List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 12th
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2008American child of well-known parents, Melissa Joan Hart and Mark Wilkerson. Braydon is two years younger than Mason, her older brother.
The third and second children of Dutch Prince Bernhard (and his wife Anette) are the Dutch royal family.
Reality Star
TV Actress
German notable family, the daughter JA 1/4 rgen Schrempp (head of Daimler-Chrysler AG Germany) and his second wife Lydia (20 years younger than Schrempp). They were married December 2000.
American celebrity, daughter of country singers Amy Grant (and Vince Gill) who was married on the 3/10/2000. Weighing 7 lbs. The baby girl weighed 7 lbs. Jenny, her dad's 18-year-old daughter with Janis Gill, is his ex-wife.
YouNow Star
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Vine Star
YouTube Star
Dancer
Japanese singer (Morning Musume)
Pop Singer
YouNow Star
Hong Kong pianist
Polish footballer
Japanese singer and actress of voice (S/mileage Minimoni, Shugo Chara egg!)
YouTube Star
YouTube singer/songwriter and pianist
American producer and actor
American actress.
American actor
Vine Star
Family Member
Vine Star
Actress
Reality Star
R&B Singer
Reality Star
Irish footballer
German footballer
English hurdler
German footballer
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Estonian footballer
American swimmer
English footballer
Estonian activist
YouTube Star
Actor
Pop Singer
Instagram Star
English footballer
Soccer Player
German canoe racer
Greek footballer
Pop Singer
Azerbaijani chess player
Japanese actor and singer (Sandaime J Soul Brother from Exile Tribe).
Guitarist
American swimmer
American soccer player
English radio host
Movie Actor
YouTube Star
Dutch darts player
Syrian footballer
Oracle, a corporation founded in 1991 by Lawrence Ellison, is a developer and distributor of software, including database and application software.
Japanese actress
Guitarist
Australian athlete
Belgian rapper born to a Rwandan father (architect) and a Belgian mother. Paul saw his father for the last time (dead in 1997 during the Rwandan genocide) when he was 9 years old. He changed his first stage name "Opsmaestro" into "Stromae", inversion of "maestro". In 2005, he specialized in electro music. Known for his huge hit "Alors on danse". …
English footballer
Turkish runner
Swedish actress
American actress
YouTube Star
World Music Singer
Hockey Player
South Korean voice actor
Pakistani singer
German footballer
French high jump specialist. She is the daughter Namakoro NiarA (c) and the sister of Yves NiarA (c).
American baseball player
Estonian dressage rider
American wrestler
Actress
American producer and actor
Actress
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Estonian basketball player
Italian footballer
Filipino actor
English diver
Japanese voice actress
Japanese kick-boxer and wrestler
Actor
Welsh academic and activist
Dutch cyclist
American actor
Swedish ice hockey player
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Rock Singer
French athlete who specializes in the 400m and 200m events.
Australian field hockey coach and player
Musician
American wrestler and manager
Italian-American actor
American football player
Ecuadorian footballer
Japanese mangaka
American race car driver
American cartoonist
American television personality and journalist
Athlete
Ice hockey defenseman (USA, Olympics - 1998)
New Rochelle (New York) - 4X200m freestyle (1996 Olympics -- Gold Medalist).
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Coheed, Cambria Fire Deuce, and The Prize Fighter Inferno).
American model
American soccer player
French teenager, aged 13, who fell while playing in his bedroom. He died instantly after his carotid struck the corner of a dresser. His parents started to receive automatic writing messages from Arnaud a month later.
Chinese actress and director
Greek footballer
French handball goalkeeper, and former player for the French national team. She was the 2003 World Champion with France's team and was also voted Best Goalkeeper and Most Valuable Player. In 2007, she was elected to the All-Star Team. Other triumphs include a silver medal at the World Championships and two bronze medals at the European Championships. She also won …
English actress and singer (Eternal).
English singer
American accountant who worked on the 100th floor at the World Trade Center in New York City for March and McLennan. On 9/11/2001 at 9:03 AM EDT, a plane crashed into the building. She was killed in the attack.
Lithuanian footballer
English radio presenter
American state legislator
Cantonese guitarist
Italian television presenter. She was born to an Italian father, and an English mother. She grew up in Valsolda in the province of Como just a few km from Switzerland.
American basketball player: guard for the Timberwolves
Australia rugby league player
American actor and wrestler
Minnesota Timberwolves).
