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2010 - Today

(2013) Brétigny-sur-Orge Railroad derailment: Railroad accident of the train Paris-Limoges, happening at 17:14, Brétigny's station.

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Vivienne Marcheline Jolie Pitt
(2008) Knox Léon Jolie Pitt
(2008) Jolie-Pitt Twins: French-born American twins of noted parents, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, born by Caesarian section in France.
(2006) Gill Russell: Irish newsmaker, awarded the biggest payout in the history of Ireland for brain damage sustained at birth due to hospital negligence.
(2004) George Lazenby: George Samuel Lazenby: American son of celebrity couple, tennis-player Pam Shriver & Australian "James Bond 007" actor George Lazenby.
(2003) Major Dodson: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Malala Yousafzai: Pakistani girl (born in Mingora) school pupil and education activist.
(1997) Daniel Lawrence: English cricketer.
(1996) Nick Dean: Pop Singer.
(1996) Moussa Dembélé: French footballer.
(1996) Jordan Romero: American mountaineer.
(1996) Delaney Glazer: Dancer.
(1995) Luke Shaw: Soccer Player.
(1995) Jordyn Wieber: Gymnast.
(1995) Yohio : Pop Singer.
(1994) Joséphine Japy

(1994) Robby Motz: YouTube Star.
(1994) Jamie model: Miss Earth 2014.
(1994) Kanako Momota: Japanese singer-songwriter (Momoiro Clover Z).
(1994) Joseph Devries: Pop Singer.
(1993) Taylor Pierce: Vine Star.
(1992) Kévin Menaldo
(1992) Bartosz Bereszyński: Polish footballer.
(1992) Bryana Holly: Instagram Star.
(1992) Eoghan Quigg: Irish singer and actor.
(1992) Anna Ishibashi: Japanese model and actress.
(1991) Erik Per Sullivan: American actor.
(1991) James Rodríguez: Colombian footballer.
(1991) Salih Dursun: Turkish footballer.
(1991) Dexter Roberts: American singer.
(1991) James Rodriguez: Soccer Player.
(1991) Erik Sullivan: American actor, seen in the role of "Dewey," the co-star of TV's "Malcolm in the Middle.
(1990) Bebe: Portuguese footballer.
(1990) Connor Paolo: Actor.
(1990) Bebé : Portuguese footballer.
(1990) Caroline Wozniacki: Athlete.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Phoebe Tonkin: Australian actress and model.
(1989) Hilary Knight (ice hockey)
(1989) David Henrie: Actor.
(1989) Nick Palmieri: American ice hockey player.
(1989) Xian Lim: World Music Singer.
(1988) Melissa O'Neil: Canadian singer and actress.
(1988) Risa Taneda: Japanese voice actress.
(1988) Natalie La Rose: World Music Singer.
(1988) LeSean McCoy: Football Player.
(1988) Inbee Park: South Korean golfer.

(1988) Matthew Brunolt: American homicide victim, found shot to death execution style along with his brother Martin Jr.
(1987) Matthew Mdot Finley
(1987) Renee Phoenix: Rock Singer.
(1986) Evelyn Sharma
(1986) Didier Digard: French footballer.
(1986) Krystal Forscutt: Australian model actress and singer.
(1986) JP Pietersen: South African rugby union footballer.
(1986) Simone Laudehr: German footballer.
(1986) Hannaliis Jaadla: Estonian footballer.
(1985) Natasha Poly: Russian supermodel.
(1985) Luiz Ejlli: Albanian singer.
(1985) Paulo Barreto: Brazilian footballer.
(1985) Gianluca Curci: Italian footballer.
(1985) Keven Lacombe: Canadian cyclist.
(1985) Ismael Londt: Surinamese-Dutch Kickboxer.
(1985) Tobias Jesso, Jr.: Musician.
(1984) Natalie Martinez: American actress.
(1984) Gareth Gates: Pop Singer.
(1984) El Generico: Wrestler.
(1984) Yoshino Nanjō: Japanese voice actress and singer (FripSide).
(1984) Mikaela Hoover: Actress.
(1984) Jonathan Lewis: American football player.
