List of celebrities and famous people who were born on August 12th
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2008YouTube Star
Movie Actress
Greek royalty, the third child of the 33-year-old crown prince of Greece, Paul, and Princess Marie Chantal, who live in New York City. Prince Paul is the eldest son of the deposed King Constantin (60) and Queen Anne Marie, who have lived in London since 1967. Queen Anne Marie is the youngest sister of the queen of Denmark.
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999TV Actress
Pop Singer
TV Actress
TV Actress
Pop Singer
Instagram Star
Paraguayan footballer
Rock Singer
Actress
Pop Singer
American actress.
Model
Guatemalan tennis player
Swiss-Canadian actor and pianist
Australian rugby player
YouTube Star
Australian model Miss Universe Australia 2010
He is an Italian football player who plays as a striker in Manchester City and for the national team of Italy. He scored two goals against Germany in the semifinals on 28 June 2012, which brought the Italian team to the finals at the European Championship 2012.
Pop Singer
Filipino dancer and actor
Rapper
German footballer
Dutch footballer
Vine Star
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989English footballer
South Korean footballer
American actress.
Athlete
American actor and singer-songwriter
American cyclist
Australian rugby player
Reality Star
DR Congo footballer
Family Member
Actress
Venezuelan actress
Maltese footballer
American football player
Athlete
Venezuelan actress
Actress
German rugby player
English footballer
Soap Opera Actress
TV Actress
American football defensive tackle (University of Miami). (Murdered) (Born in 1984).
Model and actress in Japanese porn
Stuntman and actor from Germany
Reality Star
Dutch footballer
TV Actress
Welsh darts player
Brazilian footballer
Italian rugby player
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
Actor
Filipino TV actress
Macedonian footballer
Greek footballer
French soccer player, who plays as a striker at SC Bastia in Ligue 1 He was a member of the France national team in 2002aEUR"2011.
American actor.
Estonian geneticist and academic
Norwegian-Northern Irish footballer
YouTube Star
American wrestler
American actress chosen from 2,500 girls to portray the lead role in a movie remake of Vladimir Nabokov’s "Lolita" It was scandalous back then and still is. Stanley Kubrick filmed this story with Sue Lyon, a 14-year-old girl, as the child seductress. James Mason was the adult besotted. This role was played by Jeremy Lyons.
American actress.
American singer-songwriter and pianist (Sweetbox).
Uruguayan footballer
Turkish actress
Canadian singer-songwriter (Relient K)
Reality Star
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Canadian speed skater
Lithuanian pentathlete
English motorcycle racer
American baseball player
American baseball player
Lithuanian athlete
Hockey forward (Canada, Olympics-1998)
American football player
rocker (Marshall Tucker Band), dies.
American soldier casualty Marine Lieutenant Travis Fuller was among the 30 Marines who were killed in an attack on their helicopter in Western Iraq on January 26, 2005. Fuller was born in Granville, MA. He graduated from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in 2001. Fuller was the platoon leader for soldiers on their way to secure border in time for the …
Croatian tennis player: WTA Tour
South Korean actor and singer (d. 2010).
American football player
Danish footballer
Danish footballer
Finnish guitarist (HIM, WhoCares).
NBA forward (Boston Celtics)
Samoan rugby union footballer
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Barbadian cricketer
American vocalist (, Murderdolls)
Finnish guitarist (HIM)
English television presenter for children
American actor with credits in Hollywood feature movies. He played Ben, one of four friends in "Good Will Hunting." On 3/23/1998, the film won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.
Businessman
Model
Actor
Turkish singer-songwriter
Lorenskog, Norway -- NHL defenseman (Colorado Avalanche)
WNBA forward / center (Utah Starzz)
Defensive end (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Grand Rapids, Ohio -- Miss America - Ohio (1997)
Halfback for Australian field hockey (1996 Olympics).
Country Singer
Vine Star
American baseball coach and player
WNBA forward (Utah Starzz)
Actor
Hockey forward (Team Slovakia 1998).