American basketball player
cornerback (Minnesota Vikings).
Australian soccer midfielder (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996)
NFL defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
Writer
Miss Nevada-USA (1996).
Colombian actor
American wrestler
Colombian-American actor, screenwriter and producer
American rapper and basketball player
California, USA; pitcher (Minnesota Twins).
Dominican Republic; outfielder (Los Angeles Dodgers).
Spanish porn director and actor
Portland Trail Blazers).
American basketball coach and player
Miami Heat).
NFL defensive end (Arizona Cardinals).
Norwegian singer-songwriter (Kamelot & Conception).
American editor, writer, and publisher
American celebrity and the alleged daughter of actor Cary Grant, Cynthia Bouron Krensky. She was born just a few years after Dyan Cannon's divorce.
American actor
American race car driver
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969German-English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Blur).
Italian actor in television and film, also known by Beppe Fiorello.
Ontario, Canada; softball pitcher.
Safety (Washington Redskins) - NFL cornerback
Izquierdo, Canadian Football League slot back for Calgary Stampeders
Turkish comedian and talk show host
American journalist and author
Actor
Movie Actor
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Earth).
Since 2002, German actor
NFL safety (San Francisco 49ers).
Pilot and politician from Thailand-American colonel
Actor
Panamanian footballer
Cornerback for the Canadian Football League (Montreal Alouettes).
Safety (London Monarchs) - WLAF Cornerback
Lawyer
Panamanian manager and footballer
Panamanian manager and footballer
American basketball player; Forward Pistons.
Japanese voice actress
California, USA; US Olympics water Polo forward (Olympics-1992).
American basketball coach
British Columbia, Canada; softball shortstop (Olympics-1996).
Author
Musician
Atlanta Hawks).
American baseball player
Estonian politician
Norwegian singer
WNBA guard (Houston Comets).
Tennessee, USA; outfielder (San Diego Padres).
NFL Guard (Indianapolis Colts).
Designer
New York, USA; Tennis star.
American sportscaster and journalist
Kazakh actress and singer
British singer
TV Actress
American baseball coach and player
Italian novelist, Piero Chiara Prize winner 1997. His stories are about family structure, first-born and only children.
rock producer (Tony Terry).
Italian-American auto racing driver, Aldo Andretti's son and nephew, Mario Andretti.
Brazil -- 800m runner (1984 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
Seattle, Washington -- Synchronized swimmer (1984 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
Brazilian runner
Iranian royalty, Fara Diba's daughter and Shaw of Iran.
English golfer
Alabama, USA; actress ("Opportunity Knocks").
Actress
Manager and English footballer
Pahlavi of Iran
Photographer
Baseball Player
Long jumper in Swedish (1984, 1988 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
Belarusian race walker
California, USA; right fielder (New York Mets, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees).
American actress
Politician
American actor
Actor
Canadian politician and journalist
Japanese singer (Pizzicato Five)
American actor and critic
Michigan, USA; actor (Hamburger Hill).
American actor
Actor
Japanese singer-songwriter/bass player (Loudness & Earthshaker).
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Venice).
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Scottish journalist
American football manager and player
American basketball player who played three seasons of pro basketball between 1981 and 1983.
Orange County, California -- Playmate (January, 1978)
English-Australian cyclist
He was a French football player who belonged to various clubs including Bordeaux, Saint-Etienne and Monaco. He is most remembered for his collision with Harald Schumacher, the German goalkeeper in the FIFA World Cup semifinal (Seville 1982).
American musician and singer (The Jackson 5).
French officer in the police and civil service with the Ministry of the Interior. From 2006 to 2007, he was the Police Judicaire's head. He also served as the General Director of France's National Police between 11 June 2007 and May 2012.
Indiana, USA; singer (Jackson 5 - "Maybe Tomorrow").
American actor and director
Musician
New Jersey, USA; actor (Born July 4th).
American baseball player coach, sportscaster
Canadian-American priest and author
Oregon, USA; Atlanta Braves' slugger (two-time National League Most Valuable Player).
French murder; his wife was shot to death in Avignon on 10/26/1986 at 4:30 pm.
English bass player and songwriter (Iron Maiden).
English actress
Musician
Italian homicide: He left his home to kill five people in Switzerland February 1992.
Writer
Canadian politician
Indian sculptor
Composer
French astrologer and author of "Rencontrer Son ange par l’astrologie 4D" (Editions des anges 2013, 2013) and "LaEUR (tm)autre moitiA (c) du temps") (Ed. Lulu.fr, 2006).
