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Famous Birthdays of 12 January

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 12th of January

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Max Bratman: American child of noted family, his mother is Christina Aguilera and father is Jordan Bratman.
(2000) Jake Mitchell: YouTube Star.
(2000) Bryson Conklin: Musical.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Nathan Gamble: American actor.
(1996) Ella Henderson: Pop Singer.
(1996) Sarahi Morales in Mexico: Siamese twin (dies on January 27, 1996).
(1996) Sarah Morales in Mexico: Siamese twin (survives).
(1995) Laurel McGoff: American reality show contestant.
(1994) Emre Can: Soccer Player.
(1994) KellHitEmUp : YouTube Star.
(1993) Zayn Malik: English singer and songwriter, and a previous member of the boy band One Direction .
(1993) DO (Exo-K)
(1993) Bree Westbrooks: Instagram Star.

(1993) Kyungsoo: Pop Singer.
(1993) Simone Pecorini: Italian footballer.
(1993) Blake Steven: YouTube Star.
(1992) Georgia Jagger: English fashion model, the fourth daughter and fifth child of Rolling Stones' singer Mick Jagger; third child of his second wife Jerry Hall.
(1992) Ishak Belfodil: Algerian footballer.
(1992) Tyler Baltierra: Reality Star.
(1992) Samuele Longo: Italian footballer.
(1991) Pixie Lott: English singer.
(1991) Matt Srama: Australian rugby league player.
(1990) Sergey Karjakin: Ukrainian chess player.
(1990) Helsinki (Finland)
(1990) Mariya Pirogova
(1990) John-David Duggar: Reality Star.
(1990) Jana Duggar: Reality Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Axel Witsel: Soccer Player.
(1989) Thiemo-Jérôme Kialka: German footballer.
(1988) Claude Giroux (ice hockey)
(1988) Holder da Silva: Guinea-Bissauan sprinter.
(1988) Chimneyswift11 : YouTube Star.
(1988) Claude Giroux: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1988) Andrew Lawrence: American actor.
(1988) Ytalo : Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Naya Rivera: Actress (Cindy-Fresh Prince of Bel Air).
(1987) Andi Muise: Canadian model.

(1987) Salvatore Sirigu: Italian footballer.
(1987) Deena Cortese: Reality Star.
(1987) Will Rothhaar: American actor.
(1986) Kieron Richardson: Soap Opera Actor.
(1986) Miguel Nieto: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Ayako Imoto: Japanese comedian and actor.
(1986) Kehoma Brenner: German rugby player.
(1986) Pablo Osvaldo: Argentinian-Italian footballer.
(1986) Gemma Arterton: English actress.
(1986) Miguel Angel Nieto: Spanish footballer.
(1985) Yohana Cobo: Spanish actress.
(1985) Issa Rae: YouTube Star.
(1985) Cynthia Addai-Robinson
(1985) Gerard Lawson: American football player.
(1985) Borja Valero: Spanish footballer.
(1985) Artem Milevskiy: Ukrainian footballer.
(1984) Oribe Peralta: Soccer Player.
(1984) Andrew Chan: Australian drug trafficker (d. 2015).
(1984) Scott Olsen: American baseball player.
(1984) Daniel Sepulveda: American football player.
(1984) Jonathan Zydko: French footballer.
(1983) Miho Tanaka: Japanese model and actress.
(1983) Styliani Kaltsidou: Greek basketball player.
(1982) Paul-Henri Mathieu: French tennis player, who has won four singles titles; having reached the semifinals of the 2005 Montreal Masters; and achieving a career-high singles ranking of World No.
(1982) Dontrelle Willis: American baseball player.
(1982) Grégory Lamboley
(1982) Chris Ray: American baseball player.
(1982) Hans Van Alphen: Belgian decathlete.
(1982) Sherzod Abdurahmonov: Uzbekistanian boxer.
(1982) Dimitrios Tsiamis: Greek triple jumper.
(1982) Shawn Desman: Pop Singer.
(1982) Dean Whitehead: English footballer.
(1981) Valerie Domínguez
(1981) Shannon Schambeau
(1981) Amerie : American singer-songwriter producer and actress.
(1981) Luis Pérez: Mexican footballer.
(1981) Angus Macdonald: New Zealand All Black rugby player.
(1981) Dan Klecko: American football player.
(1981) João Daniel: Brazilian footballer.