British terrorist tried to light explosives in his shoe on a flight from Paris to Miami. The day before, he was denied boarding by another airline. The pilot heard him chanting or praying loudly before lighting a match on board the plane. However, a flight attendant detected the scent of the match and subdued the man. He was then turned …
NFL wide receiver (Minn Vikings)
Athlete
Political leader and theologian in Iraq
American basketball player and wrestler.
Buffalo, New York -- NHL center (Edmonton Oilers)
American bank clerk (d. 2015)
Spanish cyclist
WNBA guard (Sacramento Monarchs)
Japanese sumo wrestler, the younger of two brothers who both became champions. He has the Yokozuna rank, one grade more than his brother Takanohana, who is Ozeki rank. Called the Waka-Taka brothers, they were raised in full sumo environment as their dad was a former tournament champion who had gained the rank of Ozeki. They wrestle out of their dad's …
The 65th Yokozuna Japanese Sumo Wrestler
WLAF guard (Rhein Fire)
Indian cricketer
Turkish producer and singer-songwriter
Manager and footballer from Ireland
American producer and rapper (Hieroglyphics Deltron 3330 and Gorillaz).
The 65th Yokozuna, Japanese sumo wrestling champion
Australian basketball player (1996 Olympics, Bronze Medalist).
American hip hop artist
American tennis player: ATP Tour.
American actress
American comedian
American comedian, screenwriter and producer of American comedy actor
Sydney, NSW -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics)
TV Actress
American actress
Screenwriter and actor from Australia, English
Japanese actor
American soldier and author
High jumper from Australia (1992, 1996 Olympics - 8th place)
American baseball coach and player
English politician and businessman
Bosnian footballer
Musician
Journalist
American toddler was diagnosed with terminal cancer in his third year of life. After asking his parents to take him to the center, he became a Vedantist when he was five. He was a cheerful, charming charmer and had a spiritual wisdom that was beyond his years. He was a supportive and open-minded member of his family and planned his …
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969German-English singer-songwriter
Actress
Architect
American homicide: stalked and murdered Kristin Lardner (born 7/28/1970, Washington, D.C.), who was the daughter George Lardner. Cartier, who was raised as a state ward, had several felony convictions prior to his murder of Kristin Lardner on 5/30/1992. George Lardner wrote about his daughter and the crime.
NFL running back (Atlanta Falcons)
Nevisian West Indies cricketer
Davis, California -- Kayak (1996 Olympics)
Multi-awarded Filipino actor. He is considered one of the best dramatic actors in the Philippines.
Leningrad, Russia -- Cable tv actress
Japanese singer and voice actor
NHL forward (Team Belarus, Olympics - 1998)
American actor
German manager and footballer
Estonian architect
Dutch boxer
Russian race walker
Drummer (Weekend at Waikiki).
Comedian
Hong Kong actor and singer (Big Four).
NFL tight end (Oakland Raiders and Minnesota Vikings).
Minneapolis, Minnesota -- 163 lbs Greeko-Roman wrestler (1996 Olympics).
NFL linebacker (KC Chiefs)
CFL defensive tackle (Calgary Stampeders).
Bakersfield, California -- Pitcher for the Houston Astros
American-English politician and captain
American producer and actor
Mamou, Louisiana -- Pitcher. (Montreal Expos).
Greece -- Tennis star
Actress
Actress
Australian rugby player and coach
American journalist and author
American rapper
American rapper producer and actor
Rapper
American porn producer and director
Belgian soccer football player.
The 60th Yokozuna Japanese Sumo Wrestler
Japanese sumo wrestler (the 60th Yokozuna), and professional wrestler
French homicide: Three prostitutes were murdered in Grenoble.
Novelist
Writer
American spokeswoman for a psychic hot line, claiming Jamaica as her birthplace to feint more glamour and mystery than California County hospital. Acting on more than 2,000 complaints, state authorities have sued Access Resource Services Inc. and Psychic Readers Network for fraud, alleging the service misrepresented costs, billed for services never purchased, harassed consumers with unwanted telemarketing calls and responded …
New Zealand cricketer
mononymous English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Felt Denim and Go Kart Mozart)
Politician
English keyboard player and composer (Culture Club).
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Felt, Denim and Go Kart Mozart).
