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Famous Birthdays of 10 June

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 10th of June

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2010 - Today

(2012) Audriauna Null: YouTube Star.
(2010) Brock Butler: YouTube Star.

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Tanishq Abraham
(2002) Jasper Johnson: American noted family, the daughter of actor Don Johnson and his wife Kelley.
(2002) Belinda Mariano: TV Actress.
(2001) Sasha Obama: Family Member.
(2000) John-Robert Rimel: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Devin Hayes: Vine Star.
(1997) Juliet Doherty: Dancer.
(1997) Chase Carter: Instagram Star.
(1996) Julian De La Celle: American actor.
(1996) Chris Dixon: YouTube Star.
(1996) Ryan Robertson: Pop Singer.
(1996) Kristjan Ilves: Estonian skier.
(1996) FIFAManny : YouTube Star.
(1994) Annefleur Kalvenhaar: Dutch cyclist (d. 2014).
(1994) Ethan Hethcote: YouTube Star.

(1993) Scott McLaughlin (racing driver)
(1993) Vita Chambers: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1992) Kate Upton: American model.
(1992) Saulius Ambrulevičius: Lithuanian figure skater.
(1991) Alejandra Infante
(1991) Pol Espargaró: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1991) JJ Thompson: Pop Singer.
(1991) James Cleveland McFadden-Talbot: Son of Gates McFaden (Star Trek NG).
(1991) Aysia Garza: Reality Star.
(1991) Juan Jesus: Brazilian footballer.
(1990) Tristin Mays: TV Actress.
(1990) Niamh Perry: Pop Singer.
(1990) Lauren Socha: Actress.
(1990) Valeen Montenegro: Filipino actress and singer.
(1990) Addison Hoover: TV Actress.
(1990) Edward Ebersol: American noted family, the son and third child of actress Susan St. James and producer husband Dick Ebersol.
(1990) Jhonni Blaze: Reality Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Alexandra Stan: Pop Singer.
(1989) Titus Makin Jr
(1989) David Miller: South African cricketer.
(1989) Ryuya Wakaba: Japanese actor.
(1989) DeAndre Kane: American basketball player.
(1989) Logan Browning: Actress.
(1989) Mustapha Carayol: Gambian-born English football player.
(1989) Joel Corry: Reality Star.
(1989) Gianna Martello: Reality Star.
(1988) Danielle Peazer: Dancer.

