List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 14th
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2014Family Member
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2006British family, the son and daughter of Tory leader David Cameron (and his wife Samantha). The baby was 7lb 13oz in weight and was born via Caesarean section. His three-year-old brother, Ivan, has cerebral palsy, and his two year-old sister, Nancy, has cerebral palsy.
TV Actor
American acting dog (d. 2015)
Dancer
Chef
Vine Star
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999YouTube Star
NYC, New York -- Son model Elle MacPherson
American celebrity family, the son Elle MacPherson's supermodel daughter, was named after his father. The 7-pound baby will be named by his parents. Flynn, boy
Instagram Star
YouTube Star
TV Actress
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
She was a freestyle swimmer from France and won a bronze medal in the 2012 Olympics.
YouTube Star
American actress.
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
Jr., American actor
Jr., American actor
TV Actor
Football Player
Pop Singer
Movie Actor
Soccer Player
English footballer
Estonian footballer
Maldivian footballer
TV Actor
American child actress.
Movie Actor
Football Player
Reality Star
German-Turkish footballer
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Canadian curler
Guitarist
Mexican footballer
German footballer
Polish footballer
Slovak swimmer
Estonian basketball player
Canadian ice hockey player
English gymnast
Mexican footballer
Swiss singer and contestant in reality show
American singer and dancer (The Pussycat Dolls).
Argentinian footballer
Spanish American actress.
Estonian ice hockey player
Argentine footballer
TV Actress
Canadian screenwriter and producer of actresses
Uruguayan footballer
German footballer
YouTube Star
American actor
Russian singer
German footballer
American actor
American family of distinction, daughter of Aissa Wayne Guionis and granddaughter John Wayne.
English footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
Russian singer
American actress
Chinese footballer
South Korean footballer
English screenwriter and actor
German race car driver
Filipino actress
Spanish swimmer
German footballer
German racing driver
South Korean footballer
Model and actress from Morocco, British born
American baseball player
Actor
Family Member
Pop Singer
Drummer
Actor (Evening Shade)
Actress and singer from the Philippines
British model
Japanese actress and model
Swiss footballer
Filipino Dancer and Actor
Hong Kong actress and singer (Cookies).
Actor
Actress
Tunisian footballer
Filipino dancer and actor
French footballer
Virgin Islander player
Australian Rugby Captain
Welsh singer and reality TV contestant
Canadian speed skater
Slovak ice hockey player
English footballer and fashion designer
Slovak tennis player
Estonian rower
YouTube Star
Slovak hockey player
French motorcycle racer
French motorcyclist, currently racing in the Superbike World Championships for VOLTCOM Crescent Suzuki on a GSXR1000.
American baseball player (d.2014)
American singer and actress
Mexican-Japanese wrestler
Italian footballer
Hong Kong producer and actress
American producer and screenwriter
Mexican footballer
Japanese actress
Mexican footballer
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979He is a French actor. He was born to Vincent Beaufils, an esthetist doctor. In the early nineties, he began his career.
Italian footballer
Uruguayan footballer
TV Actress
American basketball player
soccer forward (Olympics-1996).
English actor
Lithuanian basketball player
American singer-songwriter and producer
Australian cross-country and road cyclist, winner of Tour de France 2011.
Utah, United States -- Vocalist - Osmond Boys
Singer and actress from the Philippines
Actor and comedian from Australia
South African motorbike racer (Born 1977).
English footballer
British professional ballroom dancer
Musician
Musician
American producer and actress
Norwegian singer-songwriter (Leaves’ Eyes and Theatre of Tragedy).
North Carolina, USA; Miss North Carolina-America (1996).
Australian musician, The Living End
Reality TV personality in America
French actor
Chinese manager and footballer
Turkish singer-songwriter
Italian fencer, who won the Olymic Gold Medal 2000 and 2004. Giovanna Trillini from Jesi has been her main rival. Vezzali has won four Olympic gold medals, three in individual foil and one in team foil. She is also the reigning world champion.
