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Famous Birthdays of 13 August

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 13th of August

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Stella Belmondo
(2000) ItsMeLexie1 : YouTube Star.
(2000) Piper Reese: American child reporter.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Lennon Stella: Pop Singer.
(1999) Corey Fogelmanis: TV Actor.
(1998) Devan Leos: Movie Actor.
(1998) Reece Bibby: Pop Singer.
(1998) Kayce Brewer: YouNow Star.
(1998) Dalma Gálfi: Hungarian tennis player.
(1997) Vale Genta: Vine Star.
(1996) Thea Tolentino: Filipino actress.
(1996) Antonia Lottner: German tennis player.
(1996) Carrie Wampler: TV Actress.

(1994) Filip Forsberg: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1993) Freya Mavor: TV Actress.
(1993) Johnny Gaudreau: Hockey Player.
(1993) Yoon Bomi: Pop Singer.
(1993) Dominika Stará: Slovak singer.
(1993) Imani Hakim: Actress.
(1992) Rodrigo Anysio: Brazilian noted family, son of politician Zelia Cardoso and husband Chico Anysio.
(1992) Lucas Moura: Soccer Player.
(1992) Jordan Sweeto: YouTube Star.
(1991) Dave Days: YouTube Star.
(1991) Andre Schiebler: YouTube Star.
(1991) Alexander Kačaniklić: Swedish footballer.
(1991) Keith Stanfield: Actor.
(1990) DeMarcus Cousins: Basketball Player.
(1990) Lisa LeBlanc
(1990) Shila Amzah: Malaysian singer-songwriter, actress, businesswoman and record producer.
(1990) Benjamin Stambouli: French footballer.
(1990) Mario Balotelli: Athlete.
(1990) Carole Ferigo: Italian homicide victim, at 17 months killed by her mom in Milan, 1/15/1992.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Olympe (singer)
(1989) Justin Greene: American basketball player.
(1989) Tomohawk1989 : YouTube Star.
(1989) Allison Speed: YouTube Star.
(1989) Greg Draper: New Zealand footballer.
(1989) Israel Jiménez: Mexican footballer.
(1988) MØ (singer)
(1988) Brandon Workman: American baseball player.
(1988) Keith Benson: American basketball player.
(1988) Servando Carrasco: Soccer Player.

(1988) Ryan Villopoto: Motorcycle Racer.
(1988) Mo : Pop Singer.
(1988) MØ : Danish singer and songwriter signed to Sony Music Entertainment.
(1987) Srabanti Chatterjee
(1987) Liz Milian: Reality Star.
(1987) Pepe Diokno: Filipino director producer and screenwriter.
(1987) Jason McCourty: American football player.
(1987) Jamie Reed: Welsh footballer.
(1987) Devin McCourty: American football player.
(1986) Ruben Flam
(1986) Xavier Pentecôte
(1986) Demetrious Johnson: American mixed martial artist.
(1986) Yasuhisa Furuhara: Japanese actor.
(1986) Daniil Steptšenko: Estonian biathlete.
(1985) Lacey Brown: American singer-songwriter.
(1985) Grega Bole: Slovenian cyclist.
(1985) Gerrit van Look: German rugby player and coach.
(1984) James Morrison (singer)
(1984) Alona Bondarenko: Ukrainian tennis player.
(1984) Niko Kranjcar: Croatian footballer.
(1984) Eme Ikwuakor
(1984) Niko Kranjčar: Croatian footballer.
(1984) Diamond Blue Smith: American record producer and member of hip-hop and R&B group Pretty Ricky.
(1984) Morteza Pashaei: Iranian singer-songwriter (d. 2014).
(1984) James Morrison: British singer.
(1984) Boone Logan: American baseball player.
(1984) L'Aura : Italian singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1983) Tatiana Pauhofova
(1983) Stephen King: Australian actor.
(1983) Ľubomír Michalík: Slovak footballer.
(1983) Christian Müller: German footballer.
(1983) Sebastian Stan: Romanian-born American actor.