(1988) Jeff Teague: Basketball Player.
(1988) Patrik Lindberg: Swedish gamer.
(1988) Melanie Müller: German porn actress and model.
(1988) Becki Ronen: American model Miss Kansas 2009.
(1988) Kelly Vitz: American actress.
(1987) Lyssa Chapman: American bounty hunter.
(1987) Martin Harnik: German-Austrian footballer.
(1987) Amobi Okoye: Nigerian-born American football player.
(1986) Keith Harkin: Irish singer-songwriter and actor (Celtic Thunder).
(1986) Hajime Hosogai: Japanese footballer.
(1986) Joey Zimmerman: American actor and producer.
(1986) Marco Andreolli: Italian footballer.
(1986) Zara Dampney: English volleyball player.
(1985) Plane crash Air Sinai F27 June 10 1986
(1985) Andy Schleck: Luxemburg road bicycle racer, grand-son of Gustav Schleck, biker, and third son of Johny, professional cyclist racer.
(1985) Nikki Jayne: British pornographic actress.
(1985) Susannah Fielding
(1985) Kaia Kanepi: Estonian tennis player.
(1985) Celina Jade
(1985) Kristina Lundberg: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1985) Dane Nielsen: Australian rugby player.
(1985) Vasilis Torosidis: Greek football player.
(1985) Kreesha Turner: Canadian singer-songwriter and dancer.
(1985) Richard Chambers: Irish rower.
(1985) Sonam Kapoor: Actress.
(1985) Gert Dorbek: Estonian basketball player.
(1984) Michaël Grégorio
(1984) Grayson Boucher
(1984) Johanna Kedzierski: German sprinter.
(1984) Dirk Van Tichelt: Belgian martial artist.
(1984) Dean Leacock: English football player.
(1984) Michaël Gregorio: French imitator, impersonator, and singer of Spanish descent.
(1984) Nicky Bailey: English football player.
(1983) Leelee Sobieski: Movie Actress.
(1983) MakSim
(1983) Josh Ramsay: Canadian singer (Marianas Trench).
(1983) Steve von Bergen: Swiss footballer.
(1983) Aaron Davey: Australian footballer.
(1983) Nick Adams: Actor (Interns, Pillow Talk, FBI Story), ODs at 36.
(1983) Marion Barber: American football player.
(1983) Shanna Collins: American actress.
(1982) Princess Madeleine Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland
(1982) Tara Lipinski: American figure skater.
(1982) Issa Doumbia: French-Malian stand-up comedian and actor, he grew up in Trappes, western suburb of Paris, with Jamel Debbouze and Omar Sy who attented the same acting center a few years before.
(1982) Laleh Pourkarim
(1982) Elyse Sewell: American model.
(1982) Cynthia Lander
(1982) Madeleine : Swedish royalty, the youngest child of King Carl XVI Gustaf and his wife Queen Silvia.
(1982) Leelee Sobieski: American actress.
(1982) Princess Madeleine: Duchess of Halsingland and Gastrikland, Swedish royalty.
(1982) Ana Lucia Souza: Brazilian ballet dancer.
(1982) Ana Souza: Brazilian ballerina and journalist.
(1982) Laleh : Iranian-Swedish singer-songwriter and actress.
(1982) Gaby Dela Merced: Filipino race car driver.
(1982) Nils Økland: Norwegian Esperantist and teacher.
(1982) Steve Guerdat: Swiss horse rider.
(1981) Jonathan Bennett: American actor.
(1981) Hoku (musician)
(1981) Nicky Whelan: Australian actress and model.
(1981) Hoku Ho: Hawaiian singer and musician.
(1981) Hoku : American singer-songwriter guitarist and actress.
(1981) Hashim: Prince Hashim bin Hussein of Jordan.
(1981) Andrey Yepishin: Russian sprinter.
(1981) Prince Hashim bin Al Hussein: Jordanian royalty.
(1981) Mat Jackson: English race car driver.
(1981) Albie Morkel: South African cricketer.
(1981) Burton O'Brien: Scottish footballer.
(1981) Arwind Santos: Filipino basketball player.
(1981) Natalie Portman: Actress.
(1980) Thomas Saillofest
(1980) Julie Crochetiere
(1980) Jessica DiCicco: American actress and singer.
(1980) Jessica Wild: Puerto Rican drag queen performer.
(1980) Ovie Mughelli: American football player.
(1980) Wang Yuegu: Singaporean table tennis player.
(1980) Daniele Seccarecci: Italian bodybuilder (d. 2013).
(1980) Matuzalém : Brazilian footballer.
(1980) Dmitri Uchaykin: Russian ice hockey player (d. 2013).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Svetlana Zakharova: Dancer.
(1979) Jake Tsakalidis: Georgian-born Greek basketball player.
(1979) Amisha Patel: Actress.
(1979) Kostas Louboutis: Greek footballer.
(1979) Evgeni Borounov: Russian ice dancer and coach.
(1979) Konstantinos Loumpoutis: Greek football player.
(1978) Shane West: American actor.
(1978) Vanessa Romero
(1978) DJ Qualls: Movie Actor.
(1978) Brian West: American soccer player.

