List of celebrities and famous people who were born on April 15th
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2003TV Actress
Dancer
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999TV Actress
Vine Star
Pop Singer
American daughter of a prominent family. Her father is John A. Virant founder and owner Zoe/Rounder recording station. He named the company after her. Mary (Willard) Virant was her mother. She was born in Westfield, MA on June 28, 1967.
Turkish tennis player
YouTube Star
Model
TV Actor
Cheerleader
Filipino actress
Bahamian sprinter
R&B Singer
Actor
American singer and actress
Swedish actress and singer
Swedish footballer
Ukrainian-American actor and bodybuilder.
Venezuelan singer and actress
Pop Singer
Instagram Star
Japanese singer and actor (Hey! Say! JUMP)
Model
British actress. Famed for her role as Hermione Granger, in Harry Potter films.
American porn actress
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American actor
Belgian footballer
YouTube Star
Austrian hurdler
Japanese voice actress
English singer-songwriter
French rugby player
Italian footballer
Actor
English singer-songwriter
TV Actress
R&B Singer
English actres
French footballer
Italian race walker
Pop Singer
Ghanaian footballer
English footballer
Comedian
American porn director and actress
Canadian ice hockey player
American baseball player
German pornographic actress
American Ice Hockey Player
Canadian ice hockey player
American football player
Comedian
American producer and guitarist (Skillet).
Brazilian actress
British singer/songwriter
Danish professional cyclist
Canadian television host and chef (d. 2012).
Russian player in ice hockey
American Olympic bobsledder. He was at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. He was a dental student who participated in both the four-man and two-man events, but didn't win any medals. He earned a reputation at university for his track and field performances, especially in the 100m and long jump. He became interested in bobsledding and competed. He won a spot …
Australian professional golfer
Swedish skier (d. 2014)
Brazilian footballer
American rapper and producer (All City Chess Club)
Canadian actor and writer
Belgian actress. She was born in Belgium. She then starred in St.Jacques-La Mecque (a film about a group on their way to Santiago de Compostela). CachA(c), directed by Michael Haneke (well-known for his movie "Funny Games") and Ravages, a film by Christophe Lamotte, Blame), will also feature her.
American record producer and actress for singer-songwriters
Spanish footballer
Writer
American baseball player
American singer-songwriter (Circa Suvive the Sound of Animals Fighting Saosin high and Driving and Zolof, the Rock & Roll Destroyer).
Ohio rapper (Another Bad Creation).
Argentine football player
Argentinian footballer
American artist
Actress
Luxembourger cyclist
British actress
American author and chef
American drummer (The Black Keys The Rentals and Drummer).
Spanish basketball player
Luxembourgish professional cyclist
Harmonica / gospel singer, dies at 83
American dancer
Spanish basketball player
Australian rugby league player
Costa Rican footballer
American football player
English cricketer
Costa Rican footballer
Italian actress, a graduate from Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia. She was also the star of the box office smash movie "Parlami d'amore," directed and produced by Silvio Muccino. She has worked with Giuliano Montaldo on "I demoni di San Pietroburgo" and Fausto Brizzi on "Notte prima degli esami oggi."
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979TV Actor
Welsh singer and actor. Evans started his stage career in London, where he performed in many West End plays such as Rent, Miss Saigon and Piaf. He then got his breakthrough role in Hollywood, playing the role of Apollo in the Clash of the Titans remake in 2010. Evans's debut saw him in action-thriller films like The Raven (2012) and …
World Music Singer
Songwriter
Wrestler
Reality Star
American baseball player
American game pioneer (Born 1836)
Australian actress
American Ice Hockey Player
Politician
Illinois; figure skater (1997 Midwestern Senior Champion).
English racing driver
Rockford, Illinois -- Figure skater (1997 Midwestern Sr Champ)
Indian sculptor
Actress
Actor
American homicide victim. She was nine months pregnant at the time she was shot and then disemboweled by Michelle Bica in a primitive C section. Michelle Bica wanted her baby.
