Famous Birthdays of 13 May
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 13th of May
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1997
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1989 - 1980
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1983
1982
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1979 - 1970
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(1979)
Lauren Phoenix: Canadian porn actress and director.
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(1978)
Barry Zito: American baseball player.
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(1978)
Mike Bibby: American basketball player and coach.
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(1978)
Steve Mildenhall: English footballer.
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(1978)
Alex Ebert: Musician.
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(1978)
Brooke Anderson: American journalist.
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(1978)
Ryan Bukvich: American baseball player.
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(1978)
Germán Magariños: Argentinian actor director producer and screenwriter.
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(1978)
Dilshan Vitharana: Sri Lankan cricketer.
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(1978)
Jason Biggs: Actor.
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(1978)
Malin Akerman: Actress.
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(1977)
Samantha Morton: English actress.
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(1977)
Neil Hopkins: American actor producer and screenwriter.
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(1977)
Sara DeCosta: Ice hockey goalie (USA, Olympics - 1998).
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(1977)
Pusha T: Rapper.
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(1977)
Diane Halber in Torrance: California; figure skater (1996 National Collegiate champion).
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(1977)
Ilse DeLange: Dutch singer-songwriter (The Common Linnets).
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(1977)
Anthony Farrell: Canadian-American actor and screenwriter.
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(1977)
Robby Hammock: American baseball player and coach.
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(1977)
Christopher Ralph: Canadian actor.
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(1977)
Brian Smith: American actor and producer.
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(1976)
Trajan Langdon: American basketball player and scout.
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(1976)
Ana Popovic
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(1976)
Ana Popović: Serbian-American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1976)
Mark Delaney: Welsh footballer and manager.
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(1976)
Magdalena Walach: Polish actress.
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(1975)
Chris Crawford (basketball)
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(1975)
Jonah Lomu: Athlete.
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(1975)
Jared Polis: Politician.
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(1975)
Chris Sacca: Businessman.
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(1975)
Chris Crawford: American basketball player: forward, Hawks.
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(1975)
Jamie Allison: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1975)
Cristian Bezzi: Italian rugby player and coach.
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(1975)
Itatí Cantoral: Mexican actress and singer.
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(1975)
Brian Geraghty: American actor and producer.
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(1975)
Evelin Samuel: Estonian singer and actress.
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(1974)
Brian Geraghty: American actor.
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(1974)
Lisa Jacob: 800 metre freestyle relay (Olympics-1996).
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(1974)
Albert Connell: wide receiver (Washington Redskins).
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(1973)
Franck Dumoulin: French pistol shooter, who won a gold medal in the 10 metre air pistol event at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney.
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(1973)
Michelle Mouser: Miss USA-Ohio (1997).
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(1973)
Brooke Jennifer Gambrell: Boise, Idaho -- Miss America - Idaho (1996).
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(1973)
Mackenzie Astin: Actor.
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(1973)
John White: Rock Singer.
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(1973)
Nicole Barber-Lane: Soap Opera Actress.
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(1973)
Eric Lewis: American pianist.
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(1973)
Bridgett Riley: American boxer and stuntwoman.
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(1972)
Stefaan Maene: Dutch swimmer who was selected to compete in the Atlanta Olympics and had to forfeit at the last minute due to an injury of his right shoulder.
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(1972)
Darryl Sydor: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
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(1972)
Josh Heinrich NFL/WLAF defensive end (Detroit Lions: Barcelona Dragons).
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(1972)
Pieta van Dishoeck: Dutch rower.
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(1972)
Darryl Sydor in Edmonton: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars).
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(1971)
David Martinon
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(1971)
Mike Sirotka: American pro baseball pitcher, selected by the Chicago White Sox organization in the 15th round free-agent draft pick, 6/03/1993.
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(1971)
Nicolas Buffet (musician)
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(1971)
Tom Nalen: NFL center (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
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(1971)
Imogen Boorman: English actress and martial artist.
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(1971)
Rob Fredrickson: NFL linebacker (Oakland Raiders).
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(1971)
Espen Lind: Norwegian singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Espionage).