(1984) Michael McGovern: Irish footballer.
(1984) Sami Zayn: Canadian wrestler.
(1984) Davey Wavey: YouTube Star.
(1983) Megumi Kawamura: Japanese volleyball player.
(1983) Nicole Alexander: Reality Star.
(1983) Kimberly Perry: Country Singer.
(1983) Marco Alcaraz: Filipino actor.
(1982) Antonio Cassano: Italian footballer.
(1982) Sharath Kamal: Indian table tennis player.
(1982) Tara Kirk: American swimmer.
(1981) Juan Bautista: French matador.
(1981) Pradeepan Raveendran: Sri Lankan director producer and screenwriter.
(1981) Kanwer Singh: YouTube Star.
(1981) Adrienne Camp: South African singer-songwriter (The Benjamin Gate).
(1980) Mylène Jampanoï: French actress, born to a Chinese father and a French Breton mother.
(1980) Tina Tharp: Jacksonville, Florida -- Rhythmic gymnast (1996 Olympics).
(1980) Natalie DiDonato: Reality Star.
(1980) Johanna Klum: German singer and actress.
(1980) Irina Embrich: Estonian fencer.
(1980) Kristen Connolly: American actress.
(1980) Tom Price: British Actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Nikos Barlos: Greek basketball player.
(1979) Maya Kobayashi: Japanese journalist.
(1978) Michelle Rodríguez
(1978) Topher Grace: American actor.
(1978) Claire Chitham: New Zealand actress.
(1978) Michelle Rodriguez: American actress.
(1978) Kristiina Poska: Estonian conductor.
(1978) Kathleen Edwards: Musician.
(1977) Brock Lesnar: American mixed martial artist and professional wrestler.
(1977) Francesca Lubiani: Italian tennis player.

(1977) Steve Howey: American actor.
(1977) Neil Harris: English footballer and manager.
(1976) Anna Friel: English actress.
(1976) Guillaume Gille: French handballer who last played for Chambéry SH.
(1976) Dan Boyle (ice hockey)
(1976) Dan Boyle: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1976) Kyrsten Sinema: Politician.
(1976) Tracie Spencer: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1976) Alison Wright: Actress.
(1975) Carolina Kasting
(1975) Cheyenne Jackson: American actor and singer.
(1975) Phil Lord
(1975) Shane Claiborne: Activist.
(1975) Max Levchin: Businessman.
(1975) Lil' Kim: Musician.
(1975) Kai Greene: Bodybuilder.
(1974) Sharon den Adel: Dutch singer (Within Temptation).
(1974) Olivier Adam: French writer, a novelist and screenwriter.
(1974) Gregory Helms: American professional wrestler.
(1974) Zimmel : Degree in business administration, doctoral thesis on astrology in personnel recruiting.
(1974) Sharon Adel: Dutch singer-songwriter (Within Temptation).
(1974) Stelios Giannakopoulos: Greek footballer and manager.
(1973) Christian Vieri: Italian footballer.
(1973) Magoo: American rapper.
(1973) Andrew Bird: Musician.
(1973) Robert Tripe: New Zealand actor (d. 2014).
(1972) Sundar Pichai
(1972) Travis Best: American basketball player, a Guard for the Indiana Pacers.
(1972) Jake Wood: English actor.
(1972) Andrea Ballschuh
(1972) Gabriel Garko: Italian actor, who began his career in Italian TV in the mid 90s and in 2001 acted in his first Italian movie.
(1972) Brett Reed: American drummer (Rancid and Devils Brigade).
(1972) Patrick Hill: American sculptor.
(1972) Tibor Benedek: Athlete.
(1972) Colin Quiney: CFL tackle (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1971) Kristi Yamaguchi: American figure skater, World Champion in 1991 and 1992, she won the Olympic gold medal in 1992.
(1971) Patrick Puydebat
(1971) Robert Allenby
(1971) Loni Love: American comedian.
(1971) Andriy Kovalenco: Ukrainian-Spanish rugby player.
(1970) Aure Atika: Portuguese-French actress director and screenwriter.
(1970) Lee Byung-hun: South Korean actor singer and dancer.
