List of celebrities and famous people who were born on January 12th
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2008American child from a prominent family. His mother is Christina Aguilera, and his father is Jordan Bratman. Max was the first child of the couple and was delivered via Caesarian Section. The parents split on March 1, 2011.
YouTube Star
Musical.ly Star
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998American actor
Pop Singer
Siamese twin (survives).
Siamese twin (died January 27, 1996).
American reality TV contestant
Soccer Player
YouTube Star
An English singer and songwriter. He was also a former member of One Direction. Malik auditioned in 2010 to be a solo artist on the British television show The X Factor. Malik, along with four other contestants were eliminated from the competition as a solo performer. This was the beginning of One Direction. Malik and his bandmates had four albums …
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
Instagram Star
Italian footballer
An English fashion model and fourth daughter of Mick Jagger, fifth child. He also had a third child with Jerry Hall.
Reality Star
Italian footballer
Model
Algerian footballer
English singer
Australian rugby league player
Ukrainian chess player
Reality Star
Reality Star
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Soccer Player
German footballer
American actor.
Guinea-Bissauan sprinter
Brazilian footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
YouTube Star
Actress (CindyFresh Prince Of Bel Air).
Canadian model
Italian footballer
American actor
Reality Star
English actress
German rugby player
Spanish footballer
Argentinian-Italian footballer
English actress
Spanish footballer
Japanese actor and comedian
Soap Opera Actor
Spanish actress
YouTube Star
American football player
Spanish footballer
Ukrainian footballer
French footballer
American football player
American baseball player.
Soccer Player
Australian drug trafficker (d. 2015)
Japanese actress and model
Greek basketball player
French tennis player who has won four singles titles, reaching the semifinals at the 2005 Montreal Masters and attaining a career-high singles ranking as World No. 12 in April 2008.
American baseball player.
Greek triple jumper
Uzbekistanian boxer
American baseball player
English footballer
Belgian decathlete
Pop Singer
Brazilian footballer
New Zealand All Black rugby player
American football player.
American football player
Mexican footballer
American singer-songwriter producer and actress
Brazilian footballer
Swiss-American wrestler
singer.
American baseball player
Athlete
R&B Singer
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Slovak ice hockey player
A French triple jumper, French athlete. His personal best was 17.38m, which he achieved in Tomblaine in July 2006.
American cyclist
Hockey forward (USA, Olympics-1998)
Slovak ice hockey player
Polish footballer
South Korean model and actress
Filipino politician currently serving as vice governor of Sarangani in the Philippines, a province on the southern island Mindanao.
Ivorian footballer
American recording artist, record producer, and actress. She debuted in 2002 with the album All I Have, primarily co-written and produced by Rich Harrison, and was well received in the urban market. In 2005, Ameriie released her biggest hit to date, "1 Thing", the lead single from her second album, Touch, which garnered her crossover recognition and earned two Grammy …
Miss Korea 2000, South Korean actress and model
Italian rugby player
Mexican baseball pitcher
Korean actress
American musician
Comedian
American football player
Cuban baseball player
Indiana; fencer-foil (Olympics-1996).
Producer, actor, model, and musician in Filipino film and TV.
Mauritian sprinter
Japanese singer and actress
American poet and slam poet. He was the first person to win the Individual World Poetry Slam Championship (2006) and the American National Poetry Slam Individual Grand Championship 2003.
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Oklahoma, USA; rocker ("Party-Rodeo," "That's Why")
QuTbec, Canada; NHL goalie (Montreal Canadiens).
American producer and songwriter for the saxophonist
British singer (Spice Girls)
Austrian singer, actress, and dancer. Since 1995, she has been in more than 50 films and TV shows. She was the star of September, which was shown in the Un Certain Regard section of the 2003 Cannes Film Festival.
Chilean television presenter
French judoka and world champion. At the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, she won a gold medal for the half-middleweight division. At the 1997 World Judo Championships, she was awarded a gold medal.