NFL linebacker (Chicago Bears).
Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
Italian-Mexican singer
Rock Singer
Belgian footballer
American basketball player: guard, Celtics
Japanese figure skater and sportscaster
American football player (Born 1973).
Sacramento Kings).
Georgia, USA; rower (Olympics 1996).
NFL / WLAF tail back (Dallas Cowboys, Frankfurt Galaxy)
He was an American screenwriter, director, and producer.
American musician (Matchbox Twenty)
American professional wrestler
He was an American athlete who played for the New England Patriots between 1993 and 2001. He was then traded to the Buffalo Bills. He was injured in his final year with the Patriots and had to be withdrawn from several games. Tom Brady replaced him as quarterback. He accepted the Patriot's offer to trade him to Bills.
Louisiana, USA; Miss Louisiana-America (1996-second).
FC Groningen).
Japanese comedian
Spanish singer and actress
Full back of the Canadian Football League (Montreal Alouettes).
Wrestler
Rocker (Young Nation)
Skype was developed by an Estonian computer programmer.
Center, Wizards: American basketball player
American professional wrestler
Director
NFL tight end (Buffalo Bills).
Filipino TV Host and Actress
American wrestler and actor (d. 2014)
Japanese model
Romanian basketball player
Japanese actress and singer
Oakland Raiders).
NFL running back (Philadelphia Eagles).
Movie Actor
French tennis player and pro since 1989. Also, winner (team), of the 1996 Davis Cup.
Italian cyclist
Queensland; Australasia golfer.
Minnesota, USA; NHL defenseman (Ottawa Senators).
Duluth, Minnesota -- NHL defenseman (Ottawa Senators)
California, USA; volleyball outside hitter. (Olympics 1996).
Catcher for the US baseball team (New York Mets).
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Detroit Lions).
Texas, USA. Nike golfer (1993 NIKE Shreveport Open 36th).
San Francisco 49ers).
Colorado, USA; model (Guess Jeans).
New York Jets).
Brazilian beach volleyball player
Wide receiver is an American football player who started playing in 1991 with the Atlanta Falcons.
English politician and journalist Shadow Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change
American football coach and player
Japanese actress
American model
American civil servant and author 25th White House press secretary
Guyanese-English cricketer
Tunisian singer and actress
French rugby player who plays as a hooker for the French Rugby team 1999
Bulgarian-Swiss tennis player
Prime Minister of the Netherlands, a Dutch politician and businessman
Sweden; NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (Nationals-13th-1994).
Bulgaria; tennis player (1984 US Open Mixed Doubles).
EasyJet was founded by a Greek-English businessman
Italian skier who won a Silver Medal at the International Olympic Games in Nagano (Japan), February 1998.
Most, Czechoslovakia -- NHL defenceman (Philadelphia Flyers), Olympics - Gold-- 1998
Businessman
Texas, USA. PGA golfer (1990 Hawaiian Open third).
French notable family, the daughter Minister Michel Noir. Pierre Botton was her husband. She married Pierre Botton on 12/19/1987. Her husband was a "fixer" during the 1980s. He lived a high-profile lifestyle until he was indicted for corruption in November 1992. He was sentenced to four years in April 1995. (Suspended sentence, two million Francs fine, and prohibited from operating …
NFL linebacker (Atlanta Falcons).
Italian sportscaster and cyclist
Sri-Lankan singer of French mother born in England, widely known for her duet "Là-bas" with Jean-Jacques Goldman.
Latvian actor
American actor
He was a French swimmer who won a silver medal in the 200m backstroke at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.
NFL center (Cincinnati Bengals).
Canadian actor
American baseball player (Born 1963).
Pennsylvania, USA; Catcher (Seattle Mariners).
Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
New York, USA. Actor (Gremlins).