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(1971)
Fana Mokoena: South African actor.
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(1971)
Jamie Luner: Actress.
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(1971)
Michael Sirotka in Chicago: Illinois, USA; pitcher (Chicago White Sox).
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(1971)
Hamish Pepper in Auckland: New Zealand; laser single handed yachter (Olympics-1996).
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(1970)
David A. R. White: Actor.
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(1970)
Guendalina Cariaggi: Italian noted family, the daughter of singer Lara Saint Paul and producer Pier Quinto Cariaggi.
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(1970)
Samantha Mathis: Actress.
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(1970)
Doug Evans: NFL defensive back (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
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(1970)
Mike Weir: Athlete.
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(1970)
Robert Maćkowiak: Polish sprinter.
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(1970)
Mitch Lyons NFL tight end (Atlanta Falcons: Pittsburgh Steelers).
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(1970)
Selwyn Jones NFL defensive back (Seattle Seahawks: Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32).
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(1970)
Giuseppe Busillo: hockey forward (Team Italy 1998).
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(1970)
Mark Beaufait in Royal Oak: Michigan, USA; American hockey forward (Olympics-1994).
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1970
1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Nikos Aliagas: French-Greek journalist and entertainer, known for being the host of the French reality program named Star Academy.
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(1969)
Buckethead : American musician.
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(1969)
Lyle Mouton in Lafayette: Louisiana, USA; outfielder (Chicago White Sox).
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(1969)
Kim Fields: Actress.
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(1968)
Raphaël Dinelli: French sailor and ecologist.
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(1968)
PMD (rapper)
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(1968)
PMD : American rapper (EPMD).
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(1968)
Bruno Tuchszer: French minor actor, playing the role of a policeman in "Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis, best known for winning a jackpot of 382650 Euros in the game "Les 12 Coups de Midi" on France 2 channel.
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(1968)
Annette DeLuca: North Bergen, New Jersey -- LPGA golfer.
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(1968)
Miguel Angel Blanco: Spanish politician (d. 1997).
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(1968)
James Harris: NFL defensive end (Minnesota Vikings).
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(1968)
Sonja Zietlow: German television host.
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(1968)
Dmitriy Shevchenko: Russian discus thrower and coach.
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(1968)
Susan Floyd: American actress.
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(1968)
Miguel Blanco: Spanish politician (d. 1997).
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(1967)
Melanie Thornton: American-German singer (La Bouche) (d. 2001).
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(1967)
Chuck Schuldiner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Death Control Denied Slaughter and Voodoocult) (d. 2001).
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(1967)
Bill Shorten: Politician.
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(1966)
Alison Goldfrapp: English musician.
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(1966)
Darius Rucker: American singer (Hootie & the Blowfish).
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(1966)
Chris Washburn
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(1966)
Stephen Baldwin: Actor.
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(1966)
Lee Altus: American heavy metal guitarist (Angelwitch and Heathen).
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(1966)
Kamen Vodenicharov: Bulgarian actor and singer.
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(1966)
Nikos Aliagas: Greek TV show host.
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(1965)
José Delgado: Venezuelan mountaineer (d. 2006).
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(1965)
Tasmin Little: English violinist and educator.
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(1965)
John Anderson: Sportscaster.
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(1965)
Lari White: American singer-songwriter producer and actress.
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(1965)
Hikari Ōta: Japanese comedian and actor.
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(1965)
Chris Washburn: NBA player.
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(1965)
John McMahon: American accomplice to a crime; indicted for covering up evidence in the Charles Stuart murder case as he helped to dispose of the gun.
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(1965)
János Marozsán: Hungarian footballer.
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(1965)
Jose Antonio Delgado: Venezuelan mountaineer (d. 2006).
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(1964)
Stephen Colbert: American political satirist, writer, comedian, television host, and actor, son of Doctor James William Colbert (15 December 1920- 1974).
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(1964)
Ronnie Coleman: American bodybuilder.
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(1964)
Lorraine McIntosh: Scottish musician and one of the lead vocalists for the group, Deacon Blue, that was originally formed by Ricky Ross in 1985.