Norwegian skier
English singer-songwriter and actress Melanie C is better known than Mel C or Mel C. She was also a member of the Spice Girls, where she was called Sporty Spice. On 3/04/1994, auditions were held for the five girls. Sporty was a stage singer before her big break. Sporty is the daughter of showbiz people. Her dad ran a tour, …
French jockey. He had 148 wins, including that of the aEUR~aEUR(tm)Lauriers du plataEUR(tm)aEUR(tm) (Laurels of the flat) and three Cravache daEUR(tm)Or: 1996 (158 wins), 1997 (154 wins), 1999 (148 wins).
Producer and actress of Turkish singer-songwriters
Wisconsin, USA; actor ("Scarecrow" and "Mr King).
American producer and pianist
American singer-songwriter ("Jars of Clay")
American musician (Reel Big Fish).
Actress
Indian politician, daughter to Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi, who is also the president of Congress. She is also the granddaughter of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. She is married to Robert Vadra, a jewelry exporter. They have two children.
NFL running back (Dallas Cowboys).
American comedian
Norwegian ice hockey coach and player
Australian umpire and cricketer
American comedian
NBA guard / forward (Chicago Bulls and Charlotte Hornets).
Sacramento, California -- Infielder (New York Yankees)
California, USA; infielder (New York Yankees).
Denver Broncos).
American musician Rage Against the Machine
American rapper
Actor and singer from the Philippines, Australia.
California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (National-13th-1995).
Writer
Musician
Canadian and US baseball outfielder (Florida Marlins).
Musician
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American TV producer and screenwriter
Croatian footballer
English translator and author
Nova Scotia, Canada; NHL defenceman (Chicago Blackhawks).
English translator and author
Activist
American actress
Designer
Japanese composer and director producer
Safety in the NFL (New Orleans Saints).
Brazilian footballer
American country music singer-songwriter
Stockholm, Sweden -- Model (Sports Illustrated 1993).
Texas, USA; actress (Dweebs. Mr Rhodes. Disclosure. Heat).
California, USA; outfielder (Houston Astros).
Model and actress from Norway-Swedish
Sparta, West Ham United
Sweden; NHL forward (Team Sweden, San Jose).
He was a French film actor. He was born to a Spanish boxer and received the CA(c),sar Award for "Most promising actor" in 1994. He appeared in Hollywood-produced films, including "Before Night Falls" (starring Javier Bardem) and Johnny Depp. He was a "French lover" and womanizer. He dated the most beautiful women: Juliette Binoche (Kylie Minogue), Mira Sorvino (...and finally, …
Musician
in Italy; tennis star.
Australian golfer
Victoria, Australia; Australasia golfer.
American film director, screenwriter, and producer. White Zombie, a band that was formed in the mid-1980s, made him a prominent member and rose to fame during the 1990s. He has released five solo albums, three compilations, two remix albums and 15 singles. He became a director of films in 2003, expanding his career. Six of those movies were co-written or …
Comedian
Model
English producer and DJ (S'Express).
American entrepreneur
Spanish actress, choreographer, director of film, and dancer
Businessman
British actress
Washington, USA; Miss Washington America (1990).
Vancouver, Washington -- Miss Washington-America (1991)
Argentinian-Peruvian tennis player
in Argentina; tennis star.
French actress, who quit her career in cinema and has since directed a library for children in Paris' 18th arrondissement.
Canadian screenwriter and director
French-Canadian screenwriter and film director
Brazilian guitarist and producer (Nando e Os infernais, TitAPSs)
Italian Formula One driver, five-time winner of the 24-hour Le Mans 24 hour race.
Antiguan cricketer, bass player
American illustrator and author
American-Canadian wrestler, and manager (d.2010)
Italian player in the 1987 Italian soccer championship. One of eight boys.
Malaysian-born English actor and historian
Director
Pakistani-Canadian terrorist and physician
NBA forward (Atlanta Hawks).
Cuban American actor
Monica Starr was introduced to astrology by Linda GoodmanaEUR(tm), who she read about Sun Signs. She then graduated.
