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Famous Birthdays of 9 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Sam Sheen: American child of noted parents, actor Charlie Sheen and actress Denise Richards, and granddaughter of actor Martin Sheen.
(2003) Eloise Webb: Movie Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) George Smith: Pop Singer.
(1999) Chance King: American noted family, the son of 64-year-old talk show host Larry King and his 38-year-old wife, Shawn Southwick-King, his fourth child and her second; their first child together.
(1999) Lil Jaxe: Rapper.
(1999) Victoria Vida: TV Actress.
(1997) Niamh Wilson: Movie Actress.
(1997) Liam Martin: Instagram Star.
(1996) Codrin Bradea: YouTube Star.
(1996) Darsheel Safary: Indian actor.
(1995) Cierra Ramirez: TV Actress.
(1995) Makenzie Dustman: Dancer.

(1995) Hikaru Ohsawa: Japanese actress.
(1994) Angeli Gonzales: Filipino actress.
(1994) JeromeASF : YouTube Star.
(1994) Kathryn Ann: YouTube Star.
(1993) Agust D
(1993) Larnell Cole: English footballer.
(1993) Min Yoongi: Rapper.
(1992) María Eugenia Suarez
(1992) Dianne Necio: Filipino model Binibining Pilipinas-International 2011.
(1992) Luis Armand Garcia: American actor.
(1992) Luis Garcia: TV Actor.
(1991) Brenna O'Brien: Voice Actor.
(1991) Domo Genesis: Rapper.
(1991) DavidParody : YouTube Star.
(1990) YG (rapper)
(1990) Daley Blind: Soccer Player.
(1990) Keenon Jackson: Rapper.
(1990) Aras Özbiliz: Turkish footballer.
(1990) Tatsuki Machida: Japanese figure skater.
(1990) Bilel Ifa: Tunisian footballer.
(1990) YG : American rapper.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Kim Tae-yeon: Pop Singer.
(1989) Klariza Clayton: TV Actress.
(1989) Mary Thomson: YouTube Star.
(1989) Taeyeon (Kim Tae-yeon): South Korean singer (Girls' Generation).
(1989) Yudai Chiba: Japanese actor.
(1989) Artem Borodulin: Russian figure skater.
(1989) Derick Dillard: Reality Star.
(1988) Elena Furiase
(1988) Alodia Gosiengfiao: Filipino model actress and singer.
(1987) Bow Wow: American rapper and actor.

(1986) Brittany Snow: American actress.
(1986) Svetlana Shkolina
(1986) Jana Jordan: American porn actress.
(1986) Chris Brown: American magician, started training in magic when he was 19, at a group called the Magic Garage.
(1985) Pastor Maldonado
(1985) Jesse Litsch: American baseball player.
(1985) Parthiv Patel: Indian cricket player.
(1985) Brent Burns: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Rachel Nabors: American illustrator.
(1985) Wretch 32: Rapper.
(1984) Julia Mancuso: American skier.
(1984) Larissa Costa
(1984) Joe Gilgun: English actor.
(1984) Simon Dominic
(1984) Nathan Owens: Soap Opera Actor.
(1984) Abdoulay Konko: French footballer.
(1984) Brian Cusworth: American basketball player.
(1983) Maite Perroni: Mexican singer (RBD).
(1983) Ioannis Masmanidis: German footballer.
(1983) Clint Dempsey: American footballer.
(1983) Bobby Campo: Movie Actor.
(1983) Wayne Simien: American basketball player.
(1982) Mirjana Lucic
(1982) Lady Isabella Hervey
(1982) Mirjana Lučić-Baroni: Croatian tennis player.
(1981) Lilou Fogli
(1981) Anders N?hr: Danish footballer.
(1981) Clay Rapada: American baseball player.
(1981) Antonio Bryant: American football player.
(1981) Chad Gilbert: Guitarist.
(1980) Matthew Gray Gubler: American actor.
(1980) Chingy : American rapper.
(1980) Trent Croad: Australian footballer.
(1980) Matt Barnes: Basketball Player.
(1980) Matthew Gubler: TV Actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Oscar Isaac: Movie Actor.
(1979) Melina Perez: American professional wrestler.
(1979) Patrice Curry: Reality Star.
(1979) Iryna Charnushenka-Stasiuk: Belarusian long jumper (d. 2013).
(1978) Camille de Pazzis
(1978) MickDeth : American bass player (Eighteen Visions Bleeding Through and Clear) (d. 2013).