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(1964)
Tom Verica: American actor and director.
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(1964)
Sam Randolph in Santa Barbara: California, USA; Nike golfer (1993 New England-second).
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(1964)
Sara Gomer: England, United Kingdom -- Tennis star.
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(1964)
Chris Maitland: English drummer (Porcupine Tree and Nosound).
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(1964)
Chris Gibson: Politician.
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(1963)
Christian Perez: French former footballer, he played for France at the Euro 92 and for different famous clubs: Nîmes, Montpellier, Monaco, Paris-St-Germain.
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(1963)
Michael Hjorth
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(1963)
Wally Masur: Australian tennis player coach and sportscaster.
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(1963)
Julian Brookhouse: rocker (Curiosity Killed Cat-Keep Your Distance).
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(1963)
Gavin Hood: Director.
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(1963)
Gavid Hood: Producer.
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(1963)
Andrea Leadsom: English politician.
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(1962)
Eduardo Palomo: Mexican actor (d. 2003).
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(1962)
Paul McDermott: Australian all-round entertainer and Renaissance man, a comedian, radio, television and stage personality, singer, artist, book illustrator and writer.
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(1962)
Emilio Estevez: Actor.
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(1962)
Gregory H. Johnson: Astronaut.
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(1962)
Sean McDonough: American sports announcer; son of longtime Boston Globe writer and TV sportscaster, Will McDonough, Sean McDonough has established his own reputation as respected sports announcer.
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(1962)
Kathleen Jamie: Scottish poet and academic.
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(1962)
Nick Hurd: English businessman and politician Minister for Civil Society.
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(1962)
Paul Burstow: English politician.
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(1961)
Dennis Rodman: American athlete, a pro basketball player for Detroit Pistons.
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(1961)
Yutaka Sado
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(1961)
Réal Ménard: Canadian politician.
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(1961)
Jason Smith: American noted family, the adopted son of Michael Landon when he was one week old.
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(1961)
Bruce McCulloch: Actor.
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(1961)
Paul Begala: Journalist.
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(1961)
Thomas Dooley: Athlete.
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(1960)
Regina Restelli: Brazilian actress for comic roles in soap operas.
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(1960)
Richard M "Dick" van de Toorn: Actor (Pastorale).
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(1960)
Shannon Vessup-Millen in Los Angeles: California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (National-9th-1991).
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1959 - 1950
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(1957)
Andrea Klump: German Red Army Faction terrorist.
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(1957)
Mar Roxas: Filipino economist and politician 24th Filipino Secretary of the Interior.
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(1957)
Koji Suzuki: Japanese author and screenwriter.
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(1957)
Eloise Broady: Houston, Texas -- Playmate (Apr, 1988).
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(1957)
Stefano Tacconi: Italian soccer player, he played with Spoleto (1974–1975, 1976–1977), Inter (1975–1976), Pro Patria (1977–1978), Livorno (1978–1979), Sambenedettese (1979–1980), Avellino (1980–1983), Juventus (1983–1992), and Genoa (1992–1995), and with the Italian national team from 1987 to 1991.
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(1956)
Christine Bravo: French educator, journalist and TV host.
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(1956)
Alison Goldfrapp: English singer-songwriter and producer (Goldfrapp).
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(1956)
Steve Blackwood: American actor.
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(1956)
Richard Madeley: English journalist and author.
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(1956)
Jean-Luc Bigeon: French race horse trainer and jockey, the son of race horse owner André-Francis Bigeon and brother of jockey Christian Bigeon.
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(1956)
Fred Melamed: Actor.
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(1954)
Jean-Louis Costes
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(1954)
Johnny Logan: Australian-Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1954)
Rafael Yglesias: Novelist.
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(1953)
David Voelker: American businessman and philanthropist (d. 2013).
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(1953)
Harm Wiersma: Dutch draughts player and politician.
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(1953)
Gerry Sutcliffe: English politician Vice-Chamberlain of the Household.
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(1952)
Mary Walsh: Canadian actor and writer, she created and performed in the popular television series called "This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
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(1952)
John Kasich: American politician and political commentator.