(1981) Quentin Griffin: American football player.
(1981) Joao Paulo: Brazilian footballer.
(1980) Bobby Crosby: American baseball player.
(1980) Amerie : R&B Singer.
(1980) Amerie American: singer.
(1980) Ares : Swiss-American wrestler.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Marián Hossa: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1979) Julien Kapek: French athlete, a triple jumper whose personal best is 17.
(1979) David Zabriskie: American cyclist.
(1979) Grzegorz Rasiak: Polish footballer.
(1979) Jinkee Pacquiao: Filipino politician, currently serving as the vice governor of Sarangani, a province of the southern island of Mindanao in the Philippines.
(1979) Jenny Schmidgall: Ice hockey forward (USA, Olympics - 1998).
(1979) Lee Bo-young: South Korean actress and model.
(1979) Marian Hossa: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1978) Amerie (singer)
(1978) Bonaventure Kalou: Ivorian footballer.

(1978) Maurizio Zaffiri: Italian rugby player.
(1978) Amerie : American recording artist, record producer, and actress.
(1978) Kim Sa Rang: Korean actress.
(1978) Luis Ayala: Mexican baseball pitcher.
(1978) Jeremy Camp: American musician.
(1978) Kim Sa-rang: South Korean model and actress Miss Korea 2000.
(1977) Stéphan Buckland: Mauritian sprinter.
(1977) Sara Walsh in South Bend: Indiana; fencer-foil (Olympics-1996).
(1977) Cade McNown: American football player.
(1977) Piolo Pascual: Filipino film and television actor, musician, model, and producer.
(1977) Yoandy Garlobo: Cuban baseball player.
(1976) Mighty McGee: American slam poet, the first to win both the American National Poetry Slam Individual Grand Championship (2003) and the Individual World Poetry Slam Championship (2006).
(1976) Miki Nakatani: Japanese actress and singer.
(1975) Jason Freese: American saxophonist songwriter and producer.
(1975) Jocelyn Thibault: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1975) Chase Hampton in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; rocker (Party-Rodeo, "That's Why").
(1975) Jocelyn Thibault in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; NHL goalie (Montreal Canadiens).
(1974) Melanie Chisholm: British singer (Spice Girls).
(1974) Nina Proll: Austrian actress, singer and dancer.
(1974) Claudia Conserva: Chilean television presenter.
(1974) Séverine Vandenhende: French judoka, world champion and olympic champion.
(1974) Tor Hetland: Norwegian skier.
(1974) Melanie C: English singer-songwriter and actress better known as Melanie C or Mel C. She is one of the five members of the Spice Girls, in which she was nicknamed Sporty Spice.
(1973) Olivier Peslier: French jockey, considered the best in his field.
(1973) Hande Yener: Turkish singer-songwriter producer and actress.
(1973) Matthew Wong: American musician (Reel Big Fish).
(1973) Greg Morton in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; actor (Scarecrow and Mrs King).
(1973) Brian Culbertson: American pianist and producer.
(1973) Dan Haseltine: American singer-songwriter (Jars of Clay).
(1972) Espen Knutsen: Norwegian ice hockey player and coach.
(1972) Randy Sklar: American comedian.
(1972) Jason Sklar: American comedian.
(1972) Paul Wilson: Australian cricketer and umpire.
(1972) Dominique Ross: NFL running back (Dallas Cowboys).
(1972) Priyanka Gandhi: Indian politician, daughter of Congress president Sonia Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi an is the granddaughter of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
(1971) Scott Burrell: NBA guard / forward (Chicago Bulls, Charlotte Hornets).
(1971) Tommy Puett
(1971) Shane Dronett NFL defensive end (Atlanta Falcons: Denver Broncos).
(1971) Andy Fox in Sacramento: California, USA; infielder (New York Yankees).
(1971) Andy Fox: Sacramento, California -- Infielder (New York Yankees).
(1970) Zack de la Rocha: American musician (Rage Against the Machine).
(1970) Jenny Griffith in Burbank: California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (National-13th-1995).
(1970) Mig Ayesa: Filipino-Australian singer-songwriter and actor.
(1970) Nigel Wilson: Canadian / US baseball outfielder (Florida Marlins).
(1970) Raekwon : American rapper.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Stéphanie Chevrier
(1969) David Mitchell: English author and translator.
(1969) Robert Prosinecki: Croatian footballer.