(1978) Matt Bellamy: Musician.
(1978) Michaela Conlin: Actress.
(1978) Brian Mason: U.
(1978) Raheem Brock: American football player.
(1978) Hayden Schlossberg: Director.
(1977) Benjamin Millepied: Was raised in Dakar, Senegal.
(1977) Takako Matsu: Japanese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1977) Adam Darski (Nergal): Polish vocalist and guitarist (Behemoth).
(1977) Mike Rosenthal: American football player and coach.
(1977) Enzo Emanuele: Italian pathologist and academic.
(1977) Adam Darski: Adam Darski Polish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Behemoth).
(1977) Dan-e-o : Canadian rapper and actor.
(1976) Michel Brown
(1976) Freddy García
(1976) Stefan Postma: Dutch footballer and coach.
(1976) Freddy Garcia: American baseball player.
(1976) Hadi Saei: Iranian martial artist.
(1976) Lisa Jean Costantino: Miss USA-Vermont (1997).
(1976) James Moore: Canadian journalist and politician 22nd Canadian Minister of Aboriginal Affairs.
(1976) Esther Ouwehand: Dutch politician.
(1976) Hadi Saei Bonehkohal: Persian taekwondoka.
(1976) Alari Lell: Estonian footballer.
(1976) Zekiye Şatır: Turkish archer.
(1976) Georg Friedrich: Prince of Prussia.
(1975) Rebecca Cardon: American reality TV personality (The Amazing Race).
(1975) Henrik Pedersen: Danish football player.
(1975) Risto Jussilainen: Finnish ski jumper.
(1975) Altiyan Childs: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Masonia).
(1974) Christophe Bassons: French road racing cyclist whose career ended when he spoke out about doping in the Tour de France.
(1974) Dustin Lance Black
(1974) Dustin Black: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1974) Olivier Calmel: French jazz and classical pianist and composer.
(1974) Robert Rave: American author.
(1973) Brussels (Belgium)
(1973) Faith Evans: American singer.
(1973) Flesh-n-Bone : American rapper (Bone Thugs-n-Harmony).
(1973) Damian Kallabis: Polish-German runner.
(1973) Flesh-N-Bone: American rapper (Bone Thugs-N-Harmony).
(1973) Carl Kidd: NFL defensive back (Oakland Raiders).
(1973) Brandon Sanders: Safety (New York Giants).
(1973) Pokey Reese: American baseball player.
(1973) Wade Miller: CFL linebacker (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1973) David Friedman in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Jason - Little House on the Prairie).
(1972) Radmila Sekerinska: Macedonian politician.
(1972) Radmila Šekerinska: Macedonian politician Prime Minister of the Republic of Macedonia.
(1972) C J Richardson: NFL safety (Arizona Cardinals, Seattle Seahawks).
(1972) David Dunn: NFL wide receiver (Cin Bengals).
(1972) Edward Reevey: St. John, New Brunswick -- Canadian Tour golfer (1992 SC Intercol).
(1972) Pat Johnson: NFL safety (Miami Dolphins).
(1972) Steven Fischer: American film producer and director.
(1971) Bobby Jindal: American politician, Governor of Louisiana elected on October 20, 2007.
(1971) Nathalie Karsenti
(1971) Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría
(1971) Erik Rutan: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Morbid Angel Alas Hate Eternal and Ripping Corpse).
(1971) Helen Kirk: American who allegedly strangled to death her three-year old boy on March 8, 2005 in Carver, MA.
(1971) Joel Hailey: American singer-songwriter (K-Ci & JoJo and Jodeci).
(1971) Bruno N'Gotty: French football player.
(1971) Kyle Sandilands: Australian radio host and TV personality.
(1971) Leanza Cornet: TV host (Entertainment Tonight).
(1971) Jeff Rodgers: WLAF defensive end (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1971) DeWayne Dotson: NFL linebacker (Miami Dolphins).
(1970) Loredana Groza
(1970) Katsuhiro Harada
(1970) David Wilson: WLAF safety (Scottish Claymores).
(1970) Laurel Korholz: La Jolla, California -- Rower (1996 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1970) Alex Santos: Filipino journalist.
(1970) Mike Doughty: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Soul Coughing).
(1970) Asako Ito: Japanese comedian.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Susanna Huckstep: Italian beauty who was crowned Miss Italy in 1984.
(1969) Helen Young: English meteorologist and television host.
(1969) Kate Snow: American TV journalist.
(1969) Ronny Johnsen: Norwegian football player.
(1969) Fred Foggie: WLAF cornerback (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1969) Tony McCoy: NFL defensive tackle (Indianapolis Colts).
(1969) Josh Hamilton: Actor.
(1969) Craig Hancock: Australian rugby player.
(1968) Bill Burr: American comedian.
(1968) Samia Ghali