(1978) Lucas Neill: Australian footballer.
(1977) Vincent Defrasne: French biathlete, who won a gold medal in the 12.
(1977) Jonathan Weinstein: American math champion.
(1977) Radek Dvorak in Tabor: Czechoslovakia; NHL left wing (Florida Panthers).

(1977) Ariane Sommer: German model, author, television presenter and actress.
(1977) Radek Dvořák: Czech ice hockey player.
(1977) Yamila Diaz-Rahi: Argentine supermodel.
(1976) Yamila Diaz
(1976) Vincent Desagnat
(1976) Noriaki Sugiyama
(1976) Yamila Diaz-Rahi: Argentinian model and actress.
(1976) Frédéric Mazzella: French entrepreneur, he founded "Comuto" (becoming "BlaBlacar"), a carpooling Company, in 2006.
(1976) Thor Halvorssen Mendoza: Venezuelan human rights activist.
(1976) Ben Mulroney: Canadian journalist and game show host.
(1975) Adonal Foyle: American basketball player; center, Warriors.
(1975) Chaske Spencer: American actor.
(1975) Plumb (singer)
(1975) Lisa Miskovsky
(1975) Roy Makaay: Dutch soccer player (Vitesse).
(1975) Didiayer Snyder: Australian model author and interior designer.
(1975) Juan Sebastian Veron: Argentine footballer.
(1975) Plumb : Pop Singer.
(1975) Renee Lyon: Vine Star.
(1975) Juan Verón: Argentinian footballer.
(1974) Sophie Schutt
(1974) Courtney Wagner: American noted family, the daughter and only child of Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner.
(1973) Rona Hartner
(1973) Josh LaRocca: WLAF quarterback (Rhein Fire).
(1973) Troy Bailey: WLAF defensive end (Scotland Claymores).
(1973) David Prinosil in Olmutz: Czechoslovakia; tennis star (1995 ATP Newport).
(1973) Liam Griffin: English racing driver and businessman.
(1973) Aaron Boone: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1972) Nathanaël de Rincquesen
(1972) Kerr Smith: American actor.
(1972) Jean Louisa Kelly: American actress.
(1972) Sara Nicole: Williams; Miss Washington-USA (1997).
(1972) Marcia M Griffith: Washington, DC -- Miss America - Maryland (1996).
(1972) Spencer Howson: Australian radio host.
(1972) Az : Rapper.
(1972) Jean Kelly: American actress.
(1971) Diego Torres: Argentinian singer-songwriter and actor.
(1971) Tagtrug Mukpo: Tibetan-American child of noted family.
(1971) Emmanuel Lewis: American actor and singer.
(1971) C-Murder : American rapper and actor.
(1971) Lou Benfatti: NFL defensive tackle (New York Jets).
(1971) Bev Oden in Millington: Tennessee, USA; volleyball middle blocker (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Bev Oden: Millington, Tennessee -- Volleyball middle blocker (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Emmanuel Lewis in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Webster).
(1971) Jiro Nihei: hockey goaltender (Team Japan 1998).
(1971) Sean Holcomb: NFL linebacker (New England Patriots).
(1970) Shannon Leto: American drummer and actor (30 Seconds to Mars).
(1970) Yoon Je-moon
(1970) Stephen Phillips: English lawyer and politician.
(1970) Naveen Jindal: Indian politician.
(1970) David Pietroni: Italian director and producer.
(1970) Martin Johnson: English rugby player.
(1970) David Guido Pietroni: Italian director and producer.
(1970) Melissa Rathburn-Nealy: US soldier (Iraqi POW).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Kimberly Guilfoyle: American attorney and media person, former wife of San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom.
(1969) Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf: American basketball player, a one-time basketball guard for the Sacramento Kings organization.
(1969) Rob Dukes: American musician (Exodus).
(1969) François Cusset: French writer, intellectual historian and Professor of American Civilisation at the University of Nanterre.
(1969) Stefie Shock: Canadian singer and songwriter.
(1969) Mahmoud Abdul Rauf NBA guard (Sacramento Kings: Denver Nuggets).
(1969) George Nimako: Canadian Football League safety (Toronto Argonauts).
(1969) Bryce Burnett NFL/WLAF tight end (Denver Broncos: Barcelona Dragons).