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(1952)
John R Kasich American politician (Representative-Republican-Ohio: 1983-).
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(1952)
Bernard Barbier: French show jumping trainer.
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(1952)
Manfred Langer: Austrian / Dutch disco builder.
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(1951)
Selina Scott: English newsreader, journalist, television producer and presenter.
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(1951)
Sharon Belton: American politician 45th Mayor of Minneapolis.
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(1951)
James Whale: English radio and television host.
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(1951)
Paul Thompson: English drummer (Roxy Music Concrete Blonde and Angelic Upstarts).
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(1951)
Herman Philipse: Dutch philosopher and academic.
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(1951)
Anand Modak: Indian composer and director (d. 2014).
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(1951)
Rosie Boycott: English journalist and author.
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(1951)
George Karl: Coach.
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(1950)
Stevie Wonder: American musician, a singer and performer who has been given many awards, not only for his talent but for doing benefit concerts and philanthropic contributions, as well as his inspirational quality of character.
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(1950)
Bobby Valentine: American baseball player and manager.
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(1950)
Patrick Giani: French astrologer and writer, specializing in psychological and Karmic astrology.
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(1950)
William Grant: American executive and CEO of BMA, a producer of test laboratories for health and life insurance companies.
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(1950)
Manning Marable: American author and academic (d. 2011).
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(1950)
John "Jocko" Marcellino: Rocker / actor (Tagget, Hot to Trot, Rain Man).
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(1950)
Danny Kirwan: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Fleetwood Mac).
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(1950)
Stevie Wonder [Steveland Morris] in Saginaw: Michigan, USA; singer/songwriter ("I Just Called To Say I Love You", "Superstition", "You are The Sunshine of My Life", "My Cherie Amour").
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(1950)
Bruce Boxleitner: Actor.
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(1950)
Gabriel Byrne: Actor.
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
Serge Le Péron
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(1948)
Michel Blay: French scientist and researcher whose activities focus on issues related to the mathematisation process in physical sciences.
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(1948)
Dean Meminger: American basketball player and coach (d. 2013).
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(1948)
David Sullivan: American TV sportscaster, a sports anchor for ESPN in 1982.
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(1948)
Sheila Jeffreys: English-Australian political scientist author and academic.
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(1947)
Laurent Cabrol: French TV host and weatherman, author.
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(1947)
Geneviève Gaillard
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(1947)
Rab Noakes
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(1947)
Charles Baxter: American novelist essayist and poet.
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(1947)
Edgar Burcksen: Dutch-American film editor.
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(1947)
Pete "Overend" Watts: Rock bassist (Mott The Hoople-All Young Dudes).
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(1947)
Michael Ignatieff: Politician.
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(1946)
Thierry Poncelet
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(1946)
Christian Bataille
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(1946)
Pierre Lasbordes
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(1946)
Tim Pigott-Smith: Actor (Sweet William, Jewel in Crown).
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(1946)
Daniel Libeskind: Architect.
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(1946)
L. Neil Smith: Writer.
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(1946)
Danny Klein in New York City: New York, USA; rock bassist (J Geils Band - "Centerfold").
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(1946)
Jean Rondeau: French race car driver and constructor (d. 1985).
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(1946)
Waneta Hoyt: American convicted serial killer (d. 1998).
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(1946)
Marv Wolfman: American author.
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(1945)
Magic Dick: American harmonica player (The J. Geils Band).
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(1945)
Ian McLagan: Musician.
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(1945)
Lou Marini: American saxophonist and composer (The Blues Brothers).
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(1945)
Lasse Berghagen: Swedish singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
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(1945)
Al Blanchard: American educator and author of five published mysteries, several short stories and screenplays.
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(1945)
Sam Anderson: American actor.
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(1944)
Jacques Aubert (percussionnist)
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(1944)
Anne-Marie Jeanjean
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(1944)
Carolyn Franklin: American singer and the sister of Aretha Franklin.
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(1944)
Armistead Maupin: American author screenwriter and actor.
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(1944)
Betsy Finley Ashton: Broadcast journalist / author / lecturer.