(1983) Elisha Yaffe: American actor and producer.
(1983) Dallas Braden: American baseball player.
(1983) Aleš Hemský: Czech ice hockey player.
(1982) Sebastian Stan: Movie Actor.
(1982) Gil Ofarim: German singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1982) Shani Davis: American speed skater.
(1982) Sarah Huckabee Sanders
(1982) Gary McSheffrey: English footballer.
(1982) Christopher Raeburn: Christopher Raeburn English fashion designer.
(1982) Kalenna Harper: American singer-songwriter (Dirty Money).
(1981) Jonathon Dutton: Australian actor and director.
(1980) Panagiotis Markouizos: Greek figure skater.
(1980) Murtz Jaffer: Canadian journalist.
(1980) Nick Dempsey: Athlete.
(1980) Álex González: Spanish actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kasia Smutniak
(1979) Kamya Panjabi
(1979) Corey Patterson: American baseball player.
(1979) Román Colón: Dominican baseball player.
(1979) Brendan Iribe: Businessman.
(1979) Taizo Sugimura: Japanese politician.
(1979) Roman Colon: Dominican baseball player.
(1979) Taizō Sugimura: Japanese politician.
(1978) Benjani Mwaruwari
(1978) Dwight Smith: American football player.

(1978) Kristiina Heinmets: Miss Estonia Universe (1997).
(1977) Miho Konishi
(1977) Kenyan Weaks: American basketball player and coach.
(1977) Michael Klim: Poland -- Australian swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1977) Damian O'Hare: Irish actor.
(1977) Amber Marchese: Reality Star.
(1976) Grégory Fitoussi: French actor.
(1976) Ozge Ozberk
(1976) Nicolas Lapentti
(1976) Jody Thompson: Canadian actress director and producer.
(1976) Geno Carlisle: American basketball player.
(1976) Nicolás Lapentti: Ecuadorian tennis player.
(1976) Özge Özberk: Turkish actress.
(1975) Hana Jovcic
(1975) Alex Goude
(1975) Marie Ekeland
(1975) Marty Turco: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1975) Casey Affleck: Actor.
(1975) Jason Gleasman: Wilmington, Delaware -- 220 lbs greco-roman wrestler (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Joe Perry: English snooker player.
(1975) James Carpinello: American actor.
(1975) Lana Bilzerian: American actress she is the daughter of noted designer and merchandiser, Alan Bilzerian.
(1975) Gwenhaelle Le Gouariguer: French homicide victim, shot to death by Didier Morvant on 7/28/1993, for no apparent reason.
(1975) Shoaib Akhtar: Pakistani cricketer.
(1974) Bo Keister
(1974) Jarrod Washburn: American baseball player and coach.
(1974) Sam Endicott: American singer (The Bravery).
(1974) Scott MacRae: American baseball player and coach.
(1974) Dušan Jelić: Serbian-Greek basketball player.
(1974) Joe Perry: English snooker player.
(1973) Brittany Andrews: American pornographic actress.
(1973) Ryoko Shinohara
(1973) Muqtada al Sadr: Clergyman.
(1973) Sherman Williams: NFL running back (Dallas Cowboys).
(1973) Molly Henneberg: American journalist.
(1973) Armon Williams: Safety / linebacker (Tennessee Oilers).
(1973) Eric Medlen: American drag racer and rodeo star (d. 2007).
(1972) Anthony Backman
(1972) John Safran: Australian television presenter.
(1972) Hani Hanjour: Saudi Arabian terrorist hijacker of American Airlines Flight 77 (d. 2001).
(1972) Kevin Plank: American businessman founded Under Armour.
(1972) Michael Sinterniklaas: French-American actor director and screenwriter.
(1972) Lisa Kiggens: Salinas, California -- LPGA golfer (1994 Rochester International).
(1971) Lorenzo Crespi
(1971) Sacramento (California)
(1971) Heike Makatsch: German actress.
(1971) Moritz Bleibtreu: German actor.
(1971) Patrick Carpentier: Canadian race car driver.
