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1946) Peter Kilfoyle: English educator and politician.
(1946) Deyda Hydara: Gambian journalist and publisher co-founded The Point (d. 2004).
(1946) Sandra Lielke: American family trauma, the daughter of Lorraine Lielke by her first marriage.
(1945) Luis Ocaña: Spanish cyclist (d. 1994).
(1945) Faina Myelink: USSR -- Discus thrower (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1945) Nike Wagner: German art festival director.
(1945) Luis Ocana: Spanish athlete, a champion cyclist.
(1944) Christine Goitschel: French alpine skier, Marielle's sister, she won a gold medal in slalom and a silver one in giant slalom at the 1964 Olympics.
(1944) Brigid Bazlen: Wisconsin, United States -- Actress (Pam-Too Young to go Steady).
(1944) Wally Gabler: American football player and sportscaster.
(1944) Christiane Goitschel
(1944) Viscount Craigavon
(1944) Janric Craig: 3rd Viscount Craigavon English accountant and politician.
(1944) 23 puppies (record litter) born to Lena: a foxhound, Ambler, Pennsylvania, USA.
(1943) Charles Saatchi: Iraqi-English businessman co-founded Saatchi & Saatchi.
(1943) Hugh King: American homicide victim, he was killed in a house that was burned down by his former girl-friend's jealous lover, who had kidnapped the girl September 1976.
(1943) Kenny Barron: American pianist and educator (Sphere).
(1943) John Fitzpatrick: English race car driver.
(1943) Joe Haldeman: American science fiction author.
(1943) Joe [William] Haldeman: United States -- Sci-fi author (Hugo, Nebula, Worlds Apart).
(1942) Michel Cazenave: French philosopher and writer, specializing in the work of Carl Gustav Jung.
(1942) Anton Burghardt: German footballer and manager.
(1942) Nicholas Lloyd: Editor (Daily Express).
(1941) Harley Reagan
(1941) Jon Lord: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Deep Purple Paice Ashton Lord The Flower Pot Men and The Artwoods) (d. 2012).
(1941) Billy Hatton: Rocker.
(1941) Peter Wilson: CEO (Gallaher).
(1941) Harley Swiftdeer: American Indian medicine man who does seminars and lectures on the old lore and traditions.
(1940) Dick Vitale: United States -- Sportscaster (ESPN, ABC "Oh Baby!").
(1940) André Vallerand: Canadian businessman and politician.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Lorenzo Necci: Italian attorney, degree in 1961.
(1939) Bradford (United Kingdom)
(1939) Michel Lang: French film and television director, best remembered for his comedy films in the late 1970s and 1980s.
(1939) Ileana Cotrubaș: Romanian soprano and actress.
(1939) Charles Webb: American author and illustrator.
(1939) David Hobbs: English race car driver and sportscaster.
(1939) Derek Hunt: CEO (MFI Furniture Group).
(1939) Eric Fernie: Scottish historian and academic.
(1939) Ileana Cotrubas: Romanian soprano.
(1939) Dick Vitale: American sportscaster.