A French cyclist, who won the Tour de France twice (1983 and 1984). He lost the 1989 Tour by just eight seconds after suffering from a painful abscess that limited his ability to ride his bike. He was a formidable performer on the Tour, earning him the nickname "L’ogre". His scholarly appearance earned him the nickname The Professor, despite having …
Peruvian painter
Liverpool, England -- Playmate (Jan 1983)
Welsh-English cricketer
Heavy metal rocker (TNT, "Seven Seas")
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959French writer and educator. He was a professor of literature and won the Medicis Prize for his novel "Les 7 nos du peintre vies imaginaires daEUR (tm)Erich Sebastien Berg."
English actress
Australian rugby player
Wichita (Kansas) -- (1984 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
German bass player and songwriter (Nena).
Politician
German bass player and songwriter (Nena).
Model
Businessman
German footballer
Playwright
German footballer
Canadian producer and actor
Sri Lankan cricketer
French public administrator who was the executive director for the 'Assistance Publique – HA'pitaux de Paris' between 1 September 2010 and November 2013.
Australian horse trainer
Wrestler (WCW / WWF / NWA / Red Rooster).
Actor and singer from the Netherlands
Dutch singer (Mama)
American professional wrestler
Young Adult Author
American children's writer
French politician, who served as the First Secretary to the French Socialist Party between 1997 and 2008. He was also a Deputy of CorrA"ze National Assembly of France since 1997 and represented the seat previously from 1988 to 1993. From 2001 to 2008, he was Mayor of Tulle. Since 2008, he has been President of the General Council of CorrA"ze.
American singer-songwriter (Pat Metheny Group).
American notable family, daughter Jennifer Jones and David O. Selznick
Jazz guitarist (As Wichita Falls)
Hong Kong politician and businessman, 3rd Chief Executive of Hong Kong
Hungarian politician and lawyer Minister of Justice of Hungary
Politician
Illinois, USA; actor (Chris Code Red, The Highway Man).
American baseball player (Born in 1925).
American actor
Celebrity
Belgian actor, producer and filmmaker. He has appeared on TV shows like Lost, Lipstick Jungle and Heroes, The West Wing and Sex and the City.
Chinese screenwriter and director of actor
Estonian academic and biologist
American murderer and American rapist
Cuba -- Lightweight Judo (1976 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
North Carolina, USA; US Navy Commander/astronaut.
German comedian and actress. She is a pro-Israeli advocate.
American basketball player who played seven seasons for Indiana.
American actor and writer
Businessman
French doctor who was president of Doctors of the World (MA(c)decins du Monde) from 1996 to 2000. This international humanitarian non-profit organization provides long-term and emergency medical care for vulnerable populations, while advocating equal access to healthcare globally.
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949French TV presenter, "Questions of Champions" host and composer. He is the son of Raymond Lepers, an architect and jazzman, and Maria RA(c.musat). He was a student in law and wanted to be a politician.
Scottish singer, songwriter and musician who was the driving force behind "Dire Straits". Their 1978 debut album, "Brothers in Arms", was a huge success. It featured hits such as "Sultans of Swing" and "Sultans of Swing".
Brazilian politician with a distinguished political background, a strong image comparable in size to President Kennedy, and who is also active and sporty. On the ticket as a "clean-government candidate", he was elected President of Brazil on 3/15/1990.
Lithuanian-Norwegian singer/songwriter and producer (d.2013)
Northern Irish producer and songwriter of piano music (d. 2012).
South Africa -- Director
Greek politician and admiral
French geographer and specialist in landscape and gastronomy. He is president of the Geographical Society and president of Le repas gastronomique des FranASSais'. He also heads the 'Livres en vignes (Books in vineyards) festival in ChAC/teau Du Clos de Vougeot. He has been the chair of the French Academy of Wine since 2011.
American photographer and mountaineer
Businessman
Businessman
Rocker (Paper Lace)
French man of letters, a novelist and screenwriter, as well as lyricist and literary critic. He died in Paris on 29 March 2005.
Writer
Principal (Queen Mary and Westfield College London).
Indian lawyer and politician 22nd Chief Minister of Karnataka
American nurse educator and author
Italian author of satirical text who writes for Beppe grillo. Benni has contributed to over 16 magazines. Benni has published science fiction and mystery stories as well as satire for comedians. He is also a director and producer of plays, and co-author of radio and TV programs.
