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2009 - 2000

(2004) Mia Hays: TV Actress.
(2002) Jazzy Fuzz: YouTube Star.
(2000) Rocco Ritchie: American noted family, the son of singer Madonna and her former lover, British director Guy Ritchie.
(2000) TJ Prodigy: Rapper.
(2000) Nathaniel Britt: TV Actor.
(2000) Mari Dudash: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Boomcruiser : YouTube Star.
(1997) Savannah Chrisley: Reality Star.
(1997) Kylie Jenner: Entertainer.
(1995) Blake Perry: YouNow Star.
(1995) Paul Allan: YouTube Star.
(1995) JoeBuz : YouTube Star.
(1995) Jordan Atkinson: YouTube Star.
(1994) Rand Saad: Iraqi archer.
(1994) Storm Sanders: Australian tennis player.
(1993) Alyson Stoner: American actress, model, singer and dancer.

(1993) Lauren Riihimaki: YouTube Star.
(1993) Sean McGinty: English-Irish footballer.
(1993) Gita Gutawa: Indonesian singer-songwriter and actress.
(1992) Tomi Lahren: Journalist.
(1991) Cristian Tello: Spanish footballer.
(1991) Pratyusha Banerjee: Actress.
(1990) Tania Bambaci
(1990) Cloe Pottorff: YouTube Star.
(1990) Lenka Juríková: Slovak tennis player.
(1990) Lucas Till: Actor.
(1990) Morgan Westbrooks: Family Member.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Heffernan: Irish cyclist and triathlete (d. 2013).
(1989) Rebekah Kim: Pop Singer.
(1989) Gui Gui: Taiwanese singer and actress (Hey Girl).
(1989) Sebastian Huke: German footballer.
(1988) David Hudson: Pop Singer.
(1988) Rabeh Al-Hussaini: Filipino basketball player.
(1988) Mustafa Pektemek: Turkish footballer.
(1988) Patty Mills: Basketball Player.
(1987) Jemima West
(1987) Cyrille Maret

(1987) Adam Thomas: Soap Opera Actor.
(1987) Drew Storen: American baseball player.
(1987) Dany N'Guessan: French footballer.
(1987) Maris Mägi: Estonian sprinter.
(1987) Shouta Aoi: Japanese singer-songwriter and voice actor.
(1987) Alyssa Alano: Filipino actress and singer (Viva Hot Babes).
(1987) Jemima West: TV Actress.
(1986) Jamie Isaac Conde
(1986) Pablo Sandoval: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1986) Richard Keogh: English-Irish footballer.
(1986) Kaori Fukuhara: Japanese voice actress.
(1986) Mokhtar Benmoussa: Algerian footballer.
(1985) J-Boog : American singer (B2K).
(1985) Jacqueline Fernandez: Movie Actress.
(1985) Asher Roth: American rapper.
(1985) Grace Adams-Short: Big Brother 7 UK contestant.
(1985) Young Dolph: Rapper.
(1984) Melky Cabrera: Dominican baseball player.
(1984) Katie Rees: American model Miss Nevada USA 2007.
(1984) Lucas di Grassi: Brazilian race car driver.
(1984) Kaire Palmaru: Estonian footballer.
(1983) Chris Hemsworth: Australian actor.
(1983) Pavel 183: Russian painter (d. 2013).
(1983) Maya Mia: YouTube Star.
(1983) Luke Lewis: Australian rugby player.
(1982) Grégoire Ludig
(1982) Wilko Risser: Namibian footballer.
(1982) Vincent Rodriguez III: Actor.
(1982) Devon Aoki: Model.
(1982) Alan Halsall: English actor.
(1981) Taufik Hidayat: Athlete.
(1981) Daniel Poohl: Swedish journalist.
(1981) Fiona Sit: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1981) Alan Mackin: Scottish sports champion tennis player.
(1981) Sandi Thom: Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1980) Sébastien Squillaci: French international football/soccer player, nicknamed in France as "Toto.
(1980) Justin Jedlica: Model.
(1980) Daniel Lloyd: English cyclist and sportscaster.
(1980) Lee Suggs: American football player.
(1980) Emily Chang: Journalist.