(1968) The DOC: American rapper (Fila Fresh Crew).
(1968) Stephen DeRosa: American actor.
(1968) Jimmy Shea: American skeleton racer.
(1968) Derek Dooley: American football player and coach.
(1968) Susan Haskell: Actress (Marty-One Life to Live, Strictly Business).
(1968) Kevin Donnalley: NFL guard / tackle (Houston / Tennessee Oilers).
(1967) Emma Anderson (Lush)
(1967) Darren Robinson (rapper)
(1967) Emma Anderson: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Lush and Sing-Sing).
(1967) Human Beatbox [Darren Robinson]: Rocker (Fat Boys-Jail House Rock).
(1967) John Yoo: American attorney.
(1967) Paul Maskey: Irish politician.
(1966) Theresa Caputo: Reality Star.
(1966) Laura Silverman
(1966) Hubertus: Prince Hubertus of Hohenzollern.
(1966) David Platt: English footballer and manager.
(1966) Doug McKeon in New Jersey: USA; actor (Big Shamus Little Shamus, Centennial).
(1966) Doug McKeon: American actor, he started as a child actor, known for role of little Shamus on "Big Shamus, Little Shamus".
(1965) Elizabeth Hurley: English model and actress.
(1965) Veronica Ferres: German actress and producer.
(1965) Joey Santiago: Filipino-American guitarist and songwriter (Pixies and The Martinis).
(1965) Vincent Perez: Actor (The Crow-City of Angels).
(1965) Terry Fator: Comedian.
(1965) Susanne Albers: German computer scientist and academic.
(1965) Claudio Mezzadri: Switzerland -- Tennis star.
(1964) Vincent Pérez: Swiss actor and director.
(1964) Ben Daniels: English actor.
(1964) Andrew Niccol
(1964) Jimmy Chamberlin: American drummer songwriter and producer (The Smashing Pumpkins Zwan Starchildren and The Jimmy Chamberlin Complex).
(1964) Stuart McCall
(1964) Tony Martin: New Zealand-Australian comedian actor director and screenwriter.
(1964) Vincent Perez: French actor on stage and screen, he has appeared with some of France's greatest actors such as Gerard Depardieu in "Cyrano de Bergerac" (1990) and Catherine Deneuve in "Indochine" (1992).
(1964) Ludger Abeln: German TV personality.
(1964) Pete Jordan: Elmhurst, Illinois -- Nike golfer (1992 Fresno Open-2nd).
(1964) Kate Flannery: American actress.
(1963) Jeanne Tripplehorn: American actress.
(1963) Brad Henry: American lawyer and politician 26th Governor of Oklahoma.
(1963) Johnny Depp: Actor.
(1963) Louis Emerick: English actor.
(1963) Tony Ward: American model and actor.
(1962) Gina Gershon: American actress singer and producer.
(1962) Brent Sutter: Viking -- NHL center (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1962) Carolyn Hennesy: TV Actress.
(1962) Duane Sutter: NHL player (New York Islanders).
(1962) Wong Kui: Hong Kong singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Beyond) (d. 1993).
(1962) Anderson Herzer: Brazilian poet and author (d. 1982).
(1962) Akie Abe: Japanese wife of Shinzō Abe 57th Spouse of the Prime Minister of Japan.
(1962) Anderson Bigode Herzer: Brazilian writer and poet (d. 1982).
(1962) Wong Ka-Kui: Hong Kong singer-songwriter and guitarist (Beyond) (d. 1993).
(1962) Vincent Perez: Swiss-born French actor and director.
(1961) Kim Deal: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Pixies The Breeders and The Amps).
(1961) Maxi Priest: English singer-songwriter.
(1961) Kelley Deal: American singer and guitarist (The Breeders and The Kelley Deal 6000).
(1961) Michael J. Fox: Actor.
(1961) Aaron Sorkin: Producer.
(1960) Maxi Priest: English reggae vocalist.
(1960) Scott McCloud: Cartoonist.
(1960) Mark-Anthony Turnage: English composer.
(1960) Nandamuri Balakrishna: Indian actor and politician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Carlo Ancelotti: Italian coach of the Juventus soccer team, taking over from Marcello Lippi on 2/08/1999.
(1959) François Morel: French actor, screenwriter, and singer.
(1959) Eliot Spitzer: American politician, New York State's Attorney General and Governor.
(1959) Karen Logan
(1959) Timothy Van Patten in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (White Shadow, Master).
(1959) Tim Van Patten: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1958) Christos Dimopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1958) Yu Suzuki: Japanese game designer and producer.
(1958) Robert Clohessy: American actor and producer.
(1957) Robert Clohessy

(1957) Merle McCra: American homicide victim, shot to death on 10/09/1993 by her son Jerry after quarrelling on Saturday afternoon about 2:30 PM.
(1957) T. D. Jakes: Clergyman.
(1957) Lindsay Hoyle: British politician.
(1957) Hidetsugu Aneha: Japanese architect.
(1956) Thierry Metz: French laborer, a manual worker without educational qualifications or diplomas, Metz was the author of a book that had a huge success, "Journal d’un Manoeuvre," 1990.
(1956) Borwin : Duke of Mecklenburg, head of the House of Mecklenburg-Strelitz.
(1956) Laimutė Baikauskaitė: Lithuanian runner.
(1956) Rolandas Paksas: Lithuanian President, the first European head of state who lost his post via impeachment in the Parliament on April 6, 2004.
(1956) Jay Alan Sekulow: Lawyer.
(1955) Marc Autheman
(1955) Andrew Stevens: American actor director and producer.
(1955) Annette Schavan: German theologian and politician German Federal Minister of Education and Research.
(1955) Andrew Stevens in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actor (Seduction, Boys in Company C, Fury).
(1954) Gregory Maguire: Novelist.
(1954) Rich Hall: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1954) Moya Greene: Canadian businesswoman.
(1953) John Edwards (politician)
(1953) Jacques Josse
(1953) Christine St-Pierre: Canadian journalist and politician.
(1953) John Edwards: American lawyer and politician, Edwards declared his candidacy for President on September 16, 2003.
(1953) Eileen Cooper: English painter and academic.
(1953) Garry Hynes: Irish director and producer.
(1952) Kage Baker: American author (d. 2010).
(1951) France Dougnac
(1951) Vicky Latta: Auckland, New Zealand -- Equestrian 3 day event (1996 Olympics).
(1951) Burglinde Pollak: German DR, pentathlete (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1951) Jean Félix-Paganon: French diplomat, who served as France's ambassador to Egypt (2008-2012), Senegal (2013) and Gambia (2014-).
(1951) Dan Fouts: American football player and sportscaster.
(1951) Donato Bilancia: Italian homicide, a serial killer who confessed to 17 murders.
(1950) Emily Mobley
(1950) Brigitte Ayrault
(1950) Emily Davis: American explorer, an impassioned spelunker (cave explorer) from the first time she discovered the mysterious world underground, 1969.
(1950) Elías Sosa: Dominican-American baseball player.
(1950) Elias Sosa: Dominican Major League Baseball pitcher.
(1950) John Gianelli: American athlete, pro-basketball player for several teams from 1972-1980.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Daniele Formica: Irish–Italian actor, voice actor, theatre director and playwright.
(1949) Kevin Corcoran: Actor (Swiss Family Robinson, Babes in Toyland).
(1949) Karen Logan: American professional athlete.
(1949) Kiran Bedi: Activist.
(1949) John Sentamu: Ugandan-born Archbishop of York.
(1949) Arif Şirin: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1948) Hubert Herbreteau: French Catholic clergyman, who has served as the Bishop of Agen in France since 2005.
(1948) Werner Kraus: German-American immigrant who came to the U.S.
(1947) Nicole Bricq: French politician, a member of the Senate of France, representing the Seine-et-Marne department.
(1947) Ken Singleton: Mount Vernon, New York -- Baseball player (Orioles).