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(1944)
Crispin Agnew of Lochnaw: British explorer / genealogist.
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(1944)
Jacques Aubert: Swiss percussionist and composer.
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(1944)
Crispin Agnew: 11th Baronet Scottish explorer lawyer and judge.
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(1944)
Carolyn Franklin American singer/songwriter ("Baby Baby Baby": "Angel").
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(1943)
Anne Pingeot
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(1943)
Hilton McConnico
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(1943)
Mary Wells: American singer-songwriter (d. 1992).
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(1943)
Anthony Clarke: Baron Clarke of Stone-cum-Ebony English lawyer and judge.
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(1943)
Kurt Trampedach: Danish painter and sculptor.
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(1943)
Mary Wells in Detroit: Michigan, USA; singer ("My Guy").
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(1942)
Zbigniew Paleta
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(1942)
Vladimir A Dzhanibekov Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz 27: 39, T-6, T-12, T-13).
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(1942)
Roger Young: American director producer and screenwriter.
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(1942)
Jim Douglas: Jazz guitarist.
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(1942)
Leighton Gage: American author (d. 2013).
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(1942)
Ian Dury: Musician.
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(1941)
Ritchie Valens: American singer who, after renting a hall for a music gig to pay the rent on his home, was "discovered" by a talent scout.
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(1941)
Senta Berger: Vienna, Austria -- Actress (Cast a Giant Shadow).
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(1941)
Imca Marina: Dutch popular singer who writes for a gossip magazine, an advice column to those in despair.
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(1941)
Jean Daive
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(1941)
Joe Brown: English singer-songwriter guitarist and game show host.
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(1941)
Jody Conradt: American basketball player and coach.
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(1940)
Françoise Oriane
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(1940)
Bruce Chatwin: British writer and traveler who won international acclaim for books which were based on his nomadic lifestyle.
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(1940)
Enrique Escudero de Castro: Spanish politician.
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(1940)
Michel Boujut: French writer, film critic and television producer.
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(1940)
Richard Brooks: singer (Impressions).
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(1940)
Kōkichi Tsuburaya: Japanese runner (d. 1968).
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1939 - 1930
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(1938)
Michael Brown (director)
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(1938)
Giuliano Amato: Italian constitutional director of the University of Rome.
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(1938)
Michael Brown: American assistant director of "Swamp Beast" in 1976.
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(1938)
Milton Johns: English actor.
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(1938)
Laurent Beaudoin: French/Canadian businessman.
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(1938)
Francine Pascal: American author and playwright.
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(1938)
Buck Taylor in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Monroes, Gunsmoke).
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(1937)
Roger Zelazny: American science-fiction and fantasy writer who became a regular contributor to sci-fi magazines since 1962.
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(1937)
Trevor Baylis: English inventor invented the wind-up radio.
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(1937)
Zohra Lampert: American actress.
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(1937)
John Cope: Baron Cope of Berkeley English accountant and politician Treasurer of the Household.
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(1937)
Roch Carrier: Canadian librarian and author.
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(1937)
Roger [Joseph] Zelazny: Sci-fi author (6 Hugos, Chronicles of Amber).
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(1937)
Susan Hampshire: Actress.
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(1937)
Judith Somogi in New York City: New York, USA; conductor (Frankfurt Opera-1982).
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(1937)
George Carlin: Comedian.
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(1937)
Zohra Lampert in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Doctor's Hospital).
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(1936)
Alan Rayfield: governor (Long Latin Prison).
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(1936)
Bill Rompkey: Canadian educator and politician.
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(1936)
Rafael Campos: Santiago, Dominican Republic -- Actor (Tonka).
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(1936)
Michel Cabanier
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(1935)
Luciano Benetton: Italian industrialist, a producer of fashion sporting goods with his three siblings.
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(1935)
Teddy Randazzo: American singer-songwriter and accordion player (The Three Chuckles) (d. 2003).
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(1935)
Yizhak Sadai: Composer.
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(1935)
Kája Saudek: Czech author and illustrator (d. 2015).
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(1935)
Jan Saudek: Czech photographer and painter.