(1968) Youri Djorkaeff: French footballer, son of an international player (Jean Djorkaeff, with Russian-Polish origins) and born to an Armenian mother.
(1968) Brian Heidik: American reality show contestant winner of Survivor: Thailand.

(1968) Johnny Kelly: American drummer (Type O Negative Danzig A Pale Horse Named Death and Seventh Void).
(1967) Eric Flaim: American skater, a silver medallist in the 1500 meter Olympic race 2/1988.
(1967) Michael Kiselak: Canadian Football League corner (Toronto Argonauts).
(1967) Curt Schreiner in Albany: New York, USA; biathlete (Olympics-1994).
(1967) Eric Flaim in Pembroke: Massachusetts, USA; short track skater (Olympics-1994).
(1966) Michael Patrick MacDonald: American memorist.
(1966) Pascal Vahirua
(1966) Tony Lockett: Australian footballer.
(1966) Brendan Canty: American drummer for Washington D.C.
(1966) Michael MacDonald: American writer, the author of "All Souls: A Family History From Southie," published September 1999.
(1966) Louis Oliver: NFL safety (Miami Dolphins).
(1965) Gerald Brom
(1965) Brian Bosworth: American football player and actor.
(1965) Jim Lemley
(1965) Benito Santiago: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1965) Benito Santiago in Ponce: Puerto Rico; catcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1964) Juliette Binoche: French actress, dancer, and painter, a sweet, sensual leading lady and 1996 Oscar-winning French actress of "The English Patient.
(1964) Valérie Lemercier: French actress and humourist, director, writer and singer.
(1964) Hiner Saleem
(1964) Phil Housley: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1964) Paul Caligiuri
(1964) Steve Wilkos: American police officer and talk show host.
(1964) Herbert Fandel: German football referee.
(1964) Phil Housley in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; NHL defenseman (New Jersey Devils, Team USA Olympics-1998).
(1964) Aleksandr Puštov: Russian-Estonian footballer and manager.
(1963) Maurizio Stecca: Italian Olympic Gold Medal champion bantamweight boxer, the brother of boxer Loris Stecca.
(1963) Jean-Marc Vallée: Canadian director and screenwriter.
(1963) Ivan Henjak: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1963) David Pogue: American technology writer and TV science presenter.
(1963) Terry Mulholland: American baseball player.
(1963) Kent Ferguson in Cedar Rapids: Iowa, USA; diver (Olympics-1992, 1996).
(1963) Terry Mulholland in Uniontown: Pennsylvania, USA; pitcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1962) Peter Wishart
(1962) Jan Furtok: Polish footballer and manager.
(1962) Pete Wishart: Scottish singer and politician (Big Country and Runrig).
(1962) Brian Green in Columbus: Indiana, USA; actor (Brian Bodine - All My Children, Sam Fowler - Another World).
(1961) Marianne Basler: French/Belgian actress of Swiss origin.
(1961) Darrell Walker: American basketball player and coach.
(1961) Rick Steiner: American wrestler.
(1961) Carol Fyfe: Scottish manager of the Prince Arthur pub, near Euston Station, London.
(1961) Mike Leach: American football player and coach.
(1960) Thierry Vigneron: French athlete (vault).
(1960) Jacques Rançon: French serial killer, he murdered 2 women (1997 and 1998) near the railways station of Perpignan.
(1960) Finn Carter: American actress and photographer.
(1960) Mike Leach in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; tennis star.
(1960) Elsa Cayat: French columnist and psychoanalyst (d. 2015).
(1960) Linda Fiorentino: American actress.
(1960) Linda Fiorentino in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Jade, Last Seduction, Moderns).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Kato Kaelin: American newsfigure and minor entertainer, best known as a friend of Nicole and O.J.
(1959) Lonny Price: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1959) Tom Amandes: American actor and director.
(1959) Nikita Koloff
(1959) Lonny Price in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Muppets Take Manhattan).
(1959) Giovanni di Lorenzo: German-Italian journalist.
(1959) Takaaki Kajita: Japanese physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1958) Linda Fiorentino: American actress.
(1958) Branko Vukelić: Croatian politician 11th Croatian Minister of Defence (d. 2013).
(1958) Jack Kenny: American television writer and producer.

(1958) Martin Fry: English singer-songwriter (ABC and Vice Versa).
(1958) Paul MacLean: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1957) Jean-Luc Fonck: Belgian comedian, singer and poet.