(1971) Vladimir Vdovichenkov
(1971) Ron Dickerson: WLAF running back (Scottish Claymores, London Monarchs).
(1971) Marcus Ragnarsson: Ostervala, Sweden -- NHL defenseman (SJ Sharks, Sweden).
(1971) Pete Sampras: Athlete.
(1971) Michael Ian Black: Comedian.
(1971) Donald Miller: Author.
(1971) Adam Housley: News Anchor.
(1971) David Monahan: American actor and screenwriter.
(1971) Yvette Nicole Brown: Actress.
(1971) Rolando Molina: Salvadoran-born American actor.
(1971) Camille Thompson: Salmon Arm, British Columbia -- Basketball center (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Rebecca Gayheart: Actress.
(1971) Chad Cota: NFL safety (Carolina Panthers).
(1970) Wendy Whoppers
(1970) Alan Shearer: British soccer player, the highest paid in the country.
(1970) Elvis Grbac: NFL quarterback (SF 49ers, KC Chiefs).
(1970) Matt Hyson: American professional wrestler.
(1970) Éva Sas
(1970) Seana Kofoed
(1970) Spike Dudley: American wrestler and trainer.
(1970) Will Clarke: American novelist.
(1970) Mark Tomlinson: Family Member.
(1970) Tim Watson: NFL / WLAF safety (Raiders, Barcelona Dragons).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Midori Ito: Tokyo, Japan -- Ice skater (1992 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1969) Alex Fernandez: Miami Beach, Florida -- Pitcher (Chicago White Sox).
(1969) Elin Klinga
(1968) Tal Bachman: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1968) Tony Jarrett: English sprinter and hurdler.
(1968) William Thomas: NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1968) William Thomas: NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1968) Todd Hendricks: American football player and coach.
(1967) Byron Mann
(1967) Jin Xing: Chinese popular contemporary dancer, choreographer and actor; a pioneering transsexual who changed from male to female in 1995, paving the way for many other Chinese transsexuals to have sex reassignment surgery.

(1967) Tracy Rogers: American athlete, pro football player, line backer.
(1967) Amelie Nothomb: Belgian writer.
(1967) Quinn Cummings in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Annie - Family, Goodbye Girl).
(1967) Taro Tan: Montreal, Quebec -- 65 kg judoka (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Brent Sexton: Actor.
(1967) Digna Ketelaar: Dutch tennis player.
(1967) Dave Jamerson: American basketball player.
(1967) Quinn Cummings: American actress.
(1966) Pascal Lino: French Breton cyclist racer, who wore the yellow jersey (for 11 days) in the 1992 Tour de France, after having represented France on track at the 1988 Olympics.
(1966) Glenn Donald Hamilton: New Zealand -- Beach volleyball player (1996 Olympics).
(1966) Shayne Corson: NHL forward (Team Canada Olympics - 1998, Montreal).
(1966) Scooter Barry: American basketball player.
(1966) Sean Hood: American screenwriter.
(1965) Deborah Falconer
(1965) Laurent Baumel
(1965) Peter Krause: Actor.
(1965) Cris Dishman: NFL cornerback (Houston Oilers, Washington Redskins).
(1965) Leo Groenewegen: CFL guard (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1965) Hayato Matsuo: Japanese composer and conductor.
(1965) Mark Lemke: American baseball player coach and radio host.
(1964) Debi Mazar: American actress.
(1964) Jay Buhner: Nassau, Texas -- Outfielder (Seattle Mariners, New York Yankees).
(1964) Hank Cheyne: American actor.
(1964) Ian Haugland: Swedish drummer (Europe Last Autumn's Dream and Baltimoore).
(1964) Tom Prince: Kankakee, Illinois -- Catcher (LA Dodgers).
(1964) Ian Haughland: heavy metal rocker (Europe - "The Final Countdown").
(1963) Sridevi : Indian actress and singer.
(1963) Valerie Plame: American CIA agent and author.
