List of celebrities and famous people who were born on April 12th
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2006TV Actress
Polish actress
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Dancer
Family Member
Pop Singer
American gymnast
Russian tennis player
Argentine tennis player
Instagram Star
Movie Actress
Pop Singer
Japanese singer and actress (Aa! Cute and cute!
Brazilian singer and actress
American actor.
Dancer
Model
Actress
Hockey Player
YouTube Star
American actress and ice hockey player
American football player
English-Scottish footballer
South African swimmer
Italian actor
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Athlete
Trisha Cullen, Keith Rose and an American baby were the parents. A woman pretending to be a nurse kidnapped her at 3:00 pm, less than 12 hours after she was born. The family waited five days while police conducted a huge search. The baby was well-cared for by the kidnapper, who had previously claimed that it was her child. She …
American Ice Hockey Player
Welsh footballer
Swedish ice hockey player
English footballer
English swimmer
YouTube Star
TV Actor
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Pop Singer
Musician
Canadian-American ice dancer
Filipino actor
Filipino actor
American-Mexican footballer
TV Actor
American rapper
YouTube Star
Country Singer
Pop Singer
Model
Musician
Italian footballer
English footballer
Argentinian footballer
American musician (Panic at the Disco).
American actress and model
American porn actress
American model
TV Actor
Swiss footballer
Swiss footballer
Spanish tennis player
Spanish singer
English screenwriter and actor
Japanese singer (Morning Musume dream Morning Musume, Hangry & Angry).
German actress
Russian singer-songwriter (Serebro)
Brazilian model
American baseball player
Jr., American football player
Russian high jumper
Model
Serbian-Australian tennis player
A Croatian-Australian tennis star who won the 1998 junior US Open at age 16. She beat Martina Hingis at Wimbledon a year later and became a huge sensation on the tennis circuit. She was a participant in the 2000 Olympics, but did not win a medal.
Kosovan-Albanian actress and singer
West Indian cricketer
Kenyan runner
Bosnian singer
R&B Singer
Country Singer
Model
Danish cyclist
English footballer
Russian runner
Argentinian footballer
Actor
Argentine footballer
Pop Singer
Belgian radio and television host. She started her career in 1997 as Miss Belgium 1997, then represented her country at Miss World 1997.
Canadian composer and guitarist
Turkish actor
Estonian actor
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979TV Actress
American model and actress
English actor
Serbian footballer
New York; actress (Angela, My So Called Life and Romeo and Juliet).
Russian gymnast
American baseball player
Italian footballer
Musician
Serbian footballer
British musician (Coldplay)
American actor
American screenwriter and producer of director films
English politician and businessman
Russian high jumper
Singaporean-Malaysian illustrator
Italian actor, recognized at the age of 12 for his extraordinary performances on TV.
American producer and actress
Ecuadorian footballer
Australian-Scottish cricketer
American actor
Welsh footballer
American actress
American basketball player
Russian runner
Alain JuppA (c) was a French politician and Secretary of State for European Relations under the Foreign Affairs Minister. From March 2008, he was Secretary of State for Employment in the Ministry of the Economy, Industry and Employment. From June 2007 to March 2008, he was also Government Spokesman under the Prime Minister.
Belgian rifle shooting champion, 25th at the Atlanta Olympics. He shot 10m with a carbine rifle.
WNBA Guard (Cleveland Rockers).
Miss Universe - Hong Kong (1996)
Movie Actress
Actress from Australia (d. 2006).
Actress
Brazilian footballer and manager
Czechoslovakia; NHL defenseman (Tampa Bay Lightning, Olympics-gold-1998).
Producer
Japanese voice actress
Czech ice hockey player
Model
French tennis player and pro since 1991. Also, winner (team), of the 1996 Davis Cup.
TV Actress
American illustrator and author
American composer and trumpet player
Wisconsin, USA; Miss Wisconsin-America (1996).
American comic book artist
MTxico; pitcher, Los Angeles Dodgers
Mexican-American baseball player
Actress
American baseball player
French restaurateur and chef, Le Chateaurbriand bistro, Paris, and Le Dauphin (a French tapas bar).
French professional boxer "Bobo" was nicknamed after the French fighter who won twice the WBA lightweight title (1991 and 2001).