(1957) Jeff Senior in Melbourne: Victoria, Australia; Australasia golfer.
(1957) Jon Engen: Oslo, Norway -- US biathelete (1994 Olympics).
(1957) Faith Daniels: American journalist and talk show host.
(1957) Mark Mancina: American guitarist and composer.
(1957) Mona Sahlin: Swedish politician.
(1956) Shashi Tharoor: Indian author & United Nations Under-Secretary General.
(1956) Mark Dantonio: American football player and coach.
(1956) Mark McDonough: American astrologer and entrepreneur, the designer of AstroDatabank and founder of the AstroDB company.
(1956) David Willetts: English politician Shadow Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills.
(1955) Ornella Muti: Italian actress debuting at the age of 16.
(1955) Teo Fabi: Formula-1 Indy-car racer (rookie of year-1983).
(1955) Józef Pinior: Polish academic and politician.
(1955) Fernando Bujones in Miami: Florida; ballet dancer.
(1954) Carlos Ghosn
(1954) Bobby Sands: Irish Republican Army activist, dies in his 66th day of hunger strike (born 1954).
(1954) Patrice Abeille: French separatist politician campaigning for the independence of Savoy from France.
(1954) Keven Wade in Chappaqua: New York, USA; screen writer (Working Girls).
(1954) Charmain Elaine Sylvers: Rocker.
(1953) Jean-Pierre Depétris
(1953) Lauren Koslow
(1953) Lucinha Lins
(1953) Henriëtte Tol: Dutch TV and film Actress.
(1952) Amir Peretz: Moroccan-born Israeli politician, head of Labor Party.
(1952) Iuliana Semenova: USSR -- Basketball (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1952) William Kirby Cullen in Santa Ana: California, USA; actor (How the West Was Won).
(1952) Bill Beaumont: English rugby player and manager.
(1951) Zakir Hussain: Indian tabla player composer and actor.
(1951) Helen Zille: South African journalist and politician 7th Premier of the Western Cape.
(1951) Ronnie Robinson: American athlete, pro basketball player from 1973-75, two seasons.
(1951) Michael Kinsley: American journalist and editor.
(1950) Doug Ault: American baseball player and manager (d. 2004).
(1950) Howard Shelley: English pianist and conductor.
(1950) Danny Sullivan: American race car driver and sportscaster.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Henry-Jean Servat
(1949) Tapani Kansa: Finnish singer.
(1949) Neil Hamilton: Actor (Com Gordon-Batman), dies of asthma at 85.
(1949) Kalevi Aho: Composer.
(1949) Jaime Bauer: American actress.
(1948) Eric Fischl: American painter and sculptor.
(1948) Emma Bonino: Italian politician Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1948) Jeffrey Osborne in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; rock vocalist ("On the Wings of Love").
(1948) Jimmy Fadden in Long Beach: California, USA; singer (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band).
(1948) Jamie Lyn Bauer in Phoenix: Arizona, USA; actress (The Young and the Restless, Centerfold Girls).

(1948) Jay Siebel: American AIDS case, died 4/09/1989.
(1948) Chris Thompson: English singer and guitarist (Manfred Mann's Earth Band and Night).
(1948) Jeffrey Osborne: American singer and drummer (L.
(1947) David Kennerly: American writer, a journalist and photographer; the personal photographer of President Gerald Ford.
(1947) Alain Toutain: French rapist of a ten-year-old girl on 12/10/1986, near Rouen, France.
(1947) Keri Hulme: New Zealand author and poet.
(1947) Richard Adams: Filipino-American activist (d. 2012).
(1946) Gerry Lindgren: American athlete.
(1946) Arnaud de Rosnay
(1946) Steve Ashley
(1946) Gherman Semyonovich: Arzamazov; Russian cosmonaut (backup TM-6).
(1946) Arnaud De Rosnay: French photographer, surfer, and adventurer, son of painter, French-Maurician Gaëtan de Rosnay.
(1946) Pierre Bourdon: Co-fondateur and chef perfumer (or nose) at Takasago Europe.
(1946) Alexandra Bastedo: English actress (d. 2014).
(1946) Jim Cregan: English guitarist and songwriter (Blossom Toes Streetwalkers and Family).
(1946) Warren Skaaren: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1990).
(1945) Dennis Rader: American charged with the murder of ten people, including seven women, over the course of 27 years.
(1945) Robert Calvert: English singer-songwriter and playwright (Hawkwind) (d. 1988).
