Famous Birthdays of 12 April
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 12th of April
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Riley Smith: American actor.
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(1978)
Luca Argentero
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(1978)
Robin Walker: English businessman and politician.
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(1978)
Svetlana Lapina: Russian high jumper.
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(1978)
Scott Crary: American director producer and screenwriter.
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(1978)
Cheeming Boey: Singaporean-Malaysian illustrator.
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(1977)
Alessandro Lorenti: Italian actor, noted at age 12 for his remarkable performances on television.
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(1977)
Ruth Vega Fernandez
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(1977)
Jordana Spiro: American actress director and producer.
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(1977)
Sarah Jane Morris (actress)
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(1977)
Giovanny Espinoza: Ecuadorian footballer.
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(1977)
Sarah Jane Morris: American actor.
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(1977)
Glenn Rogers: Australian-Scottish cricketer.
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(1977)
Sarah Morris: American actress.
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(1977)
Jason Price: Welsh footballer.
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(1976)
Jérôme Commandeur
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(1976)
Geoffroy Didier
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(1976)
Peggy Olmi
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(1976)
Émilie Frèche
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(1976)
Joanna Mucha
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(1976)
Olga Kotlyarova: Russian runner.
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(1976)
Brad Miller: American basketball player.
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(1975)
Laurent Wauquiez: French politician who was the Secretary of State for European Affairs under the Foreign and European Affairs Minister, Alain Juppé.
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(1975)
Camila Morgado
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(1975)
Cindy Bouque: Belgian rifle shooting champion, placed 25th in the Atlanta Olympics for shooting 10 meters with a carbine rifle.
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(1975)
Sofie Rahman: Miss Universe - Hong Kong (1996).
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(1975)
Marcie Alberts: WNBA guard (Cleveland Rockers).
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(1974)
Marley Shelton: Movie Actress.
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(1974)
Dinu Pescariu
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(1974)
Sylvinho : Brazilian footballer and manager.
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(1974)
Roman Hamrlík: Czech ice hockey player.
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(1974)
Kiyomi Asai: Japanese voice actress.
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(1974)
Roman Hamrlik in Gottwaldov: Czechoslovakia; NHL defenseman (Tampa Bay Lightning, Olympics-gold-1998).
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(1974)
Belinda Emmett: Australian actress (d. 2006).
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(1973)
Christian Panucci
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(1973)
Claudia Jordan: Model.
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(1973)
Joël Lautier
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(1973)
Lionel Roux: French tennis player, pro since 1991 and winner (team) of the 1996 Davis Cup.
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(1973)
Christina Moore: TV Actress.
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(1973)
J Campbell: American author and illustrator.
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(1973)
Antonio Osuna in Sinaloa: MTxico; pitcher (Los Angeles Dodgers).
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(1973)
Ryan Kisor: American trumpet player and composer.
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(1973)
J Scott Campbell: American comic book artist.
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(1973)
Claudia Jordan Miss Rhode Island-USA (1997: top 10).
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(1973)
Pamela Polk in Berlin: Wisconsin, USA; Miss Wisconsin-America (1996).
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(1973)
Antonio Osuna: Mexican-American baseball player.
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(1972)
Pascal Rambeau
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(1972)
Paul Lo Duca: American baseball player.
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(1972)
Ditch Davey
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(1972)
Şebnem Ferah: Turkish singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1972)
Paul Duca: American baseball player and sportscaster.
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(1972)
Ron Shirley: Reality Star.
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(1972)
Sebnem Ferah: Turkish singer.
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(1972)
Inaki Aizpitarte: French restaurateur, the chef owner of Le Chateaurbriand bistro in Paris and Le Dauphin, a French tapas bar.
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(1972)
Julien Lorcy: French professional boxer, nicknamed "Bobo," who held the WBA lightweight title twice (1991 and 2001).
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(1972)
Dimitrios Kokotis: Greek high jumper.
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(1971)
Shannen Doherty: American actress who began showbiz at 12 on "Little House on the Prairie," 1982-1983.
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(1971)
Nicholas Brendon: American actor and producer.
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(1971)
Christophe Moreau: French road racing cyclist, nicknamed Le chien (French - "The Dog").
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(1971)
Fernando Meligeni: in Argentina; tennis star.