Turkish singer-songwriter/guitarist
American baseball player and sportscaster
Reality Star
Turkish singer
Greek high jumper
American actress, who started showbiz at the age of 12 on "Little House on the Prairie" (1982-1983). She was a part of the TV drama "Our House," from 9/11/1986 to June 26, 1988, and then moved on to the soap star class with "Beverly Hills 90210", 10/04/1990 through 1994. After a few seasons, she quit the show due to negative …
American producer and actor
French road racing cyclist Le chien, also known as "The Dog" in French. Moreau was for many years the French primary contender in the Tour de France general classification. He finished in the top 12 of the GC five different times, and was the best Frenchman in 2000-2003, 2004, 2004 and 2005. He was also a winner in the CritA …
in Argentina; tennis star.
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (311).
Tennessee, USA. Actress (Little House on the Prairie Beverly Hills 90210).
Linebacker for the Canadian Football League (British Columbia Lions).
Alberta, USA; NHL left-wing (Edmonton Oilers).
Israeli singer
Canadian speed skater
Hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Musician
Businesswoman
American football player and politician
Baltimore Ravens).
German manager and footballer
South African sportscaster and footballer
Actress (Lorna Devi-Another World).
Canadian ice hockey player
German-American producer and songwriter
Ontario, Canada; NHL left-wing (New York Rangers).
English musician and record producer
CFL tackle (Montreal Alouettes)
French fashion designer. Marant began her career as a model and later became the Elite agency's director. In 1998, she opened her first boutique.
English singer-songwriter (Saint Etienne)
NFL Outside linebacker (New England Patriots).
Cuba; Spanish actor/rapper (Only the Strong).
Cuban-American rapper Cypress Hill
Virginia, USA; LPGA golfer (1994 Nabisco Dinah Shore).
Texas, USA; water polo driver (Olympics-1996).
Norwegian singer and guitarist (Farmers Market).
WLAF defensive end (London Monarchs).
NFL running back (Cleveland Browns).
WLAF receiver (Amsterdam Admirals).
Politician
Danish screenwriter and actor
American producer and actor
Romanian manager and footballer
Burundian politician
English politician
American professional ice skater. She is well-known for her multiple jumps and earned the National Skating Title 1981. The World Championship 1982 was also awarded to her. Despite being injured and overweight, she was able to fight her way back up to the top and regain the World Cup in 1984.
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Indigo Girl)
California, USA; Catcher (Kansas City Royals).
A French sailor who has crossed the Atlantic Ocean multiple times.
German politician and singer.
English politician and surveyor
Australian/American entrepreneur, artist, and founder of "Young Moguls", a cafe/coffeehouse on Hudson, just off Hollywood Blvd.
Writer
Comedian
Mexican journalist and author
Spanish race car driver
American actor and guitarist (Everclear Colorfinger, The Easy Hoes).
Hustle is a Japanese mixed martial artist/wrestler.
Australian singer-songwriter "Dead Can Dance"
Australian comedian, writer, and producer, who became famous for her role in Mrs. (Esme), the plump farmer's frau in the films "Babe," 1995 and "Babe 2 : Pig in the City," 1998.
Italian race car driver
Irish artist, whose work includes collages as well as the creative use and manipulation of photographs. The National Library of Ireland Photographic Archive purchased approximately 700 photographs by Hillen in 2011. These photos depict scenes from the conflict in Northern Ireland. These photographs will be permanently kept as The SeA!n Hillen Collection for posterity. They were displayed at the Photographic …
Heavy metal rocker (Overkill-Hello From the Gutter).
Actor
Mexican drug lord
American football player and sportscaster
Politician
German-Canadian sportscaster
American criminal and gun-runner, who received a 15 year sentence for his crime on 12/12/79. He was released on 3/89 after serving nine years and three months.
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Swedish comedian and songwriter of country music.
American producer and screenwriter
New York, USA. Actress (Cissy-Dorothy).
English radio and television host
English guitarist (Echo & the Bunnymen and Electrafixion).
American model, reality TV personality, and runway coach. Also known as Miss J.
"Heaven Up Here").
Bulgarian hurdler
German javelin thrower
English actor and host
Rock bassist (Sigue Sigue Sputnik-Love Missile F-111)
American musician
American short story writer and novelist
Australian mountaineer and author
Politician
Cuban-American actor, director, and producer
German actor and musician, he is well-known in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. His role as Lieutenant Werner, a war correspondent, was in Wolfgang Petersen’s film Das Boot. He then turned his attention to his musical career. His fifth album 4630 Bochum (1984), and his 20th album Mensch(Human(2002) were the first and third best-selling albums in Germany, respectively. He is the …
American writer and novelist, she is a trendy and hip New Yorker who writes magazine articles and is a modern, hip, and popular figure in the underground. Her works demonstrate the magic of post-modern surrealism. Her most notable works include "Slaves of New York," 1986 and "A Cannibal in Manhattan," 1988. She has contributed articles to New Yorker Magazine and …
Director
vocalist (Village People - "YMCA").