Public Servant
American embezzler. Bleidt was a wealthy and successful businessman. He was also the founder and president of an asset-management firm. He was also the CEO and cofounder of a financial planning company. His wife, a fellow financial advisor, hosted a radio show on BostonaEUR (tm)'s WMEX. He bought WBIX radio station for $13.2million in January 2004 and agreed to its …
American entertainer, most famous as a porn star. He has appeared in over 1,700 films and directed 250.
French TV host and sports journalist for France TA(c.lA(c.visions), the French national television broadcaster.
French trade unionist who served as secretary general of the Force ouvriA're (Workers' Force), since 2004.
American journalist and author
Rosenberg]; rocker, (Asbury Jukes).
Producer
French philosopher. He was a proponent for atheism, materialism, but in a specific form because of his spiritualistic goal.
Scottish actor and narrator. He is best known for his voice-over work in television. Jamieson studied at the Texas Christian University and the Glasgow School of Art.
American poet, songwriter, and author
Novelist
Russian football manager and player
American novelist, poet, and songwriter
Mexican drug trafficker
Canadian ice hockey player
American singer-songwriter
Azarian, a jazz pianist, was struck and killed while changing a car tire on Interstate 93 in Stoneham. Azarian was a musician. He was the son of a musician teacher and reed player. At age 7, he started studying piano. He won his first prize at the age of 12. He decided to stay in Massachusetts after he was invited …
New York, USA. Actress (My Tutor Bambi - Blansky’s Beauties).
Rocker
Manager and footballer from Spain
Musician
Director
Italian actress and TV personality
American director critic and author
American critic, filmmaker, and author
Rugby football player
American actor
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American filmmaker, producer, and writer
Scottish playwright and novelist, winner of numerous awards. He has written plays for theatres and radios, screenplays for television, films and television, as well as novels.
French homicide: He murdered his mistress' husband.
Williams; reporter, news (NBC-TV).
American actor
New York, USA: actress (Elizabeth Grainger – The Virginian).
Texas, USA; rock keyboardist ("Little Feat – Time Loves a Hero").
English politician and lawyer Chief Secretary to The Treasury
NYC, New York -- Actress (Elizabeth Grainger - The Virginian).
American producer and singer-songwriter (Little Feat, Phil Lesh and Friends).
Mexican filmmaker and producer
Soviet gymnast
Wales; rock drummer (Badfinger).
American singer-songwriter and composer. His introspective songs and sensitive lyrics helped a generation navigate the turbulent transition from the dissension of the aEUR (tm)60s to more politically focused aEUR (tm)70s. His second album, "Sweet Baby James", was his most well-known. It went gold in February 1970.
American singer-songwriter and composer. His introspective songs and sensitive lyrics helped a generation navigate the turbulent transition from the dissention and turmoil of the aEUR (tm)60s to more politically focused aEUR (tm)70s. His second album, "Sweet Baby James," was his most well-known. It went gold in February 1970.
Scottish politician and Conservative Member of Parliament. He was elected to the General Election on June 11, 1987. Bottomley was a psychiatric social worker from 1973-1984, and has been a Member of Parliament since 1984.
American author
rock keyboardist (Champaign).
England; rocker (Barclay James Harvest).
Massachusetts, USA. Vocalist/guitarist ("Up on the Roof")
American politician (Senator-Democrat-North Dakota).
American politician and businessman, Romney is also a Republican Party candidate. He won the Massachusetts gubernatorial election of November 2002 and was a strong contender in the 2008 White House race. With his thin good looks, youthful and energetic appearance, strict moral emphasis, business triumphs, a lovely wife and five successful sons by his side, Romney presents himself as the …
He was a French actor, singer and guitarist on the stage. He played in musicals (French versions) of Hair, Godspel and Jesus-Christ Superstar.
Pennsylvania, USA; Broadway actress Promises! ).
German politician
German politician and educator
American computer scientist and academic
Finnish painter (d. 1987).
American actress and singer who won the Academy Award for "Cabaret" as well as an Emmy for her television special "Liza with a Z". Both of these were in 1972. She also received three Tony's, one for "Flora, the Red Menace" from 1965. Minnelli, the daughter Judy Garland's, has experienced a roller-coaster life that was marked by substance abuse rumors, …
French politician, a member of the Socialist Party, who was minister, MP of Vosges and mayor of Saint-Die-des-Vosges.