(1969) Cam Russell in Halifax: Nova Scotia, Canada; NHL defenseman (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1969) Margaret Nagle: American screenwriter and TV producer.
(1968) Heather Mills
(1968) Rachael Harris: American actress.
(1968) Raf Simons
(1968) Junichi Masuda: Japanese director producer and composer.
(1968) Mauro Silva: Brazilian footballer.

(1968) Keith Anderson: American country music singer-songwriter.
(1968) Vince Buck: NFL safety (New Orleans Saints).
(1967) Renata Litvinova
(1967) Tooru Fujisawa
(1967) Farrah Forke in Corpus Christi: Texas, USA; actress (Dweebs, Mr Rhodes, Disclosure, Heat).
(1967) Marco Boogers Dutch soccer player (RKC: Sparta, West Ham United).
(1967) Mike Simms in Whittier: California, USA; outfielder (Houston Astros).
(1967) Ulf Dahlen in Ostersund: Sweden; NHL forward (Team Sweden, San Jose).
(1967) Vendela [Kirsebom]: Stockholm, Sweden -- Model (Sports Illustrated 1993).
(1967) Vendela Kirsebom: Norwegian-Swedish model and actress.
(1966) Olivier Martinez: French film actor, born to a Spanish boxer, he obtained the César Award of "Most promising actor" for "1,2,3, Sun" in 1994.
(1966) Craig Parry in Sunshine: Victoria, Australia; Australasia golfer.
(1966) Linda Ferrando: in Italy; tennis star.
(1966) Craig Parry: Australian golfer.
(1965) Rob Zombie: American musician, film director, screenwriter and film producer.
(1965) Greg K (The Offspring)
(1965) Mark Moore: English DJ and producer (S'Express).
(1965) John Francis: Model.
(1964) Jeff Bezos: American entrepreneur.
(1964) Blanca Li: Spanish dancer, choreographer, film director, and actress.
(1964) Valdo (footballer)
(1964) Stefano Simondo
(1964) Laura Gildemeister: in Argentina; tennis star.
(1964) Laura Arraya: Argentinian-Peruvian tennis player.
(1964) Clare Holman: British actress.
(1964) Lynnae Marie Thurik in Vancouver: Washington, USA; Miss Washington-America (1990).
(1964) Lynne Marie Thurik: Vancouver, Washington -- Miss Washington-America (1991).
(1963) Guy Chambers
(1963) Juan Carlos Monedero
(1963) François Girard: Canadian director and screenwriter.
(1963) Francois Girard: French-Canadian film director and screenwriter.
(1963) Nando Reis: Brazilian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Nando Reis e Os Infernais and Titãs).
(1963) Corinne Dacia: French actress who abandoned her cinema career and since 2010 has directed a children's library in the 18th arrondissement of Paris.
(1962) Emanuele Pirro: Italian former Formula One driver and five time Le Mans 24-hour winner.
(1962) Richie Richardson: Antiguan cricketer and bass player.
(1962) Luna Vachon: American-Canadian wrestler and manager (d. 2010).
(1962) Joe Quesada: American author and illustrator.
(1961) Andrea Carnevale: Italian member of championship Italian soccer team 1987.
(1961) Tahawwur Rana: Pakistani-Canadian physician and terrorist.
(1961) Simon Beale: Malaysia-born English actor and historian.
(1960) Elie Kakou
(1960) Dominique Wilkins: NBA forward (Atlanta Hawks).
(1960) Olivier Platt
(1960) Guido Bontempi
(1960) Jorge Pupo: Cuban American actor.
(1960) Monica Starr: Monica Starr discovered astrology in 1973, when she read Linda Goodman’s Sun Signs and after that graduated.
(1960) Jacques Wilkins: French-born American pro basketball player: forward, predominantly for the Atlanta Hawks.
(1960) Oliver Platt: Canadian-American actor.
(1960) Rob Derksen: Australian baseball head coach (Olympics-1996).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Blixa Bargeld: German singer and musician (Einsturzende Neubauten, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds).
(1959) Sandy (Big Brother)
(1959) Nick Nairn: British celebrity chef.
(1959) Per Helmstad Gessle: Sweden -- Singer (Roxette-Must Have Been Love).
(1958) Christiane Amanpour: English-born Iranian-American journalist.
(1958) Jean-Aimé Toupane
(1958) Curt Fraser: American-Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1957) John Lasseter: Animator.