(1980) Michelle Moran: Novelist.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Élise Chassaing
(1979) Walter Ayoví: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1979) Evy Gruyaert
(1979) Nicolas Seube
(1979) Aggeliki Daliani: Greek actress.
(1979) Joanna Garcia: Actress.
(1979) Jarppi Leppala
(1978) Amber Brkich
(1978) Jermain Taylor: American boxer.
(1978) Kristen Pazik

(1978) Leo Fitzpatrick: Actor.
(1978) Spyros Gogolos: Greek footballer.
(1978) Amber Mariano: American reality television personality.
(1978) Hannes Kaasik: Estonian footballer and referee.
(1977) Noémie de Lattre
(1977) Gemma Hayes: Irish singer-songwriter.
(1977) Denio: Brazilian footballer.
(1977) Dênio Martins: Brazilian footballer.
(1976) Semir Zuzo
(1976) Ben Gibbard: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Death Cab for Cutie The Postal Service and ¡All-Time Quarterback!).
(1976) Tinsley Mortimer
(1976) Will Friedle: American actor.
(1976) Jhong Hilario: Movie Actor.
(1976) Tabitha Germain: Voice Actor.
(1976) Lubomir Visnovsky: Topolcany, Czechoslovakia -- Hockey defenseman (Team Slovakia).
(1976) Ivan Cordoba: Colombian footballer.
(1976) Ľubomír Višňovský: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1976) Erick Lindgren: American poker player.
(1976) Tõnis Kalde: Estonian footballer.
(1976) Bubba Crosby: American baseball player.
(1976) Iván Córdoba: Colombian footballer and manager.
(1975) Asma al-Assad
(1975) Roger Smith: Voice Actor.
(1975) Davey von Bohlen: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Cap'n Jazz The Promise Ring Maritime and Vermont).
(1975) Chris Kelly [Mack Daddy]: Teaneck, New Jersey -- Rapper (Kris Kross-Warm it Up).
(1975) Natasha Bell: Miss Michigan USA (1996).
(1975) Chris Cummings: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1975) Kishou Taniyama: Japanese voice actor and singer (Granrodeo).
(1974) Jeannie Millar
(1974) Audrey Mestre: French biologist and diver (d. 2002).
(1974) Chris Messina: American actor and producer.
(1974) Joo Jin-mo
(1974) Marie-France Dubreuil: Canadian figure skater.
(1974) Kira Kener: American pornographic actress.
(1974) Anju Jain: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1974) Hadiqa Kiyani: Pakistani singer.
(1974) Affion Crockett: Comedian.
(1974) Landau Murphy: Jr.
(1973) Carolyn Murphy: American model and actress.
(1973) Nigel Harman: English actor.
(1973) Thomas Haskins: CFL running back (Montreal Alouettes).
(1973) Edgardo Alfonzo: Santa Teresa, Venezuela -- Infielder (NY Mets).
(1973) Ann Voskamp: Author.
(1972) Curtis Ceaser: NFL wide receiver (NY Jets).
(1972) Jonathon Prandi: American model and actor.
(1971) Djamel Bouras: French judo champion, nicknamed "La Bourrasque" (the squall) for his sudden fits of temper.
(1971) Alejandra Barros: Mexican actress and screenwriter.
(1971) Roy Keane: Athlete.
(1971) Tommy Mooney: English football player.
(1971) Julie Clarke: American model and actress.
(1971) Justin Theroux: Actor.
(1971) Aaron Miller: Buffalo, New York -- NHL defenseman (Colorado Avalanche).
(1971) Julie Anne Clark: Tucson, Arizona -- Playmate (Mar, 1991).
(1970) Daniela Perez
(1970) Andy Bell (musician)
(1970) Ali Shaheed Muhammad
(1970) Dirk Hannemann: German footballer and manager.
(1970) Ali Muhammad: American rapper and producer (A Tribe Called Quest The Ummah and Lucy Pearl).
(1970) Teresa Pavlinek: Canadian actress producer and screenwriter.
(1970) Daniella Perez: Brazilian actress, the star of the most popular prime-time TV soap in Brazil, "Of Body and Soul.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Eddie Garcia: Louisiana, United States -- Actor / musician (Guys Next Door-I Was Made For You).