(1970) Justin Chambers: Actor.
(1970) Juba Kalamka: American rapper (Deep Dickollective).
(1970) Chad Brown: NFL linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1970) Jaason Simmons: Actor (Baywatch).
(1970) Jerry Ostroski: NFL guard (Buffalo Bills).
(1970) Markus Thomas: WLAF running back (Scottish Claymores).
(1970) Dana Golombek: German actress and singer.
(1970) Marsha Guialdo: San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago -- 100m hurdler.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Chantal Jouanno: French politician, who was Minister of Sports in the third government of François Fillon from 14 November 2010 to 26 September 2011, before taking office as senator on 1 October 2011.
(1969) Lisa Nicole Carson: American actress.
(1969) Jimmy Oliver (basketball)
(1969) Anne-Sophie Pic: French chef.
(1969) Lauren Lake: TV Show Host.
(1969) Jesse Pintado: Mexican-American guitarist (Napalm Death Terrorizer and Lock Up) (d. 2006).
(1969) Renee Graziano: Reality Star.
(1969) Richard Stuart: American homicide victim of an attack, shot and killed by his sister's former beau, Stephen Gruning, on 2/12/1995.
(1969) Lisa Carson: TV Actress.
(1969) Alan Mullally: England cricketer.

(1968) Catherine Plewinski: French swimmer, a champion, the winner of many awards in the free-style and butterfly.
(1968) Saw: Jamaican singer.
(1967) John Petrucci: Guitarist.
(1967) Jhumpa Lahiri: Author.
(1967) Richard Herring: English comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1967) Joan Pitcock: Fresno, California -- LPGA golfer (1995 Standard Register PING-3rd).
(1967) Bruny Surin: Cap Haitien, Haiti -- Canadian 4X100m sprinter (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1966) Ana Torrent: Spanish film actress.
(1966) Tamsin Greig: English actress.
(1966) Stéphane Lippert
(1966) Greg Grunberg: Actor.
(1966) Misato Watanabe: Japanese popular music.
(1966) Peter Shorts: CFL tackle (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1966) Annabel Croft: English tennis player and sportscaster.
(1966) Allegra Curtis: London, England -- Model / Daughter of Christine Kaufmann.
(1966) Bo Sanchez: Clergyman.
(1966) Nikki Bacharach: American suicide and child of noted family, the only child of famous pop songwriter Burt Bacharach and actress Angie Dickinson (married 1965-1980), both in their second marriage.
(1966) Taiji : Japanese bass player and songwriter (Loudness and X Japan) (d. 2011).
(1966) Jeff Bucknum: American race car driver.
(1965) Robin Wilson: American singer and guitarist (Gin Blossoms and Gas Giants).
(1965) Sanjay Manjrekar: Indian cricketer and sportscaster.
(1965) Russ Bertram: Indianapolis, Indiana -- Diver (1996 Olympics).
(1965) Michael Stewart: NFL safety (Miami Dolphins).
(1965) Eric Cullen: Actor (Huntington Tower).
(1964) Serge Lehman
(1964) Tim Gane: English guitarist (Stereolab and McCarthy).
(1964) Adam Hamilton: Clergyman.
(1964) Gaby Roslin: English television host and actress.
(1964) Judi Evans in California: USA; actress (Guiding Light, Adrienne - Days of Our Lives).
(1963) Thierry Tulasne: French tennis player, who won five singles titles during his professional career.
(1963) Frédéric Salat-Baroux
(1963) Lisa Rinna: Actress.
(1963) Norman Alvis: Fair Oaks, California -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1962) Julio César Chávez
(1962) Julio Chavez: Boxer.
(1962) Joanna Shields: American-English businesswoman.
(1962) Stein Jorgesen: Los Angeles, California -- Sprint kayak (1996 Olympics).
(1962) Julio Chávez: Mexican boxer.
(1962) Dean Wilkins: English footballer and manager.
(1962) Dan Murphy: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Soul Asylum and Golden Smog).
(1962) Julio Cesar Chavez: Mexican boxer.
(1962) Luc De Vos: Belgian singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Gorki) (d. 2014).