(1957) Jeremy Sams: English director playwright and composer.
(1957) B Blair: American wrestler and politician.

(1957) Bruno Arena: Italian comedian and actor.
(1956) Marie Colvin: American war reporter who worked for the British newspaper The Sunday Times from 1985 until her death.
(1955) Felipe Rose
(1955) Rockne O'Bannon: American screenwriter and producer.
(1955) Patty Hayes: LPGA golfer.
(1955) Tom Ardolino: American drummer (NRBQ and The Minus 5) (d. 2012).
(1955) Rockne S O'Bannon: American screenwriter.
(1954) Howard Stern: American talk-show host, a shock-jock who reaches some three million listeners every day, a huge audience of people who find his irreverence and scatological humor hilarious.
(1954) Gerasime Patilas: Greek-British astrologer, selected as the new editor of the Astrological Journal on 9/25/2000.
(1954) Howard Stern in Roosevelt: New York, USA; "Radio's Bad Boy" (WKRK, WYSP, WJFK).
(1953) Brigitte Girardin: French politician who served from 2010-2011 as Secretary-General of United Republic (République solidaire, RS) which is a centre-right political party in France.
(1953) Mary Harron: Canadian director and screenwriter.
(1952) Frédéric Valabrègue
(1952) Campy Russell
(1952) Ricky Van Shelton in Danville: Virginia, USA; country musician ("Somebody Lied", "From a Jack to a King", "Rockin' Years").
(1952) Rocky Berlier: American pro astrologer and owner of the largest metaphysical bookstore in Arizona.
(1952) Walter Mosley: American author and actor.
(1952) Charles Faulkner: American-English computer programmer and author.
(1952) John Walker: New Zealand middle distance runner.
(1952) Jerry Lamb: American prison inmate, arrested for theft and burglary 7/25/1992.
(1952) Phil Perry: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1951) Kirstie Alley: TV Actress.
(1951) Rush Limbaugh: American author and talk show host, considered by the political left as "the most dangerous man in America" with his ridicule of liberals.
(1951) Charlotte Julian
(1951) Paul Dhaille
(1951) Chris Bell in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; rock guitarist (Big Star).
(1951) Drew Pearson: American football player and sportscaster.
(1951) Chris Bell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Big Star) (d. 1978).
(1951) Bill Madlock: four times National League batting champion (Chicago Cubs).
(1951) Kirstie Alley in Wichita: Kansas, USA; actress (Star Trek II, Rebecca - Cheers).
(1951) Larry Hoppens rocker (Orleans - "Still the One": "Dance With Me").
(1951) Ann Althouse: American law professor.
(1951) Rush Hudson Limbaugh III in Cape Girardeau: Missouri, USA; conservative radio and television host.
(1950) Patrice Dominguez: French professional tennis player, left handed, he was ranked world N°36.
(1950) Sheila Jackson Lee: American politician.
(1950) Marilyn R Smith: Microbiologist.
(1950) Bob McEwen American politician (Representative-Republican-Ohio: 1981-).
(1950) Goran Lindblad: Swedish politician.
(1950) Ricky Ray Rector: American murderer (d. 1992).
(1950) Sheila Lee: American lawyer judge and politician.
(1950) Göran Lindblad: Swedish dentist and politician.
(1950) Bob McEwen: American businessman and politician.
(1950) Dorrit Moussaieff: Israeli-Icelandic jewelry designer and businesswoman 5th First Lady of Iceland.
(1950) Ricky Rector: American murderer (d. 1992).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Haruki Murakami: Japanese writer.
(1949) Wayne Wang: Hong Kong-American director producer and screenwriter.
(1949) Ottmar Hitzfeld: German football coach and former player.
(1949) Kentarō Haneda: Japanese pianist and composer (d. 2007).
(1949) Hamadi Jebali: Tunisian engineer journalist and politician 19th Prime Minister of Tunisia.
(1949) James W Dietz: Rower.
(1949) Michael W Vannier: American radiologist.
(1949) Kentaro Haneda: Japanese composer (d. 2007).
(1948) John Etheridge: English guitarist (Soft Machine).
(1948) Brendan Foster: English runner and sportscaster.

(1948) Khalid Abdul Muhammed: American Nation of Islam spokesman (d. 2001).
(1948) William Nicholson: English author and screenwriter.