American actress
Lithuanian footballer
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Reality Star
Lithuanian basketball player
English rower
American race car driver (d.2006)
German-American immunologist and biophysicist
Athlete
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (All That Remains, Shadows Fall).
American singer (All That Remains).
American actor
Miss Universe - 2nd place (Venezuela, 1997)
Russia; NHL right wing (Chicago Blackhawks, Olympics-silver-1998).
Skateboarder
quarterback (Pittsburgh Steelers).
South Korean actor and director
Hockey Player
American comedian and podcaster ("Keith and the Girl")
American producer and director of actor
French director of film, best known for his 2011 film "The Untouchables", which he co-created with Eric Toledano.
Actor
NFL / WLAF close end (New York Giants and Barcelona Dragons).
Boxer from Italy and Canada (d. 2009).
Puerto Rico; outfielder (Philadelphia Phillies).
NFL tackle (Detroit Lions).
New York; actor (Real People).
American voice actor and animator
WNBA guard/forward, New York Liberty
Safety in the NFL (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
Tbilisi, Georgia -- Freestyle wrestler (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
South African runner
Estonian fencer
An English politician and lawyer
British television presenter
NFL linebacker (Cleveland Browns).
NFL safety cornerback (New York Giants).
English voice actress
NFL running back (Buffalo Bills).
NFL quarterback (San Diego Chargers).
Musician
Journalist
American actor
Philadelphia Eagles).
American coach and decathlete
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969French politician who was the Minister of Food, Agriculture and Fishing for France from 2009 to 2012.
California, USA; outfielder (Cleveland Indians).
Saint Louis Rams).
NFL cornerback (New York Giants).
Canadian-German ice hockey coach and player
Estonian pianist and conductor
American linebacker, athlete. His rookie year in professional football was 1991.
American family of note, the son Bill and Camille Cosby. He was stopped at a freeway exit to change a flat tire and was shot by an unknown gunman. It was a robbery. He was driving a convertible Mercedes-Benz convertible worth $137,000 He called a friend to inform her that he was stopped and she called the police at 1:45 …
American baseball player
Indiana, USA. Nike golfer (1993 British Columbia Open-8th).
English singer and songwriter (Radiohead).
American actress and model
Moroccan-French runner
Texas, USA; pitcher (New York Yankees).
English rugby player and coach
Pennsylvania, USA. Model (Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 1997).
Politician
French horse racing jockey who retired on November 1, 2012.
American journalist and swimmer
Scottish bass player and songwriter (The Darkness).
Scottish Claymores).
Michigan, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Fieldcrest Cannon-26th).
Actor (Nick Hudson - Another World).
California, USA; American Olympic swimmer (Olympics-gold-1984).
British singer, pin-up girl and star, who was ranked No.17 in Steve Sullivan's book "Glamour Girls – The Illustrated Encyclopedia", St. Martin's Griffin (NY), 1999. Fox was just 16 years old when her naked breasts were greeted by morning readers of The Sun in Britain. Her young blonde beauty, infectious smile and 5'1" 99-pound 36D-23-33-33 form pushed her to the …
There is love everywhere.
Athlete
Russia; tennis pro.
American businessman
American singer-songwriter and record producer. Perry was once the leader singer and primary songwriter for 4 Non Blondes. He has since founded two record labels and composed and produced hit songs for many other female singers. These include Christina Aguilera ("Beautiful") and Gwen Stefani ("What You Are Waiting For?" From her album Love. Angel. Music. Baby. Baby. Perry also contributed …
American hockey player. He is a left-winger for the NHL. Between 1983 and 2002, he played for the Pittsburgh Penguins (Boston Bruins), Los Angeles Kings, New York Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers.
Scientist
Dallas Cowboys).
Japan; astronaut.
Green Bay Packers).
Massachusetts, USA; NHL left-wing (Los Angeles Kings).
Ohio, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Star Bank Third).
French actress, well-known for her roles on the U.S. TV series Flash (1990) and Tarzan (1991-94).
He is a French swimming coach who is known for being very demanding. His success with Laure Manaudou (a swimmer he trained and coached up until May 2007) has made him a well-known figure.