Canadian actor and union leader (d.2004)
British TV writer and author
American voice actor
California, USA; singer/actress (Sterile Cuckoo, Cabaret).
Australian feminist activist. She was the first to start a women’s liberation movement in Adelaide and to create a refuge for women in Sydney. She is the author of "Damned Whores, God's Police: Australia's Colonization of Women in Australia" 1975. Her autobiography was also called "Ducks on the Pond".
American Black Panther Party figure (Born in 1941).
Australian film and theatre director, producer, and writer.
Emden; Dutch guitarist (Les Baroques).
American organized crime figures
American animator and film and animation instructor at Boston College since 1977. He owns a postcard company that produces post cards featuring American pop culture. Many of them have a retro feel to them. He is a talented photographer and also enjoys silk screen.
French film director and editor. She died in Paris on February 20, 2006. She was married to Georges Perec, a writer.
Infamous Bosnian military commander at Screbenica
Brazilian judge representing Brazil's court system. He was the son of an ear-throat physician and a homemaker. He was raised in Sao Paulo. In 1965, he graduated from law school. He married Ruth Cintra in 1966. They had two children: a boy, and a girl.
French politician and member of the National Assembly of France. He was a representative of the Yvelines region and a member the Union for a Popular Movement. He died 11 June 2010.
American baseball player and sportscaster
Serbian general
Serbian military commander
Bull Gravano, mobster (proved against Gotti).
California, USA; rock singer/guitarist. (Jefferson Airplane-White Rabbit", Somebody To Love".
Author and poet from Pakistan (d. 2013).
Lawyer
American jazz singer. He is best known for his song "Moonlighting," which was the theme song for the popular television series. His fifth Grammy was for 1992's "Heaven and Earth", which earned him a Grammy. This makes him one of the few artists to have won a Grammy in all three categories: jazz, pop, and R&B.
Soccer star
Finnish writer and singer
French photographer and mixed-media artist (photography and watercolours).
Wisconsin, USA; jazz singer ("Moonlighting").
Finnish producer and singer (Suomen Tallvisota).
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Pennsylvania, USA; actress
British interior director.
American hippie involved in the sub-culture interest in the plight the American Indians during San Francisco's golden age of flower-power. He was a minister in Neo-American churches until he was arrested for possessing peyote. He was in Berkeley City Council jail when he decided to withdraw his candidacy. However, he discovered that he would have won if he had stayed.
English singer and actress (d. 2014).
American hacker and author (d.2003)
British Member of Parliament.
Gospel Singer
English ballet dancer (d. 2015)
Composer
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Statler Brothers), (d. 1990).
American race car driver
Greek-German composer and educator
Duluth (Minnesota) -- Mr Sally Jesse Raphael
Italian actress who has appeared in 32 films, since 1966.
Opera soprano (Victor-Victoria)
Latvian javelin thrower, coach
American author, her autobiography on breast cancer became a bestseller.
Vice chairman (S G Warburg and Co).
Virginia, USA; newscaster.
American journalist and author
American basketball coach and player
Scientist
Irish-English painter and academic (d.2003)
French immunologist who published in 1979 a well-known paper about the structure of platelet activating factor and its relationship to histamine. He headed INSERM's Unit 200 on immunology, allergy, and inflammation.
English footballer (d. 2007)
Author (Age of Kipling and Dickens & 20th Century).
Ukrainian politician
CEO (Consolidated Gold Fields).
Actor and director of Sri Lankan-English (d. 2013).
Journalist
American author (d. 2002)
Spanish politician and businessman, who was Mayor of Marbella from 1991 to 2002 and also presided over 16 years as President of AtlA(c).tico Madrid.
American model and actress
Actress
American Protestant minister, civil right activist, and public official. Young, the first African-American to be elected as Georgia's representative in Congress since 1871, was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Finnish artist, painter, graphic designer and sculptor. His work is lighthearted and full of humor.
Montcrabeau EXecutives
American diplomat who served 34 years (1957aEUR"1991) in foreign service as a Foreign Service officer. He was also appointed as United States Ambassador in Zaire, Somalia and Pakistan. In the early 1990s, he was also a special envoy during American involvement in Somalia.
American actor (d. 1980).
American actor (d. 1980).
Bellaigue; director (Royal Collection).