French rugby player. He was selected an unprecedented 111 times at international events and 5 times as captain of FranceaEUR(tm).s XV team. He participated in three World Cups, 1987 (2nd Place), 1991 (quarter finals), and 1995 (3rd Place).
American photographer and makeup artist (Born 1962).
English actor
American porn actress
American actress
American author and historian (d. 2013).
Italian journalist and host of "Big Brother," a television special series. This show is a true-life story based on the American contest.
American author
Politician
Tunisian singer
American actress nominated for Oscar for her performance in "Agnes of God", 1985
California, USA; actress ("Big Chill, Impulse")
NFL quarterback (Buffalo Bills)
NFL quarterback (Buffalo Bills)
British trumpeter (Born 1928).
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American soprano
American soprano opera singer. She made her professional debut in Austria in 1986. The next phase was one of frustration and self-doubt, which was exacerbated by the fact that Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, a German soprano, had given her a training program that wasn't right for her voice. She was plagued by terrible stage-fright and had to learn to trust her voice …
Flemish singer.
Frankfurt, Germany -- Actor ("Loving, All My Children")
Argentine racing driver
Spanish soldier (d. 2013)
Australian coach and footballer
French politician and businessman.
French actor, playwright, and director of a dramatic troupe died from AIDS in Paris on September 30, 1995.
English bishop
American actor and television host
Finnish actress and soprano
American actor who was handsome, but lacks personality. He made his breakthrough with the series Wiseguy. He tried to make it big as a movie star, but he failed. He was suffering from alcohol problems and was arrested in Beverly Hills on 12/28/1996 for threatening the bartender with a hunting blade when he refused to drink more.
French singer, whose first single, "Dyslexique," went on to sell 500,000 copies and became one of the greatest hits of 1981.
Musician
Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Wanderers)
German academic and sculptor
American baseball player
American Jr. boxer and trainer (d.2015)
had arm amputated.
New York, USA; lightweight boxer (Olympics-silver-1976).
Estonian architect
American criminal (d.2014)
American publishing executive (d. 1991).
Grandson of Mary, the English princess
American actor and director
American novelist. Author of "Ready to Fall" (2000), "Must Love Dogs” (2002), and "Multiple Choice” (2004). "Must Love Dogs", a Barnes and Noble Discover Great New Writers Pick and a Book Sense 76 top ten fiction pick, was a national bestseller. It will soon be made into a film. Cook was invited to judge the 2004 Thurber Prize of Humor …
Diplomat
American professional wrestler
Belgian athlete
Pakistani politician, Chief Minister of Balochistan. (d. 2013).
American family with second daughter, Shelley Winters and Vittorio Gassman. Shelley stated that her daughter was a registered nursing assistant on a talk-show.
American storyteller
Composer
French sommelier who was awarded the title "World's Best Sommier" in 1989.
American baseball player. He was a left-handed pitcher and played for the Cincinnati Reds and Montreal Expos, Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals from 1974 to 1979.
English academic and psychologist
Indian politician and lawyer Indian Minister of External Affairs
Politician
American reproductive-rights advocate
American skater, Ken Shelley and her on the U.S. Olympic Team in 1968 and 1972. They were U.S. Pairs Champs as well as World Bronze medallists. She was the Ice Capades' star from 1975 to 1980.
British soccer player/manager (Newcastle United).
Singer/musician (Beausoleil).
American producer and host of radio
French businessman and former director of Pommery Champagnes. After a paragliding accident in 1993, he was made quadriplegic. This occurred shortly after his wife was diagnosed with a terminal disease. Abdel Yasmin Sellou, an Algerian caretaker, saved him from deep depression.
Belgian vocalist / actor (Brussels by Night)
Belgian musician, Dutch-born, who sings primarily Dutch.
Politician
English academic and sociologist
American actor
American guitarist (Heart & Alias).
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Rocker
Screenwriter and actor for English television
Businessman
Neal; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Massachusetts).