(1969) Dave Pashko: Toronto, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1992 CPGA Winter Tour).
(1969) Wilfried Elzinga: Soccer player (FC Twente).
(1969) Mario Crescenzo: Italian singer, a member of Neri per Caso ("Blacks by chance"), an Italian a cappella musical group formed in Salerno in 1991 and consisted of six singers, two couples of brothers (Diego and Ciro Caravano, Mimì and Gonzalo Caravano) who are also cousins to each other, and two childhood best friends (Crescenzo and Massimo De Divitiis).
(1969) Ashley Jensen: British actress.
(1969) Toomas Kivisild: Estonian geneticist and academic.
(1968) Lorenzo Bernardi: Italian volleyball champion, winner of a Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics with the Italian Men's Team, 8/04/1996.
(1968) Anna Gunn: TV Actress.
(1968) Sophie Okonedo: British actress.
(1968) Charlie Sexton: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Arc Angels).

(1968) Mabel: Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau.
(1968) Noordin Mohammad Top: Malaysian Islamist terrorist (d. 2009).
(1968) Noordin Top: Malaysian terrorist (d. 2009).
(1967) Joe Rogan: American television host, comedian, commentator and actor.
(1967) Collin Chou: Taiwanese actor and martial artist.
(1967) Massimiliano Allegri
(1967) Enrique Bunbury: Spanish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Héroes del Silencio).
(1967) Brad Dalgarno: Vancouver, British Columbia -- NHL right wing (NY Islanders).
(1967) Mike Lodish: NFL nose tackle (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1967) Eric Maleson: Brazilian bobsledder.
(1967) Petter Wettre: Norwegian saxophonist and composer.
(1966) Nigel Martyn: English footballer and coach.
(1966) Antonio Goss: NFL linebacker (SF 49ers).
(1966) Juan Solare: Internationally renowned Argentinian composer, pianist, conductor and teacher.
(1965) Viola Davis: American actress.
(1965) Embeth Davidtz: American actress.
(1965) Duane Martin: American actor.
(1965) John Starks: Athlete.
(1965) Marc Bergevin: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
(1965) Shinji Mikami: Japanese video game designer created Resident Evil.
(1965) Claudia Christian: Actress.
(1964) Uwe Ampler
(1964) Miguel Núñez: Jr.
(1964) Jim Lee: South Korean-American author and illustrator.
(1964) Grant Osten Waite: Palmerston, New Zealand -- PGA golfer (1993 Kemper Open).
(1964) Miguel A Nunez: Jr.
(1964) Hamish: Rocker (The Pasedenas-Riding on the Train).
(1964) Nikki Randall: American pornographic actress.
(1963) Véronique Besse
(1963) Henrik Fisker: Designer.
(1963) Andrew Sullivan: Journalist.
(1963) Hiromi Makihara: Japanese baseball player.
(1963) Mike Huff: Honolulu, Hawaii -- Outfielder (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1962) Ennis Whatley: American basketball player.
(1962) Bragi Ólafsson
(1962) Françoise Guégot
(1962) Brian Azzarello: American author.
(1962) Charles Cecil: English video game designer and co-founded Revolution Software.
(1962) Shaul Karnain: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1962) Rob Minkoff: American director and producer.
(1962) John Micklethwait: English journalist and author.
(1962) Jonathan Hayes: NFL tight end (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1962) Ari Boulogne: French photographer, the son of German actress, singer and model Nico, and her lover French actor Alain Delon.
(1961) Craig Ehlo: American basketball player, guard/ forward.
(1961) Nicolas Berggruen: Businessman.
(1961) Frederick W Sturckow: La Mesa, California -- USMC Captain / Astronaut (sk: STS 88).
(1961) David Brooks: American journalist and author.
(1961) Sunil Shetty: Movie Actor.
(1961) Jukka Tapanimäki: Finnish game programmer (d. 2000).
(1960) Carlos Sobera
(1960) Leora "Sam" Jones: Mount Olive, North Carolina -- US team handball player (1992 Olympics).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Gustavo Cerati: Argentine singer-songwriter, composer and producer, considered one of the most important and influential figures of Ibero-American rock and a Latin American rock legend.
(1959) Thierry Guerrier
(1959) Taraki Sivaram: Sri Lankan journalist and author (d. 2005).