(1963) Edouard Michelin (1963)
(1963) Tigg Ketler in Chula Vista: California, USA; drummer (Bang Tango - "Dancin' on Coals").
(1963) Édouard Michelin: French industrialist, the managing partner and co-chief executive of the Michelin Group (1999-2006).
(1963) Pamela Jean Stein: Syracuse, New York -- Playmate (Nov, 1987).
(1963) Elizabeth Bourland: Costa Rica -- US 3x20 rifle (1996 Olympics - 7th Place).
(1963) Campbell Newman: Politician.
(1963) Steve Higgins: Comedian.
(1963) Sridevi Kapoor: Movie Actress.
(1963) Sir Mix-a-Lot: Musician.
(1962) Manuel Valls: French politician, born to Xavier Valls, catalan painter.
(1962) John Slattery: American actor and director, best known for his role as Roger Sterling on AMC's series Mad Men.
(1962) Chris Bohjalian: Novelist.
(1962) Adam Kase: Socorro, New Mexico -- Canadian Tour golfer (1989 Alberta Open-3rd).
(1962) Thanos Kalliris: Greek singer-songwriter (Bang).
(1961) Pascal Rabaté
(1961) Matt Birman
(1961) Tom Perrotta: American novelist and screenwriter.
(1961) Stuart Maconie: English music writer and broadcaster.
(1961) Christos Christodoulou: Greek basketball player.
(1961) Neil Mallender: English cricketer and umpire.
(1961) Sam Champion: American journalist.
(1961) Chad Brown: American poker player and actor (d. 2014).
(1961) Bettine Vriesekoop: Dutch table tennis star.
(1961) Koji Kondo: Composer.
(1961) Ambeth Ocampo: Filipino multi-awarded historian, academic, journalist, and author best known for his writings about Philippines' national hero José Rizal and for "Looking Back", his bi-weekly editorial page column in the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
(1961) Cary Stayner: American homicide, picked up by the police on 7/24/1999 for the murder of Yosemite park naturalist Joie Ruth Armstrong, 26.
(1961) Tomasz Starzewski: English fashion designer.
(1961) Dawnn Lewis: Actress (Jaleesa-Different World).
(1961) Sunil Shetty: Indian actor and producer.
(1960) Phil Taylor: English darts player.
(1960) Koji Kondo: Japanese pianist and composer.
(1960) George Packer: Novelist.
(1960) Kim Scruggs: American college student who disappeared on the evening of 1/12/1980 from the apartment she shared with another student in Sacramento, CA.
(1960) Ivar Stukolkin: Estonian swimmer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Danny Bonaduce: American child star on the TV series, "The Partridge Family," which aired from 1970-1974.
(1959) Thomas Ravelli
(1959) Joseph Schmidt: American production manager and technician.
(1959) Philippe Bonifay: French comic writer, video maker and musical theatre director.
(1959) Mark Nevin: rocker (Fairground Attraction - "Find My Love").
(1959) Michael Bradley: Irish bass player and radio host (The Undertones).
(1959) Tom Niedenfuer: American baseball player.
(1959) Bruce French: English cricketer and coach.
(1958) Domenico Dolce: Italian fashion designer, founded Dolce & Gabbana together with his life partner Stefano Gabbana in 1981.
(1958) Randy Shughart: American sergeant Medal of Honor recipient (d. 1993).

(1958) Feargal Sharkey rocker (Undertones - "Never Never": "Good Heart").
(1958) David Feherty: Northern Irish golfer and sportscaster.
(1958) Feargal Sharkey: Irish singer (The Undertones).
(1958) David W Feherty: Bangor, North Ireland -- PGA golfer (1994 New England-2nd).
(1958) Scott Hamilton: Toledo, Ohio -- Figure skater (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1958) Randall Shughart: American Medal of Honor recipient (d. 1993).
(1957) Kathleen Gati
(1956) Koffi Olomidé
(1955) Paul Greengrass: English director and screenwriter.
(1955) Keith Ahlers: English race car driver.
(1955) Hideo Fukuyama: Japanese race car driver.