(1947) Michel Bastarache: Canadian businessman lawyer and jurist.
(1947) Robert Wright: English air marshal.
(1947) Jean-Paul Perruche: French military officer, appointed Director-General EU Military Staff in March 2004.
(1946) Fernando Balzaretti: Mexican actor (Born 1946).
(1946) Alain Kouch: French business leader, the director of Editis, a French group of publishing companies and subsidiary of Spanish group Planeta.
(1945) Lionel Poilâne: French boulanger (artisan baker) and entrepreneur whose commitment to crafting quality bread earned him worldwide renown.
(1945) Philippe Muray
(1945) Bruno Cotte: French judge of the International Criminal Court.
(1945) Ron Glass in Evansville: Indiana, USA; actor (Ron - Barney Miller, New Odd Couple).
(1945) Martin Wesley-Smith: Composer.
(1944) Rick Price: Rocker (Move).
(1944) Yona Wallach: Israeli Poet, well-known not only for her idiosyncratic, groundbreaking poetry, but also for her eccentric personality and daring behavior.
(1944) Anthony Rooley: English lute player (The Consort of Musicke).
(1944) Ze'ev Friedman: Polish-Israeli weightlifter (d. 1972).
(1943) Jeff Greenfield
(1943) Jon McGlocklin
(1943) Richard Margolis: American photographer and teacher.
(1943) Jeff Greenfield in New York City: New York, USA; media commentator (Firing Line, Nightline).
(1943) Joe Haldeman: Author.
(1943) Charles Saatchi: Businessman.
(1943) Simon Jenkins: English journalist and author.
(1942) Chantal Goya: Vietnamese-French singer and actress.
(1942) Preston Manning: Canadian politician.
(1942) Gordon Burns: Irish gameshow host and television presenter.
(1942) Arthur Hamilton: Lord Hamilton Scottish lawyer and judge.
(1942) Janet Vogel: Rocker (Skyliners).
(1941) Jürgen Prochnow: German-American actor.
(1941) Shirley Owens: American singer (Shirelles).
(1941) Graciela Borges
(1941) Mickey Jones: American drummer and actor (The First Edition).
(1941) Shirley Alston in Passaic: New Jersey, USA; singer (Shirelles - "Soldier Boy").
(1941) Harry Muskee: Dutch rock vocalist (Cuby & Blizzards).
(1941) Jurgen Prochnow: Actor (Das Boot).
(1941) Shirley Owens Alston: Passaic, New Jersey -- Singer (Shirelles-Soldier Boy).
(1941) Jean-Claude Cros
(1941) Soraya Khashoogi: Leicester, England -- Wife (Adrian Khashoogi).
(1941) Jon Lord: Musician.
(1941) David Walker: Australian race car driver.
(1940) John Stevens: English drummer (Spontaneous Music Ensemble) (d. 1994).
(1940) Augie Auer: U.
(1940) John William Stevens: Jazz drummer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Alexandra Stewart: Canadian actress.
(1939) Jean-Claude Decagny
(1939) Guy Harwood: English horse trainer.
(1939) Dick Vitale: Celebrity.
(1938) Anne Marie Rasmussen
(1938) Anne Rasmussen: Norwegian-American news figure and artist.
(1938) Maurice Deschamps: French theatre actor.
(1938) Rahul Bajaj: Entrepreneur.
(1938) Violetta Villas: Belgian-Polish singer-songwriter and actress (d. 2011).
(1938) Johnny Edwards: American baseball player, a catcher, he made his major league debut with the Cincinnati Reds on June 27, 1961.