(1945) Robin Trower: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Procol Harum and The Paramounts).
(1945) Gérard Saillant: French physician and surgeon, widely known for having cared famous sportsmen, particularly football player Ronaldo and his friend Michaël Schumacher.
(1945) Laura Lee: Soul Singer.
(1945) Ray Royer: Rocker (Procol Harum-Whiter Shade of Pale).
(1945) Robin Trower in London: England; rocker (Procol Harum - "A Whiter Shade of Pale").
(1944) Paola Quattrini: Italian actress.
(1944) Trevor Burton: rocker (Move).
(1944) Lee Irvine: South African cricketer.
(1943) Bobby Fischer: American chess grand master, a child prodigy who began learning chess at age 6 and began competing in chess tournaments at age 10.
(1943) Dale Michaels: Canadian executive who works in Vancouver and is presently the Executive Director of Corporate Affairs for the British Columbia Transit Corporation.
(1943) Charles Gibson: American television journalist.
(1943) Colin Murdock: American voice actor.
(1943) Trish Van Devere [Patricia Dressel] in Englewood Cliffs: New Jersey, USA; actress (Changeling, Movie Movie, Hearse).
(1943) Trish Van Devere: American actress.
(1942) John Cale: Welsh singer-songwriter viola player and producer (The Velvet Underground and Theatre of Eternal Music).
(1942) Mark Lindsay: American musician, composer, vocalist, saxophonist, guitar and piano player.
(1942) Ion Caramitru
(1942) Robert Denvers: Belgian dancer, choreographer and ballet director.
(1942) Bert Campaneris
(1942) Pedro Bandeira: Brazilian children's author.
(1942) Mark Lindsay in Eugene: Oregon, USA; rocker (Paul Revere and the Raiders).
(1941) Jim Colbert: American golfer, pro since 1965.
(1941) Trish Van Devere [Patricia Dressel]: Tenafly, New Jersey -- Actress (Changeling).
(1941) Ernesto Miranda: American criminal inspired the Miranda rights (d. 1976).
(1941) Jim Colbert in Elizabeth: New Jersey, USA; PGA golfer (1969 Monsanto Open).
(1941) Ger van Each: Sculptor.
(1940) Jean-Jacques Debout: French singer of the "yéyé" period in the sixties, he grew up in Saint-Mandé, close to Paris, where Jacques Mesrine (future criminal) became his friend.
(1940) Raul Julia: Actor (Addams Family), dies of a stroke at 54.
(1940) Raul Julia in San Juan: Puerto Rico; actor (Addams Family, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Eyes of Laura Mars).
(1940) Raúl Juliá: Puerto Rican-American actor and singer (d. 1994).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jean-Pierre Chevènement: French Minister for Investigation and Industry with an eventful career in government service.
(1939) Pierre Chevenement: Belfort Politician.
(1938) Charles Siebert: American actor who played the naive preppy chief of emergency services on the TV series "Trapper John, M.D.
(1938) Charles Siebert in Kenosha: Wisconsin, USA; actor (One Day at A Time, Trapper John).
(1938) Lill-Babs : Swedish singer and actress.
(1938) Tom Adams: English actor (d. 2014).
(1937) Arnaud Lepercq
(1937) Bernard Landry: Canadian lawyer and politician 28th Premier of Quebec.
(1937) Harry Neale: Canadian ice hockey player coach and sportscaster.
(1937) Georges Colson: French business executive, who from 1991 represented FRAM, a French travel agency.

(1937) Brian Redman: English race car driver.
(1936) Gisèle Oudart
(1936) Gisele Oudart: Belgian comedienne.
(1936) Tom Sestak: American football player (d. 1987).
(1936) Marty Ingels: American actor (d. 2015).
(1936) Mickey Gilley: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1936) [Aino] Elina Salo: Sipoo, Finland -- Actress (Hamlet Goes Business).
(1936) Mickey Gilley in Ferriday: Louisiana, USA; country singer ("Urban Cowboy").
(1936) Marty Ingels in Brooklyn: New York, USA; comedian (I'm Dickens He's Fenster).
(1935) Sister Bernard Ncube: South African nun.
(1935) Keely Smith in Norfolk: Virginia, USA; singer (Mrs Louis Prima).
(1935) Andrew Viterbi: American engineer and businessman co-founded Qualcomm Inc.