(1954) Paul Michael Hill
(1954) Sam J. Jones: Actor.
(1954) Nico Assumpção: Brazilian bass player (d. 2001).
(1954) Nico Assumpcao: Brazilian bass player (d. 2001).
(1954) Lincoln Diaz-Balart: (Rep-R-Florida).
(1954) Rebecca Mark: North American business executive and CEO of an international water and waste treatment company.
(1954) Pat Metheny: Musician.
(1954) Francois Hollande: Statesman.
(1953) Ron (singer)
(1953) Pippa Bartolotti
(1953) Peter Wright: English historian and author.
(1953) Carlos Mesa: Statesman.
(1953) Tom Cohen: American philosopher theorist and academic.
(1953) Jimmy McCulloch: Rocker (Wings).
(1953) Thomas Pogge: German philosopher and academic.
(1952) Herb Ritts: American photographer; Ritts is best known for his celebrity photography, especially for the covers of Rolling Stone magazine and for his work celebrating the human body.
(1952) Hughie Thomasson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Outlaws and Lynyrd Skynyrd) (d. 2007).
(1952) Tom Davis: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1952) Gary Gibbs: American football player and coach.
(1952) Marie Helvin: Model / actress (Children).
(1952) Dave Carter: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer) (d. 2002).
(1951) Dan Fogelberg: American singer, songwriter with a sweet face and sweet voice.
(1951) Amy Shapiro: American astrologer whose interest in astrology and metaphysics began in 1965 with teacher Isabel Hickey, author of "Astrology: A Cosmic Science," at Boston School of Astrology.
(1951) Daniel Amos: American CEO executive of American Family, an insurance corporation.
(1951) Ric Parnell: English drummer and songwriter (Atomic Rooster and Nova).
(1951) Denis Pessin: French political cartoonist.
(1951) Gwen Cheeseman: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania -- Field hockey goalie (1984 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1951) Dan Fogelberg in Peoria: Illinois, USA; rocker ("Same Auld Lang Syne").
(1950) Jim Beaver: Actor.
(1950) Rusty Gerhardt: American baseball player coach and manager.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Philippe Petit: French high-wire artist, who gained fame for his walk between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, on the morning of 7 August 1974.
(1949) Bobby Clarke (ice hockey)
(1949) Peter J Visclosky: (Rep-D-Indiana, 1985- ).
(1949) Bobby Clarke: Manitoba, Canada -- NHL player / coach (Philadelphia Flyer).
(1949) Jim Brunzell: American professional wrestler.
(1949) Mark Knopfler: Musician.
(1949) Janet Maslin: Journalist.
(1949) Sheralee: Fort Lauderdale, Florida -- Vocalist (Your Hit Parade).
(1949) Sheralee in Fort Lauderdale: Florida, USA; vocalist (Your Hit Parade).
(1948) Kathleen Battle: American soprano, vastly gifted and a fiercely perfectionistic lyric coloratura.

(1948) Tony Santini: Rocker (Sha Na Na).
(1948) Mosiuoa Patrick "Terror" Lekota: South African UDF / ANC-leader.
(1948) Kathleen Battle in Portsmouth: Ohio, USA; soprano (Shephard-TannhSuser).
(1947) Gretchen Corbett
(1947) Gretchen Corbett in Camp Sherman: Oregon, USA; actress (Beth Davenport - The Rockford Files).
(1947) Fred Stanley: American baseball player and manager.
(1947) John Stocker: Canadian voice actor and director.
(1947) Margareta Winberg: Swedish politician Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden.
(1947) Justus Thigpen: American basketball player.
(1946) Janet Yellen: American economist and professor who is the Vice Chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
(1945) Maria Rohm
(1945) Howard Marks
(1945) Dorothy Denning: Public Servant.
(1945) Jean Nouvel: Architect.
(1945) Lars Engqvist: Swedish politician Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden.
(1945) Gary Gregor: American basketball player.
(1945) Robin Jackman: Indian-English cricketer and sportscaster.