Politician
Cuban-born actor
Dutch actress (Sesame Street Fien).
After the death of his bandmates, the French singer of telephone went solo. He worked with Michel Houellebecq on his 2014 album.
Engineer and graphic designer from England.
Politician
American journalist, author of many non-fiction accounts like "Into the Wild," ("Into Thin Air") and "Under the Banner of Heaven"
Belgian politician and businessman Governor of Limburg (d.2015)
American professional ice hockey player. He played 33 games in National Hockey League and a total 103 in the World Hockey Association.
Australian politician and educator 52nd Australian Minister of Defence
Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist
British politician and Member of Parliament, who succeeded Sir John Stradling Thomas as MP in the by-election 5/16/1991.
Italian actor and TV personality, who made his theatrical debut in "Quelli della Notte" starring with Renzo Arbore. He established himself as a quirky comedian. He was well-known for his signature 'Non Capisco, Ma Mi Adeguo', which he used to say, "I can't understand but I adapt."
Italian illustrator and author
Statesman
Mathematician
American professional football player
Commodores).
Nicaragua; featherweight boxer (1974 champ).
American poet and author
Pennsylvania, USA; actor
American journalist and writer (Born 1952).
American screenwriter and actor
Educator
Rock drummer (Blackfoot)
American actor and singer. He was the son of Jack Cassidy (who divorced when he turned three), and Evelyn Ward (who split when he was just three). His step-mother Shirley Jones was Shirley Jones. He was a popular teen-bopper who became a star on the television series "The Partridge Family", 1970-1974. He was a recording artist who sold 20 million …
Manager of Formula One's Italian race car team. He was the boyfriend of Naomi Campbell in 1999.
American family, the 39th President of the United States, Jimmy Carter's son, was born in 1977 while his father was serving in the U.S. Navy, stationed in Hawaii. He was elected president of the Friendship Force (an international citizen-exchange program) based in Atlanta. He is the father to two children and has been married twice.
English educator and composer
New York, USA: Singer/actor (Keith-The Partridge Family).
Owner (SD Padres), / producer (Roseanne and Cosby Show).
Entertainer
Musician
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American author and lawyer
French murder victim.
Russian artistic director of Moscow Cat Theatre, which he established in 1990.
Writer
American skating champion.
Former coach of the Juventus in Italy, an important team and a consistent winner.
American professional astrologer and author. He also lectured, taught, and edited three books about Psychological Astrology. He later wrote "Twelve Houses and Gods Of Change", among other works.
German politician of The Alliance '90/The Greens From 1998 to 2005, he was the Foreign Minister and Vice-Chancellor of Germany in Gerhard SchrAPder's cabinet. Since the 1970s Fischer was a prominent figure in West German Greens. He was also the most popular German politician for the majority of the time the government lasted. He resigned from office on November 22, …
English TV producer and host (d. 2008).
American singer (Martha Vandellas and Martha)
American singer
American porn actor and director
American comedian and talk show host. He won Emmys as Best Host/Best Writer for a Daytime Variety Series in 1981. After graduating from college, he began working on radio and television while still in high school. He eventually took a full-time job at the station. In 1975, he moved to Los Angeles to perform stand-up comedy. He also began comedy …
American author, best known for his technical espionage stories and military science stories that were set in the Cold War. He also created video games with his name to license and promote his books. With more than 100 million copies printed, seventeen of his novels were bestsellers. His name was also synonymous with similar movie scripts by ghost writers, as …
American actor
English academic epidemiologist, zoologist, and epidemiologist
American CEO of Circuit City (145 stores), a national electronics, appliances and small mercantile retailer. Sharp learned computer programming during his time in the Air Force. He also attended college at University of Virginia.
English palaeontologist biologist, academic (d. 2014.)
Indiana, USA; comedian (Late Night).
Czech-born American photographer
American singer (Village People)
American businessman and philanthropist
American actor
Actor
Actor
Washington, USA; actor. (Michael- Dynasty).
American actor
Dutch actor / director / playwright
Scottish politician and Labour Member of Parliament, who was elected at the General Election 6/11/1987. Robertson was the Scottish Secretary as of 1996.