(1937) Luciana Paluzzi: Italian film actress known in Italy and in the U.S.
(1937) Vilmos Varjú: Hungarian shot putter (d. 1994).
(1937) Richard Foreman in New York City: New York, USA; theatrical director (Daily Life).
(1937) Ingrid Heinen-Greubel: German astrologer, a student in 1999.
(1936) Ena Stanley: American pro astrologer, proprietor of the Online School of Astrology and former President of the Gulf Coast NCGR Chapter.
(1936) Graham Carleton Greene: Literary agent.
(1935) Tom Pendry: MP (Labour).
(1935) Elio Fiorucci: Iconic Italian fashion designer whose wild styles sparked a worldwide sensation during the "disco years".
(1935) Vic Elford: English race car driver.
(1935) Yoshihiro Tatsumi: Japanese author and illustrator (d. 2015).
(1935) Pierre Schnebelen: Mulhouse EXecutives.
(1934) Egon Bischoff
(1934) Alois Mock: Austrian politician and lawyer, he helped bring Austria into the European Union.
(1934) Egan Bischoff: German ballet dancer and director who studied at the Dresden Palucca School and the Leningrad Choreography Institute.
(1934) Peter Gibson: English lawyer and judge.
(1934) Tom Pendry: Baron Pendry English politician.
(1934) Paul Gibson: British high court judge.
(1934) Nicolas Roussakis: Composer.
(1933) F Lee Bailey: American attorney.
(1933) Ian Campbell (musician)
(1933) F Bailey: American attorney said to be the greatest defense lawyer of all time, a flesh-and-blood Perry Mason.
(1933) Georgi Atanasov: Bulgarian Prime Minister.
(1933) F Lee Bailey in Waltham: Massachusetts, USA; attorney (Sam Shepard case).
(1933) Don Young: Politician.
(1932) Gardner McKay: American actor, extremely handsome.
(1932) Catherine Rich
(1932) Marc Fumaroli: French historian and essayist, elected to the Académie française on 2 March 1995 serving as its Director.
(1932) J Bennett Johnston: (Sen-D-Louisiana, 1972- ).
(1932) Branko Lustig: Croatian-American actor producer and production manager.
(1932) Philipp Jenninger: German politician of the Christian Democratic Union and diplomat.
(1932) Gardner McKay in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Pleasure Seekers, Boots and Saddles).
(1932) Pierre Cartier: French mathematician and academic.
(1931) Joao Gilberto: Brazilian musician, a guitarist, singer and composer, the main influence of the bossa nova musical trend.
(1931) Gaston Geens
(1931) Bryan Cartledge: English academic and diplomat British Ambassador to Russia.
(1931) João Gilberto: Brazilian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1931) Jim [Purvis] Ferree Jr: Pine Bluff, North Carolina -- PGA golfer (1958 Vancouver).
(1931) Jackie Mason: Comedian.
(1930) Aranka Siegal: Czech-American author and holocaust survivor.
(1930) Chen Xitong: Chinese politician 8th Mayor of Beijing (d. 2013).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Harald Juhnke: German actor, comedian and entertainer, well-known.
(1929) Jim McDivitt
(1929) EO Wilson
(1929) James McDivitt in Chicago: Illinois, USA; Brigadier General US Air Force/astronaut (Gemini 4, Apollo 9).
(1929) Vasile Herman: Composer.
(1929) Tina Jolas: French translator and ethnologist.
(1929) Dan Kater: American television executive, a Vice President and General Manager of Modern Satellite Network in 1982.
(1929) Ian McCahon Sinclair: Australian politician.
(1929) E O Wilson: American biologist.
(1929) E Wilson: American biologist author and academic.