(1944) Robert Ryan: American bullfighter.
(1944) Divina Galica: English skier and race car driver.
(1944) Kevin Tighe: American actor.
(1944) Robert Stern: American TV executive, 2nd child.
(1944) David Mahler: Composer.
(1943) Jean-Pierre Foucher
(1943) Fred Hill: American football player.
(1943) Gary Ilman: United States -- 100m freestyle (1964 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1943) Gérard Deprez: Belgian politician, the president of the Walloon Christian Social Party (PSC) from 1981 to 1996.
(1943) Susan Jameson: Actress (Secret World of Polly Flint).
(1943) Yuri Fedorovich Isaulov: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1943) Michael Willetts: English sergeant George Cross recipient (d. 1971).
(1942) Georges Carnus
(1942) Robert L Moore
(1942) Robert L Stewart in Washington DC: USA; Brigadier General US Army/astronaut (STS 41B, 51J).
(1942) Sheila Armstrong: Soprano.
(1942) Martin Seligman: Psychologist.
(1942) Robert Moore: American Ph.
(1942) Marjorie Thurlow: American wife of a diary farmer and a heart donor.
(1942) Robert Lee Stewart: Washington, DC -- Brigadier General US Army / Astronaut (STS 41B, 51J).
(1941) Christian Hamburger: Fort Bragg sports Champions.
(1941) Christian Hanburger: American football linebacker in the National Football League who played his entire fourteen-year career with the Washington Redskins from 1965 to 1978.
(1941) Erin Fleming: Canadian actress (d. 2003).
(1941) Jim French: American baseball player, a left-hitting/right throwing catcher with the Washington Senators between 1965 and 1971.
(1941) Jim Barnes: Tuckerton, Arkansas -- Basketball player (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1940) Jean-Claude Andruet: Former French rally driver.
(1940) Bill Musselman: American basketball player and coach (d. 2000).
(1940) Timothy Wood: British Government Assistant Whip.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) George Hamilton: Actor.
(1939) Sushil Koirala: Politician.
(1939) Saul Steinberg: Artist (The Art of Living).
(1938) : American pianist.
(1938) Dave ''Baby'' Cortez: American pop keyboardist.
(1937) Robert Aiken: American astrologer.
(1937) Walter Dean Myers: Writer.
(1936) Sabine Sesselmann
(1936) Kostas Hatzis: Greek singer-songwriter.
(1935) Orin Smith: American salesman, economist and CEO of Engelhard, a chemical and materials specialties corporation.

(1935) Mudcat Grant: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1935) Alex de Renzy: American director and producer (d. 2001).
(1935) Mike Hawkins: Actor.
(1935) John Cazale: Actor.
(1935) Rod Hull: Entertainer.
(1934) Leifur Thorarinsson: Composer.
(1934) Gary Davidson: US sports league founder (ABA, WHA, WFL).
(1933) Madhur Jaffrey: Cookbook writer / actress (Shakespeare Wallah).
(1933) Louis Rosso: American biologist, chemist and CEO of Beckman Instruments, a subsidiary company of Smith Kline, a manufacturer of diagnostic equipment.
(1933) Joycelyn Elders: American admiral and physician 15th Surgeon General of the United States.
(1932) Gerard Roucaries: France sport Champion.
(1931) William Goldman: Novelist.
(1931) Roy Evans: General Secretary (British Iron & Steel Trade Confederation).
(1931) Norman Read: New Zealand -- 50K walker (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1931) Bernard Manning: British comedian.
(1930) Don Ho: Hawaiian entertainer, singer and showman.
(1930) Bernard Manning: British stand-up comic known as being abusive, racist and crude…but hilarious as seen by his immense popularity at clubs all over the UK.
(1930) Wilfried Hilker: German footballer and referee.
(1930) Robert Monclar: France sport Champion.
(1930) Marquess Camden
(1930) Tom Barrett: American business administrator, industrial relations specialist and CEO of Goodyear Tire Corporation, which lost its No.
(1930) John G. Schmitz: Politician.