Nigerian-South African journalist
Pakistani cricketer
American journalist
USA; double trap (Olympics-1996).
Politician
Punjabi artist (Born 1962)
Moroccan hurdler
Morrocan hurdler
American singer and voice actor
French football defender who played for Marseille (1979aEUR”1987) and NA(r]mes (1987aEUR”1990). He was the manager of Endoume (1995aEUR”1996), Consolat (1996aEUR”1997), and Marseille (2001aEUR”2005, 2013aEUR”2014).
Popular Italian singer. In 1988, he won the Festival of Sanremo's first prize.
Author
Finnish javelin thrower champion, she won a Silver medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.
English politician and academic
Plant City, Florida -- Playmate (Jul, 1986)
Director
Spanish sportscaster and cyclist
Danish screenwriter and director
Canadian ice hockey player
English snooker player
Belgian Prince / husband of Princess Paola
Philippe of Belgium
Louisiana, USA; murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
Belgium royalty, the first child of Prince Albert and Princess Paola. He married Princess Mathilde D'Udekem D'Acoz on 4 December 1999 and their first child, a daughter, the Crown Princess Elisabeth, was born 25 October 2001. Two boys followed, Prince Gabriel Baudouin Charles Marie born 20 August 2003 and Prince Emmanuel Léopold Guillaume François Marie, born 4 October 2005. Their …
The Duke of Brabant, the heir to Belgium's throne
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959British actress. She was raised in a family where illness was a constant part of daily life. She was a voracious reader and went to Cambridge to study English literature, but she soon discovered that acting was her passion. She discovered a talent for comedy and was the female lead in "Me and My Girl", a West End production in …
Chinese screenwriter and director producer
Quebec, Canada; NHL defenseman (New York Rangers).
American actor
Canadian ice hockey coach and manager
Athlete
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Model and actress from Greece
Actor
British writer
3rd Baronet Scottish politician
Greek basketball player and coach
Egyptian-English criminal
Poet and playwright from England, actor and poet
Rock keyboardist (Berlin - Takes Your Breath Away)
American entrepreneur and owner of a coffee shop.
Model and actress from Greece
Runner
Producer
Louisiana, USA; 100 metre runner (Olympics-4 gold-1976, 1984).
Businessman
Businesswoman
American basketball coach and player
American basketball coach and player
Ohio, USA; astronaut
French ballet dancer and teacher. She was a member of the Paris Opera Ballet since 1967 and was promoted to principal dancer in 1982. She continued to accept invitations after she retired from the stage in 1996. She was the artistic director of A%0cole SupraA(c)rieure De Danse Cannes Rosella Hightower from 2001 to 2008.
Egyptian-born movie producer, and lover of Princess Diana (of Wales), was killed in an automobile accident in Paris on August 31, 1997. Dodi was the playboy child of multimillionaire Mohamed al-Fayed who owns Harrods department shops. Fayed produced films such as "The World According to Garp", and "Chariots of Fire," which won the Oscar.
Businessman
American guitarist and songwriter (d.2015)
English broadcaster and academic
LPGA golfer
Brigitha in the Netherlands; 100 metre/200 metre swimmer (Olympics-bronze-1976).
Egyptian businessman
Businesswoman
American porn actress director and screenwriter
Writer
Greek politician
Swedish gardener
Actor (Tracey Ullman)
Swedish swimmer
Screenwriter and actor from Australia
Swedish swimmer
American actor and singer (d.2010)
Czech-American academic and philosopher
British sculptor, creator of Darth Vader
American male nurse, gay, who worked at a convalescent-retirement home and homicide perpetrator who killed many of his patients with poison.
Austrian figure-skating champion, who won a Gold Medal at 1972 Olympics. She finished 7th in free-skating, but she retained first place thanks to a phenomenon called "spread."
American musician (The Mamas & the Papas), (Born 1935).
Maryland, USA; astronaut
Virginia, USA; PhD/astronaut.