(1929) James McDivitt: American astronaut, pilot of Gemini 4 when Edward White performed a two-minute space walk 6/03/1965.
(1929) Lyudmila Zykina: Russian folk singer of.
(1929) James Mc: Chicago Military man.
(1929) Ian Sinclair: Australian politician, known as a tough-minded pol.
(1928) Maurice Sendak: American author and illustrator (d. 2012).
(1928) Pierrette Lambert: Orches Painters.
(1928) Carl Halen: American jazz musician, a cornet and trumpet player.
(1928) Maurice Sendak in New York City: New York, USA; author/illustrator ("Where The Wild Things Are").
(1928) Asher Wallfish: Journalist.
(1927) Laszlo Kubala
(1927) Hugo Budinger: German former field hockey player who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics, in the 1956 Summer Olympics, and in the 1960 Summer Olympics.
(1927) Sunshine Parker: American actor, best known for his roles as Emmet in "Road House" and Edgar Deems in "Tremors.
(1927) Ladislao Kubala: Hungarian-born footballer (d. 2002).
(1927) Michael Walsh: Major General / director (Overseas Relations).
(1927) László Kubala: Hungarian footballer coach and manager (d. 2002).
(1927) Johnny Orr: American basketball player and coach (d. 2013).
(1927) Eugene Parker: American astrophysicist and academic.
(1927) Lin Yang-kang: Chinese politician 29th Vice Premier of the Republic of China (d. 2013).
(1927) Guy Deroubaix: French Catholic prelate, second bishop of Saint-Denis from 1976 until his death on 8 January 1996.
(1926) June Haver: American actress who was a perky leading lady of the '40s, primarily in musicals.
(1926) Lionel Jeffries: English actor screenwriter and film director (d. 2010).
(1926) Georgia Holt: Musician.
(1926) Willem Oltmans: Dutch journalist (Outlawed, Free as a Bird).
(1926) Knut Giæver: Norwegian publisher.
(1926) Bruno Bartoletti: Italian conductor (d. 2013).
(1925) Michel May: French top-ranking government employee.
(1925) Don Costa: Actor (Impossible Years, Soul of Nigger Charlie).
(1925) James Salter: American soldier author and academic (d. 2015).
(1925) Nat Hentoff: American historian, novelist, jazz critic, and columnist.
(1925) Leo Gravelle: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2013).
(1925) Willem Oltmans: Dutch investigative journalist, autobiographer and publisher who won a lengthy legal battle with the Dutch state.
(1924) Elisabeth Cons-Boutboul
(1924) Bernard Borderie: French film director and screenwriter, and the son of Raymond Borderie, one of the producers of the film Les Enfants du Paradis (Children of Paradise, 1945).
(1924) Audie Murphy: War Hero.
(1924) Marie Boutboul: French attorney, passing her Bar exam in 1947.
(1924) Friedrich Bauer: German mathematician computer scientist and academic (d. 2015).
(1923) Robert Maxwell: Czechoslovakian-British entrepreneur and CEO of Berlitz International, a conglomerate corporation that includes a publishing house.
(1923) Carlo Pavesi: Italian swordsman, the winner of the Fencing Gold Medal at Melbourne Olympics in 1956 and in Rome in 1960.
(1923) Madeleine Lebeau
(1923) Earl Hamner Jr in Schuyler: Virginia, USA; TV narrator (The Waltons).
(1923) Paul Brunelle: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1994).
(1923) Philippe Pinchemel: French geographer who received the Lauréat Prix International de Géographie Vautrin Lud in 2004.
(1922) Judy Garland: American singer and actress, a top star from her first film at age 13, "The Wizard of Oz.
(1922) Rose Mofford: American civil servant and politician.
(1922) Adolf Verschueren: Belgium sport Champion.
(1922) Bill Kerr: South African-Australian actor (d. 2014).
(1922) Rose Moffard: Arizona acting Governor.
(1922) Judy Garland [Frances Gumm] in Michigan: USA; actress/singer (Wizard of Oz).
(1921) Philip Mountbatten: Greece -- Duke of Edinburgh / Prince, Mr Elizabeth II.
(1921) Jean Robic: French champion cyclist, winner of the Tour de France in 1947.
(1921) Arthur Hertzberg: Theologian.
(1921) Mark Roberts: Actor.
(1921) Forrest Bird: Inventor.
(1921) Consort Philip: Greek-British Consort to Queen Elizabeth II who served in the British Navy during World War II and is a pilot-Captain General of the Royal Marines.
(1921) Philip: Royalty.
(1920) James Schevill: American poet, critic, playwright and professor at San Francisco State University and Brown University, and the recipient of Guggenheim and Ford Foundation fellowships.
(1920) Zbynek Vostrak: Composer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Kevin O'Flanagan: Irish footballer rugby player and physician (d. 2006).
(1919) Haidar Abdel-Shafi: Palestinian Negotiator and community leader (d. 2007).
(1918) Patachou : French actress and singer who made her debut in "Femmes de Paris," 1953, and was renowned for her passionate versions of Georges Brassens’ ballads.
(1918) Charles Dupuis
(1918) Barry Morse: British actor.
(1918) Francesco Pernigo: Italy sport Champion.
(1918) Vittorio Sardelli: Italian soccer/football player.
(1918) Gabriel Mazars: Decazeville physician.
(1918) Franco Modigliani: Italian-American economist theorist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2003).
(1917) William Barr: Rector (Exeter College, Oxford).