Ohio, USA; actor (Michael Mooney-Big Apple, Al Bundy-Married With Children).
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.
South Korean diplomat and physician (d. 2006).
French business leader who was president of mutualitA(c franASSaise from June 1992 to December 2010. This group is made up of mutual health organisations in France.
Educationist
German-Canadian producer and singer-songwriter (The Sparrows, Steppenwolf).
Author and academic English historian (d. 2015).
Folk singer
American baseball player. He was a right-handed second baseman, and shortstop for Philadelphia Phillies from 1967 to 1977.
Translator, author, and publisher in Greek
Indian politician, 16th Speaker of Lok Sabha
New York, USA; playwright/actor (Big Easy).
American director, actor, and playwright. In 1964, Ludlam graduated from Hofstra University with a degree of dramatic literature. After a brief rift, he joined John Vaccaro’s Play-House of the Ridiculous and became the founder of the Ridiculous Theatrical Company, New York City, in 1967. Ludlam was a regular performer in his plays, and is especially well-known for his roles as …
President of South Africa
Governor of Santa Fe, Argentina: Argentinian politician and race car driver
American actor (d.2013)
Composer
British screenwriter and director of film and stage in Britain. In 1970, he married Deborah Morris, a pottery worker, and they had two kids. They divorced in 1988. He met Angela Douglas in 1988. They have been living together since 1988 in west London, and were married in City Hall, New York City, in February 2009.
California, USA; actor ("Lumpy – Leave it to Beaver")
Belgian writer.
Euson; Aruban singer "I Use the Soap."
Captain of the English soccer team (World champions 1966), is dead (born 1941).
American composer and musician. Hancock was a jazz pianist of his generation and rose to prominence in 1962 with "Takin’ Off," his debut album. It included his hit song "Watermelon Man." Hancock, a two-time Grammy nominee, was the soundtrack composer for the Oscar-winning film "Round Midnight," in 1986.
American baseball player (d.2011)
Illinois, USA; pianist ("I Thought It Was You").
Indian-Bangladeshi singer (d. 2014)
American pastor and televangelist
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Australian rugby league footballer
Belgian politician, senator and former mayor of Sint-Jans-Molenbeek. He is also a professor of economic history at UniversitA(c), Libre de Bruxelles.
English playwright and director
American merchandise marketer and CEO at Dana, a truck and auto parts manufacturing company. Morcott holds an AB degree and an MBA degree.
American activist and author
Belgian world champion billiards player.
Russia; cosmonaut (Soyuz T-12).
Ukrainian-Russian astronaut and colonel pilot
French restaurateur and owner of the Taillevent restaurant in Paris, founded by his father AndrA (c) Vrinat. From 1973 to 2007, it was awarded three stars
American singer and actor (d. 2011).
American politician and ex-Gov. of Wisconsin.
Fourth Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis for a Kittitian politician
English activist and gynaecologist
Greek-German singer (d. 2007)
Musician
Poet
Chef
Manager and footballer from Switzerland
Soprano and actress from Spain
Spanish opera singer. She was a lesser-known soprano, who had been singing in German houses for the previous ten years. She replaced Marilyn Horne, who was pregnant, and had a week to practice the new role. She emerged as the opera's most coveted new talent of the decade. She was invited to sing at all major opera houses around the …
American professional heavyweight boxer. He fought in 62 professional matches, winning 45 of them, including 32 KOs. Many of the most prominent boxers of his era, such as Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis, Billy Conn and Rocky Marciano, were friends of his.
Spanish soprano
American aerospace engineer and CEO of Grumman. He co-built the F-14. Caporali holds a BCE and MME in aerospace engineering.
French actor who appeared in over 100 films. He played a variety of roles including the common citizen (Les Galettes), the serial killer (Sans Mobile apparent), the World War II hero ("Les Milles"), the compromised spy (La Valise(fr), and the actor-turned-scammer ("Les Grands Ducs"). His outspokenness, and his warm, cavernous voice are well-known. He is also a favorite of French …
American entertainer and performer. His unique performance of "Tiptoe through the Tulips" was a novelty hit that became an international hit in late '60s. He used a falsetto voice to sing the song. His long, curly black hair was accompanied by a toy-ukulele. In 1988, he was briefly back in the charts with "Leave Me Satisfied", from his new album.
Sri Lankan politician and lawyer 5th Sri Lankan Minister for Foreign Affairs (d. 2005).
French physicist who works at Institut Laue-Langevin, Grenoble.