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(1971)
Kent Manderville in Edmonton: Alberta, USA; NHL left wing (Edmonton Oilers).
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(1971)
Eyal Golan: Israeli singer.
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(1971)
Nick Hexum: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (311).
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(1971)
Shannen Doherty in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actress (Little House on the Prairie, Beverly Hills 90210).
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(1971)
Tyrone Chatman: Canadian Football League linebacker (British Columbia Lions).
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(1970)
Retta
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(1970)
Patrick Brugnoli: hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
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(1970)
Sylvain Bouchard: Canadian speed skater.
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1969 - 1960
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1960
1959 - 1950
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(1958)
Klaus Tafelmeier: German javelin thrower.
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(1957)
Vince Gill: American musician.
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(1957)
Tama Janowitz: American novelist and short story writer.
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(1957)
Greg Child: Australian mountaineer and author.
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(1956)
Andy García: Cuban-American actor singer director and producer.
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(1956)
Michel Neyret
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(1956)
Herbert Grönemeyer: German musician and actor, popular in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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(1956)
Tama Janowitz: American novelist and writer of magazine articles, a contemporary hip and trendy New York underground figure whose works show the alchemy of a fantastic, post-modern surrealism.
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(1956)
Walter Salles
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(1956)
Andy Garcia: Cuban-born actor.
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(1956)
Doris EHP Baaten: Dutch actress (Sesame Street, Fien).
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(1956)
Alexander Briley: vocalist (Village People - "YMCA").
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(1955)
Jean-Louis Aubert: French singer of pop group Telephone, he went on a solo career after the four members of the band decided to stop.
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(1955)
Thierry Zalic
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(1955)
Fabian Hamilton: English graphic designer engineer and politician.
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(1954)
Jon Krakauer: American journalist and author of several non-fiction accounts such as "Into the Wild," "Into Thin Air," and "Under the Banner of Heaven.
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(1954)
John Faulkner: Australian educator and politician 52nd Australian Minister for Defence.
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(1954)
David Hanson: American professional ice hockey player who played 33 games in the National Hockey League, and a total of 103 games in the World Hockey Association.
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(1954)
Pat Travers: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1954)
Steve Stevaert: Belgian businessman and politician Governor of Limburg (d. 2015).
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(1953)
Huw Edwards: British politician, a Member of Parliament who replaced Sir John Stradling Thomas in the by-election 5/16/1991.
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(1953)
Maurizio Ferrini: Italian actor and television personality who made his artistic debut in "Quelli della Notte," starring alongside Renzo Arbore and establishing himself as an eccentric comedian.
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(1953)
Tanino Liberatore: Italian author and illustrator.
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(1952)
J D Nicholas English guitarist (Heatwave: Commodores).
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(1952)
Alexis Arguello in Managua: Nicaragua; featherweight boxer (1974 champion).
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(1952)
Reuben Gant: American professional football player.
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(1952)
Gary Soto: American author and poet.
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(1952)
Ralph Wiley: American journalist and writer (Born 1952).
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(1952)
Fred McCarren in Butler: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Free Country, Amanda's).
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(1951)
Jackson Spires: Rock drummer (Blackfoot).
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(1951)
Tom Noonan: American actor director and screenwriter.
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(1950)
David Cassidy: American singer and actor from a theatrical family, the son of Jack Cassidy and Evelyn Ward who divorced when he was three; his step-mother was Shirley Jones.
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(1950)
Flavio Briatore: Italian race car manager of Formula One.
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(1950)
Georges Cipriani
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(1950)
Chip Carter: American noted family the son of Jimmy Carter, 39th President of the U.S.
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(1950)
David Cassidy in New York City: New York, USA; singer/actor (Keith - The Partridge Family).
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(1950)
Tom Werner: Owner (SD Padres) / producer (Roseanne, Cosby Show).
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(1950)
Nick Sackman: English composer and educator.
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
Lois Reeves: American singer (Martha and the Vandellas).
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(1948)
Sandra ''Lois'' Reeves: American singer.
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(1948)
Don Fernando: American porn actor and director.
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(1947)
David Letterman: American contemporary humorist and talk show host, the winner of an Emmy as Best Host and Best Writer for a Daytime Variety Series, "The David Letterman Show," 1981.