(1959) Rosanna Arquette: Actress.
(1959) Linda Rhys Vaughn: Grossmont, California -- Playmate (Apr, 1982).
(1959) László Szlávics: Jr.
(1959) Richard Scudamore: English businessman.
(1959) Yoshiaki Murakami: Japanese businessman.
(1958) Valérie Stroh
(1958) Ken Linseman

(1958) Jah Wobble: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Public Image Ltd and The Damage Manual).
(1958) Cordelia Gonzalez: San Juan, Puerto Rico -- Actor (La Gran Fiesta).
(1958) Lori Garbacz: South Bend, Indiana -- LPGA golfer (1989 Circle K Tucson Open).
(1958) Pascale Trinquet-Hachin: French fencer and Olympic champion in foil competition.
(1957) Inès de la Fressange
(1957) Inès De la Fressange: French model, designer of fashion and perfumes and boutique owner.
(1957) Richie Ramone: American drummer and songwriter (Ramones).
(1957) Arthur Cores: American entrepreneur and restaurateur he is the co-founder of Boston Market, a US food and restaurant chain.
(1957) Ian Stuart Donaldson: British singer (Skrewdriver) (d. 1993).
(1957) Ian Donaldson: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Skrewdriver) (d. 1993).
(1956) Pierre-Louis Lions: French mathematician who studies the theory of nonlinear partial differential equations.
(1955) Sylvia Hermon: Northern Irish academic and politician.
(1955) Eddie Campbell: Artist.
(1955) Norio Honaga: Wrestler (NJPW).
(1955) Marc Bureau: Canadian politician 16th Mayor of Gatineau.
(1954) Joe Jackson (musician)
(1954) Tarmo Rüütli: Estonian footballer coach and manager.
(1954) Vance Heafner: American golfer and coach (d. 2012).
(1954) Joe Jackson: English singer-songwriter.
(1954) M Rao: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1954) Yashpal Sharma: Indian cricketer and umpire.
(1954) Lina Polito: Naples, Italy -- Actress (Love & Anarchy).
(1954) Mottu Vara Narasimha Rao: Indian cricketer.
(1953) Hulk Hogan: Wrestler.
(1953) Dominique Bourg
(1953) Hulk Hogan [Terry Bollea] in Georgia: USA; WWF heavyweight champion (1984-89).
(1953) Sanford Jensen in South Haven: Michigan, USA; actor (Foley Square).
(1953) Wijda Mazereeuw: Dutch swimmer.
(1953) Cory Quirino: Filipino television host and author.
(1953) Amy Holland: American Pop Rock singer.
(1952) Bob Mothersbaugh: American singer guitarist and producer (Devo).
(1952) Manfred Kruger: German footballer.
(1952) Bob Mothersbaugh AKA Bob 1: American guitarist (Devo).
(1952) Ann Michelle: England, United Kingdom -- Actress (Virigin Witch, Mistress Pamela).
(1952) Jean-Jacques Dalmaz: French sommelier and wine merchant, and radio personality at the 'France Bleu' radio station.
(1952) Reid Blackburn: American photographer (d. 1980).
(1951) Donald DeCicco: Brockton, Massachusetts -- Fictional ID of Beldar in Coneheads.
(1951) Juan Manuel Santos: Politician.
(1951) Vincent Bilodeau: Canadian actor and comedian.
(1950) Steve Wozniak: American entrepreneur, a self-taught computer engineer who designed virtually the entire product line that enabled Apple Corporation to go from a two-man garage operation to a half-billion dollar a year business in six years.
(1950) Erik Brann: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Iron Butterfly) (d. 2003).
(1950) Elya Baskin: Latvian-American actor.
(1950) Gennadiy Nikonov: Russian engineer designed the AN-94 rifle (d. 2003).
(1950) Gennidy Nikonov: Russian weapon engineer, designer of the AN-94 attack rifle (d. 2003).
(1950) Erik Braunn: Boston, Massachusetts -- Rock guitarist (Iron Butterfly).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Olivier de Funès
(1949) Eric Carmen: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Raspberries).
(1949) Mary Bell: American minor actress in film and TV roles, including "The Shrike.