(1962) Feiez : Italian musician and sound engineer, a multi-instrumentalist who had a ten-year engagement with the Italian band 'Elio e le Storie Tese.
(1961) Bob Shafran: American entrepreneur, the first born of triplets separated at birth.
(1961) Dave Kellman: American restaurateur, he was one of triplets reunited with his brothers, Eddie and Bob, in 1980 after seeing their picture in a paper and contacting them.
(1961) Shiva Rajkumar: Indian actor singer and producer.
(1961) Heikko Glode: German footballer.
(1961) Heikko Glöde: German footballer and manager.
(1961) Bruce Braman: Greene, New York -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1960) Corynne Charby: French model, actress and singer.
(1960) Nathalie Parys: French choreographer and dancer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Malcolm Jones
(1959) Rolonda Watts: American talk-show host with her own show, "Rolanda" making its debut in January 1995.
(1959) Isabelle Prévost-Desprez
(1959) Charlie Murphy: American actor and writer.
(1959) Karl Friston: English psychiatrist and neuroscientist.
(1959) Nagisa Katahira: Japanese actress.
(1959) David Brown: Australian meteorologist.
(1959) Jordi Boixaderas: Spanish voice actor, working in film, television and theatre.
(1959) Rolanda Watts: TV Show Host.
(1959) Suzanne Vega: Musician.

(1959) Richie Sambora: Musician.
(1959) Judi Adams: Phoenix, Arizona -- Archer (Olympics - 1980, 96).
(1958) Jennifer Saunders
(1958) Tonya Lee Williams: Canadian actress.
(1958) J Hayworth: American radio host and politician.
(1958) Mark Lester: Actor.
(1958) Tonya Williams: English-Canadian actress and producer.
(1958) Daniel L. Doctoroff: Businessman.
(1958) J D Hayworth: Congressman from Arizona.
(1958) Olivier Krumbholz: French handball coach, and head coach for the France women's national handball team.
(1957) Rick Husband: American astronaut, Rick Douglas Husband - STS107 Commander; Colonel USAF, Commander of the Space Shuttle Columbia.
(1957) Gregory Dark
(1957) Taso N Stavrakis: American actor and stuntman.
(1957) Richard Douglas Husband: American astronaut (d. 2003).
(1957) Rick Douglas Husband: Amarillo, Texas -- USAF Major / Astronaut.
(1957) Buddy Foster: Actor (Hondo, Mayberry RFD).
(1957) Johann Lamont: Politician.
(1957) Dave Semenko: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1957) Taso Stavrakis: American actor and stuntman.
(1956) Mel Harris: American actress.
(1956) Julie Miller
(1956) Pate Mustajärvi: Finnish pop singer.
(1956) Mel "Mary Ellen" Harris in Bethlehm: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Hope - Thirty Something).
(1956) Sandi Patty: American singer and pianist.
(1956) Mario Soto: Dominican baseball player.
(1956) Mel Harris [Mary Ellen]: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania -- Actress (Hope-30 Something).
(1955) Timothy Ash: English historian and author.
(1955) Bambi Woods: American porn actress.
(1955) Jimmy LaFave: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1954) Marika Lagercrantz
(1954) Wolfgang Dremmler: German footballer and coach.
(1954) Sulakshana Pandit: Indian actress and singer.
(1954) Robert Carl: American pianist and composer.
(1954) Eric Adams: American singer-songwriter (Manowar).
(1953) John Ausonius: Swedish criminal (The Laser Man).
(1953) Mindy Sterling: Actress.
(1953) Leon Spinks: Athlete.
(1952) Liz Mitchell: Jamaican-English singer (Boney M.).
(1952) Irina Bokova: Bulgarian politician Bulgarian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1952) Philip Taylor Kramer: American bassist (Iron Butterfly) (d. 1995).
(1952) Phil Kramer: Youngtown, Ohio -- Rocker (Iron Butterfly).
(1952) Voja Antonić: Serbian computer scientist and journalist designed the Galaksija computer.
(1952) Philip Kramer: American bass player (Iron Butterfly) (d. 1995).