(1948) Kenny Allen: English footballer.
(1948) Anthony Andrews: London, England -- Actor (Under the Volcano).
(1948) Gordon Campbell: Canadian educator and politician 34th Premier of British Columbia.
(1947) Matt Molloy
(1947) Tom Dempsey: American pro football player, a placekicker in the National Football League for the New Orleans Saints (1969–1970), Philadelphia Eagles (1971–1974), Los Angeles Rams (1975–1976), Houston Oilers (1977) and Buffalo Bills (1978–1979).
(1947) Richard Carwardine: English historian and academic.
(1947) Tom Dempsey NFL record-holder (longest field goal: 63 yards).
(1947) Sally Hamwee: Baroness Hamwee English politician.
(1946) George Duke: American musician, a jazz and rock keyboardist who has played with the likes of Anita Baker, Frank Zappa and Miles Davis.
(1946) Cynthia Robinson: rock trumpeteer (Sly and Family Stone - "Everyday People").
(1946) Hazel Cosgrove: Lady Cosgrove Scottish lawyer and judge.
(1946) Lady Cosgrove: Scottish judiciary figure.
(1945) Maggie Bell: Scottish popular vocalist and member of the soul-based group "Stone the Crows.
(1945) André Bicaba: Burkinabé sprinter.
(1945) André De Shields: American actor, singer, director, dancer, acclaimed novelist, choreographer, and college professor.
(1944) Joe Frazier: American boxer and businessman.
(1944) Gerard Wilk
(1944) Inge Viett
(1944) Hans Atrott: German author and theorist.
(1944) Carlos Villagrán: Mexican actor and journalist.
(1944) Carlos Villagran: Mexican actor.
(1944) Viktoria Postnikova: Russian pianist.
(1944) Joe Frazier in Beaufort: South Carolina, USA; heavyweight champion boxer (Olympics-gold-1964)/champion (1968-73).
(1944) Vlastimil Hort: Czech-German chess player.
(1944) Cynthia Robinson: American trumpet player and singer (Sly and the Family Stone and Graham Central Station) (d. 2015).
(1943) Jean-Louis Bianco
(1943) Henri J "Adriaan" Adriaansen: Mime / director (Stinging Nettle King).
(1942) Bernardine Dohrn: American radical activist, member and spokesperson for the Weather Underground, otherwise known as the Weathermen.
(1942) Michel Mayor
(1942) Vladimir Sergeyevich: Kozelsky; cosmonaut (Soyuz 24 backup).
(1942) Gérard Asaria: French magazine journalist (Marie-Claire, Paris-Match, Vogue, and so forth) and board director.
(1941) Chet Jastremski: American champion swimmer.
(1941) Long Baldry: English-Canadian singer-songwriter and voice actor (Blues Incorporated Steampacket and Bluesology) (d. 2005).
(1941) Fiona Caldicott: English psychiatrist and psychotherapist.
(1941) Jaime B Fuster American politician (Representative-Democrat-Puerto Rico: 1985-92).
(1940) Serge Latouche
(1940) Ronald Jackson: American drummer and composer (Last Exit) (d. 2013).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jean-Robert Ragache: French historian and freemason, a grand master of 'Le Grand Orient de France.
(1939) Jim Palosaari: American evangelist (d. 2011).
(1939) Jacobus M "Jacques" Hamelink: Dutch writer / poet (Cold Unrest).
(1939) Helmut Eisendle: Writer.
(1939) William Lee Golden in Brewton: Alabama, USA; country singer (Oak Ridge Boys).
(1939) William Golden: American singer-songwriter and painter (The Oak Ridge Boys).
(1938) Qazi Ahmad: Pakistani scholar and politician (d. 2013).
(1938) Teresa del Conde: Mexican historian and critic.
(1938) Lewis Fiander: Australian actor.
(1937) Marie Dubois: French actress of the new wave, launched by Eric Rohmer.

(1937) Alain Lancelot: Swiss government employee.
(1937) Shirley Eaton: English actress.
(1937) Antoine Jeancourt-Galignani: French politician and business leader, a former chairman of the supervisory board of Euro Disney.
(1937) Guy Lagorce: France sport Champion.
(1937) Rossella Como: Italian actress and television personality, who started her career at 16 as a TV presenter in the RAI show "Primo applauso.
(1937) Liliana Cavani: Bologna, Italy -- Director (Berlin Affair).