(1930) George Soros: Businessman.
(1930) Bob Wiesler: American baseball player (d. 2014).
(1930) Wilmer Mizell: American baseball player and politician (d. 1999).
(1930) Heino Jurisalu: Composer.
(1930) Wilmer David Mizell: American baseball player (d. 1999).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Nick Scheps: Dutch musician, a choirmaster, composer and music therapist who specializes in healing with harp music.
(1929) Michael Beavis: Deputy cmdr-in-chief (Allied Forces Central Europe).
(1929) Buck Owens: Musician.
(1929) Charles Lyon: General Secretary (Transport Salaried Staffs Association).
(1929) Pat Harrington Jr in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Danny Thomas Show, One Day at a Time).
(1929) Augustyn Bloch: Composer.
(1929) Pat Harrington: Jr.
(1928) Raymond Lafaye: France Writer.
(1928) John Tidmarsh: English journalist and radio host.
(1927) Ray Morris: British homicide perpetrator, a child- killer known as the Cannock Chase killer.

(1926) Fidel Castro: Cuban liberator who successfully overthrew President Batista's government 1/01/1959.
(1926) John Derek: Actor.
(1926) Jean-Louis Colmant: Belgian filmmaker, who made his film debut in 1949 as an assistant director on the film "La Maudite" (The Curse).
(1925) Leslie Joseph: QC.
(1925) Donald Justice: Poet.
(1925) Benny Bailey: American trumpet player songwriter and producer (Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band) (d. 2005).
(1925) Wolfgan Schwarz: Germany Actor.
(1924) Pierre Moustiers
(1924) John Milne: CEO (Blue Circles Industries).
(1922) Chuck Gilmur: American basketball player coach and educator (d. 2011).
(1921) Louis Frémaux: French conductor.
(1921) Neville Brand: Kewanee, Illinois -- Actor (DOA, Eaten Alive, Fire, Mohawk).
(1921) Jimmy McCracklin: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 2012).
(1920) Neville Brand: American actor (d. 1992).
(1920) George Shearing: London, England -- Blind pianist / composer (Lullabye of Byrdland).
(1920) Charlie Alfred Galbraith: Jazz trombonist.
(1920) Jean Honore: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic, formerly Archbishop of Tours, elevated to to Cardinal on February 21, 2001.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) George Shearing: Anglo-American jazz pianist (Born 1919).
(1919) Sir George Shearing: British jazz pianist.
(1919) Rex Humbard: American evangelist and television host (d. 2007).
(1918) Elmer Weingartner: American baseball player, a right-handed shortstop who played twenty games for the Cleveland Indians in 1945.
(1918) Frederick Sanger: British biochemist who won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry twice, one of only two people to have done so in the same category (the other is John Bardeen in Physics), the fourth person overall with two Nobel Prizes, and the third person overall with two Nobel Prizes in the sciences.
(1918) John Bunting: Senior civil servant.
(1918) Sid Bernstein: Producer.
(1918) Noor Hassanali: Trinidadian lawyer and politician 2nd President of Trinidad and Tobago (d. 2006).
(1918) Robert DéCout: Valenciennes Journalist.
(1918) Jo Tenfjord: Norwegian librarian, children's writer, and translator.

(1918) Denis Smallwood: British air chief marshal.
(1917) Sid Gordon: American baseball player (d. 1975).
(1916) Henry Rothblatt: American attorney, famed as the defense attorney for such myriad cases as Xaviera (Happy Hooker) Hollander, four Watergate burglars and several soldiers accused of covering up the My Lai massacre of 1967 in Viet Nam.
(1916) Vincent De Poix: Los Angeles Military man.
(1915) Bernard Michelin
(1914) Alfredo Varell': Italy Actor.
(1914) Paul Idier: La Roche sur Yon Military man.
(1914) Luis Mariano: Spanish actor and singer (d. 1970).
(1913) Makarios III: Greek archbishop and politician 1st President of Cyprus (d. 1977).
(1913) Anatoly Vasilyevich Bogatiryov: Composer.