American journalist and author
Cuba -- Spanish personality
English journalist and producer
French actress and film director, yougoslavian descent, born to Ivan Balaskovic. She is best known for her role as a lesbian in Gazon maudit, French Twist (1995), where she was awarded a Cesar. In 2013, she directed "Demi-soeur" (Half sister).
American track and field champion. She finished fourth in the 80m hurdles for women at the 1968 Summer Olympics.
Producer
Illinois, USA; actress
Scientist
American actress
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949French businessman, politician, advisor and author.
American singer
Turkish director and actor
Artist
American writer, director, and executive producer. Zadan is one half of Storyline Entertainment's successful production team with Neil Meron. They met many years ago in New York's theatre community.
Russian actress and singer
American composer and conductor (d.2003)
English historian curator and academic
American actress and model
Entrepreneur
Los Angeles, California -- Playmate (Aug, 1967)
English businessman
Swedish politician
French baritone and French choirmaster
singer (Maniac).
Dutch singer/Wife of Hans Cleuver
Barclay James Harvest - Keyboardist/Vocalist
Barclay James Harvest, English keyboard player and singer (d. 2010).
Swedish politician and nurse Swedish Minister for Social Security
English academic and civil servant
American television producer and writer
Scottish politician. She was elected Member of Parliament for the Labour party in 1990 after she succeeded her late husband in a byelection. Before entering politics, she was previously a local councilor. Adams married Allen in 1968.
American White House Chief Of Staff to President Obama
Author and journalist from Scotland
Author
American politician (Representative-Republican-Maryland).
American singer and actor
He is also known by his alias Comrade Nicholas or Remigio, and was a member of the Shining Path leadership. This Maoist insurgency started the conflict in Peru in 1980. It used as its primary method of combating terrorism. He was the number two in the organization at one point during his career. After nearly 80 years of closure, he …
Musician
B van Rey; Dutch Member to Parliament (VVD).
Welsh singer and guitarist (Love Sculpture & Rockpile).
American economist and CEO at DQE, a local utilities company that sells electricity to the surrounding states. Von Schack holds an AB in Economics and an MBA in Economics. He also received his Ph.D. in Economics from Pace University in 1991. In 1989, the NAACP honored him for his affirmative-action leadership.
Chechen leader (d. 1996)
Russian-Chechen politician and general 1st President, Chechen Republic Of Ichkeria (d. 1996).
Dutch singer ("Les Baroques").
Nobel Prize winner for biochemist and physician in America
Turkish playwright and academic
American artist, ceramicist, and printmaker. He died 21 August 2013.
Blue Diamonds - Indonesian/Dutch singer/guitarist
American singer-songwriter (d.2015)
Baroness Linklater, an English politician
Jr., Vietnam War decorated helicopter pilot (Born 1943).
American CEO and former chairman of Enron. The bankruptcy filing was filed on December 2, 2001. It was the largest bankruptcy in American history. Fortune ranked Houston's corporation as the seventh-largest in the U.S. in 2001. It was considered a stable risk by investors in November 2001. However, there were rumors that the much-hyped stability of the company was not …
French Catholic bishop, third bishop of A%0vry Corbeil–Essonnes diocese since 2000.
American basketball coach and player (d. 2011).
American businessman (d.2006)
American Catholic prelate
Athlete
American bishop
Jong, son of North Korean President Sung (1972-1994).
English academic and economist
Wilmington, Delaware -- Basketball (1964 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
Nebraska, USA; actress
Actress
American politician and lawyer
American missing child. Beverly Potts, a ten-year-old girl, was last seen in Cleveland, Ohio, at 9:00 P.M., on August 24, 1951. She went to a fair, but she did not return home. At 9:30, her father went out looking for her. He called the Cleveland police after he returned home at 10:30 pm without his daughter. Beverly Potts was never …
British politician and tycoon. He was elected the youngest member of Parliament in 1969. He served there until 1974. He is a prolific author who has been consistently at the top of bestseller lists, with blockbuster stories like "Not a Penny More, Not A Penny Less," 1975, Kane And Abel, 1979, and "First Among Equals," 1985. His seven books have …
American singer.