(1938) Charles Wuorinen: American composer and educator.
(1938) Charles Wuorinen in New York City: New York, USA; composer (Pulitzer 1980).
(1938) Peter Sanders: CEO (Commission for Racial Equality).
(1938) Anne Kenny: Mudgee, NSW -- Golfer (1968, 71 Australian Champ).
(1938) Giles Havergal: Scottish theatre director, actor, and playwright.
(1938) Jeremy Hardie: English economist and businessman.
(1937) Jake Jacobs: American baseball player, a right-handed outfielder with the Washington Senators/Minnesota Twins between 1960 and 1961.
(1937) Harald Rosenthal: German hydrobiologist and academic.
(1936) Francis Lemaire
(1936) Innsbruck (Austria)
(1936) Mick O'Dwyer: Irish footballer and manager.
(1936) George Radda: Hungarian chemist and academic.
(1936) Jackie Mason: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1935) Dutch Savage: American wrestler and promoter (d. 2013).
(1935) Diana Van Der Vlis: Actress (Lovespell, Girl in Black Stockings).
(1934) Jackie Wilson: American soul singer-songwriter and performer.
(1934) Michael Mates: English colonel and politician.
(1934) Joe Santos in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (The Rockford Files, AKA Pablo, Shamus).
(1934) Helga Haase: German FR, 500m speed skater (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1934) Jackie Wilson in Detroit: Michigan, USA; singer ("Lonely Teardrops").
(1934) Wild Jimmy Spruill: Blues guitarist.
(1934) Pal Karolyi: Composer.
(1933) Richard Artison: American politician; a policeman and sheriff who waged an unsuccessful bid to be the mayor of Milwaukee, WI in 1996.
(1933) Al Cantello: American javelin thrower and coach.
(1933) Don Young: (Rep-R-AK, 1973- ).
(1933) Dick Orkin in Williamsport: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Tim Conway Show).
(1933) Patrick Symons: British Vice-Admiral.
(1932) Jack Imel: American musician and dancer, he played marimba and percussion specialty instruments and tap-danced his way into American homes on the long-running Lawrence Welk show.
(1932) Douglas Smith: CEO (Acas).
(1932) Richard Knowlton: American executive and CEO of Hormel, a meat packing retailer.
(1931) Françoise Arnoul: Algerian-born French actor, made his onscreen debut in 1949.
(1931) Nandini Satpathy: Indian author and politician 8th Chief Minister of Odisha (d. 2006).
(1931) Joe Santos: American actor.
(1931) Bill Virdon: 2nd baseman (St. Louis Cardinals) / Manager (New York Yankees).
(1930) Barbara (singer)
(1930) Jordi Pujol: Spanish politician, the President of the autonomous government of Catalunya, Spain in 1987.
(1930) Marvin Kalb: NYC, New York -- Educator / newscaster (CBS / NBC, Meet the Press).
(1930) Barbara : French singer and pianist, nicknamed "la longue dame brune" and famous for having composed the songs "Göttingen" (inspired by this town where she gave some concerts in 1964, just after the reconciliation treaty), "Marienbad", and "L'Aigle Noir" (which sold twenty four thousand copies in twelve hours).
(1930) Jordi Soley: Spanish physician and politician 126th President of the Generalitat de Catalunya.
(1930) Malcolm Gambill: American civil engineer and CEO of Harsco, a diversified industrial company.
(1930) Lin[wood] [Vrooman] Carter: United States -- Sci-fi author (Thongor of Lemuria).
(1930) Ragnhild : Norwegian royalty (married name Lorentzen), the eldest child of King Olav V of Norway and Princess Märtha of Sweden.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Johnny Ace: American rhythm and blues singer (d. 1954).
(1929) Keith A St H Gardner: Jamaica -- 4x400m runner (1960 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1929) Eric Weil: Swiss astrologer, practiced in Geneva, died in 2010.
(1929) Robert E Badham: (Rep-R-California, 1977- ).
(1928) Jackie Mason: American comedian known for his satiric wit.
(1928) R Gruffydd: Welsh critic and academic (d. 2015).
(1928) Pierre Sansot: French novelist, anthropologist, philosopher and sociologist.
(1928) Geraint Gruffydd: Director (University of Wales Centre for Welsh Studies).
(1927) André Maman
(1927) Franco Donatoni: Composer.

(1927) Norman Sisisky: (Rep-D-Virginia, 1983- ).
(1927) Helmut Zilk: Austrian journalist and politician in the Austrian Social Democratic Party.
(1927) Jim Nolan: American basketball player (d. 1983).
(1926) Happy Rockefeller: American socialite, the wife of Nelson Rockefeller with whom she had two sons.
(1926) Roy Smalley: Shortstop (Cubs, Braves, Phillies, Twins, Yankees).
(1926) Mona Freeman in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; actress (Black Beauty, Dear Wife, Heiress).
(1926) : American singer and bass player (d. 2010).
(1925) Jérôme Lindon
(1925) Keith Laumer: American U.S.
(1925) Guy Penne
(1925) Herman Sarkowsky: German-American businessman and philanthropist co-founded the Seattle Seahawks (d. 2014).
(1925) Roy Hughes: MP.
(1924) Herbert Pohle: Germany Actor.
(1924) Ed Farhat: American wrestler and manager (d. 2003).
(1924) Tony Britton: Birmingham, England -- Actor (Day of Jackal, Girl in my Soup).
(1924) Peter Heatly: CEO (Commonwealth Games Federation).
(1924) Christine Goitschel: France -- Slalom (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1924) Ed Farhat (''The Sheik''): American professional wrestler (d. 2003).
(1923) Gerald Götting: German politician (d. 2015).
(1922) George Axelrod: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 2003).
(1922) Fernand Seguin: Canadian biochemist and academic (d. 1988).
(1922) Pierre Delebarre: French astrologer, author of the books "La Porte du ciel" (1981) and "L'Astrologie du verbe et l'alphabet cosmique" (1988).
(1922) John Gillespie Magee: Jr.
(1922) P G Beazley: MEP.
(1922) John Magee: Jr.
(1921) Brenda Frazier: American socialite, the "Debutante of the Year" in 1938.
(1921) Jean Lacouture: French historian, journalist and writer, famous for his biographies including the lives of Ho Chi Minh, Nasser, Léon Blum, De Gaulle, François Mauriac, Pierre Mendès-France, Mitterrand, Montesquieu, Montaigne, Malraux, Germaine Tillion, Champollion, Rivière, Stendhal and Kennedy.
(1921) Jerry Dunphy: American newscaster, a journalist for over 40 years.
(1921) Agnes Keleti: Hungary -- Gymnist (1952, 56 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1921) Arthur Hertzberg: American rabbi and scholar (d. 2006).
(1920) Pierre Lambert: French Trotskyist leader, who, for many years acted as the central leader of the French Courant Communiste Internationaliste (CCI) which founded the Parti des Travailleurs.
(1920) Isobel June Braybrooke English: Novellist.
(1920) Claude Desjardins: Le Mans Journalist.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Izaak Boleslavski: Russian chess player.
(1919) Michel Du: Nantes Writer.
(1918) Leonard Skeggs: Fremont Scientist.
(1918) Guy Lambert: St-Maur Journalist.
(1918) Philippe Monod-Broca: Angers physician.
(1918) John Hospers: American philosopher and Libertarian politician.
(1918) Rob de Vries: Dutch WWII resistance fighter / dir / actor (Ciske de Rat).
(1917) Eric Hobsbawm: Egyptian-English historian and author (d. 2012).
(1917) Byron White (Supreme Court justice)
(1917) Byron White: American jurist, a retired Supreme Court Justice, a former All-American and NFL football hero, Rhodes scholar and WW II naval intelligence officer.