Actor (Little Rascals)
Southwest Airlines was founded by an American businessman
Norwegian actor, producer and director. He is most well-known for his work as a director on the majority of Olsenbanden films. These movies were hated by critics, but loved by the general public and became the biggest commercial success story in Norwegian film history.
French acrobat, tight-rope walker and jongleur. He is famous for having spent 185 days on a tight rope of 120 m length at a height of 25 m, installed above a supermarket in St. Etienne, between 28 March and 29 September 1973.
French boxer, 1953-1958.
Publisher
Psychologist
French film producer and actor.
Disabled campaigner
Composer
New York, USA: comedian (Barefoot In The Park, Rhoda).
Provost of Eton/ British Ambassador (to the USA)
American baseball player
Burmese politician and journalist co-founded the National League for Democracy (d.2014).
American baseball coach and manager
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Burmese journalist
Mexican-American activist for civil rights
United States -- Double Sculls (1956 Olympics-Silver Medalist)
American playwright and director
Principal (Trinity College of Music).
British deputy chairman (Police Complaints Authority).
American chemical engineer and chief executive officer of Great Lakes Chemical Company. Kampen, who has a BS degree in Chemical Engineering and is a member of the Indiana University Foundation's board of directors, is interested in merchandise marketing and manufacturing.
USA playwright (Virginia Woolfe, Zoo Story).
Venezuelan pianist composer and leader (d. 2007).
Senator and politician from Canada
Argentinean politician, a lawyer, and a leader. He was elected President on 10/30/1983. He took office in Buenos Aires at 8:06 AM EDT. His administration brought former leaders of Argentina to trial for crimes against humanity. Six months after losing the presidency election, he was exiled. Married; six kids.
Belgium Writer
46th President of Argentina, Argentinian politician and lawyer (d. 2009).
US writer (Horn)
Ariyoshi; American politician (Governor-Democrat-Hawaii).
Composer
Activist
Welsh motorcycle racer (d.2013)
Williams; trade unionist (COHSE).
Art gallery manager (Tate Gallery).
British actress (Lady MacBeth BBC Sorcerer).
DC, USA; actress ("To Tell the Truth")
American politician. He was Governor of Hawaii and a Democrat. Married with three kids.
Age 58. French cyclist (Tour de France 1953-1955).
French composer of film music, including "The King of Hearts", "Julia", and many more.
United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Deathworld Trilogy)
American illustrator and author (d. 2012).
[Esaki Rona] Japan; physicist (Tunnel effect - Nobel Prize 1973).
Guy Trebert raped French Resistance member and murdered him at the age of 15.
Whitehurst; American politician (Representative-Republican-Virginia).
French singer and composer, a member des Compagnons de la chanson.
French cyclist, three-time Tour de France winner. He is the only champion to win the Tour three consecutive years (from 1953 - 1956). He was the world champion in 1954. He won the Tour's King of the Mountains contest in 1950. He continued racing through 1959, winning numerous awards and contests.
Canadian tennis player (d. 2005)
Tunisian boxer.
Italian soccer player.
English mathematician, computer programmer
American astronaut who flew on Mercury 8 (in 1962), making six orbits around the Earth. Pilot of Gemini 6, in the first outer space rendezvous of two manned vehicles, on 12/15/1965. Also, with Gemini 7, and Apollo 7 in 1968. He orbited the Earth 163 times.
Austrian violinist, with the Amadeus Quartet. This outstanding ensemble lasted for 35 years and was unaffected by personnel changes. The Quartet was best known for its work with Beethoven, Haydn, and Mozart.
Jr. American judge and lawyer (d. 2014).
New Jersey, USA: Captain US Navy/astronaut
American astronaut and pilot (d. 2007).
German screenwriter and actress (d. 2009).
Radical Women, a group of American activists, was founded by an American activist
American professional wrestler
Norway -- 1500, 5K, 10K speed skater (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
American basketball player, he was a six-season pro basketball player, starting in 1946. He died 3/2/1994, just ten days before his
American poet and writer, he is the author of 21 books, including "The Town and the City," 1950 and "The Subterraneans,"58 and "Big Sur." Perhaps his most famous works are "The Dharma Bums" 1958 and "On The Road" 1957. These classic novels established him as a hero, who epitomized the style and writing of the Beat Movement and served as …
Vaires sur Marne Military man
Eastwood composer.