California, USA; bassist. (Grateful Dead – "Truckin '").")
Libyan-Israeli weightlifter (d. 1972)
French Canadian professor of Economics
Rocker
American actor and baseball player (d. 2010).
South African Miss World 1958 Miss World Model South African Actress and Beauty Queen
Irish actor (d.2013)
Switzerland -- 4-man Bobsled (1972 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
New York, USA: actor (Ceremony, Don Juan 73, Ensign Pulver).
American baseball player
American notable family, the son Jennifer Jones and Robert Walker.
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939English actor and singer-songwriter
Kim Wilde, father of rocker
Tunisian-born actress
Internationally recognized Italian actress. In 1957, she began her career as an extra. She then went to Rome to complete the picture. She stayed in showbusiness, changing her name to "Cardina" in 1966. Cardinale was a star in more than 100 movies and made for television productions over a forty-year career. The films include "Il Bell'Antonio", 1965, "The Leopard", and …
Paris, 1989: French Chief Curator of the National Museum of African and Oceanic Arts.
Burmese-Canadian politician and geologist
Professor (neurology)
Burmese politician
French biologist and botanist. He is a renowned specialist in tree architecture and tropical rainforests. His most notable accomplishment is the 1986 "Radeau des cimes", which he launched using an aerostatic balloon. He is a Professor Emeritus at the University of Montpellier.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 1978).
Historian
Latvian actor and director (d.2000)
French international water polo player, who was president of France's National Olympic Committee (CNOSF), for 16 years (1993-1909) and, since 2000, a member the International Olympic Committee.
French film critic and director.
French cyclist, also known as "eternal second", despite finishing in second three times and third five times in the Tour de France (including his last Tour at 40).
Composer
Rector (Lincoln College, Oxford).
French admiral, commander in French Polynesia of French military forces during controversial nuclear weapon testing at Moruroa atoll in mid-90s
Greek actor and producer (d.2008)
Musician
Bassist
British Sufi author and teacher; he travels and teaches. In the 1980s, he was still a member of the circuit.
Japanese journalist
Critic
American production engineer technician and CEO at Du Pont. Woolard, a college graduate with a BS degree in Industrial Engineering, is known for his passion for intellectual sparing. Woolard is an avid basketball fan at his college.
American actress who made her mark on TV, particularly in "Bewitched," which aired from July 1964 to 1972. She was a consummate professional who received nine Emmy nominations. Her personal life was kept out of the spotlight.
English footballer (Born 1933)
Japanese voice actor (d. 2014)
USSR -- Sci fi author (Tale of Troika).
California, USA; actress (Samantha/Serena-Bewitched).
Virginia, USA; Country singer (Hee Haw).
American musician
British producer, director and photographer
Los Angeles Actor
German-American astrologer. She was a professional astrologer from California and became an AFA member May 1967.
Russian Cosmonaut
Director (British Royal United Service for Defense).
Author
Indian poet and songwriter (d.2003)
Vietnam-born Belgian actor. He made his stage debut in 1952. His film debut was in 1954. The 1955 film "Marianne de Ma Jeunesse", which is about Maryann of My Youth, followed in 1955. His career was multi-faceted.
Nobel Prize laureate in Psychology and Translation from Sweden (d. 2015).
BBC governor (Ireland).
American hypnotherapist, past-life regressionist and author. She claims that she met Nostradamus through one her subjects. He wrote a book that contained his interpretations of the Quatrains with radical earth changes and maps.
American feminist, science fiction writer, teacher and activist. She was the first openly lesbian to be granted a tenure-track faculty job at San Francisco State University in 1973. There she also helped create one of the nation's first gender and women study programs. Later, she became a national gay rights activist.
Illinois, USA: violinist ("Hot Canary", Club Embassy")
Swedish psychologist, poet and translator. His poetry captures the long Swedish winters and the rhythm of the seasons, as well as the atmospheric beauty and beauty of nature. TranstrAPmer's poetry often has a religious aspect, as it is filled with a sense mystery and wonder that underlies the everyday grind. He has been called a Christian poet.