(1916) Robert McNamara: American business executive, world bank president and government official who served as the Secretary of Defense from 1961 to 1968 during the Bay of Pigs and the Vietnam War.
(1916) Siegfried Graetschus: German SS officer (d. 1943).
(1916) Jurij Brězan: German soldier and author (d. 2006).
(1916) Robert S McNamara: US Secretary of Defense (1961-68) / head (World Bank).
(1915) Les Paul: American musician, a jazz guitarist and electric guitar's designer.
(1915) Jane Cowan: Cello teacher.
(1915) Jim McDonald: American football player and coach (d. 1997).
(1914) Jacques Fauvet
(1914) Michel Fourquet
(1914) Mimile Le Clown: Belgian clown.
(1914) Rebecca Boswell: American astrologer and writer.
(1914) Barbara Mullen: Boston, Massachusetts -- Actress (Thunder Rock, Innocent Sinners).
(1914) Hermann Haller: Composer.
(1913) Jean Pinatel: French teacher, author and criminologist.
(1913) Alida Margaretha Bosshardt: Lieutenant Colonel of Dutch Salvation Army.
(1913) Jean Nicolas: French soccer/football player.
(1912) Philip Simmons: American ornamental ironworker (d. 2009).
(1912) Ingolf Dahl: German-American pianist composer and conductor (d. 1970).
(1912) Edgar Evans: Tenor.
(1911) André Dewavrin
(1911) Terence Rattigan: British playwright, a master of the well-made play, a notable success from 1936, when he achieved his first London success with "French Without Tears.
(1911) Andr? Dewravain: Paris 16?me Military man.
(1911) Frederick Merrick: Irish musician, composer.
(1911) George Webb: British actor (d. 1998).
(1910) Robert Cummings: American actor, an eternal juvenile who was still youthful looking at 60.
(1910) Vbilmos Demian: Composer.
(1910) Geoffrey Musson: British General.
(1910) Ted Hicks: Australian public servant and diplomat Australian High Commissioner to New Zealand (d. 1984).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Robert Oelman: American business executive.
(1909) Fritz Ehrath: German military, member of the Nazi Party and a Lieutenant Colonel in the Waffen SS.
(1909) Jose Luis Lopez Aranguren: Philosopher.
(1908) Luis Kutner: US co-founder (Amnesty International), dies at age 84.
(1908) Branch McCracken: American basketball player and coach (d. 1970).
(1908) Robert Cummings: Joplin, Missouri -- Actor (Love that Bob, Dial M For Murder).
(1908) J F Williams-Wynne: Lord-Lieutenant (Gwynedd).
(1906) Tonio Selwart: Germany -- Actor (Barefoot Contessa, Naked Maja).
(1906) Robert Klark Graham: American eugenicist and entrepreneur (d. 1997).
(1906) Robert Graham: American eugenicist and businessman founded Repository for Germinal Choice (d. 1997).

(1905) Augusto Traxler: Italy Writer.
(1905) Walter Kraft: Composer.
(1904) Pierre Mondain: St-Maixent Military man.
(1903) Marcia Davenport: American author and music critic (Born 1903).
(1903) Felice Bonetto: Italy sport Champion.
(1902) Skip James: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1969).
(1901) Erich Rademacher: German swimmer and water polo player and breaststroke swimmer who competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics and in the 1932 Summer Olympics.
(1901) George Price: Cartoonist.
(1901) Marion Gering: Actress (Sarumba, Rumba, Ready for Love, 24 Hours).
(1900) José Gomes Ferreira
(1900) Prosper Cocquyt: Belgian brewer / pilot, dies at 54.
(1900) José Ferreira: Portuguese writer, a poet and a political activist.
(1900) Fred Waring: American singer bandleader and television host (Waring's Pennsylvanians) (d. 1984).

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