(1952) Voja Antonic: Serbian inventor and writer.
(1951) Brian Grazer: American screenwriter and producer founded Imagine Entertainment.
(1951) Cheryl Ladd: TV Actress.
(1951) Marie-Noëlle Lienemann: French politician, a Member of the European Parliament for the North West of France.
(1951) Romain Goupil
(1951) Arrest of Boy George
(1951) Jamey Sheridan: Pasadena, California -- Actor (Another World).
(1951) Joan Bauer: Joan Bauer is an award-winning American writer of young adult literature.
(1951) Hervé Bourde: French jazz and improvisational musician (saxophone, flute, clarinet, piano, Bolemar, synthesizers) and composer.
(1951) Cheryl Ladd in Huron: South Dakota, USA; actress (Charlie's Angels, Purple Hearts).
(1951) Francoise Macchi
(1951) Sylvia Sass: Hungarian soprano.
(1951) Piotr Pustelnik: Polish mountaineer.
(1950) Jean-Yves Escoffier
(1950) Pascal Perrineau
(1950) Bruce McGill: Actor.
(1950) Phoebe Snow: American singer and songwriter.
(1950) Gilles Meloche: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1950) Eric Carr: Drummer (Kiss-Beth), dies of cancer at 41.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Faith McInerney
(1949) Jadwiga Harrison: British astrologer and compiler of "Fowler's Compendium of Nativities," a publication that was released without editing and with so many errors that the printing was destroyed.
(1949) Billy McIsaac
(1949) Pavel Lungin
(1949) John Wetton: British bassist and vocalist (King Crimson, Asia).
(1949) Simon Fox: English drummer (Be-Bop Deluxe and The Pretty Things).
(1949) Rick Hendrick: American businessman founded Hendrick Motorsports.
(1948) Richard Simmons: American guru in the multimillion dollar industry of diet and physical fitness.
(1948) Richard Simmons: American guru in the multimillion dollar industry of diet and physical fitness.
(1948) Ben Burtt: American director screenwriter and sound designer.

(1948) Walter Egan: NYC, New York -- Rock vocalist (Not Shy, Fundamental Roll).
(1948) Jay Thomas: Dj / actor (Eddie LeBec-Cheers, Jerry Gold-Murphy Brown).
(1948) Susan Blu: American voice actress and director.
(1947) Wilko Johnson: English singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Dr Feelgood and The Blockheads).
(1947) Gareth Edwards: Welsh rugby union player.
(1947) Richard C McCarty: American professor of psychology.
(1947) Richard McCarty: American psychologist and academic.
(1947) Loren Coleman: American cryptozoologist author and academic.
(1946) Francis Evrard
(1946) Seán Keane
(1946) Gareth Edwards: Welsh rugby player and sportscaster.
(1946) Ed Markey: Politician.
(1946) Robert Fisk: an English writer and journalist.
(1946) Sian Barbara Allen: Reading, Pennsylvania -- Actress (Scream Pretty Peggy).
(1945) Roland Blum
(1945) Edwin Neal
(1945) Dimitar Penev: Bulgaria -- Soccer player / union coach (Lokomotiv / CSKA).
(1945) Leopoldo Mastelloni: Italian actor singer and director.
(1945) Bernard Lubat: French jazz and contemporary classical musician.
(1944) Robin Squire
(1944) Delia Ephron: American author playwright and screenwriter.
(1944) Jean-François Jenny-Clark: French double bass player estimated as one of the most important bass players of European jazz.
(1944) Denise Nicholas in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actress (Room 222, Baby I'm Back).
(1944) Simon Blackburn: English philosopher and academic.
(1944) Kent Finell: Swedish radio host (d. 2013).
(1944) Denise Nicholas: American actress screenwriter and activist.
(1944) Pat Woodell: American actress and singer (d. 2015).
(1944) Bill McCollum: (Rep-R-Florida, 1981- ).
(1944) Bernard Faivre d'Arcier: French civil administrator, a former theatre/show director for the Ministry of Culture and the Avignon Festival.
(1943) Paul Silas: American athlete, a pro-basketball player who began his professional career in 1964 playing for St. Louis Hawks.
