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Famous Birthdays of 15 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 15th of February

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2010 - Today

(2011) Shared Belief: American race horse (d. 2015).

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Luca Pino: American child of noted dad, actor Danny Pino.
(2005) Nicolas Bechtel: Soap Opera Actor.
(2005) Mir Money: Rapper.
(2003) Samantha Gordon: Football Player.
(2003) Lil Poopy: Rapper.
(2001) Haley Tju: TV Actress.
(2000) Tyde Levi: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Canela Trigueros: YouTube Star.
(1998) George Russell: English racing driver.
(1998) Zachary Gordon: American actor.
(1997) Cordell Broadus: Family Member.
(1996) Blake Morris: Family Member.
(1995) Fox Twins: American twins and noted family, the children of Tracy Polland and her actor-husband Michael J. Fox.
(1995) Carlotta Ferlito: Gymnast.
(1994) Chance Morris: Twitch Star.
(1994) Valerie Rockey: Dancer.
(1994) Mohamed Zeyara: YouTube Star.

(1993) Brian MacDonald: Bassist.
(1993) Beatrice Miller: Reality Star.
(1992) Greer Grammer: TV Actress.
(1991) Nicholas Garland: Son of Pamela Sue Martin.
(1991) Ziggy : Rapper.
(1991) Anne Burrell: American youth who began her involvement with the 4-H program (head, heart, health, hands) when she was eight years old.
(1991) Ángel Sepúlveda: Mexican footballer.
(1991) Panagiotis Tachtsidis: Greek footballer.
(1990) Erwin Sak: Polish footballer.
(1990) Nia Sanchez: Model.
(1990) Dejan Lazarević: Slovenian footballer.
(1990) Masashi Ebinuma: Japanese judoka.

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1989 - 1980

(1988) Jarryd Hayne: Australian rugby league player.
(1988) Todd Jones: YouTube Star.
(1988) Hironori Kusano: Japanese singer and actor (NEWS).
(1988) Tim Mannah: Australian rugby league player.
(1987) Therese Lindgren: YouTube Star.
(1987) Jarrod Sammut: Australian rugby league player.
(1986) Gabriel Paletta: Argentinian footballer.
(1986) Ami Koshimizu: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1986) Johnny Cueto: Dominican baseball player.
(1986) Valeri Bojinov: Bulgarian footballer.

(1986) Amber Riley: TV Actress.
(1985) Serkan Kırıntılı: Turkish footballer.
(1984) Erik Cadée: Dutch discus thrower.
(1984) Josh Byrne: American actor.
(1984) Steve Terada: Dancer.
(1984) Doda : Polish singer (Virgin).
(1983) Russell Martin: Baseball Player.
(1983) Don Cowie: Scottish footballer.
(1983) David Degen: Swiss footballer.
(1983) Philipp Degen: Swiss footballer.
(1983) Ashley Tesoro: American actress and singer.
(1983) Ashley Lyn Cafagna in Iowa City Iowa actress (Kimberly - The Bold and the Beautiful Saved By The Bel: The New Class).
(1983) Agustina Cherri: TV Actress.
(1983) Selita Ebanks: Model.
(1982) Élodie Frégé: French singer, winner of the TV show "Star Academy" in 2004, her grandfather was a professional accordeonist.
(1982) Shameka Christon: American basketball player.
(1982) James Yap: Filipino basketball player.
(1982) Alex Nodari: Italian footballer.
(1982) Tahesia Harrigan: Virgin Islander sprinter.
(1981) Olivia Longott: R&B Singer.
(1981) Olivia American: R&B singer.
(1981) Jenna Morasca: American television personality.
(1981) Matt Hoopes: American musician (Relient K).
(1981) Diego Martinez: Mexican footballer.
(1981) Olivia: American singer.
(1981) Heurelho Gomes: Brazilian footballer.
(1981) Rita Jeptoo: Kenyan runner.
(1981) Diego Martínez: Mexican footballer.
(1980) Josh Sole: New Zealand-born Italian rugby player.
(1980) Conor Oberst: American singer-songwriter (Bright Eyes Desaparecidos and Commander Venus).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Chantal Janzen: Dutch actress and singer.
(1979) Gordon Shedden: Scottish race car driver.
(1979) Scott Severin: Scottish footballer.
(1979) Josh Low: English footballer.
(1979) Kaj-Erik Eriksen: Actor (Quarantine).
(1979) Alenka Kejzar: Slovenian swimmer.
(1978) Kimberly Goss: American singer and keyboard player (Sinergy and Ancient).
(1978) Tuan Le: French-American poker player.
(1978) Yiruma : Pianist.
(1977) Gran Naniwa: Japanese wrestler (d. 2010).