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(1947)
Tom Clancy: American author best known for his technically detailed espionage and military science storylines that are set during and in the aftermath of the Cold War, along with video games which bear his name for licensing and promotional purposes.
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(1947)
Larry Cannon
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(1947)
Dan Lauria: American actor.
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(1947)
Alex Briley: American singer (Village People).
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(1947)
Richard Sharp: American executive and CEO of Circuit City (145 Stores), a nationwide electronics, appliances, computers and small mercantile retailer.
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(1947)
David Letterman in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; comedian (Late Night).
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(1947)
Antonin Kratochvil: Czech-born American photographer.
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(1947)
Roy Anderson: English epidemiologist zoologist and academic.
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(1947)
Martin Brasier: English palaeontologist biologist and academic (d. 2014).
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(1947)
Wayne Northrop: American actor.
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(1947)
Wayne Northrop in Sumner: Washington, USA; actor (Michael - Dynasty).
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(1947)
Woody Johnson: American businessman and philanthropist.
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(1946)
Ed O'Neill: American actor.
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(1946)
George Robertson Baron Robertson of Port Ellen
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(1946)
George Robertson: Scottish politician, a Labour Member of Parliament returned at General election 6/11/1987.
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(1946)
Peter L de Baan: Dutch actor / director / playwright (Leonce & Lena).
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(1946)
Ed[ward] O'Neill in Youngstown: Ohio, USA; actor (Michael Mooney - Big Apple, Al Bundy - Married With Children).
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(1946)
O'Neill : American actor, best known as the terminally dim-witted patriarch, "Al Bundy," on the Fox sitcom, "Married with Children," a show which enjoyed an 11-year run of popularity from 1987-1998.
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(1945)
Lee Jong-wook: South Korean physician and diplomat (d. 2006).
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(1945)
Yves Chauveau
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(1945)
Hilary Nicolle: Educationist.
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(1945)
Jean-Pierre Davant: French business leader, who served from June 1992 to 14 December 2010 as president of mutualité française, a group of mutual health organizations in France.
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(1944)
John Kay (musician)
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(1944)
John Kay: German-Canadian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Sparrows and Steppenwolf).
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(1944)
Georgios Balanos: Greek translator, author and publisher.
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(1944)
Lisa Jardine: English historian author and academic (d. 2015).
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(1944)
Karel Kryl: Folk singer.
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(1944)
Terry Harmon: American baseball player, a right-handed second baseman and shortstop for the Philadelphia Phillies between 1967 and 1977.
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(1943)
Robert Durst
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(1943)
Sumitra Mahajan: Indian politician 16th Speaker of the Lok Sabha.
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(1943)
Charles Ludlam: American actor, director, and playwright.
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(1943)
Charles Ludlam in New York City: New York, USA; playwright/actor (Big Easy).
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(1942)
Jacob Zuma: President of South Africa.
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(1942)
Carlos Reutemann: Argentinian race car driver and politician Governor of Santa Fe.
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(1942)
Frank Bank: American actor (d. 2013).
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(1942)
Jan Daele: Belgian writer.
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(1942)
Daniel Winslow Schmidt: Composer.
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(1942)
Bill Bryden: British stage and film director and screenwriter.
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(1942)
Frank Bank in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Lumpy - Leave it to Beaver).
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(1941)
Bobby Moore (football)
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(1941)
Julio B: Euson; Aruban singer ("I Use the Soap").
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(1941)
Bobby Moore: English soccer team captain (World champions 1966), dies (born 1941).
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(1940)
Herbie Hancock: American musician and composer.
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(1940)
John Hagee: American pastor and televangelist.
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(1940)
Herbie Hancock in Chicago: Illinois, USA; pianist ("I Thought it was You").
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(1940)
Bashir Ahmad: Indian-Bangladeshi singer (d. 2014).
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(1940)
Woodie Fryman: American baseball player (d. 2011).
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Johnny Raper: Australian rugby league footballer.
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(1939)
Alan Ayckbourn: English director and playwright.
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(1939)
Philippe Moureaux: Belgian politician, senator, former mayor of Sint-Jans-Molenbeek, and professor of economic history at the Université Libre de Bruxelles.
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(1938)
Southwood Morcott: American merchandise marketer and CEO of Dana, an auto and truck parts manufacturing company.