(1935) Joe Gallison in Houston: Texas, USA; actor (PT-109, Neil - Days of Our Lives).
(1934) Yuri Gagarin: Russian cosmonaut, the first man in space 04/12/1961 when he orbited the earth in Vostok spaceship.
(1934) Mario Sarcinelli: Italian politician and Minister of the Government of Fanfani.
(1934) Del Close: American actor author and educator (d. 1999).
(1934) Joyce Van Patten in Queens: New York, USA; actress (Good Guys, Don Rickles Show).
(1934) Joyce Van Patten: American actress.
(1934) Marlene Streit: Canadian-American golfer.
(1933) Lloyd Price: American singer-songwriter.
(1933) David Weatherall: English physician geneticist and academic.
(1933) Mel Lastman: Canadian businessman and politician 62nd Mayor of Toronto.
(1933) William Francis McBeth: Composer.
(1933) Lloyd Price in Kenner: Louisiana, USA; singer ("Lawdy Miss Clawdy", "Misty", "Just Because", "Come to Me").
(1932) Walter Mercado: Puerto Rican astrologist and actor.
(1932) Keely Smith: American singer.
(1932) Qayyum Chowdhury: Bangladeshi painter and academic (d. 2014).
(1932) Heere Heeresma: Dutch writer (Han de Wit goes in development aid).
(1932) Jože Pučnik: Slovenian sociologist and politician (d. 2003).
(1931) Jean MacArthur
(1931) Gilles Perrault: French lawyer, writer and journalist.
(1931) Roderick Maltman Hills
(1931) Thore Skogman: Swedish actor and singer (d. 2007).
(1931) Sam Williams: American football player (d. 2013).
(1931) Roderick Hills: American lawyer, government official.
(1931) Taina Elg: Helsinki, Finland -- Actress (Hercules in NY, Les Girls).
(1930) Ornette Coleman: American saxophonist, violinist, trumpeter and composer.
(1930) Thomas Schippers
(1930) Harrie J: B Aarts; Dutch second chamber member (CDA).
(1930) Taina Elg: Finnish-American actress and dancer.
(1930) Fritz Rau: German music promoter.
(1930) Guy Gauthier: French film critic who mainly focused on documentary filmmaking.
(1930) Thomas Schippers in Kalamazoo: Michigan, USA; conductor (Amahl and Night Visitors).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Lucien Morisse
(1929) Jean Rougerie
(1929) Hugh Desmond Hoyte president (Guyana: 1985-92).
(1929) Zillur Rahman: Bangladeshi politician 19th President of Bangladesh (d. 2013).
(1929) Marie Cardinal: Writer.
(1929) Desmond Hoyte: Guyanese lawyer and politician 3rd President of Guyana (d. 2002).
(1928) Marie Cardinal: French writer, educator and translator, the sister of TV director Pierre Cardinal.
(1928) Franco Aureggi: Italy sport Champion.
(1928) Gerald Bull: Canadian engineer and academic (d. 1990).
(1927) Will Ferdy: Flemish singer and comedian, who started his career as a professional singer in 1948.

(1927) Hans Ludwig Schilling: Composer.
(1927) John Beckwith: Composer.
(1927) Jack Jensen: American baseball player (American League Most Valuable Player 1958).
(1927) Arik Lavie: Israeli actor and Pop-Rock-Folk singer.
(1926) Gloria Capparelli: American astrologer who works with charts on gambling, looking for Bingo winning dates.
(1926) Celso Garrido Lecca: Composer.
(1926) Joe Franklin: American radio and television host (d. 2015).
(1926) Gerrit A: Kooy; Dutch sociologist (Apartheid and work in South Africa).
(1924) Herbert Gold: American writer, the author of a dozen serious novels over a 30-year period dealing with the pain of modern relationships.
(1924) Konstantin Iliev: Composer.
(1923) André Courrèges: French fashion designer with the most influential impact on his field since Dior's "New Look.
(1923) Robert Porte: France Actor.
(1923) Eustace Mullins
(1923) Walter Kohn: Austrian-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1923) Augusto Magli: Italy sport Champion.
(1923) James Buckley: American politician (Senator-Republican-New York).
(1923) Nicola Zaccaria: Greek opera singer (bass) (d. 2007).
(1923) Pelle Christensen: Norwegian actor and translator.
(1923) Andr? Courreges: Pau EXecutives.
(1922) Floyd McKissick
(1922) Floyd Mc: Asheville Politician.