Politician
Entertainer
American magician, illusionist, actor, comedian, writer, director and usually silent half of the comedy magic duo Penn & Teller, along with Penn Jillette. Teller is an atheist, debunker, skeptic, and a fellow of the Cato Institute (a free market libertarian think tank which also lists his performing partner Penn Jillette as a fellow), an organization which featured prominently in the …
Pennsylvania, USA; magician (Penn and Teller).
Dutch musician (d. 2005).
American television and radio personality
Comedian (Howard Stern Show)
Mexican-American actress and dancer
American singer, guitarist, composer, lyricist, performer, and recording artist. After being raised in N.Y., Buckley moved to California with his family at eight years old. He had biked across the United States as a teenager. He was discovered by Frank Zappa's manager Herb Cohen who offered him a recording contract.
American politician and lawyer, 76th Governor of New Hampshire
Vietnam -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 37 / 36)
German Federal Republic long jumper (Olympics-gold-1972).
American song-and dance man and gifted dancer.
French actress, born in America to Jean-Pierre Aumont and Maria Montez. Tina lived with her paternal uncle, his wife, and her father during her teenage years. Her father made a new home. Jean-Pierre married Marisa Pavan (sister of actress Pier Angeli) five years after Maria Montez died. Tina, like any other daughter of a well-known actor or actress, had to …
Belgian (Flemish), stage and movie actor who played his first major role in Fons Rademakers’ Mira (1971). He has been in numerous Flemish and Dutch TV and film productions since then. He was a star in Academy Award-winning movies like Antonia and Karakter, as well as the Oscar-nominated drama Daens. He also declined roles in Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut …
English TV / video producer
Nauru politician President, Nauru (d.2003)
French homicide; his wife was strangled 10/25/1986.
USA; rocker (Blood, Sweat and Tears, "When I Die")
California, USA; actress (Master of Love Casanova).
England, United Kingdom -- Rocker. (Animals).
Jenkins; British director for personnel (Royal Mail).
Politician
Actor
New York, USA. Actor/dancer (White Nights Taps).
Monarch of Liechtenstein who has reigned since the death of his father Franz Joseph II, Prince (Fürst) of Liechtenstein, on 13 November 1989. Prince Hans-Adam owns a banking group and has a family fortune valued in the billions, making him one of the world's richest heads of state, and Europe's wealthiest monarch. He owns an extensive art collection, much of …
Uruguayan manager and footballer (d.2013)
Prince of Liechtenstein
Prince of Liechtenstein
English businessman
American business executive, whose holdings of Reebok stock placed him on the Forbes 400 List in 1986 with a net worth $270 million. His net worth soared to $450 million a year later. He gave millions of dollars to charities and established a foundation that provides scholarships for the inner-city.
English screenwriter and producer of director producers
English screenwriter and producer of director producers
French psychoanalyst, writer. He was a founding member of the A%0cole De la Cause Freudienne (School of the Freudian Cause), and the World Association of Psychoanalysis, which he headed from 1992 to 2002. He is the sole author of The Seminars of Jacques Lacan.
PGA golfer (Provo Open-1966, 1991, 1993).
American journalist and author
Swedish race car driver (Born 1944)
American saxophonist (Parliament-Funkadelic The J.B.'s and The Horny Horns)
American producer and director (d. 2007).
American singer-songwriter
American Astrologer, Researcher and Author on Chiron.
Pennsylvania, USA. Singer ("Avalanche", “Be True to You”).
Journalist / critic / actor (Boezemvriend)
New York, USA; PGA golfer (1968 Philadelphia Classic).
American media mogul and politician
French actor on stage and film. My parents were 40 years old when I was born. He said that he had a twelve-year-old brother. He is most well-known for his role as a character in "Trois hommes and un couffin", which he was portrayed by Tom Selleck in "Three Men and a Baby", the US remake. He is also known …
Mexican race car driver (d. 1962).
American politician. In January 1999, Reilly was elected 43rd Attorney General in Massachusetts. He has led the fight against Microsoft and the tobacco industry.
chief commissioner (Guide Association).