(1949) Ian Charleson: Scottish actor, best known for his work in the film "Chariots of Fire," 1981, which won an Academy Award for best picture.
(1949) Bruno de Keyzer
(1949) Tim Hutchinson: American lawyer and politician.
(1949) Eric Carmen in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; rocker ("All by Myself").
(1948) Pierre Bertrand
(1948) Jan Palach: Czech student of history and political economy at Charles University.
(1948) Don Boyd: Director (Goldeneye, 21, East of Elephant Rock).

(1947) Georges Pernoud: French journalist, television personality and producer who is best known for his "Thalassa" program, created in 1975 and dedicated to the sea.
(1947) Catherine Collard: French pianist (Debussy, Haydn), dies at 46.
(1947) Diether Krebs: German actor, comedian and cabaret artist.
(1947) Theo de Jong: Dutch footballer coach and manager.
(1947) Ian Anderson: Musician.
(1947) Georgios Karatzaferis: Greek journalist and politician.
(1947) Sergey Kovalneko: USSR -- Basketball (1968 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1946) Marilyn vos Savant
(1946) Eric de Montgolfier
(1946) Christian Décamps
(1946) Watts Riots
(1946) Patrick Bouchitey: French actor and film director.
(1946) John Conlee: American country-western singer, known for having the "saddest voice in modern country music.
(1946) Óscar Berger
(1946) Marilyn Vos Savant in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; writer/world's highest IQ (Guinness Book of Records).
(1946) Éric Montgolfier: French district attorney known for ferocious courtroom battles and visible on TV in famous cases.
(1946) Duncan Preston: TV Actor.
(1946) Marilyn Savant: American journalist and author.
(1945) Dominique Perben
(1945) Daniel Beysens: French physics researcher.
(1945) Salvatore Di Masi: American politician, he became Speaker of the Massachusetts State House of Representatives in l2004.
(1944) Ian McDiarmid: Scottish actor.
(1944) Ronald Pina: American lawyer and district attorney for Bristol County, MA.
(1944) Hans Knudsen: Danish canoe racer.
(1944) Frederick W Smith: American entrepreneur.
(1944) Martin Linton: Swedish-English journalist and politician.
(1944) Alexa McDonough: Canadian politician, federal n.d.
(1944) Frederick W. Smith: Businessman.
(1944) David Pearl: British judge.
(1944) Frederick Smith: American economist and CEO in charge of Federal Express, an international delivery corporation.
(1943) Pervez Musharraf: Pakistani general and politician 10th President of Pakistan.
(1943) Abigail Folger: American noted family, the heiress to the Folger Coffee fortune and a debutante, formally introduced into polite society 2/21/1961.
(1943) Clem Haskins
(1943) Ronnie Spector: Musician.
(1943) Jim Kale: Canadian bass player (The Guess Who).
(1943) Kenny Gamble: US songwriter (Me & Mrs Jones).
(1943) Krzysztof Meyer: Composer.
(1943) Jimmy Griffin: Musician.
(1943) Denis Payton: English saxophonist (The Dave Clark Five) (d. 2006).
(1943) James Kale: Rocker (Guess Who).
(1943) Stefania Toczyska: Polish mezzo-soprano.
(1942) Betsey Johnson: Designer.
(1942) Mike Hugg: English drummer and keyboard player (Manfred Mann and The Manfreds).
(1941) Jean-Louis Beffa: French businessman.
(1941) Roland Cayrol: French political scientist and author, who has written political fiction novels under the pseudonym of Jean Duchateau.
(1941) Elizabeth Holtzman in Brooklyn: New York, USA; district attorney (Democrat-Representative-New York, Watergate Committee).
(1941) Alla Kushnir: Russian Israeli chess player (d. 2013).
(1941) Patricio Guzman: Director / actor (Cruz del Sur, Moon over Parador).
(1940) Lennie Pond: American race car driver.
(1940) Jean-Claude Ribes: French CNRS researcher (radio astronomy) and author of books on ufology, including "Le Dossier des civilisations extra-terrestres" (The Dossier of Extraterrestrial Civilizations) (Paris, Fayard, 1970, written in collaboration with François Biraud), a book on the possibility of the existence of extraterrestrials and their visits to Earth.
(1940) Kip King: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Charlie & Company).