American sportscaster
Writer
English TV host and author (d. 2012.)
She is a Finnish pop singer who began her career in 1966.
General French who was the commander of UNIFIL (United Nations Interim Force for Lebanon) between 26 January 2004 and 2 February 2007.
French architect who designed the World Arab Institute, Paris, in 1987, the Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis, MN, as well as the MusA(c)e du Quai Branly in 2006, both of which were completed in 2007. He attended the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris. He has won numerous awards during his distinguished career, including the Pritzker Prize in 2008.
French politician and doctor, he was the President of France's National Assembly from 2007 to 2012. He is also Annecy-le-Vieux's Mayor.
Czech writer, teacher, lecturer, and author of "When the Heart is Free" 1984. As a spiritual guide and facilitator, she facilitates seminars and workshops.
Italian politician, former mayor of Taranto, and Member of Parliament since April 1996.
American keyboard player and songwriter (Sparks & Halfnelson).
American politician who was elected as Arizona's 19th Governor. He took office on 3/6/1991. A two-term Republican, and the second governor of Arizona in a decade, he was forced out by scandal.
American academic and computer scientist
French jazz saxophonist (soprano tenor, baritone).
A French minor administrator had an affair with a Chinese woman that was so unusual and romantic that it led to M. Butterfly, a sensational New York play. It won a Tony Award and was made into a movie starring British actor Jeremy Irons. The play told the story about a passionate love affair between a young accountant working at …
Activist
Playmate (Dec 1963) / actress Beach Blanket Bingo (Dec 1963)
German tenor
Statesman
Musician / songwriter
American singer and actress (d. 2001).
German doctor and author
German physician
French Television executive. He was struck by a heart attack and died on 18 April 2003 at MollA(c).
Canadian playwright and author
American actress
NYC, New York -- Actress. (Slap Shot. Fatal Beauty. Mutant).
Lyon 6éme Musician
American screenwriter and producer of actor (d. 2014).
Bridgeport, Connecticut -- Actress (Mothers in Law, Beach Blanket).
Canadian playwright and novelist
French homicide: killed his mistress 10/03/1985, Armentieres France.
American announcer who worked for KMOZART, a classical music station for over ten years. He also served as a TV and film actor, and cruise ship entertainer. Gary was raised by his Wisconsin mother, who was very close to him and introduced him to her metaphysical pursuits as a child. They were vegetarians, attended S(A)ances, and were clearly outsiders in …
South African cricketer and coach (d.2005)
Composer
TV reporter / newscaster / actor (Never Say Die)
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American actor, beautiful sex symbol and tanned.
Canadian politician and lawyer 12th Premier of Saskatchewan
Australia -- Hurdler (1968 Olympics-Silver Medalist)
Long jumper and hurdler from Australia
South African academic and chemist
American radio and TV baseball announcer (Atlanta Braves), (d. 2008).
Tennessee, USA. Actor (Love at first Bite and Where the Boys Are).
American politician
Bayonne Musician
Canadian politician and journalist 38th Mayor of Quebec City (d.2016)
Mayor of London
Young Adult Author
American poet and novelist
The Chief of Staff in the United States
Cologne, Germany -- Artist (Right to Life and Dripper Boxes).
Businessman
Composer
Swedish screenwriter and director
Gardner / journalist
Actor (Dog Day Afternoon, Deer Hunter), dies at 41
American bishop; John McCormack appears to have intimate knowledge of the scandalous sex that rocked Boston archdiocese.
She is an American journalist and TV/radio personality. She is also the mother of John Hamburg, screenwriter. Her award-winning reporting on consumer affairs, her celebrity interviews, as well as her advice on shopping and entertaining and other consumer-oriented activities, are some of her most well-known achievements.
Writer
American ecclesiastic and Roman Catholic archbishop, who succeeded Cardinal Bernardin in Cincinnati after Bernardin moved to Chicago. His education was at Saint Gregory Seminary, Cincinnati, 1948-53. He also studied at Rome's Vatican 1955-61 where he earned his M.A. He received his M.A. in 1965, and his Ph.D. in 1969. He was ordained priest in 1959 and served many years in …
English metallurgist, and academic
Controller (British Navy)
American family of distinction, wife of actor Scott Brady, sister in-law to actors Edward Tierney and Lawrence Tierney.