American actor and director
Mexican racing driver (d. 1962).
Polish actor and singer
American billionaire, politician and businessman was elected as the 108th mayor of New York City. He succeeded Rudy Giuliani. He spent nearly $70 million on his campaign and was sworn into office by his predecessor in Times Square just minutes after midnight on January 1,2002. He took the oath at 12:21 EST that same day in a simple ceremony at …
American politician. Former Senator and State Representative from Massachusetts and Dem. In 1992, he was a candidate for the Presidential election. He is a Spartan candidate, arguing that America is in economic crisis and should wake up. He believes that patriotism and sacrifice are the best ways to solve this problem. His biggest problem is finding jobs.
British Member of Parliament.
Musician
American educator, government official, college president, cabinet Member, Secretary of Health & Human Services for Bill Clinton.
English guitarist (d. 2012)
American businessman founded Golden Corral
1st born in captivity in US (Marineland, Florida)
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Trombonist
American producer and director
American economist and Nobel Prize winner in academic Economics
American singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2016)
New York, USA. Actress (Electric Company and Viper).
American actress (d. 2014.)
French novelist and writer, author of detective stories.
Baron MacGregor of Pulham Marketplace English politician Secretary-of-State for Transport
American blues singer and guitarist (Born 1937).
American actor
Florida, USA; actor
French cartoonist and humorous illustrator who began his career in 1958 by publishing his drawings in Le Rire, Hara-Kiri, Charlie Mensuel and Pilote.
Stripper and actress from Argentina-American
Argentina -- (Wilbur mills affair).
French doctor, specialist in obstetrics, who died in Sceaux on August 8, 2009.
American track and field star at UCLA. Very popular with the public. TIME Magazine called him "The Pinup Boy", and he signed a film contract with MGM in 1956.
American pro golfer. In late 1954, she became a professional golfer. She fell down the stairs in January 1964 and suffered injuries to her leg tendons.
Baron Wilson of Tillyorn Scottish diplomat and academic 27th Governor of Hong Kong
Actress from Indonesian-Dutch (d.2013)
of Tillyorn
Printer
Dutch actress (Pipo The Clown)
California, USA. LPGA golfer (4-times LPGA champion).
American actress and singer on stage, TV and film. She is best known for her role as star in the TV series "The Brady Bunch" (1969-74). She was a part of the 1970 Broadway play, "Song of Norway", and has also played other roles on Broadway and in Las Vegas. She made frequent appearances on "The Tonight Show" during Johnny …
Swiss conductor
Indiana, USA; actress/singer
German/swiss stage/tv actress.
Australia -- Sprinter (1956 Olympics - 2 Bronze Medals)
Indian actress and singer (d. 1969)
French theater director and general manager of the "Olympia" music hall in Paris, 1979-2001.
Composer
Vice-Chancellor (Durham University).
Composer
CEO (English Heritage).
Bishop (Truro)
Director (Central Statistical Office).
Germany Actor
Swedish actress
Bishop (Gloucester)
Michigan, USA; actor, Flipper, Straightaway
American wrestler and Olympic bronze medalist. He was the winner of the bronze medal in the Light Heavyweight Freestyle competition at the 1956 Olympics held in Melbourne, Australia.
German film director and author. He was born during World War II and studied music, history and law in Marburg, Germany. In 1956, he received his doctorate of law. Kluge met Theodor Adorno while he was studying in Frankfurt. He was a professor at the Institute for Social Research or Frankfurt School. Kluge was the legal counsel to the Institute …
French mathematics assistant at University of Algiers. He was a member of Algeria's Communist Party and an activist for the anticolonialist cause.
American group singer, Dotty and Chris were sisters who performed at nightclubs in the '50s & '60s. After a 17-year separation, the sisters reached their fans once again in the '80s with Chris at 57, Dorothy 56, and Phyllis 54. Their last performance was on "The Ed Sullivan Show" 1968. They sang together since they were children. Dorothy and Chris …
Canadian hockey player (d. 2006)
Canadian ice hockey coach and player (d. 2006).