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(1937)
Igor Petrovich in Volk: Russia; cosmonaut (Soyuz T-12).
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(1937)
Dennis Banks: American author and activist.
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(1937)
Raymond Ceulemans: Belgian world champion billiards player.
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(1937)
Igor Volk: Ukrainian-Russian colonel pilot and astronaut.
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(1936)
Tony Earl
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(1936)
Jean-Claude Vrinat: French restaurateur, the owner of the Taillevent restaurant founded by his father André Vrinat in Paris.
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(1936)
Kennedy Simmonds: Kittitian politician 4th Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
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(1936)
Charles Napier: American actor and singer (d. 2011).
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(1936)
Kennedy A Simmonds premier (Saint Kitts and Nevis: 1983-95).
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(1936)
Anthony Earl: American politician and former governor of the state of Wisconsin.
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(1935)
Roland Vuillaume
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(1935)
Wendy Savage: English gynaecologist and activist.
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(1935)
Jimmy Makulis: Greek-German singer (d. 2007).
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(1934)
Heinz Schneiter: Swiss footballer and manager.
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(1933)
Montserrat Caballé: Spanish soprano and actress.
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(1933)
Buddy Turman: American professional heavyweight boxer who fought a total of 62 professional matches and won 45 of them including 32 KOs.
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(1933)
Renso Caporali: American aerospace technical engineer and CEO of Grumman, co-building the F-14.
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(1933)
Monserrat Caballé: Spanish opera singer, a little-known soprano who had been singing mostly in German houses for the prior ten years when she stepped into the American Opera Society's 1965 concert performance of Donizetti's "Lucrezia Borgia" at Carnegie Hall.
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(1933)
Montserrat Caballe: Spanish soprano.
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(1932)
Jean-Pierre Marielle: French actor, who has appeared in more than a hundred films in a large diversity of roles, from the banal citizen (Les Galettes de Pont-Aven), to the serial killer (Sans mobile apparent), to the World War II hero (Les Milles), to the compromised spy (La Valise (fr)), to the has-been actor (Les Grands Ducs).
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(1932)
Tiny Tim: American performer and entertainer with a unique presentation of "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" in a falsetto voice, a novelty international hit in the late '60s.
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(1932)
Tiny Tim [Herbert Butros Khaury] in New York City: New York, USA; singer ("Tip Toe Thru' the Tulips With Me").
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(1932)
Lakshman Kadirgamar: Sri Lankan lawyer and politician 5th Sri Lankan Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2005).
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(1932)
Philippe Nozières: French physicist working at Institut Laue-Langevin in Grenoble, France.
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(1932)
Jack Gelber: United States -- Playwright (Connection, Apple).
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(1932)
Henri Lazarof: Composer.
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(1932)
Dennis Banks: American Indian activist.
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(1931)
Chico Anysio: Brazilian comedian, very popular with own program for decades, has created and played over 100 different characters.
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(1931)
Martin Boykan: Composer.
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(1931)
Billy Vaughn in Glasgow: Kentucky, USA; singer ("Chapel by the Sea").
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(1931)
Leonid Derbenyov: Russian poet and songwriter (d. 1995).
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(1930)
Micha? Zyczkowski: Polish technician (d. 2006).
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(1930)
Manuel Neri: American artist, sculptor.
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(1930)
Gustave Scholz: German olympic boxer.
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(1930)
John Landy: Australian runner and politician 26th Governor of Victoria.
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(1930)
Michał Życzkowski: Polish technician and educator (d. 2006).
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(1930)
Bryan Magee: English philosopher and politician.
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(1930)
Lou A: de Graaf; Dutch Assistant Secretary of Social Affairs (VDA).
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(1930)
Betty Clooney in Maysville: Kentucky, USA; singer (Jack Paar Show).
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1929 - 1920
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(1928)
Margaret Merrick: American prodigy who was one of the original Quiz Kids.
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(1928)
Brooklyn Supreme: Belgium -- Stallion, heaviest known horse (1450 kg).
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(1927)
Jane Withers in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; actress (All Together Now, Josephine the Plumber).
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(1927)
Patrick Meehan: Petty criminal.
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(1927)
James Johnson: American administrator and CEO in charge of GTE, a telecommunications giant.
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(1927)
Thomas Hemsley: English actor and singer (d. 2013).