(1937) Vicente Sardinero: Spanish actor and singer (d. 2002).
(1936) Emile Lahoud
(1936) Alain Corbin: French historian, specializing in 19th century France and in microhistory.
(1936) Mohammad Sayeed: Indian lawyer and politician Indian Minister of Home Affairs (d. 2016).
(1936) Jennifer Hilton: Baroness Hilton of Eggardon English police officer and politician.
(1936) Raimonds Pauls: Latvian pianist and composer.
(1936) Brajanath Ratha: Indian poet and activist (d. 2014).
(1935) The Amazing Kreskin
(1935) Ken Uston: American gambler and executive in a stock broking firm who, by 1978, was not admitted to any casinos after winning $3.
(1935) Ron Harper in Turtle Creek: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Wendy and Me, Planet of the Apes).
(1935) "Amazing" Kreskin: Montclair, New Jersey -- Mentalist / telepath.
(1935) William Lee Gloden: Brewton, Alabama -- Country singer (Oak Ridge Boys).
(1935) Tomiko Ishii: Japanese actress.
(1935) "The Amazing" Kreskin in Montclair: New Jersey, USA; mentalist/telepath.
(1935) Kreskin : American mentalist noted for his exhibitions of mass suggestion, mind reading and "calling on the spirits.
(1934) Lew Williams: American rockabilly singer and songwriter, known as the "Cab Calloway of rockabilly".
(1934) Alan Sharp: Scottish-American author and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1934) Metin Serezli: Turkish actor and director (d. 2013).
(1934) Burdette Haldorson: United States -- Basketball player (1956, 60 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1934) Mick Sullivan: English rugby league footballer.
(1934) James Fergason: American lieutenant and businessman (d. 2008).
(1933) Liliana Cavani: Italian cinematographer, a film-maker of political documentaries including "The Story of the Third Reich" and "I, Cannibali.
(1933) Michael Aspel: British entertainer of radio and TV who is best known for being Mr.
(1933) Pavlos Matesis: Greek author and playwright (d. 2013).
(1933) Clifford Greenwalt: American civil engineer and CEO in charge of Central Illinois Public Service.
(1932) Ginette Jany: French swimming champion she was on the Olympics team in the 1956 games in Melbourne, Australia.
(1932) Tzeni Karezi: Greek actress (d. 1992).
(1932) Des O'Connor: English comedian singer and television host.
(1932) Alain Teister: Dutch sculptor / writer.
(1931) Georges Mazoyer: Toulon Journalist.
(1931) Leyla Erbil: Turkish author and activist (d. 2013).
(1930) Glenn Yarbrough: American musician, folk singer and guitarist who originally started with the "Limelighters" 1959-1963.
(1930) Edgar Lansbury: British-American film producer who is noted for his productions, "The Subject Was Roses," "Godspell" and "The Clairvoyant.
(1930) Una McLean
(1930) William Lansbury
(1930) Glenn Yarborough singer (Limeliters - "Honey and Wine": "Jubilee").
(1930) Giuseppe Gentile
(1930) Tim Horton: Canadian hockey player (Born 1930).
(1930) Luitgard Im: German theatre and film actress, who appeared in many movies and TV-productions for almost 50 years.
(1930) Jennifer Johnston: Irish author and playwright.
(1930) Bruce Lansbury: British-American film producer along with his twin brother, Edgar.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Joëlle de Gravelaine
(1929) Léon Dony: Belgian actor, comedian, and director.
(1929) Jaakko Hintikka: Finnish philosopher and logician (d. 2015).
(1929) Joëlle Gravelaine: French pro astrologer, lecturer and author.
(1929) Colin Berry Haycraft: Publisher.
(1929) Alasdair MacIntyre: Scottish-American philosopher and academic.
(1928) Daniel Filipacchi: French producer and photographer.
(1928) André Labarrère: French politician, a member of the Socialist Party, who served as deputy, senator and vice-president of the National Assembly between 1973 and 1974, Minister for Relations with Parliament from 1981 to 1986 and mayor of the city of Pau from 1971 to 2006.
(1928) Ruth Brown: American black singer nicknamed "Miss Rhythm," she was a runaway success of rhythm and blues over one hundred records.
(1928) Lloyd Ruby: American race car driver (d. 2009).

(1928) Lew Gallo in Mount Kisco: New York, USA; actor (12 O'Clock High).