Bronx (New York) -- Actor (Combat Roots, Twilight Zone The Movie).
Ohio, USA; singer (McGuire Sisters).
New York Rangers).
American actor and director (d.2005)
American author of many novels, poetry volumes, short fiction, essays, and other works.
French Astrologer and Author of Time Zone Books
French actress who starred in 80 films and TV shows between 1956-1995.
Bayonne Writer
Stewart; principal (Lady Margaret Hall Oxford).
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American actor (age 53) and two children actors are killed in a helicopter crash during filming of Twilight Zone: The Movie in Valencia. California.
American actor (age 53) and two children actors are killed in a helicopter crash during filming of Twilight Zone: The Movie in Valencia. California.
New York, USA. Actor (Combat Roots, Twilight Zone the Movie).
French actor, jazz drummer and restaurateur.
American politician and general (d. 2014).
American soldier and politician, 58th Governor of Mississippi (d.2013)
Canadian actress and model (d. 2007).
Brazilian musician (d.2013)
Japanese voice actor (d. 2014)
American businessman
Ontario, Canada; actress (Miss Moneypenny-James Bond films);
CEO (Plessey Company).
Portuguese Admiral, President of the Council of Governors of Angola. Also known as "the Red Admiral". He was a political activist and took part in the Carnation Revolution on 25 April 1974. This helped to secure independence for the former Portuguese colony, Angola. It occurred on 11 November 1975.
American female impersonator, Master of Ceremonies at Hollywood club "Le Cage Aux Folles." At 18 he started his career in show business and moved to female impersonation. He wore flamboyant sequins, boas, and flashy costumes and was able to field questions with confidence. He was a minor actor and appeared in 1983's "To Be or Not to Be."
Pennsylvania, USA; Orchestra leader (Guide Right Howard Cosell).
American family of distinction. Alice Roosevelt Longworth was the only child. There was much conflict between mother and daughter for many years. Their animosity was so intense that Alice declared to her that she was not a child of Alice Roosevelt Longworth. This was just a day before Paulina married Sturm. After only five to six years of marriage, they …
Colorado, USA; actress (Me and Mrs C).
Scottish journalist and writer of science fiction novels and short stories. His first sci-fi novels were memorable and moving. McIntosh had a near death experience.
Charleston Military man
Filipino military leader, who overthrew Ferdinand Marcos and aimed to take power. He became an opponent of President Aquino after his ambitions were not realized.
of Burma.
2nd Countess Mountbatten, Burma
American singer and actress
Composer
CEO (Allied-Lyons).
Italian professional football player. Bonomi, six years old, fell into Adda River. He was almost drowned when a 10-year-old boy saved him. Ironically, Mazzola was his rescuer. He would go on to become one of the most important football players in Italy and be the captain of Il Grande Torino's 1940s team. Mazzola and most of the Il Grande Torino …
golfer (1960 PGA winner).
German engineer, town planner, aircraft pilot, management consultant, geodesist, economist, chairman of aEUR~Chance Zukunft e.V.aEUR(tm) (alternative agricultural projects) and of aEUR~Institut fuer Lebens- und UnternehmungsberatungaEUR(tm), researcher of physiognomy. Professional astrologer, a member of aEUR~Deutscher Astrologenverband/DAVaEUR(tm) and cosmobiologist of the Ebertin School. Psychologically oriented astrology is what I advocate. Expert in individual and partner astrology, as well
American radio host (d. 1982)
American disk jockey and impresario (d. 1982).
French bridge and checkers player.
American television personality. He was a broadcaster at a small radio station near his childhood farm in Lima, Ohio from 1943 to 1945. He wanted to be an artist as a child and discovered that he was 90% colorblind at the age of 13.