United States -- Playwright. (Connection. Apple).
American Indian activist
American Indian activist
Composer
New York, USA. Singer ("Tip Toe Through' the Tulips with Me"
Brazilian comedian and actor, who has had his own show for many decades, is very well-known. He has played more than 100 characters. Intelligent, thin, and able to have many children. He married Zelia Cardoso De Mello, Minister of Finance, in 1991. They had two children, Rodrigo & Victoria.
Russian poet and songwriter
Composer
Kentucky, USA; singer "Chapel by the Sea".
Kentucky, USA; singer (Jack Paar Show).
German olympic boxer. He died 21 August 2000.
de Graaf, Dutch Assistant Secretary for Social Affairs (VDA).
English politician and philosopher
American artist, sculptor.
Polish technician (d.2006)
26th Governor of Victoria: Australian runner and politician
Polish teacher and technician (d. 2006).
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Scottish actress who has played supporting roles on stage and in films. From January 1981, she has been a part of the comedy series "Solo". Her first series was "Blackadder," which ran from June to July 1983. Film appearances she has made include "The Blind Goddess", 1948, "Reluctant Heroes", in 1951, and "Goodbye Mr. Chips" in 1969. She also appeared …
Actress (4 Weddings and a Funeral, Solo, Tenko).
France sport Champion
Germany Actor
Georgian poet and educator (d.2010)
American baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles during one season in 1956.
German actor with blonde hair and blue eyes. He often played roles as German soldiers because of his iconic Nordic German look.
French author and conductor (d. 2013).
Belgium -- Stallion, the heaviest horse (1450kg)
Vitry-le-Franéois Musician
American prodigy, who was also one of the original Quiz Kids. She was a radio personality who is quick and brilliant with a broad range of knowledge.
German actor
Petty criminal
Georgia, USA; actress (All Together Now Josephine the Plumber).
English actor and singer (d.2013)
American CEO and administrator of GTE, a giant in the telecoms industry. Johnson studied Business Administration and finance accounting, which he continued to pursue. Johnson is a former football player and enjoys playing golf for fun.
Italian entrepreneur, he was a textile producer with a family-owned industrial company. Marta Vacondio was his wife.
American actress who played a mean little girl who was rude to Shirley Temple in 1934 film. She was a charming rascal with brashness and sparkle who became one of the top ten box-office stars in four years. In 1954, she resumed her acting career as a character actress after retiring in 1947. She also made a lot of money …
American psychologist, author, and collaborator with Joseph Campbell on the book "Revisioning Psychology." Hillman's book, "The Soul's Code", was a bestseller in 1996-97. His first wife, Laurence Hillman, had four children with him. James was married again.
American bluegrass guitarist and singer, best known for his time with the Bluegrass Boys and Bill Monroe during the 1950s. Two of his brothers Smokey Mayfield (1924aEUR") and Herbert E. Mayfield (2008, 2008), were members of the Mayfield Brothers Country Band in West Texas.
American Sharpshooter, Hollywood Consultant, Bootmaker, & Master Showman (d. 2009).
English animator puppeteer, screenwriter (d.2008)
American actor, known for his roles in films such as Oklahoma!, The Big Knife, Oklahoma!, The Harder They Fall, Across the Bridge, Doctor Zhivago, In the Heat of the Night, Waterloo, Duck, You Sucker!, The Amityville Horror, as well as the television programs Marty, Jesus of Nazareth.
American engineer and computer scientist
American singer-songwriter
Fomer Prime Minister of France in office 26 August 1976 aEUR 22 May 1981 under president ValA(c).ry Giscard D'Estaing.
Austrian academic and physician (d. 2003).
American bartender, minor actor, and gay. He was an actor and minor film director, as well as appearing on Broadway in "Life with Father". Harrington Hotel in Canton, NY was owned by his parents. Eye color: Blue
Student/resist fighter (WWII).
Composer
American dancer, who was a star in Broadway's "Sugar Babies" alongside Mickey Rooney. She was said to have been able to perform 500 taps per hour. In 1937, she was a chorus girl and Mattel's first "Barbie" doll. She is energetic at 75 and has had a facelift. She proudly displays her jewelry, 52 fur coats, and 1000 bottles of …
Texas, USA; dancer/actress
Businessman
Psychologist
British chartered accountant
Second Vice President of Zambia, Zambian politician (d. 1980).
French Canadian politician and judge (Born in 1921)
Archivist
Chicago, Illinois -- Pianist (Misia)
Hewitt CEO (Johnson Matthey).