(1940) Kip King in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Charlie and Company).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Ronnie Dawson: American rockabilly musician (Born 1939).
(1939) Anatoly Kashpirovsky: Ukrainian-born Russian psychotherapist, hypnotist and a controversial psychic healer who enjoyed great popularity in the Soviet Union.
(1939) Kate O'Mara: Actress.
(1939) Attila Bozay: Composer.
(1938) Branko Stanovnik: Slovenian chemist.
(1938) Rainer Boesch: Composer.
(1938) Tony Ross: Artist.
(1937) Allegra Kent: US actress (Addams Family).
(1937) Patrick McGovern: American businessman founded International Data Group (d. 2014).
(1937) Anna Massey: English actress, who won a BAFTA Award for the role of Edith Hope in the 1986 TV adaptation of Anita Brookner's novel "Hotel du Lac.

(1937) Taki Theodoracopoulos: Greek / British journalist / multi-millionaire.
(1936) Augustin Bonrepaux
(1936) Taki Theodoracopulos: Journalist.
(1936) Andre Dubus: American author and educator (d. 1999).
(1936) Susana Duijm: Venezuelan actress TV Host beauty queen model and Miss World 1955.
(1936) Bill Monbouquette: American baseball player and coach (d. 2015).
(1936) Jonathan Spence: English-American historian and academic.
(1936) J L Thompson: Bishop (Bath & Wells).
(1936) Andre Dubus III: Writer.
(1935) Tom Schell: American reporter, TV correspondent, 1st child.
(1935) Wilhelm Haack: German theologian and critic.
(1934) Jacques Faivre: French Catholic clergyman, who served as bishop of Le Mans from 1997 to 2008.
(1934) Miki Dora
(1934) James Tenney: Composer.
(1934) Claude Thibault: Nogent sur Marne EXecutives.
(1934) Pit Van Est: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1934) Maurice Kleman: French physicist, a researcher in geological fluid dynamics, author of the book "Points, Lines and Walls: In Liquid Crystals, Magnetic Systems and Various Ordered Media" (1983) and co-author of the book "Soft Matter Physics: An Introduction" (2013).
(1934) Bob Hepple: South African lawyer and academic (d. 2015).
(1933) Jerry Falwell: American pastor, promoter of TV evangelism and political lobbyist for the Moral Majority, Inc.
(1933) Alain Carpentier: French physician, a cardiologist.
(1933) Jean-Loup Trassard
(1933) Jerzyi Grotowski
(1933) Philippe Bouriez: French business executive, the founder of Cora and the honorary president of Louis Delhaize, 2009-2014.
(1933) Doyle Brunson: Celebrity.
(1933) Justin Connolly: Composer.
(1933) Julian Oswald: British Admiral of the Fleet.
(1933) Lynn Cohen: Actress.
(1933) Jerzy Grotowski: Polish director and producer (d. 1999).
(1933) Tamás Vásáry: Hungarian pianist and conductor.
(1932) Fernando Arrabal: Spanish playwright, screenwriter, film director, novelist and poet.
(1932) Keiko Kishi
(1932) Angela Rumbold: British politician, a Conservative Member of Parliament returned at General election 6/11/1987 for the Mitcham and Morden district.
(1932) Geoffrey Cass: CEO (Cambridge University Press).
(1932) Israel Asper: Canadian tax lawyer (d. 2003).
(1932) Robert Strack: German homicide called the "Beast of Cologne.
(1932) Lord Varley
(1932) Sam McCluskie: Trade unionist.
(1932) John Gorrie: English director and screenwriter.
(1932) Peter Eisenman: American architect designed the City of Culture of Galicia.
(1932) Izzy Asper: Canadian lawyer businessman and politician founded Canwest (d. 2003).
(1931) Nils Mustelin: Finnish physicist, astronomer, and skeptic, a one-time chairman of Finnish skeptics; committed to crusade against astrology.
(1931) Alain Cherville: Belgium sport Champion.
(1930) Michael Quinlan: Civil servant.
(1930) Paul Soles: Canadian actor, mainly playing in law enforcement shows.
(1930) Claude Laffargue: Ivry sur Ssins EXecutives.
(1930) Barry Unsworth: Writer.