He was a French actor who appeared in 52 films and TV shows between 1954-1996. In the 1962 film, he starred with Anna Karina.
American musician, recording artist, and classical performer, well-known in jazz groups.
Head of South Africa's union centre (COSATU).
Icelandic politician and educator, 4th President of Iceland
Actor
Bordeaux Actor
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929(British Broadcast Standards) Deputy Chair
Producer
Canadian politician and lawyer (d. 2008).
English businessman and rower (d. 2015).
Schweppes).
British diplomat
French freemason who was grand master of the "Grande Loge de France" (1993-1995).
France sport Champion
1st black woman architect in New York City and California
American astrologer. She joined AFA in 8/1973. Died 10/16/1983 Golden, CO.
American physicist (d. 1999).
Servant to Gandhi
Australian writer and ecclesiastic. Roman Catholic Priest.
Actor (Bullwinkle Show and Make Room for Daddy), passes away at 64
He was an American politician who was elected to the US Senate in 1972 and held it until 1985. After serving in WWII in the Army, he was elected to the US Senate in 1973. He then became the head of Kentucky's radio stations. He ran for the 1964 election to the state senator and won the race. He was …
Actor
American guitarist (The Bailey Brothers & the Happy Valley Boys). (d. 2014).
Scottish comedian, stage and pantomime actor, comedian. Fulton began his career as a child broadcaster before he moved to London. Before the TV sketch "Scotch and Wry", which began in 1978, Fulton's stage act "Francie and Josie", is a legend. His other notable appearances include "The Dollar Bottom" in 1983, and "The Girl in the Picture" in 1986.
English violinist and conductor
Sri Lankan politician
England; conductor (Minnesota Orchestra 1978).
British historian
CEO (Equity and Law Life Assurance Company).
Estonian poet and author (d. 1966).
American activist founded Minutemen Organization (d.2009)
American politician. He was the first black mayor of Chicago in 1983. Washington was often the target of controversy for several charges, including failing to provide paid services, failing in filing income tax for four consecutive years in the 1960s, and failing to pay personal expenses. Washington was removed from the practice law and spent 36 days in prison in …
Lowell, Massachusetts -- Actor (Cochise-Broken Arrow, Centennial)
English racing driver (d. 1981)
Musician
Actress from England-Australia (d. 2013).
Indian poet and songwriter (d.1999)
Thurston musician.
Russian cosmonaut (d. 1995)
General pilot and astronaut from Ukraine-Russia (d. 1995).
USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 3)
American physician and endocrinologist (d.2009)
Cap d'Ail EXecutives
France sport Champion
France Actor
French painter. He studied architecture at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris, from 1938 to 1941.
Hungarian-American psychiatrist and academic (d. 2012.)
France sport Champion
French trade unionist who was also deputy secretary general of CFDT.
Politician
German soldier and politician, 6th President of Germany (d.2015)
English-South African physicist (d. 2013).
Valence EXecutives
Austrian astrologer, physician.
German politician, President of Germany from 1984-1994. He was an author, jurist, and soldier in the past. Brother of physicist Carl Friedrich von WeizsA$?cker & nephew of neurologist Viktor von WeizsA$?cker.
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919French musician, an accordion player known as the aEUR~aEUR(tm)white gypsyaEUR(tm)aEUR(tm) and the aEUR~aEUR(tm)king of Lappe street." He is a well-known master of his instrument. He was a regular at Balajo, a popular dancing hall, from 1936 to almost 45 years.
Sculptor / lithographer
American military. He was a Major-General with the US Air Force and saw combat during WWII. He held many posts throughout his military career, including in post-war Germany. In 1974, he retired from the Air Force after receiving several decorations, including the Distinguished Service Meda and the Distinguished Flying Cross. He also received the Croix de Guerre palm (France)
airman.
Biographer / novelist (Civil Prisoners).
Uruguayan-Argentinian author and illustrator (d. 1993)
German screenwriter and actor, film director (d. 2007).