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919A German-born Swiss astrologer, he immigrated to Germany when he was just one. In 1964, he was the first European astrologer to use computer programs. He had access to an IBM computer. He learned programming at the age of 45 and created all his own astrology programs using the Topocentric system. He is the author of "Astrologers, Kings, Politicians and …
Geoffery Baldwin hero.
French publisher.
Politician
composer.
American musician and bandleader (d. 1991).
Hungarian-Canadian composer, educator (d. 2012).
American homicide: Upon his capture, he admitted to the sadistic torture of several young girls. He was convicted for the murder of Mary Ellen Babcock and for stabbing Frances Fitzgeralds to their deaths a week later on 2/12/1937.
English landowner / multi-millionaire
St. Louis, Missouri -- Softball pitcher. Hall of Fame 1957
French racing driver (d.2015)
American actress and singer (d. 1999).
Children's Author
American neuropsychologist and academic (d.2007)
American-New Zealand composer and conductor (d.2011)
American singer and actress (d. 2015).
France sport Champion
Italy Military man
Writer / broadcaster
French politician and lawyer.
France sport Champion
Austrian-Croatian diplomat, politician of the Austrian People's Party. He was a member of the National Council of Austria from 1949 to 1966. From 1966 to 1968, he was the foreign minister of the Josef Klaus government. He was secretary general of Council of Europe from 1969 to 1974. He was buried in Salzburg on the 20th of May 2005.
American nuclear chemist, known for his research on Alpha particle decay.
France sport Champion
United States -- Sci-fi author (Star Mill, Tramontane)
Artist
French painter, received title 'peintre de la marine' in 1973. From 1941 to 44, he was a teacher of art at a school in Toulouse. He then moved to Paris in 45 and became a painter. He died 17 December 2010.
American academic and economist (d. 2013).
composer.
Japanese-American martial artist (d.2013)
Designer
French filmmaker of documentary films. He was a stage designer and worked on sets for Follies Bergere. Franju worked with Henri Langlois to create "La Metro", a 1935 film. He also helped in the founding of a film society, and a brief-lived film magazine.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 1975).
2. Vice President of Indonesia, Indonesian politician (d. 1988).
American actor (Born 1912).
Canadian businessman
Indonesian politician, the first Governor of the Special Region of Yogyakarta (1945-1988), the second Vice President of Indonesia (1973-1978) and the ninth Sultan of Yogyakarta (1940-1988) during the rule of Suharto.
Budapest, Hungary -- Actor (16 Fathoms Deep)
(Mills Brothers).
British air marshal.
Second Vice President of Indonesia (d.88)
Amyx US archaeologist, Greek Ceramics
Suez Canal nationalization engineer (Born 1911)
Famous birthdays on April 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1908Italy Painter
Jr. American pilot and general (d.2006)
English painter and author (d. 2013).
French linguist, author and linguist who is best known for his pioneering work in diachronic sound change or phonology. His 1955 book explains his work. He was also the author of "Elements of General Linguistics" in 1964. He was the head of Columbia University's linguistics department from 1947 to 1955, and he returned to Paris in 1955.
Jr., American pilot (d.2006)
Hughes Bishop to Forces.
Brat, City Lights. Delicious.
English writer
Restrepo Presidente of Colombia
American author of metaphysical novels about her past incarnations. She wrote wonderful adventures stories like "Winged Pharaoh," Scarlet Feather, and "Eyes of Horus." Her husband dictated to her at night while she was still asleep. She was 6' tall and had light hair.
American animator and author (Born in 1907)
The Marine Corps War Memorial was designed by an Austrian-American sculptor (d. 2003).
Montaigu physician
Burmese poet author literary historian critic scholar and academic (d. 1990)
Italy Painter
France Writer
Penrose pilot.
France sport Champion
Journalist
Dutch economist and physicist, Noble Prize Winner, one of the founder fathers of econometrics.
Premier of the Netherlands (1946-48; 58-59).
A politician and lawyer from the Netherlands, he was Prime Minister of the Netherlands between 1946-1948 and 1958-1959.
American politician and farmer (d. 1962).
Norwegian professor of psychoiatry, head doctor, and director at Gaustad hospital psychiatric hospital 1938-1972.
French writer who was awarded the prix Goncourt 1932. He died on 25 May 1996 in Boulogne-Billancourt.
Lombez physician
French politician who died in Paris on 5 March 1973.