(1917) Earl Henry: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the Cleveland Indians in 1944 and 1945.
(1917) Paul Fourrier: Louhans physician.
(1916) Portia Porter: American bullfighter, the only woman bullfighter in the world at the time.
(1916) Jo Attia: French criminal, a Parisian gangster of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.
(1916) André Mandouze: French academic and journalist, a Catholic, and an anti-fascist and anti-colonialist activist.
(1916) Bill Waddington: British actor / comedian (Percy-Coronation Street).
(1916) Peride Celal: Turkish author (d. 2013).
(1915) Raymond Thevenin: Desertines Journalist.
(1915) Serge Lebovici: French psychiatrist and psychoanalyst.
(1915) Les Paul: Musician.
(1915) Oscar Comras: Bronx, New York -- Drummer (namesake of Comras Mall in Bronx Park).
(1915) Saul Bellow: American writer.
(1914) Alberto Li: Italy Military man.
(1914) Oktay Horozcu: Turkish poet and playwright (d. 1988).
(1914) Polly Hill: Dr / anthropologist.
(1913) Wilbur J Cohen: first employee of US Social Security System, dies at age 73.
(1913) Wilbur Cohen: American social scientist and federal civil servant.
(1913) Jean D'Arcy: French director of national television programmes (1952-1959) and director of audiovisual resources of the United Nations (1961-1971).
(1913) John Edmunds: Composer.
(1913) Tikhon Nikoleyevich Khrennikov: Composer.
(1913) Van Carlyle Wilton-Davies: Archdeacon Emeritus (Oxford).
(1913) Thor Johnson Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin: conductor (Cincinnati Symphony 1958).
(1913) Wilbur J: Cohen first employee of Social Security System.
(1913) Benjamin Shapira: German-born Israeli biochemist, recipient of the Israel Prize (d. 1993).
(1913) Tikhon Khrennikov: Russian pianist and composer (d. 2007).
(1912) Jean Lesage: Canadian lawyer and politician 11th Premier of Quebec (d. 1980).
(1912) Jean Halle: Mourmelon le Petit Military man.
(1912) Whitey Moore: American baseball player, right-handed pitcher with the Cincinnati Reds.
(1912) William Gordon Harris: Civil Engineer.
(1912) Leslie Brown: Bishop (St Edmundsbury and Ipswich).
(1911) Elisa Cegani: Italian actress who appeared in 60 films between 1935 and 1983.
(1911) Ralph Kirkpatrick: Leominster, Massachusetts -- Harpsichordist (Domenico Scarlatti).
(1911) Terence Rattigan: English playwright and screenwriter (d. 1977).
(1910) Howlin' Wolf: American blues singer, guitarist and harmonica player (d. 1976).
(1910) Frank Demaree: American baseball player and manager (d. 1958).
(1910) Robert Still: English composer and educator (d. 1971).
(1910) Morgan "Bill" Evans in Santa Monica: California, USA; gardener and landscaper of Disneyland, supervised and trained landscape architects for all other Disney parks, named a Disney Legend in 1992.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Nane Germon
(1909) Erwin Dressel: Composer.
(1908) Jacques Mitterrand (1908-1991)
(1908) Jacques Mitterrand: French freemason, the Grand Master of the Grand Orient de France and a founder of the small left wing party Union progressiste.
(1908) Christian Rocher: Bordeaux physician.
(1908) Ernst B Chain: German chemist / bacteriologist (penicillin, Nobel 1945).
(1908) Brinsley Ford: CEO (National Art Collections Fund).
(1907) Alfredo Miro-Quesada Bahamonde: Better known as César Miró, he was a Peruvian writer and composer.
(1907) Antonio Delfini: Italian writer, poet and journalist.
(1907) Fairfield Porter: American painter and critic (d. 1975).

(1907) Hanna Nagel: German illustrator, graphic artist and book illustrator.
(1906) Janos Viski: Composer.
(1904) Jean-Jacques Juglas: French politician and university professor.
(1904) Lin Huiyin: Chinese architect and poet (d. 1955).
(1904) Frederick Loewe: composer/partner of Learner.
(1904) Adriano Foscari: Italy Military man.
(1904) George Moussel: Béziers Writer.
(1903) Irène Jeanning
(1903) Clyde Beatty: US animal trainer / actor (Big Cage).
(1903) Irene Jeanning: France Actor.
(1903) Theo Lingen: German actor, film director and screenwriter.
(1902) Gaston Brenta: Composer, dies at 66.
(1902) Bobi Bazlen: Italian writer, literary critic, scholar of German literature, and editorial consultant for various Italian publishers.
(1902) J Wouterus van Dieren: Dutch biologist (Terschelling).
(1902) Gretel Adorno: German chemist and entrepreneur.
(1901) Duncan Law Anderson
(1901) Frederick Loewe: US composer (My Fair Lady), dies at age 84 in Palm Springs, California (born in Vienna, Austria).
(1901) Duncan Anderson: Scottish entrepreneur.
(1900) Maurice Montel: French politician, who died on 14 May 1996 in Clermont-Ferrand, Puy-de-Dôme, France.
(1900) Henri Bruning: Dutch literary.

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