French-born American pro basketball player, forward, primarily for the Atlanta Hawks. He played in a total of fifteen seasons.
Canadian-American actor
Australian baseball head coach (Olympics 1996).
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959German singer and musician (Einsturzende Nubauten, Nick Cave, and the Bad Seeds).
Sweden -- Singer (Roxette-Must Have Been Love)
British celebrity chef
English-born Iranian-American journalist
American-Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Animator
Actor and comedian from Italy.
American wrestler and politician
English director, playwright, and composer
American war reporter who worked from 1985 to her death for The Sunday Times in Britain.
LPGA golfer
American drummer (NRBQ, The Minus 5), (d. 2012).
American producer and screenwriter
Businessman
American screenwriter
American talk-show host and shock-jock, who has a listener base of around three million. This is a large audience who enjoy his humor and scatological humor. He rants about masturbation and penis size, as well as flatulence, on his radio show. He is described as a bundle full of insecurities once he has left the sound booth.
American talk-show host and shock-jock, who has a listener base of around three million. This is a large audience who enjoy his humor and his scatological humor. He rants about masturbation and penis size, as well as flatulence, on his radio show. He is described as a bundle full of insecurities once he has left the sound booth.
A Greek-British Astrologer was selected to be the Astrological Journal's new editor on 9/25/2000.
Critic
New York, USA. "Radio's Bad Boy" WKRK, WYSP and WJFK.
French politician who served as Secretary-General for the United Republic from 2010 to 2011.
Canadian screenwriter and director
Journalist
New Zealand middle distance runner
American pro-astrologer, and the owner of Arizona's largest metaphysical bookstore. After the 1994 earthquake, he and his wife Apryl had four California stores. They moved to Arizona. He is also a State Board Certified Behavior Therapist, and has been since more than 13 years.
Virginia, USA: Country musician ("Somebody Lied", From a Jack to King", Rockin' Years".
American actor and author
American producer and singer-songwriter
American-English computer programmer, author
American prison inmate arrested for burglary and theft 7/25/1992
TV Actress
American author and talk-show host. He is ridiculed by liberals and is considered "the most dangerous man" in America by the political left. His national radio program was launched in 1982 with 56 stations and grew steadily over the following ten years. His show was carried by 634 radio stations, and some even broadcast overseas, as of March 1994. From …
American football player and sportscaster
Four times National League batting champion (Chicago Cubs).
Kansas, USA; actress (Star Trek II: Rebecca - Cheers).
American law professor
Missouri, USA; conservative television and radio host.
Tennessee, USA; rock guitarist (Big Star).
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Big Star), (d. 1978).
"Dance With Me").
He was a French professional tennis player. He retired and became Henri Leconte’s coach, as well as a TV presenter (analyst). He was then named National Technical Director of the French Tennis Federation (2005-11).
American murderer (d. 1992)
5th First Lady of Iceland, Israeli-Icelandic Jewelry Designer and Businesswoman
American politician and businessman
Swedish politician and dentist
American politician and judge of law
American politician
Swedish politician
Politician
Microbiologist
American murderer (d. 1992)
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Japanese writer. Murakami's best-selling books were translated into 50 languages.
American director producer from Hong Kong and screenwriter
Former player and German football coach. He is a former player and Grasshopper Club ZA 1/4 Rich coach. He has 18 major titles. He was twice named "World Coach of the Year". He is one of three managers to have won the European Cup/UEFA Champions League twice with two clubs. He is currently the Swiss national team's head coach.
Rower
Japanese composer and pianist (d. 2007).
Tunisian journalist and politician, 19th Prime Minister of Tunisia
American radiologist
Japanese composer (d.2007)
Canadian politician and educator 34th Premier of British Columbia
English screenwriter and author
London, England -- Actor ("Under the Volcano")
American Nation of Islam spokesperson (d. 2001).