(1922) Herbert P Douglas Jr: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Long jumper (1948 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1921) Carl Betz: Actor (Alex Stone-Donna Reed Show), dies at 67.
(1921) Dimitris Horn: Greek actor (Born 1921).
(1920) Carl Betz: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Alex Stone-Donna Reed Show).
(1920) Frank J Dixon: American immunologist (d. 2008).
(1920) Frank Dixon: St Paul Scientist.
(1920) Franjo Mihalić: Croatian-Serbian runner and coach (d. 2015).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Cengiz Dağcı: Ukrainian author and poet (d. 2011).
(1918) George Lincoln Rockwell: founder of the American Nazi Party (d. 1967).
(1918) Mickey Spillane: American writer who began selling his stories in 1935 to slick and pulp magazines.
(1918) Marguerite Chapman: Chatham, New York -- Actress (Spy Smasher, Flight to Mars).
(1918) George Rockwell: American Nazi, an ex-navy pilot and commercial artist who acknowledged Hitler as his spiritual leader.
(1917) Dante B Fascell (Representative-Democrat-Florida: 1955-).
(1917) Peggy Ahern: American child actress best known for her appearance in eight of the Our Gang series of films released between 1924 and 1927.
(1916) Monique Mélinand
(1915) Francisco Matos Paoli: Puerto Rican poet, critic, and essayist who in 1977 was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
(1915) Pete Gray: One-armed outfielder (St. Louis Browns).

(1915) Jean-Max Lenormand: Beauvais EXecutives.
(1915) Art Rebel: American baseball player, a left-handed outfielder who played with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1938, and the St. Louis Cardinals in 1945.
(1915) Johnnie Johnson: English air marshal and pilot (d. 2001).
(1914) Jean Champion
(1914) Fred Clark: Lincoln, California -- Actor (Burns & Allen, Auntie Mame, Hazard).
(1913) Ger[ar]da Brautigam: journalist/Dutch second Chamber (PvdA).
(1912) Arky Vaughan
(1912) Alan David: Melville polymath.
(1911) Ramon Campbell: Batista composer.
(1910) Samuel Barber: West Chester, Pennsylvania -- Composer (Pulitz, School for Scandal).
(1910) Eduard Hoornik: Dutch journalist, poet, novelist, playwright, essayist.
(1910) Ed[uard] Hoornik: Dutch writer / poet (Survivor).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Derk Bodde: American sinologist and historian (d. 2003).
(1908) Leonardo Sinisgalli: Italian poet, engineer, journalist and essayist.
(1908) Georges Dumon: Marseille physician.
(1908) Luiz Cosme: composer.
(1907) Louis Petchot-Bacque: Bordeaux Military man.
(1907) Henry Leland: Clarke composer.
(1906) David Smith
(1905) Félix Labisse: French artist, a painter and set designer.
(1905) Grigori Kozintsev: Kiev, Ukraine -- Director (Hamlet, King Lear).
(1905) Peter C Quennell: English biographer / critic (Byron in Italy).

(1905) Gerard Helders: Dutch jurist and politician Dutch Minister of Colonial Affairs (d. 2013).
(1905) Elio Steiner: Italian film actor.
(1905) Rex Warner: English poet / writer (Wild Goose Chase).
(1905) Gerardus Philippus Helders: Dutch politician.
(1904) Paul Klipsch: American soldier and engineer founded Klipsch Audio Technologies (d. 2002).
(1904) Roger Emperaire: France Scientist.
(1902) Will Greer: Frankfort, Indiana -- Actor (Grandpa Walton-The Waltons).
(1902) Edward Durell Stone: United States -- Architect (US Embassy, New Delhi).
(1902) Will Geer: Actor (Grandpa Walton-Waltons), dies at 75.
(1902) Elio Migliorini: Italy Scientist.
(1902) Raoul Crabbe: Belgium Writer.
(1901) Odilon Perier: Belgium Writer.
(1901) Odilon-Jean Périer: Belgian writer, poet, and novelist.
(1901) André Bernardy: Uzés Writer.
(1900) Jacques Moeschal: Belgium sport Champion.
(1900) Aimone: Duke of Aosta (d. 1948).
(1900) Prince Aimone: Duke of Aosta, Italian aristocrat (d. 1948).
(1900) Aimone Duke of Spoleta / Aosta: Italian King of Croatia (1941-43).

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