(1943) Howard Gardner: Psychologist.
(1943) Christine McVie: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Fleetwood Mac and Chicken Shack).
(1943) Walter Murch: American film editor.
(1943) Ernie Anastos in Nashua: New Hampshire, USA; news anchor (WCBS, WABC).
(1943) Paul Silas NBA player (Boston Celtics: Seattle SuperSonics).
(1942) Billy Smith: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1942) Tam White: Scottish singer and actor (d. 2010).
(1942) Roy Palmer: English cricketer and umpire.
(1942) Richard Stoltzman in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; clarinetist (Tashi).
(1941) Bernard Seillier
(1941) Richard Tuttle
(1941) Joseph Whipp: American actor.
(1941) John Lobbia: American executive and CEO in charge of Detroit Edison, a utility company.
(1941) Benny Parsons: American race car driver and sportscaster (d. 2007).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jean Grenet
(1939) Phillip Adams: Australian columnist, provocative and prolific best-selling author, distinguished broadcaster and film-producer known as the 'Godfather of Australian Film,' Phillip Adams was named as one of Australia's 100 National Living Treasures by the National Trust in 1998.
(1939) Tamao Nakamura
(1939) George Metzger: American cartoonist and animator.
(1938) Ray Scott (basketball)
(1938) Mickey Stratton: Meriden, Connecticut -- Softball catcher (Hall of Fame 1969).
(1938) Jaishankar : Indian actor (d. 2000).
(1938) Ron Fairly: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1938) Wieger Mensonides: Dutch swimmer.
(1937) Bill Cosby: American actor and comedian, the nation's top TV and live performance humorist for his familiarity and likeability.

(1937) Lionel Jospin: French politician, a former Secretary of Economics at IUT, Paris-Sceax 1970-81.
(1937) Guy Woolfenden: English composer and conductor.
(1937) Bill Cosby in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor/comedian (I Spy, Cosby, Leonard Part 6).
(1937) Lionel J05Pin: Meudon Politician.
(1937) Robert McFarlane: American colonel and diplomat 13th United States National Security Advisor.
(1937) Mickey Edwards: American lawyer and politician.
(1937) Michel Louvain: French Canadian singer.
(1936) Jan Nemec: Prague, Czechoslovakia -- Director (Diamonds of the Night).
(1936) Nina Divíšková: Czech film actress.
(1935) Barrie Wilson: Academic.
(1935) Roy Barraclough: English actor.
(1935) Satoshi Ōmura: Japanese biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1934) Van Cliburn: American musician who became famous in 1958 for winning the International Tchaikovsky Piano Competition in Moscow, playing against pianists from some 90 countries.
(1934) Giorgio Armani: Designer.
(1934) Harvey Lavan "Van" Cliburn Jr in Louisiana: USA; pianist (Tchaikovsky 1958).
(1934) Van Cliburn Jr [Harvey Lavan]: Shreveport, Louisiana -- Pianist (Tchaikovsky 1958).
(1933) Donald Westlake: American author and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1933) Victor Poor: American engineer developed the Datapoint 2200 (d. 2012).
(1933) Donald E Westlake: American novelist (d. 2008).
(1932) Monte Hellman: American Film Director producer, and film editor.
(1932) Otis Davis: American runner, Olympic track & field gold medal champion.
(1932) Harold William Woolhouse: Plant Scientist.
(1932) Paolo Fresco: Italian-American business executive, the newly delegated CEO of Fiat on 1/21/1998, after serving as a chief executive since 1996.
(1932) Otis Crandell Davis: Alabama, United States -- 400m / 4X400m relayer (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1931) Bob Traxler: (Rep-D-Michigan, 1974- ).
(1931) Lord Clinton: English large landowner / multi-millionaire.
(1931) Eric Ives: English historian and academic (d. 2012).
(1931) Tab Hunter: Actor.
(1931) Geeto Mongol: Canadian-American wrestler and trainer (d. 2013).
(1930) Guy Ligier: Former French rugby player, car driver, and Formula One team owner.
(1930) Gordon Pinsent: Canadian actor and writer with a career spanning five decades.