(1930) Heinz Werner Zimmermann: Composer.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Raymond Cicci: French soccer/football player.
(1929) Cora de Man-Canne Meyer: Mezzo-soprano (Figaro, Carmen).
(1929) Alun Hoddinott: Bargoed, Wales -- Composer (Floriture).
(1928) Arlene Dahl: American actress.
(1928) Richard Barratt: Former Chief Inspector of Constabulary.
(1928) Jean-Claude Pelletier: French jazz musician, pianist, composer, arranger, and conductor.
(1928) Charles Hugh Shirley: Publisher.
(1928) Domenico La Forgia: Italy sport Champion.
(1928) Harvey Holford: British homicide; shot his wife to death the night of 9/14-15/1962.
(1928) Dominique Laplane: Marseille physician.

(1927) Giancarlo Astrua: Italian cyclist.
(1927) James Eaton: Lord-Lieutenant of the City of Londonderry.
(1927) Raymond Leppard in London: England; conductor (Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra).
(1927) Stuart Rosenberg: American film and television director (Born 1927).
(1927) Raymond Leppard: English harpsichord player and conductor.
(1927) Jean Sneyers: France sport Champion.
(1927) Len Rempt-Halmmans de Jongh: Dutch MP (VVD).
(1927) Kenneth Eastham: MP.
(1926) Claus von Bülow: Danish-English lawyer.
(1926) Claude Engerand: Remiremont Military man.
(1926) Claus Bülow: Danish nobleman, tall, handsome with exquisite manners and elegant dress, the prime suspect in the mystery of his wealthy wife's fall into a coma.
(1926) Claus von Bulow: Danish-born British socialite.
(1926) J R S Fincham: Geneticist.
(1926) Aaron Klug: Lithuanian-English chemist and biophysicist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1926) Bernard Ashley: English fashion designer / President (Laura Ashley).
(1926) Johnny Van Derrick: Jazz violinist.
(1925) Mike Douglas
(1925) Carl Rowan: Gun-toting newspaper columnist (Washington Post).
(1925) Floyd Curry: Canadian ice hockey player and manager (d. 2006).
(1925) Mike Douglas in Chicago: Illinois, USA; talk show host (Mike Douglas Show).
(1925) Arlene Dahl: American actress on film and TV who's work includes "The Black Book," 1949 and "Journey to the Center of the Earth," 1960.
(1925) Robert Linn: Composer.
(1924) Arlene Dahl in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; actress/TV panelist (Ambush).
(1924) Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq: Pakistan military leader, sixth President of Pakistan from 1978 until his death in 1988, having declared martial law for the third time in the country's history in 1977.
(1923) Stan Chambers: American journalist and actor (d. 2015).
(1923) Mario Zicavo: Italy Actor.
(1922) : American baseball player (d. 2013).
(1921) Alex Haley: American writer, a journalist and novelist who shot to worldwide fame as the author of the Pulitzer Prize winning book, "Roots" in 1976.
(1921) Pierre Lévêque: French historian of ancient Greece and Hellenistic culture.
(1920) Salve Hugo Matheson
(1920) Flo Bjelke-Petersen
(1920) Salve Matheson: Seattle Military man.
(1920) Chuck Rayner: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1920).
(1920) Derry Jeffares: Honorary Prof of English Studies (Stirling University).
(1920) William Masselos: Niagara Falls, New York -- Pianist / prof (Juilliard 1976).
(1920) Mike Douglas: American entertainer and singer with the Kay Kayser band, became an MC.
(1920) Theodora Anderson: American astrologer who practiced in Santa Fe; she died of a heart ailment on March 23, 1998 at about 2:30 AM, MST.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ginette Neveu: French classical violinist, she died in a plane crash en route to New-York with her brother Jean (and with boxer Marcel Cerdan), aged 30.
(1919) Luis Olmo: Puerto Rican baseball player and manager.
(1917) André Chouraqui: French lawyer, writer, scholar and politician.
(1917) Dik Browne: Cartoonist (Hi & Lois, Hagar the Horrible).
(1916) Marc Beigbeder: French philosopher, essayist, journalist and polemicist.
(1916) William Coors: American chemical engineer and CEO of Adolph Coors Brewing Company, a large beer manufacturing/distribution company.