English runner and sportscaster
English guitarist (Soft Machine)
English footballer
Businessman
American professional football player. He is a placekicker for the National Football League, New Orleans Saints (1969aEUR”1970), Philadelphia Eagles (1971), Los Angeles Rams (1976), Los Angeles Rams(1975), Houston Oilers (1977) as well as the Buffalo Bills (1978aEUR”1979). Dempsey was born with no toes on his left foot and no fingers in his right hand. A modified shoe was worn by …
English academic and historian
Baroness Hamwee English politician
American musician. He is a jazz and rock keyboardist and has performed with Miles Davis, Frank Zappa, and Anita Baker.
Lady Cosgrove Scottish lawyer, judge
Scottish judiciary figure
Rock trumpeter (Sly and Family Stone, "Everyday People")
Popular Scottish singer and member of the soul-based band "Stone the Crows." She formed the group with Leslie Harvey, guitarist, in 1970.
Burkinabé sprinter
American actor, singer and director.
American businessman and boxer. He was an Olympic gold medalist in the Heavyweight division at Tokyo in 1964 and the vacant Heavyweight Championship Title of the World title in 1970. Frazier was praised for his aggressive style of boxing against Muhammad Ali, which earned him national attention on 3/8/1971 at Madison Square Garden.
American businessman and boxer. He was an Olympic gold medalist in the Heavyweight division at Tokyo in 1964 and the vacant Heavyweight Championship Title of the World title in 1970. Frazier was praised for his aggressive style of boxing against Muhammad Ali, which earned him national attention on 3/8/1971 at Madison Square Garden.
Mexican journalist and actor
Russian pianist
Czech-German chess player
Mexican actor
South Carolina, USA; heavyweight champion boxer (Olympics-gold-1964)/champion (1968-73).
American trumpet player and singer (Sly and the Family Stone and Graham Central Station). (d. 2015).
American trumpet player and singer (Sly and the Family Stone and Graham Central Station). (d. 2015).
German theorist and author
Mime/director (Stinging Nettle Kings)
American radical activist and member of the Weather Underground. Also known as the Weathermen. After eleven years of hiding, she was finally freed by Bill Ayers, her husband. She had two children with Ayers, while hiding. They adopted the sons of two Weathermen, who were held for armed robbery. He is now a social worker.
Educator
French magazine journalist (Marie-Claire Paris-Match Vogue and so on) and board director.
Kozelsky; cosmonaut (Soyuz 24 backup).
American champion swimmer
English-Canadian voice actor and singer-songwriter (Blues Incorporated Steampacket and Bluesology). (d. 2005).
English psychiatrist and psychotherapist
Politician
American composer and drummer (Last Exit), (d. 2013.)
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French historian and freemason, a grandmaster of 'Le Grand Orient de France.
Alabama, USA; country singer (Oak Ridge Boys).
American singer-songwriter/painter (The Oak Ridge Boys).
Dutch poet / writer (Cold Unrest).
American evangelist (d. 2011)
Writer
Australian actor
Mexican historian and critic
Pakistani politician and scholar (d. 2013).
Eric Rohmer launched the French actress of the new wave. FranASSois Truffaut chose Marie Dubois as her stage name. On a television medical broadcast, she revealed that she had suffered from sclerosis since she was 20 years old. She was married to Serge Rousseau, a French actor.
Swiss government employee. AttachA(c), and later, in charge of research at CNRS 1963-1967. He was Director of National Political Sciences Foundation 1975-86, Director of Paris Institute of Political Studies 1987-1987, Member of ENA's Board of Directors 1987, and President of the International Center of Political Studies Board of Directors 1987.
English actress
France sport Champion
Bologna, Italy -- Director (Berlin Affair).
French politician and business leader. He was also a former chairman on the Euro Disney supervisory board.
Italian actress and TV personality. She started her career as a television presenter on the RAI's "Primo Applauso" at 16. She made her film debut shortly thereafter in a small, but highly praised role in "Poveri ma belli", a comedy film by Dino Risi.
Spanish singer and actor (d. 2002).