(1930) Alberto Lionello: Italian actor, dubber and presenter on Italian TV who appeared in over 38 films from 1956.
(1930) Harold Bloom: Critic.
(1930) Irene Sutcliffe: English actress.
(1930) Celestin Oliver: Belgium sport Champion.
(1930) Jean Brankart: Belgium sport Champion.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Pavle Merku: Composer.
(1929) Margaret Formby: American educator, museum founder, historian.
(1929) Monte Hellman: American director and producer.
(1928) Alastair Burnett
(1928) Elias Corey: American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1928) Elias James Corey: Scientist.
(1928) Pixie Williams: New Zealand singer (d. 2013).
(1928) Kathy Staff: British actress (Born 1928).
(1928) Jo Myong-rok: North Korean marshal (d. 2010).
(1928) Imero Fiorentino: American lighting designer (d. 2013).

(1928) Alastair Burnet: English journalist (d. 2012).
(1928) Jo Myong-Rok: North Korean military official (d. 2010).
(1927) Frank Windsor: English actor.
(1927) Tom Benson: Entrepreneur.
(1927) Harley Hotchkiss: Canadian businessman (d. 2011).
(1927) Gualberto T Hernandez: Perfect Minister Netherlands Antilles.
(1927) Jack Harshman: American baseball player (d. 2013).
(1927) Conte Candoli: American trumpet player (d. 2001).
(1927) Françoys Bernier: Canadian pianist conductor and educator (d. 1993).
(1926) Tiberio Mitri: Italian boxer, a dramatic and exciting grand champion.
(1926) Frederick Buechner: Clergyman.
(1926) Al Grassby: Australian journalist and politician, born of Spanish-Irish parents in Brisbane and educated at a dozen schools around the world and the U. of South West England.
(1926) Beah Richards: Vicksburg, Mississippi -- Actress / playwright (Big Shot, Generation).
(1925) Villy de Luca
(1925) Albert Lance: Australian-French tenor (d. 2013).
(1925) Roger Smith: American automotive executive (d. 2007).
(1925) Villy De Luca: Italian TV newscaster; died of a heart attack 7/21/1982.
(1924) Faidon Matthaiou: Greek basketball player and coach (d. 2011).
(1924) d' Ornano: Paris 8éme Politician.
(1924) Jaap Geraedts: Composer.
(1923) Victor Pange: Saverne Writer.
(1923) René Favaloro: Argentine surgeon and cardiologist (d. 2000).
(1923) Paul Jenkins: American artist, painter, abstract expressionist.
(1923) Rene Favaloro: Argentine cardiac surgeon best known for his pioneering work on coronary artery bypass surgery.
(1922) Rochester (Minnesota)
(1922) Mark Hatfield: American educator and politician who was a Professor of Political Science and Dean of Students until he moved into politics.
(1922) Mark O: Hatfield (Senator-Republican-Oregon).
(1922) Leo Starosch: German boxer.
(1922) James E[dwin] Gunn: United States -- Sci-fi author (Station in Space, Immortal).
(1922) Clark MacGregor: politician (involved in Watergate).
(1921) Trevor Illtyd Williams: Scientific writer.
(1921) Bob Fillion: French Canadian ice hockey player.
(1921) Bram Bogart: Dutch born Belgian abstract painter.
(1920) Pierre Berton (author)
(1920) Beah Richards: American actress and playwright (d. 2000).
(1920) Pierre Berton: Canadian journalist and author (d. 2004).
(1920) Paul Foster: Singer.
(1920) Keith Andes: American actor and singer (d. 2005).
(1920) Bob Fillion: Canadian ice hockey player and manager (d. 2015).
(1920) Paul Gonsalves: American saxophonist (d. 1974).
(1920) Randolph Quirk: Manx linguist and academic.
(1920) George Godding: Lawrence Military man.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Vera Ralston
(1919) George Weissman: American businessman and a former president of Philip Morris (now Altria).
(1919) Jean Bidaut: Yzeure Military man.
(1918) Roger Couderc: Souillac Journalist.
(1918) Mary Glen-Haig: English fencer (d. 2014).