Colossus New York
American Astrologer. She was one of the undiscovered heroes of her field. She was a strong advocate for ethics and exemplified high ideals in astrology. Doris was the first American woman to become a certified member of the Faculty of Astrological Studies, headed by Margaret Hone, in December 1954.
American baseball player for the Washington Senators. He was an all-round athlete who also excelled in track and field. In September 1939, the Washington Senators drafted him and he made his major league debut. WWII interrupted his career and he joined Army Air Force in Jan 1941. The bomber that he was flying was shot down while he was on …
American poet who was the Poet-Laureate of Texas in 1993-1995.
Baltimore, Maryland -- Actor (Bullwinkle Show Make Room for Daddy).
American politician and lawyer (d. 1989).
Italian composer, innovator of computer music, visual artist and cellist, he was also a hacker before his time. In the 1960s, he began to experiment with electronic techniques. He was buried in Florence, 21 February 2002.
American businessman
American businessman
American screenwriter and author (d. 1997).
American illustrator and sculptor (d. 2012).
Musicologist / sexual researcher psychotherapist writer
French military officer, Chief of staff in France of the Organisation de l'armA (c)e secrA)te ["Organisation of the Secret Army")], a short-lived French dissident far right paramilitary organization during the Algerian War.
dancer.
French senior government official who served as prefect for Dordogne (1962-1966), SaA'ne-et-Loire (68-1972), HA[c]rault (1972-1973), Seine-Maritime (1873-1974) and Paris (1974-1976).
Le Puy Military Man
President of North Korea
American-Italian painter, sculptor (d. 1998).
The Korean national leader and the longest-serving Communist leader in history, Kim Sung Ju was responsible for North Korea's four decades of dictatorship. Kim Sung Ju, a godlike figure and the "Great Leader", took control three years after the Korean peninsula had been liberated from Japan's colonial dominance. After a long period of mourning, he died at the age of …
Sung President of North Korea (1945-1994).
CEO (British Electricity Council).
World Leader
French soccer player who participated in the 1934 World Cup matches. He died March 1, 2002.
American jazz musician. He is a guitarist, banjo player, and mandolin player. His solo career lasted more than 30 years.
Lun?ville physician
Dutch architect (Antilles Brewery/Autonomy Monument).
Naunton chancellor (Ulster University).
Finnish shot putter
Polish-Argentinian chess player, theoretician (d. 1997)
Famous birthdays on April 15th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Corte Journalist
American singer-songwriter
actress.
American actress (Born in 1908)
During the Second Republic and Spanish Civil War, he was an anarchist militant from the CNT. He joined the Communist Party of Spain, which was banned, and joined the guerrillas February 15, 1946. The causally would find a match. Basiliso, or Fortuna as he was known within the guerrilla, and his companions kept the forces of repression under control during …
French economist and inventor of Trente Glorieuses ("the glory thirty [years]"), to describe the period in France's prosperity from 1945-1973.
French actress, director of theatre, writer, singer, and painter.
Nobel Prize laureate in Ornithology and Ethology from the Netherlands (d. 1988).
The Netherlands/British biologist/zoologist (Nobel Prize 1973).
American photographer, whose best-known work is his stylized and elegantly lit black-and-white photography that has been called "luminous" and "liminal". His work includes portraits of nudes and fashion photography as well as documenting Balanchine's dancers and poses.
Liverpool, England -- Author (Teach Yourself Chess).
vice CEO (WRVS).
Marignier EXecutives
Alen?on physician
Armenian-American painter, illustrator (d. 1948).
Finnish discus thrower (d.81)
Actor English-American (d. 1983).
Portuguese journalist and reporter for radio and television. He died April 29, 2002, age 100, in Lisbon.
French politician and twice Prime Minister of Fourth Republic. Pleven was the leader of the union democratique and socialiste de la resistance (a left-leaning group).
Indian politician, Chief Minister of West Bengal
English snooker/billiards-world champion (1927-46)
France Writer
Epinal Military man
Italy Scientist