Statesman
French historian who specializes in microhistory and 19th-century France. His books explore the history of subjects such as male desire, prostitution, sensory experience, smell, and sound and the 1870 burning death of a young nobleman in Dordogne.
Baroness Hilton, Eggardon English politician and police officer
Indian poet and activist (d. 2014.)
Indian politician and lawyer Indian Minister of Home Affairs (d.2016).
Latvian composer and pianist
American gambler and executive at a stock brokerage firm. He won $3.3 million using his black jack counting system. He wrote "The Big Player" in 1977 with Roger Rapaport. Uston also produced an instructional videotape entitled "Beat The Game" in 1979, which was produced by Al Fast. On September 19, 1987, he died from heart failure in Paris, France.
Japanese actress
American mentalist noted for his exhibitions of mass suggestion, mind reading and "calling on the spirits." Known as "The Amazing Kreskin" he appeared on more than 500 TV programs including 88 times on Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show." In 1991 he had a full page ad in the Globe selling his "Six Super-Secrets to Bring Success."
New Jersey, USA; telepath/mentalist.
Montclair, New Jersey -- Telepath / Mentalist
Brewton (Alabama) -- Country singer (Oak Ridge Boys).
Pennsylvania, USA; actor ("Wendy and Me," Planet of the Apes).
United States -- Basketball player (1956-60 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
Author and screenwriter from Scotland (d. 2013).
American businessman and lieutenant (d. 2008).
Turkish actor and director (d.2013)
Footballer in the English rugby league
American rockabilly singer/songwriter, also known as "Cab Calloway" of rockabilly.
Italian cinematographer, she is a film-maker of political documentaries such as "The Story of the Third Reich" or "I, Cannibali". She has been involved in a few scandals throughout her career. Although she appears distant and cold, her work reveals a sadness and an ability to express the sorrows of life.
British TV and radio entertainer, best known as Mr. Smoothie, a relaxed and charming British comedian. From 1954 to 1957, he began his career at BBC radio. He then moved into TV announcing in 1957-60, and became a news anchor from 1960-68. Eamonn Andrews was replaced by Aspel on "This Is Your Life", 1979-1983. He was followed by "Strange..But Tru?" …
American civil engineer and CEO of Central Illinois Public Service. Greenwalt graduated from college with a BS degree in Civil Engineering.
Greek playwright and author (d.2013)
She was the French swimming champion and was part of the Olympic team at the 1956 Games in Melbourne, Australia. Alex Jany, Olympian, is her brother.
Greek actress (d. 1992).
English comedian and TV host
Dutch sculptor / writer
Turkish activist and author (d. 2013).
Toulon Journalist
American singer, guitarist, and folk singer who started his career with the "Limelighters" in 1959-1963. He continued his career in Country Western and began solo performances. In 1968, he founded Stanyan Music Co. along with Rod McKuen. He continues to be active in the music field, appearing on TV as a host on various programs and at award ceremonies.
British-American film producer, who is known for his productions "The Subject Was Roses," Godspell", and "The Clairvoyant."
German actress in film and theatre, who has appeared in almost 50 movies and TV-productions over the years.
Canadian hockey player (Born 1930)
Irish playwright and author
Edgar, a twin brother and British-American film producer, is also an American. William arrived in the U.S. with his family in 1941. Angela, their sister, was four years younger than the boys and became an actress. Both of them went on to the production side of the movies.
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Belgian comedian, actor, and director.
Scottish-American academic and philosopher
Finnish logician and philosopher (d. 2015).
French pro-astrologer, lecturer, and author. She was director of the RA (c)ponses and RA (c)ponses SantA.c) Collections for Robert Laffont. Joelle Rabette was her maiden name and she was a columnist in newspapers.
Publisher
French photographer and producer.
French politician and member of the Socialist Party. He served as vice-president, senator, and deputy of the National Assembly from 1973 to 1974. Minister for Relations with Parliament (1981 to 1986) and mayor of Pau (71 to 2006). He died 16 May 2006.
American artist. James was his professional name until the 1970s.