France sport Champion
Clergyman
American race car driver and American businessman
Scottish writer and educator (d.2013)
French politician and defense lawyer. His famous clients include Roman Polanski (and Jacques Chirac).
American television and radio announcer (d.2010)
of Thailand
American actor, private investigator, amputee. His prosthetic hands are what made him famous.
Composer
American jurist and religious leader, American lawyer
Queen consort of Thailand, wife of Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX)
American The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints apostle, former Utah Supreme Court Justice
Nobel Prize 1983).
American screenwriter and playwright
American football running back who was a part of the National Football League (NFL), and the American Football League. He was a five-year veteran of the NFL's Baltimore Colts as well as the AFL's Los Angeles Chargers.
Hungarian-American businessman, philanthropist, founded Soros Fund Management
Engineer and civil servant from Sri Lanka (d.2010)
Architect
Politician
Mathematician and academic from Belgium-French
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He also played trumpet and saxophone. He was a self-taught guitar player heavily influenced from the country music of his youth and he joined forces with Theryl Ray Britten, in 1945. The guitarist-strumming duo performed mainly on radio and at local venues.
Texas, USA; Country singer (Hee Haw).
Composer
Coatsville, Pennsylvania -- 400m Hunter (1952 Olympics – Gold / Silver Medalist).
France sport Champion
American promoter who brought the Beatles to America for their first appearance. Sid was an adoptee and couldn't find a birth certificate. His adventures in show business are told in "Sid Bernstein Calling", a 2001 book.
American film and television producer and Director (d.2006).
Germany Actor
Australian artist and illustrator
American baseball player (d. 2001).
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2007).
American CEO of Forest Laboratories. A drug manufacturing company with a 30% share in generics, and the majority of their licensing from foreign manufacturers. Soloman, a Yale graduate in 1952 with a BS degree in science and a LLB from Yale Law School in 1952, was unaffected by the crackdown on generic production. Soloman is an arts patron for his …
New York, USA. Actor (John – The Waltons, Roots).
Cellist / conductor
After his 1944 debut film, "Since You Were Away," he was drafted into the military. He signed a Columbia postwar contract and was named the "most popular find of 1949". His films include "All the King's Men", and "Rogues of Sherwood Forest."
Businessman
Physicist
French astrologer who specializes in medical astrology
American singer-songwriter (d. 2005).
France sport Champion
American writer (d. 2002).
California, USA; actor/director (10. Annapolis Story), (died 1998).
British journalist, who along with his younger brother (20 minutes) authored "The Guinness Book Of World Records." He was shot by the IRA at Enfield, Middlesex on November 27, 1975, at 18:45 GMT. He was taken to a local hospital, but he died shortly afterwards.
Ross, a British journalist, co-authored "The Guinness Book Of World Records" with his twin brother. The company was founded by Ross and his twin brother, Ross in 1954. The first issue was published the next year. The book is now the best-selling copyrighted book in the world, with sales exceeding 100 million.
Journalist
(Sen-D Arkansas, 1975- )
Singer
Metallurgist
Sausseuzemare enC Politician
Colombian journalist (d. 1986)
American soldier lawyer and politician 38th Governor Arkansas (d. 2016).
American poet and writer (d. 2004).
American physicist (d. 2006).
Pakistani politician and general 6th President of Pakistan (d.1988)
English cricketer coach, umpire (d.2007)
Jamaican West Indies cricketer
Scottish actor and playwright. He is best known for his role in "Porridge", a 1970s sitcom that featured Mr. Mackay, a prison officer.
Nationally recognized Danish film director. Minerva Film's director, Roos, has won many awards for documentaries in Egypt and Greenland. He also filmed the interior chambers of the Pyramids. He died September 13, 1998 in Denmark, age 76.
British government minister
American basketball player, he was born in 1947.
American basketball player, he was a pro-basketball player from 1946 to 1947.
Italian art critic and specialist in 14th-16th-century art. Zeri was a teacher in Europe and the U.S., and gained great popularity as a consultant.