(1928) Jack Boynton: American artist.
(1927) James Stover: American executive and CEO of Eaton, a truck component, electrical controls and high efficiency engines manufacturer.
(1927) Leopold Ahsen: Writer.
(1927) Salvatore Martirano: Composer.
(1927) Guy Lafitte: French jazz tenor saxophonist, most notable for his work with Mezz Mezzrow from 1951–1952 and having toured with Big Bill Broonzy in 1951.
(1926) Morton Feldman: American composer and academic (d. 1987).
(1926) Ray Price (musician)
(1926) Andrew Laszlo: Hungarian-American cinematographer (d. 2011).
(1926) Ray Price: American country-western singer; still actively touring the country with his "Cherokee Cowboys," appearing on TV, and in fine voice at 71.
(1926) Leopold Schaeken: Belgium sport Champion.
(1925) Gabriel Vanel: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Archbishop who was ordained into the priesthood on June 29, 1949.
(1925) Georges Perron: French Catholic prelate, ordained a priest on 29 June 1951.
(1925) Arnoldo Martinez Verdugo: Mexican socialist politician and democracy activist.
(1925) Jean Marty: French billiard champion.
(1925) Bill Burrud in Hollywood: California, USA; host (Safari to Adventure, Animal World).
(1925) Laurentiu Profeta: Composer.
(1925) Bodil Udsen: Danish actress (d. 2008).
(1925) Katherine MacGregor: American actress and dancer.
(1925) Bill Burrud: American television host producer and actor (d. 1990).
(1925) Scottie MacGregor: American actress.
(1924) Olivier Gendebien: Belgian race car driver and businessman (d. 1998).
(1924) Chris Chase: American model actress and journalist (d. 2013).
(1924) Jan Willem Radecker: Sculptor / Son of John Raedecker.
(1924) Grethe Holmer: Danish actress (d. 2004).
(1924) Matti Kassila: Finnish film director, his son Taavi is also a film director.
(1923) Alice Miller (psychologist)
(1923) Mario Suarez: American author, one of the earliest Chicano writers.
(1923) Ira Hayes: American marine who raised the U.S.
(1923) Vic Allen: English sociologist economist and historian (d. 2014).
(1922) Tadeusz Żychiewicz: Polish journalist and historian (d. 1994).
(1922) Tadeusz Zychiewicz: Polish journalist and art historian (d. 1994).
(1922) Georges Caillau: Nérac Journalist.
(1921) John Henry Davis Jr: Smithtown, New York -- Weightlifter (1948, 52 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1921) Leo Smit: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Pianist / composer.
(1921) André Bussinger: Evron Journalist.
(1920) James Farmer Marshall Texas: civil rights leader.
(1920) Prof Jerzy Zubrzycki: Polish-born Australian sociologist (d. 2009).
(1920) James Farmer: American activist and politician co-founded Congress of Racial Equality (d. 1999).
(1920) Jerzy Zubrzycki: Polish-Australian sociologist and academic (d. 2009).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jacques Mauclair: French film actor who appeared in 30 films between 1950 and 2000.
(1918) Maharishi Yogi: Indian-Dutch guru and educator (d. 2008).
(1917) Maharishi Mahesh Yogi: Indian guru, founder of Transcendental Meditation (Born c. 1917).
(1917) Jimmy Skinner: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2007).
(1917) Maharishi Yogi: Indian yogi and leader of the School of Transcendental Meditation, internationally known for supplicants who included at one time the Beatles George Harrison and John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Mike Love of the Beach Boys and Mia Farrow (who reported disillusionment when she left).
(1917) Walter Hendl: American pianist composer and conductor (d. 2007).
(1917) Ilya Prigogine: Russian-born Belgian physical chemist who received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1977 for contributions to nonequilibrium thermodynamics.
(1916) Pieter Willem Botha: South African politician (d. 2006).
(1916) Pieter Botha: South African politician who was Prime Minister from 1978-1984 when he was elected President.
(1916) Gérard Jaquet: French politician who represented the French Section of the Workers' International (SFIO) in the Constituent Assembly elected in 1945, in the Constituent Assembly elected in 1946 and in the National Assembly from 1946 to 1958.

(1916) G?rard Fraikin: Neuilly sur Seine EXecutives.
(1916) Ruth Benerito: American chemist and inventor (d. 2013).