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(1926)
Umberto Marzotto: Italian entrepreneur who was a textile manufacturer with a family industrial company.
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(1926)
Jane Withers: American actress who starred as a bratty little kid who was mean to Shirley Temple in a 1934 film.
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(1926)
James Hillman: American psychologist, author and collaborator with Joseph Campbell on "Revisioning psychology.
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(1926)
Thomas Mayfield: American bluegrass singer and guitarist, mostly known for being a member of the Bill Monroe and Bluegrass Boys band during the 1950s.
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(1925)
Britt Lomond
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(1925)
Joe Bowman: American sharpshooter, Hollywood consultant, bootmaker & master showman (d. 2009).
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(1925)
Rod Steiger: American actor known for his performances in such films as On the Waterfront, The Big Knife, Oklahoma!, The Harder They Fall, Across the Bridge, The Pawnbroker, Doctor Zhivago, In the Heat of the Night, Waterloo, Duck, You Sucker!, and The Amityville Horror as well as the television programs Marty and Jesus of Nazareth.
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(1925)
Oliver Postgate: English animator puppeteer and screenwriter (d. 2008).
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(1925)
Ned Miller: American singer-songwriter.
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(1925)
Evelyn Berezin: American computer scientist and engineer.
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(1924)
Raymond Barre: Fomer Prime Minister of France, in office 26 August 1976 – 22 May 1981 under president Valéry Giscard d'Estaing.
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(1924)
Jack B Harrington
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(1924)
Peter Safar: Austrian physician and academic (d. 2003).
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(1924)
Jack Harrington: American bartender and minor actor, gay.
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(1924)
Sergiu Natra: Composer.
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(1924)
Julius Moormann: Student / resistance fighter (WWII).
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(1923)
Ann Miller: American dancer who starred in Broadway's "Sugar Babies," alongside Mickey Rooney, and was said to be able to dance 500 taps per minute.
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(1923)
Eddie Turnbull
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(1923)
E C Meade: British chartered accountant.
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(1923)
Ann Miller [Lucille Ann Collier] in Houston: Texas, USA; dancer/actress (On the Town).
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(1922)
Simon Kapwepwe: Zambian politician 2nd Vice President of Zambia (d. 1980).
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(1921)
A W Mabbs: Archivist.
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(1921)
Robert Cliche: French Canadian politician and judge (Born 1921).
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(1920)
H R: Hewitt CEO (Johnson Matthey).
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(1920)
Robert Fizdale: Chicago, Illinois -- Pianist (Misia).
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1919 - 1910
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1911
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1909 - 1900
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(1907)
Joan Grant: American writer of metaphysical novels of her past incarnations, wonderful adventure stories that include "Winged Pharaoh," "Scarlet Feather" and "Eyes of Horus.
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(1907)
Paul Denis: Montaigu physician.
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(1907)
Zawgyi : Burmese poet author literary historian critic scholar and academic (d. 1990).
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(1907)
Felix de Weldon: Austrian-American sculptor designed the Marine Corps War Memorial (d. 2003).
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(1907)
Hardie Gramatky: American author and animator (Born 1907).
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(1905)
Leon Gros: France Writer.
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(1905)
Pino Ponti: Italy Painter.
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(1904)
Harald James: Penrose pilot.
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(1904)
Georges Baraton: France sport Champion.
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(1903)
Jan Tinbergen: Dutch economist and physicist, Noble Prize winner, one of the founding fathers of econometrics.
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(1902)
Swami Narayanananda
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(1902)
Louis Beel: Dutch lawyer and politician, Prime Minister of the Netherlands from 1946-1948 and 1958-1959.
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(1902)
Louis J M Beel: Premier of the Netherlands (1946-48, 58-59).
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(1901)
Paul Demange
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(1901)
Lowell Stockman: American farmer and politician (d. 1962).
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(1901)
Ørnulv Ødegård: Norwegian professor of psychiatry, head physician, and director at Gaustad psychiatric hospital 1938-1972.
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(1900)
Joe Lapchick
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(1900)
Guy Mazeline: French writer, who won the prix Goncourt in 1932.
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(1900)
Armand Ducasse: Lombez physician.
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(1900)
André Dulin: French politician who died on 5 March 1973 in Paris.
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