Columbus, Georgia -- Actress (Hour Glass Show Business, Columbus)
American sailor and union leader (d.1999)
Official of the American labor union. For more than sixteen years, he was President of the AFL-CIO. He passed away on the 14th of August 1999.
Italian industrialist and head of Fiat since 1966. He was the inheritor of the auto empire that his grandfather Giovanni had established. His father Edoardo died in an aircraft accident in 1935, and his mother Virginia died in an automobile accident in November 1945. One-quarter of Italy's stock exchange is owned by the Agnelli family. They have direct control over …
American singer and actor, who was a well-known musical comedy star in the 1950s. He made his film debut in 1948 in "The Big Punch" and was seen in five films alongside Doris Day. His most well-known role was that of a singer in "Oklahoma," 1956.
CEO (Fiat Automakers).
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer. (Fantasy and Rituals).
Estonian activist and historian (d. 2007).
Dutch publisher/translator
Estonian historian and antiSoviet activist (d.2007)
East Orange Actor
Italy sport Champion
French political activist, a leader member of the Organisation de l'armA (c)e secrA”te (OAS), a short-lived French dissident far right paramilitary organization during the Algerian War (1954aEUR”62).
French army officer who was awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la LibA (c)ration' for his heroism.
French feminist, who introduced the term 'ecofeminism' (A(c)cologie-fA(c)minisme, A(c)co-fA(c)minisme or A(c)cofA(c)minisme) in 1974.
Lyon 03?me physician
American oboe player (d. 2014).
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919American politician and lawyer Governor of Alaska (d.2014)
French comedian, cabaret artist and radio presenter.
race horse trainer.
American academic and painter (d. 1989).
France Actor
Italian voice actor and actor.
Karachi, India -- Actress (1 Our Aircraft is Lost)
American screenwriter and author (d. 2009).
British Member of Parliament.
Italy Military man
Austrian politician and lawyer. From 1960 to 1966, he was Minister of Justice of Austria in the third cabinet under Julius Raab. He then served again as Minister in the cabinet headed by Bruno Kreisky between 1970 and 1983. In 1986, he was awarded the European Human Rights Prize of Council of Europe. He died in Vienna on February 1, …
American Army officer, Medal of Honor recipient (d. 1945).
Italian Physician/sculptor/abstract painter
American lieutenant Medal of Honor winner (d. 1945).
John Lennon's English mother (d. 1958).
Composer
Vercelli, in the Province Vercelli, is an Italian soccer player and coach. He was a club football player for his hometown team, Pro Vercelli. He passed away on January 8, 1996.
Hungarian-American singer, author (d.2010)
Indian politician, 5th Deputy Prime Minster of India (d.1984)
Marseille EXecutives
Italy sport Champion
Germany Scientist
Lost Haven).
Springfield, Massachusetts -- Jim Nabors Hour Orchestra leader
Romanian-Canadian academic and poet (d. 2006).
Lord provost of Edinburgh.
American architect (d.2011)
Gustavo DAaz OrdazbolaA+-os, a Mexican politician, was a member of the Institutional Revolutionary Party. From 1964 to 1970, he was the President of Mexico.
Mexican politician and academic 49th President of Mexico (d.79)
Mexican statesman
Adolf Hitler's nephew, William Patrick Hitler, was William Patrick Hitler. He searched every document with Hitler's name when he realized that A.H. was in power in Germany.
Stevens producer (Giant).
Orange, New Jersey -- Boxer/actor (On the Waterfront).
American UFO enthusiast, who once held an annual UFO conference at his private Yucca Valley airport, CA. According to him, his first sighting was on 8/24/1953. He said that he had contacted outer-space beings both in person and while in trance. According to reports, the beings instructed him to create a machine that could heal and bring back the dead. …
Japanese politician, 68th Prime Minister Japan (d. 1980).
Reijers sculptor.
Japanese statesman (d. 80)
Famous birthdays on March 12th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Aniche EXecutives
New York, actress (13th Man Crime Ring, Raven).
Italy Scientist
Marshall Singaporean statesman (d. 1995)
American Astrologer, who taught at Los Angeles' First Temple of Astrology.
1st Chief Minister, Singapore (d. 1995).
New Zealand painter (Born in 1908)
American Astronomer and Academic (d. 2007).
Actor (Tomexecutive Suite), dead at 73
Actress
Politician
English actor
French pioneer in cinema advertising
Libourne EXecutives
Germany Military man
France sport Champion
France Painter
composer.
Belgium Writer
Queen's Council senator.