Canadian politician and ice hockey player 3rd Mayor Mississauga
France Actor
Dutch soccer player.
composer.
Vice-Chancellor (Essex University).
Austrian actress (d.2008)
consultant surgeon.
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919French resistance fighter in World War II. Later, he became a politician.
American military. Posthumously, the Medal of Honor was awarded to the United States Marine for his brave actions during World War II. He died in July 1944.
American mathematician, academic Nobel Prize laureate (d.2011)
New York, xray crystallographer (Nobel Prize 1985).
French military, General and State Secretary for Defense
English singer and actress (d. 2006).
Japanese producer and director
France Military man
Zulawski composer.
Staten Island, New York -- Actor (Chief-Get Smart)
Norwegian judge and jurist. From 1968 to 1986, he was Supreme Court Justice. Bloms was a key member of Hjemmefrontens Ledelse ("The Leadership of the Home Front") during the Norwegian occupation in World War II. He was awarded the Defence Medal 1940aEUR”1945 and the Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav in 1978.
American politician and lawyer, Ohio's 59th Governor and a lawyer. In 1938, O'Neill was Phi Beta Kappa and was elected to the Ohio House of Representatives. He served 12 years. He served as Ohio Attorney General from 1950 to 1956 and then became Governor on 06/06/1956.
General French Military, who died 22 June 2011.
Montpellier physician
songwriter.
H Stewart-Moore CEO (Gallaher).
Belgian boxer. He was a heavyweight fighter between 1932 and 1954. He stopped fighting between 1944-1949.
Australian golfer (Born 1914)
American labor union leader who was elected President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) in 1957. He was a controversial and powerful leader who transformed the Teamsters into the largest labor union in America at that time, with 2.1 million members. Many unskilled workers were able to earn wages that were almost as high or higher than those of …
American football coach at Ohio State University. Hayes, who was a charging bull and angry bull, was known for his temper and tyrannical conduct during Ohio State games. Hayes was regarded as one of the most controversial and colorful college football coaches. He was twice named Coach-of-the Year and earned eight Rose bowl trips. He was a savage to cameramen …
American minister, ordained clergyman of Episcopal Church, 1944. He was also Chaplain and Dean of Columbia University's Department of Religion from 1949-1952. He was elected Dean of the Cathedral from 1952-1958, and Bishop of California in 1958-1966.
Birmingham, Alabama -- Sportscaster (voice for New York Yankees).
Dutch poet / writer ("Man Without a Head")
Harrington cartoonist.
Spanish British / German double agent
Hungarian author and explorer (d. 1988).
United States -- Teacher/historiker / author (A Small Bequest).
Dutch-American inventor and physician, who was a pioneer in hemodialysis as well as the development of artificial organs.
Dutch rally driver and inventor
Dutch / US internist / inventor (Artificial Kidney)
Cleveland, Ohio -- Actress. (Double Wedding. Riding on Air).
French politician and Senator for the Charente. He is currently a member of the Democratic Left group. He died 6 July 1987.
Germany Scientist
American inventor and physicist. The transistor was invented by William Shockley in 1947. This invention changed the course for electronics and computers forever.
Norwegian comedian, singer, actor, and manager of theatre, undoubtedly the most well-known person in Norway.
American writer, performer, scientist, and artist.
Famous birthdays on February 14th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909French fashion journalist, editor and writer.
English-American jockey, trainer (d. 2003).
American actress (Born in 1905)
American actress (Born in 1905)
Brooklyn, New York -- Actress (Miracle on 34th Street).
Finnish communist.
Lord Lieutenant (Dyfed).
Oatley electrical engineer.
Finnish communist (d. 1974).
English engineer and physicist
Netherlands Scientist
Netherlands Scientist
American actor (d. 1967).
Actor, Trouble With Father, dies at 64 from a heart attack
Azner composer.
Squaw Valley, California -- Actor ( Show)
Fresno (California) -- Vocalist/actor (Vincent Lopez).
Germany Scientist