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(1935)
Nigel Butterley: Composer.
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(1935)
Dominic Cossa: American opera singer.
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(1935)
Giuliana Benetton: Italian industrialist, a fashion sporting good producer with her three siblings.
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(1934)
Ehud Netzer: Israeli archaeologist architect and academic (d. 2010).
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(1934)
Leon Wagner: American baseball player and actor (d. 2004).
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(1934)
Adolf Muschg: Swiss writer and professor of literature.
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(1933)
Aglaé (singer)
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(1933)
Stig Gustav Schonberg: Composer.
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(1933)
Alden Ashforth: Composer.
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(1933)
Sid Morrison American politician (Representative-Republican-Washington: 1981-).
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(1933)
John Roseboro: American baseball player, a left-hitting/right-throwing catcher who played with the Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers (1957–1967), Minnesota Twins (1968–1969), and Washington Senators (1970).
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(1933)
Guy Calvo: France sport Champion.
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(1932)
Yuri Ahronovitch
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(1932)
Gianni Boncompagni: Italian radio host, lyricist, television writer and director of television.
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(1931)
Jim Jones (cult)
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(1931)
Gérard Mulliez: French industrialist, who began his commercial career as a director of knitting machine manufacturing, 1956-1958 then Sales Director, 1958-1960.
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(1931)
William Utting: chief inspector (British Social Services).
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(1931)
Eileen Diss: Theatrical designer (August, Secret Places, Betrayal).
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(1931)
Giulio Brogi: Italian actor who has appeared in 39 films and television shows since 1967.
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(1931)
Jim Jones: American cult figure, the Leader of The People's Temple.
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(1931)
Sydney Lipworth: South African-English lawyer businessman and philanthropist.
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(1930)
Maurice Couturier
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(1930)
Vernon Shaw: Dominican politician 5th President of Dominica (d. 2013).
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(1930)
José Lozano: Spanish journalist and author.
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(1930)
Jose Jimenez Lozano: Spanish writer.
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(1930)
Mike Gravel: American politician, former Democratic Party Senator from Alaska, and outspoken candidate for President in the 2008 election race.
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
John Galvin: American general (d. 2015).
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(1928)
Édouard Molinaro: French actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 2013).
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(1928)
Edward Tierney: American minor actor.
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(1928)
Enrique Bolanos: Nicaraguan politician.
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(1928)
Enrique Bolaños: Nicaraguan politician President of Nicaragua.
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(1928)
Jim Shoulders: American rodeo cowboy (d. 2007).
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(1928)
Edouard Molinaro: French film actor, director and screenwriter.
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(1928)
Eduardo Molinaro: French film director, intelligent and versatile, who chose the route of commercially popular slick cinema and was noted for his 1978 film, "La Cage Aux Folles" with Michel Serrault.
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(1928)
Theo Saat: Dutch sprinter (d. 2015).
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(1927)
Bice Valori: Italian actress and comedienne who appeared in theater and on TV, usually in tandem with her husband, Psolo Panelli.
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Pierre Sudreau: French politician, education minister under Charles DeGaulle until late September 1962 when he resigned as a protest against a proposed amendment to the French constitution stipulating that French Presidents would be henceforth elected by popular vote.
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(1918)
John Johnston British diplomat (Rhodesia: Malaysia).
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(1918)
Anne Spoerry: French doctor and aviator, alias 'Mama daktari' (Madame Doctor in Swahili), who died on 2 February 1999 in Nairobi, Kenya.
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(1918)
Gwyn Howells: Australian public servant (d. 1997).
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(1918)
Balasaraswati : Indian dancer and instructor (d. 1984).
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(1918)
Mary Kay Ash: Businesswoman.
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(1918)
Pierre Lorillon: French aviator, a fighter pilot in World War II and one of the last three pilots in the Normandie-Niemen regiment.
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(1918)
T Balasaraswati: Indian Bharatanatyam dancer (d. 1984).
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(1917)
Paul Osmond: British senior civil servant.
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(1917)
Wilhelmus C: Wijen [Broeder Pius] social worker (Cura?ao).
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