(1913) Lord Oram: British MP (Labour).
(1913) Fred Davis: English snooker player (d. 1998).
(1913) Francisco Escudero: Composer.
(1913) Makarios: Greek ecclesiastic who served as an Archbishop as well as the President of Cyprus.
(1913) Liesbeth Askonas: Concert agent.
(1912) Salvador Luria: Italian writer, teacher and biologist.
(1912) Ben Hogan: Golfer (Masters, British Open, US Open-1953), dies at 84.
(1912) Rita Johnson: Worcester, Massachusetts -- Actress (Honolulu, All Mine to Give).
(1912) Jan Peeters: Dutch water colors painter / monumental artist.
(1912) Harold Frye: American astrologer, a member of AFA in May 1976.
(1912) Max Croiset: Dutch actor who appeared in 30 films between 1934 and 1993.
(1912) Claire Cribbs: American basketball player and coach (d. 1985).
(1912) Metten Koornstra: Dutch painter / graphic artist.
(1912) Salvador E Luria: Italian / US biologist (Nobel prize 1969).
(1911) Princess Isabelle of Orléans-Braganza
(1911) Paul Payrau: L'Isle en Dodon physician.
(1911) (Gaultier) Raymondys: France Actor.
(1911) Claude Sainval: German-born French actor.
(1911) Johannes Prassek: German Catholic priest, and one of the Lübeck martyrs, guillotined on 10 November 1943 for opposing the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler in 1943.
(1911) Isabelle D'Orléans-Bragance: French historical author and consort of the Orleanist pretender, Henri, Count of Paris.
(1911) Samuel Fuller: Director.
(1911) William Bernbach: American advertiser, co-founder of Dyle, Dane, and Bernbach (now DDB) (d. 1982).
(1910) Michel-Andr? Blum: Thann physician.
(1910) Gaston Chaissac: French painter and poet.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) John Beal: Joplin, Missouri -- Actor (10 Who Dare, I Am the Law, Amityville 3D).
(1909) Stuff Smith: American jazz musician, a violinist and singer.
(1909) Louis Astier: French aviator in the Second World War.
(1909) Wilhelmina Von Bremen: US 4X100 relay sprinter (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1908) Gene Raymond: NYC, New York -- Actor (Paris 7000, Fireside Theater).
(1907) Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach
(1907) Basil Spence: Scottish architect designed the Coventry Cathedral (d. 1976).
(1907) Alfried Krupp: German industrialist and entrepreneur, the fifth head of the great steel industrial empire in West Germany and the last member of the Krupp dynasty of munitions manufacturers.
(1907) George Anding: American astrologer; began study 1934; in 1939 President of the New Orleans Astrological Society.
(1907) Alfred Alwin Felix Krupp: Essen, Germany -- Arms manufacturer.

(1907) Sir Basil Spence: Scottish architect (d. 1976).
(1906) Art Shires: American baseball player and boxer (d. 1967).
(1906) Chuck Carroll: American football player and lawyer (d. 2003).
(1905) Louis Arretche: French architect.
(1905) Hans Urs von Balthasar: Theologian.
(1904) Buddy Rogers: American actor and bandleader, a silent-screen star best known for the film "Wings.
(1904) Viggo Widerøe: Norwegian aviator and entrepreneur.
(1904) Charles 'Buddy': Rogers; American actor (Wings) (dies 1999).
(1904) Charles "Buddy" Rogers: Olathe, Kansas -- Actor (Wings).
(1903) Suat Ürgüplü: Turkish political figure (d. 1981).
(1903) Wilton Graff: St. Louis, Missouri -- Actor (Bloodlust, Just Before Dawn).
(1902) Felix Wankel: German research engineer and inventor-developer of the rotary combustion engine, called the Wankel-motor.
(1902) Bartoes [Albertus J Wijstma]: Cabaret performer / comic.
(1902) Lord Sainsbury of Drury Lane: President (J Sansbury Pics).
(1901) Ian Whyte: Composer.

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