American black singer, Miss Rhythm, was nicknamed. She sold over 100 records of rhythm and blues. Her voice was dominant and she found her way into bars and clubs after singing in a church choir at the age of 6. Her career took off after Brown was signed to a record label.
American race car driver (d.2009)
New York, USA. Actor (12 O'Clock High).
American CEO of Eaton, a manufacturer of high-efficiency engines, truck components, and electrical controls, is an American executive. Stover, a graduate of the University of Michigan with a BME degree and a LLB degree, is interested in production engineering, technical engineering and manufacturing.
French jazz tenor-saxophonist. He is most well-known for his work with Mezz Mezzrow starting in 1951aEUR"1952; he also toured with Big Bill Broonzy beginning in 1951.
Composer
Writer
American composer and academic (d. 1987).
Belgium sport Champion
American country-western singer. He is still touring the country with his "Cherokee Cowboys," and can be heard on television at 71. He was the recipient of almost every major award in his field, and was inducted into the Country Music Association's Hall of Fame on October 1996.
Hungarian-American cinematographer (d. 2011)
Composer
French ecclesiastic. He was ordained to the priesthood in June 29, 1949. He was promoted to Bishop on June 13, 1970. 15 years later, he was elected Archbishop. On March 1, 1996, he resigned.
California, USA; host (Safari To Adventure, Animal World).
American actress and dancer
American actor and producer of television (d. 1990).
Mexican socialist politician and activist for democracy. MartAnez was a long-standing leader of both the Mexican Communist Party (Mexico Communist Party) and the Unified Socialist Party of Mexico, the latter refusing to support regional rebel movements. He also condemned the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, and advocated the unification of the left.
American actress
French billiard champion.
Prelate of the French Catholic Church, ordained priest on 29 June 1951.
Danish actress (d.2008)
Belgian businessman and driver of race cars
His son Taavi, a Finnish film director is also a film producer.
Sculptor/Son of John Raedecker
Danish actress (d.2004)
American actress and journalist, model (d. 2013).
American author. One of the earliest Chicano authors. During World War II, he served in the U.S. Navy. He began to write sketches for Arizona Quarterly magazine in 1947 while he was still a student at the University of Arizona. Later, SuA!rez became a journalist and college educator. SuA!rez writes most of his literature in El Hoyo (The Hole), Tucson's …
American marine who raised the U.S. Flag on Iwo Jima (d. 55)
English socioologist, economist, and historian (d. 2014.)
Psychologist
Polish journalist and art historian
Nérac Journalist
Polish historian and journalist (d. 1994).
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Pianist/composer
Smithtown, New York -- Weightlifter (1948. 52 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
Evron Journalist
Activist
American politician and activist, Congress of Racial Equality was founded in 1999.
Polish-born Australian sociologist (d. 2009)
Polish-Australian academic and sociologist (d. 2009).
civil rights leader.
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919French actor in film who appeared in 30 films from 1950 to 2000.
Indian-Dutch educator and guru (d. 2008).
Transcendental Meditation was founded by an Indian guru (Born circa 1917).
Indian yogi, founder of the School of Transcendental Meditation. He is also well-known for his supplicants, which included the Beatles George Harrison, John Lennon, Bob Dylan and Mike Love of The Beach Boys. Mia Farrow, who reported feeling disillusioned when she left, was also a leader of the School of Transcendental Meditation. Many hipsters took up TM to improve their …
Russian-born Belgian physical chemicalist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1977 for his contributions to nonequilibrium thermodynamics.
Canadian ice hockey coach and player (d. 2007).
American pianist composer and conductor (d.2007)
Philosopher
South African politician (d. 2006)
He was a South African politician and was the Prime Minister between 1978-1984, when he was elected President. He was President of South Africa from 1978 to 1984, when he was elected President. In 1989, he resigned due to party disagreements. He was President of South Africa from 1965 to 1989. However, he did not implement any significant reforms to …
Orange Free State, South Africa -- President South Africa
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American singer-songwriter/pianist (d. 2006).