(1916) Johnny Claes: English-Belgian race car driver and trumpet player (d. 1956).
(1916) Jim Beck: Influential country music talent agent, record promoter, recording studio owner, A&R engineer, record producer, and music publisher.
(1915) André Fraye
(1915) Kunio Toda: Composer.

(1915) Morris Weiss: American author and illustrator (d. 2014).
(1914) Jose Silva: American entrepreneur, the founder of "Silva Mind Control.
(1913) Étienne Burin des Roziers
(1913) Wolfgang Paul: Physicist.
(1913) Bob Scheffing: American professional baseball player and manager (d. 1985).
(1913) Paul Dupuis: French Canadian film and television actor (Born 1913).
(1913) Angus Wilson: England, United Kingdom -- Writer (Mulberry Bush-1955).
(1913) Marcel Schneider: Levallois-Perret Writer.
(1912) Jean Parker: Butte, Montana -- Actress (Beyond Tomorrow, Little Women).
(1912) Thanom Kittikachorn: 10th Prime Minister of Thailand (d. 2004).
(1912) Eva Ahnert-Rohlfs: German astronomer and academic (d. 1954).
(1912) Raphael Blau: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1996).
(1911) Prem Bhatia: Journalist.
(1911) Benny Lee: Entertainer.
(1911) Alphonse de Waelhens: Flemish philosopher (Psychosis).
(1911) Thanom Kittikachorn: Thai field marshal and politician 10th Prime Minister of Thailand (d. 2004).
(1911) Ronald Batty: Bookseller.
(1911) Henry Kulky: Hastings-on-Hudson, New York -- Actor (Otto-Life of Riley).
(1910) Philippe Agostini: French cinematographer, director and screenwriter, who died on 20 October 2001.
(1910) Mayme Malm: American astrologer who joined AFA in March 1976.
(1910) Berthe Qvistgaard: Danish actress (d. 1999).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Gaston Litaize: French organist, composer and teacher.
(1909) Yūji Koseki: Japanese composer (d. 1989).
(1909) Uku Masing: Estonian philosopher and theologian (d. 1985).
(1909) Yuji Koseki: Japanese composer (d. 1989).
(1909) Jean Lancaster: Director (WRNS).
(1909) Hugo Buchthal: Art historian.
(1909) Gaston Gilbert Litaize: Composer.
(1909) Mario Montesanto: Italian soccer player, he was on Italy's national team from 1930 to 1936.
(1909) Alexandre Lucas: Camaret sur Mer physician.
(1909) Leo Fender: Businessman.

(1908) Russell Procope
(1908) Don Freeman: American author and illustrator (d. 1978).
(1908) Torgny Segerstedt: Swedish sociologist and philosopher (d. 1999).
(1907) Paul Stehlin: French aviator.
(1907) Ted a'Beckett: Australian cricketer and lawyer (d. 1989).
(1906) Willie Wells: Athlete.
(1905) Kurt Gerstein: German engineer and mining assessor who became a member of the SS Institute of Hygiene though he still had close links to Christian anti-Nazi Resistance.
(1905) Erwin Chargaff: Austrian-American biochemist and academic (d. 2002).
(1905) Ernst Jaakson: Estonian diplomat (d. 1998).
(1905) de Menditte: Amiens Military man.
(1904) Yves du Manoir
(1904) Yves Du Manoir: French rugby player, a superstar in French sports.
(1904) Jess Stacy: Pianist.
(1904) Yves Manoir: France sport Champion.
(1904) Aldo Sestini: Italy Scientist.
(1903) Michael Whalley Wickham: Artist.
(1902) Christian Castries: French military officer, who served as commander at the Battle of Dien Bien Phu in Vietnam in 1954.
(1902) Lloyd Nolan: San Francisco, California -- Actor (A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Peyton Place).
(1902) Alfredo Binda: Italian cyclist of the 1920s and 1930s, later trainer of Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali.
(1900) Charles Paddock
(1900) Norma Shearer: Actress.
(1900) Charles William Paddock: Texas, United States -- 100m runner (1920 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1900) Philip Phillips: American archaeologist and scholar (d. 1994).
(1900) Georges Limbour: France Writer.

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