(1918) Emmet Bennett: American archaeologist.
(1918) Maurice Gigues: Epinal Military man.
(1917) Andrew Wyeth: American watercolor and tempera artist, from a noted family, the son of illustrator N.C.
(1917) Luigi Gorrini: Italian soldier and pilot (d. 2014).
(1916) Lyudmila Pavlichenko: Ukrainian-Russian soldier and sniper (d. 1974).

(1915) Michael Fenton Haddon: Mining engineer.
(1915) Yul Brynner: Actor.
(1914) Renato Olmi: Italian soccer player.
(1914) Mohammad Moin: Iranian linguist and lexicographer (d. 1971).
(1913) Tetsu (painter)
(1913) Willis Eugene Lamb
(1913) Willis Lamb: American scientist; shared the Nobel Prize for physics on 11/02/1955 with Dr. P. Kusch (born 1/26/1911) for work in precision atomic measurements and discoveries regarding the hyper-fine structure of the hydrogen spectrum.
(1913) TETSU : Bourges Cartoonists.
(1912) Broderick Vernon Chinnery-Haldane: Photographer.
(1912) Rene Perrot: France Painter.
(1912) Fred Urquhart: Scottish short story writer.
(1911) Johanna Moosdorf: Writer.
(1911) Evald Mikson: Estonian footballer (d. 1993).
(1910) Leon Level: France sport Champion.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Herbert Zim: The founder and editor in chief of the Golden Guides.
(1909) Joe DeRita: American actor and comedian (Born 1909).
(1909) Motoichi Kumagai: Japanese photographer and illustrator (d. 2010).
(1909) Fritz Leonhardt: German engineer designed Fernsehturm Stuttgart (d. 1999).
(1909) Curly Joe DeRita: American actor and comedian (d. 1993).
(1909) Souphanouvong [Red Prince]: President of Laos (1975-87).
(1909) 2nd viscount Camrose: British Conserv Lower house leader (1941-45).
(1908) Milton Berle: American comedian whose most successful medium was TV, which he practically dominated from 1948-1956, gaining the nicknames of "Mr.
(1908) Alain Cuny: French actor, who first studied medicine before entering the film industry as a costume and set designer.
(1908) Jules Evenou

(1908) Will P Benjamine
(1908) Michele Sciacca: Italian philosopher.
(1908) Milton Berlinger (Berle) in Harlem: New York City, USA; American comedian/actor (Texaco Star Theater, "Uncle Miltie", "Mr Television").
(1908) Will Benjamine: American professional astrologer, teacher, writer and lecturer.
(1908) Paul Runyan: American golfer and sportscaster (d. 2002).
(1908) Johan Franco: Composer.
(1908) Ernest Burnelle: Belgian politician.
(1908) Richard Evenou: Pl?guien Military man.
(1907) Weary Dunlop: Australian colonel and surgeon (d. 1993).
(1906) Ernst Käsemann
(1906) Harry von Zell: Actor.
(1906) Pietro Tordi: Italian actor (d. 1990).
(1906) Ernst Kasemann: German New Testament scholar.
(1905) Prince John of the United Kingdom
(1905) John : British royalty, the son of King George V and Mary of Teck.
(1905) Henri Mourguiart: France sport Champion.
(1905) John C F: Son of English King George V.
(1904) Pablo Neruda: Chilean poet, diplomat and politician.
(1904) Fernand Tardy: Louchy-Montfand physician.
(1904) Pablo Neruda Chile: poet (Residence on Earth-Nobel Prize 1971).
(1902) Gunther Anders: German philosopher (d. 1992).
(1902) Fernand Vandernotte: France sport Champion.
(1902) Günther Anders: German philosopher and journalist (d. 1992).
(1901) Robert Allenby: Melbourne, Victoria -- Golfer.
(1900) Carlo Cappelletti: Italian scientist, botanist, author, many publications on botany, married once, two children.
(1900) Angilotto Modotto: Italy Painter.
(1900) Chhabi Biswas: Indian actor and director (d. 1962).
(1900) Fjodor Godunov-Tcherdynchev: Russian poet (Life of Tchernyshevsky).

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