(1916) P Botha: South African politician 8th Prime Minister of South Africa (d. 2006).
(1916) Jay McShann: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 2006).
(1916) William Pleeth: English cellist and educator (d. 1999).
(1916) A P[ieter] W Botha: Orange Free State, South Africa -- President of South Africa.
(1915) Alain Borne: French poet.
(1915) Martin Agronsky journalist (1952 Peabody: 1961 DuPont-Columbia).
(1915) Joseph Roy: George Ralston pilot.
(1915) Joseph-Aurèle Plourde: Canadian archbishop and academic (d. 2013).
(1915) Paul Jarrico: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1997).
(1915) Frank Annunzio (Representative-Democrat-Illinois: 1965-).
(1915) Erich Barenfanger: Germany Military man.
(1915) Ernest Armstrong: Miner / politician.
(1915) Joseph-Aurele Plourde: Catholic archbishop of Ottawa.
(1915) Erich Bärenfänger: German military, an officer in the German Army during WWII.
(1914) Mieko Kamiya: Japanese psychiatrist and psychologist (d. 1979).
(1914) Edqard John: Gurney politician.
(1914) Zach Matthews: British astrologer and leading light in the early days of the Astrology Association.
(1913) Guy Chaumet: Caen Military man.
(1912) Paul Lagrange: Nantes EXecutives.
(1912) Richard Kuremaa: Estonian footballer (d. 1991).
(1912) Aubrey Wagner: American engineer, writer, government official, married once, four children.
(1912) Peter Pooley: broadcaster.
(1912) Pierre Chassagne: Epinal physician.
(1911) Christian Vebel
(1911) Judith Gee: British astrologer, wrote often to "Mercury Hour" with some spice and bite.
(1911) Fernando Lara Bustamante: Costa Rican lawyer and politician.
(1910) Luise Rainer: German-born Austrian and American film actress, Oscar winner for the "Great Zeigfeld," 1936 and "The Good Earth," 1937.
(1910) Géry Leuliet: French prelate of the Roman Catholic Church.
(1910) Luise Rainer Austria: actress (Escapade, Good Earth, Big City, Hostages).
(1910) Patsy Kelly: Actress (Brigid Murphy-Cop & the Kid), dies at 71.
(1910) Charles Martin: cartoonist.
(1910) Gladys Blake: American actress (d. 1983).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Mauritz Hugo: Sweden -- Actor (Atomic Blonde, Road Agent).
(1909) Edmond Helfer: Joinville le Pont EXecutives.
(1908) Jean Delannoy: French actor, film editor, screenwriter and film director.
(1908) Ben Seijes: Dutch historian (WWII).
(1908) Clement Hurd: American illustrator (d. 1988).
(1907) Sergei Korolev: Russian colonel and engineer (d. 1966).
(1906) Emmanuel Levinas: Lithuanian-French historian philosopher and academic (d. 1995).
(1906) Tex Ritter: Texas, United States -- Country singer (5 Star Jubilee, Wayward Wind).
(1905) James Bennett Griffin: American archaeologist (d. 1997).
(1905) Tex Ritter: country singer ("Five Star Jubilee"), dies at age 67.

(1905) James Griffin: American archaeologist and academic (d. 1997).
(1905) Nihal Atsız: Turkish author poet and philosopher (d. 1975).
(1904) Fred McDowell: American blues musician (d. 1972).
(1904) Mississippi Fred: McDowell jazz artist.
(1904) Mississippi McDowell: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1972).
(1903) Igor V: Kurtshatov Russian nuclear physicist (first Russian nuclear bomb).
(1903) Igor Kurchatov: Russian physicist and academic (d. 1960).
(1902) Ray Teal: Grand Rapids, Michigan -- Actor (Sheriff Roy Coffee-Bonanza).
(1902) Simon H Spoor: Dutch General / intelligence officer for General MacArthur.
(1902) Ibn Abdul-Aziz Saud: Kuwait -- King (Saudi Arabia).
(1902) Robert Tatin: French outsider artist best known for creating a dramatic "art environment" that became the Musée Tatin, at Cossé-le-Vivien, Mayenne, France.
(1901) Kurt Jooss: German dancer and choreographer, a teacher and ballet director.
(1901) Ariya Thera: His date of order of admission to the United States was July 10, 1958.
(1901) Karl Künstler: German SS officer (d. 1945).
(1900) Vaino Hannikainen: composer.

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