South African politician, 8th Prime Minister for South Africa (d.2006).
American inventor and chemist (d. 2013).
French politician who represented the French Section Workers' International (SFIO), in the Constituent Assembly that was elected in 1945, the Constituent Assembly that was elected in 1946, and the National Assembly from 1946 through 1958. From 1957 to 1958, he was Minister of Overseas France.
English educator and cellist (d. 1999).
French poet.
George Ralston pilot.
Catholic Archbishop of Ottawa
1961 DuPont-Columbia).
American producer and screenwriter
Germany Military man
Canadian archbishop and academic
German military, an officer serving in the German Army during WWII. Many awards were given to him for his military successes, including against the Soviet Union. He and his young wife committed suicide at Berlin on May 2, 1945.
Miner / politician
Gurney politician.
British astrologer, and a leader in the early days for the Astrology Association. Matthews edited the Journal from 1972 through 1991. He worked with collaborators at times. Matthews earned deep respect for his high principles and admiration for the skillful editing. Matthews also won deep affection for his loyalty to the AA. He was articulate and sensitive and valued friendship …
Japanese psychologist and psychiatrist (d. 1979).
Caen Military man
Epinal physician
Estonian footballer (d. 1991).
American engineer, writer, and government official. He was married once, with four children. He died in Knoxville, Tennessee, on July 14, 1990.
broadcaster.
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Costa Rican politician and lawyer. In 1929, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree. In 1934, he was a lawyer. Under the leadership of Leon Cortes Castro, he was a senior officer in the Secretariat of Public Education. He was professor at the Departments of Administrative Law and History of Law in 1940. From 1954 to 1955, he was the …
British Astrologer, often wrote to "Mercury Hour" with some spice.
Austrian-born German actress and American film star, Oscar winner for "Great Zeigfeld" 1936 and "The Good Earth" 1937. In just three years, her career exploded and plummeted dramatically. Many blame Clifford Odets, her husband, for her premature retirement.
French prelate of Roman Catholic Church. He was 104 years old at the time of his death, on January 1, 2015.
cartoonist.
American actress (d. 1983).
Actress (Brigid Murphy-Cop and the Kid), dies aged 71
Actress (Escapade. Good Earth. Big City. Hostages).
Famous birthdays on January 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Joinville le Pont EXecutives
Sweden -- Actor (Atomic Blonde, Road Agent)
French actor, screenwriter, editor and film director. He directed his first film in 1934. After that, he went on to have a long career both as a writer and director. His 1946 film La symphonie pastorale, about a Protestant minister, won the Palme d'Or at Cannes Film Festival. His 1960 film Maigret tend un piA'ge, which was about a Protestant …
American illustrator (d. 1988).
Dutch historian (WWII).
Russian engineer and colonel (d. 1966).
Professor and historian of Lithuanian-French history (d. 1995).
Texas, United States -- Country singer (5 Star Jubilee and Wayward Wind).
Country singer "Five Star Jubilee" dies at the age of 67.
American archaeologist (d. 1997)
American archaeologist (d. 1997)
Turkish philosopher and author (d. 1975).
American blues musician (d. 1972)
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d.72).
McDowell jazz artist.
Russian scientist and academic (d. 1960).
Kurtshatov Russian nuclear scientist (first Russian nuclear bomb).
French artist outsider best known for creating a dramatic environment that was called the MusA(c]e Tatin at CossA (c)-le-Vivien in Mayenne, France.
Grand Rapids (Michigan) -- Actor (Sheriff Roy Coffee–Bonanza).
Dutch General/intelligence officer for General MacArthur
Kuwait -- King (Saudi Arabia)
German choreographer and dancer, as well as a teacher and director of ballet. He was a Munster ballet master in 1924 and founded his own company for which he created many numbers. He began to direct the productions at the Essen Folkwang School in 1927. He and his company were forced to leave Germany by the Nazi government in 1933. …
His date of admission to the United States was July 10, 1957.
German SS officer (d. 1945).
composer.