President (Royal British Legion)
Buhl (Idaho) -- Actress (Peggy Life of Riley).
Novelist
Vichy Journalist
US singer "Please Send Me Someone to Love"
French resistance fighter who shot at Vichy leaders, including Pierre Laval, during a demonstration of the Legion of French volunteers on 27 August 1941 in Versailles.
British sports commentator
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919[Milton Greenwald] choreographer (7 Brides For 7 Bros).
Playwright
Indian academic and physicist (d. 1971).
English-American academic and astrophysicist
American record producer
Recipient of the Victoria Cross for pilot and commander Indian-English (d. 1944).
American screenwriter and author (d.2008)
Banker
Breton poet who passed away on December 2, 1980.
Romanian pilot and general (d. 2012).
American stage and film choreographer (Born 1915).
Swedish singer and actress (d.2011)
His family settled in Bordeaux after he sang Spanish Basque.
Canadian composer and pianist (I'll Never Smile Again), (d. 1981).
German-English philosopher and author (d. 2001).
Dutch resistance fighter/journalist (Parool).
Novelist
American screenwriter and producer (d. 2015).
Vienna Austria; actor (Commander Fitzhugh - Land of the Giants).
American screenwriter and actor
He was a French track cyclist racer who won the 1930 world title as an amateur and three silver medals (and two bronze) as a professional. Edith Piaf was his lover after Marcel Cerdan died. He also married Jacques Pills. Piaf wrote several letters to him which were sold in 2009.
French researcher in molecular biology and pediatrician.
Campgaw (New Jersey) -- Actress (Father Knows Best Star Trek).
France sport Champion
Germany Actor
Rodez physician
Mexican actor and comedian, Mexico's most famous comic actor in his half century of making some 49 films. As a wistful clown, he made millions and founded Posa Film Productions. Cantinflas married in 1937; had one son and three grandkids. He lived well with five homes and he gave freely to the poor, building 64 apartment houses for the lower …
Italian soccer player. He died in May 1974.
Mexico -- Actor (Around the World in 80 Days).
American singer and actress (d. 2006).
President/General Secretary (National Association of Women).
At age 84, a Swiss composer (Raskolnikov) dies.
Singaporean politician and journalist 1st President of Singapore (d. 70)
Aigues-Mortes physician
Famous birthdays on August 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Canadian businessman and general (d. 1991).
Air Marshal
QC / British government minister
Plumelec physician
This Portuguese poet, diarist and physician was also a physician. He produced many short stories,novels and poems as well as a handful of plays and a 16-volume diary. His first poem was published in 1928, and his first fiction work was published in 1931. He received several Portuguese literary prizes and the Montaigne Prize for Literature in 1981. He was …
Singaporean politician and physician 2nd President of Singapore (d.81)
American comedian and actor (d. 1988).
Australian swimmer (d. 1975).
Germany Actor
Second President of Singapore (d. 1981).
French politician who died in Paris on 15 November 1979.
American animator producer, screenwriter (d. 1972).
Australian tennis player and coach
Dutch actor (Jantjes, Twee Vorstinnen)
Scientist
Tsarevich, Russia (d. 1918).
Hungarian painter (d. 2009)
Actress in All My Children
Latvian-Estonian NKVD Officer (d. 1997)
Russian royalty, son of Czar Nicholas and Czarina Alexandra, and heir to Russia's throne. Six weeks after his birth, he started to bleed from the naval. Three days of hemorhage followed by more episodes of severe internal bleeding. He was close to death several times as the illness flared up. Although he was closely monitored by nurses, he was an …
Only son of Emperor Nicholas II (d. 1918).
Italy Writer
CEO (WRVS)
1. Vice President of Indonesia, Indonesian politician (d. 1980).
French politician. He was a member of SFIO and Socialist Party of France. After World War II, he became a Gaullist Left and was a founding member of RPF, the Democratic Labour Union, and the UDR.
Norwegian French-philologist and literary scholar. He was one of the "Great Three" in Norwegian Francology during the 1930s. He is also known as Charles Gobinot and Peter Rokseth.
Germany -- 1st Chess Champion (1866-1894).
Composer