(1977) Brooks Wackerman: American drummer (Bad Religion Infectious Grooves Fear and the Nervous System and Bad4Good).
(1977) Rachida Brakni: French actress of Algerian origin.
(1977) Brook Wackman: Rocker.
(1976) Ronnie Vannucci Jr: American musician (The Killers).
(1976) Brandon Boyd: American musician (Incubus).
(1976) Oscar Freire: Spanish cyclist.
(1976) Óscar Freire: Spanish cyclist.
(1976) Giorgos Karagoutis: Greek basketball player.
(1976) Ronnie Vannucci: Jr.
(1975) Annemarie Kramer: Dutch sprinter.
(1975) Brendon Small: American animator producer screenwriter and actor.
(1975) Serge Aubin: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1974) Miranda July: American actress and screen-writer, she wrote and starred in the 2005 movie, "Me, You, and Everyone We Know," an offbeat romance that won awards at the Sundance Film Festival and at the Cannes Film Festival.
(1974) Ugueth Urbina in Caracas: Venezuela; pitcher (Montreal Expos).
(1974) Erik Schulz in Port Huron: Michigan, USA; pairs skater (and Ilana Goldfogel).
(1974) Gina Lynn: Puerto Rican-American porn actress and director.
(1974) Tomi Putaansuu: Finnish singer-songwriter (Lordi).
(1974) Ugueth Urbina: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1974) Alexander Wurz: Austrian race car driver.
(1974) Tim Hall: Running back (Oakland Raiders).
(1974) Jodie McMullen: Miss Universe - Australia / Miss Congeniality (1996).
(1973) Amy Van: Dyken; 50 metre/100 metre freestyle/100 metre butterfly swimmer (Olympics-2 gold-1996).
(1973) Alex Borstein: TV Actress.
(1973) Amy Van Dyken: American swimmer and sportscaster.
(1973) Amy VanDyken: American swimmer, Gold Medals in Atlanta.
(1973) Sarah Wynter: Australian actress.
(1973) Katerina Neumannova: Czech cross country skier.
(1973) Kateřina Neumannová: Czech skier.
(1972) Anna-Jane Casey: English actress singer and dancer.
(1972) Jaromir Jagr: Czech professional ice hockey right winger currently playing for the Florida Panthers of the National Hockey League.
(1972) Jaromir Jagr in Kladno: Czechoslovakia; NHL right wing (Pittsburgh Penguins, Czechoslovakia Olympics-gold-1998).
(1972) Lance Scott: NFL offensive linesman (Arizona Cardinals).
(1972) Jaromír Jágr: Czech ice hockey player.
(1971) Renee O'Connor: American actress, producer and director best known for playing the role of Gabrielle on the TV series Xena: Warrior Princess.
(1971) Barbara Failey-Herbert: in South Africa; golfer (1989 winner South Africa Champion).
(1971) Jim Butler in Iowa City: Iowa, USA; table tennis player (Olympics-1992, 1996).
(1971) Alex Borstein: American actress.
(1971) Dan Green: Voice Actor.
(1971) Ray Sefo: New Zealand boxer and mixed martial artist.
(1971) Brigitte Guibal: French slalom canoer who competed from the early 1990s to the early 2000s.
(1970) Mariko Yoshida: Japanese wrestler.
(1970) Nathaniel Mills in Evanston: Illinois, USA; speed skater (Olympics-1994).
(1970) Gloria Trevi: in Mexico; sexy Spanish vocalist (A Gatas).
(1970) Gianfranco Martin: Italian alpine skier, he won the Olympic silver medal for alpine combined skiing at Albertville on 11 February 1992.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Josh Marshall: American journalist founded the Talking Points Memo.
(1969) Edgar Bennett: NFL running back (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1969) Brian Williams in Lancaster: South Carolina, USA; pitcher (Detroit Tigers, Houston Astros).
(1969) Bryan Williams: American record executive and rapper.
(1969) Eddy Seigneur: French road racing cyclist, who won the Champs-Élysées stage in the 1994 Tour de France.
(1969) Fulvio Valbusa: Italian member of the Men's Team at the Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, winners of the team's award of a Silver Medal on 2/18/1998.
(1969) Birdman : Rapper.
(1968) Michael Easton in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Tanner - Days of Our Lives).
(1968) Kurt Robin McKinney in Louisville: Kentucky, USA; actor (Ned - General Hospital).
(1968) Axelle Red: Belgian singer and songwriter, daughter of solicitor Roland Demal.

(1968) Mieke Suys: Belgian triathlete.
(1968) Gloria Trevi: Mexican pop-rock singer-songwriter.
(1967) Craig Simpson: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1967) Syed Kamall: English academic and politician.
(1967) Michael Easton: Actor (Ally McBeal).
(1967) Jane Child: Canadian singer-songwriter and producer.
(1967) Kelley Hensley: American actress.
(1967) Kelley Menighan Hensley: American actress.
(1966) Melido Perez: Dominican / US baseball pitcher (New York Yankees).
(1964) Leland D Melvin: NASA astronaut.
(1964) Mark Price: American basketball player: guard, Magic.
(1964) Thierry Berrod: French film producer and director.
(1964) Leland Melvin: American engineer and astronaut.
(1964) Chris Farley: American comedian who died binging on booze, cocaine and heroin 12/18/1997 in his Chicago condo.
(1963) Steven Quezada: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1962) June Oswald: American businesswoman, the eldest child of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man officially acknowldeged as the sniper who assassinated John F. Kennedy, although the facts are disputed.
(1962) Milo Đukanović: Montenegrin politician 29th Prime Minister of Montenegro.
(1962) [Babette] Renee Props in Oklahoma: USA; actress (Ellie - As the World Turns, Get Shorty, Weird Science).
(1960) Jeanne Goldsmith in Los Angeles: California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (National-5th-1987).
(1960) Mikey Craig: Rock bassist (Culture Club-Do You Really Want to Hurt Me).
(1960) Roman Kostrzewski: Polish singer-songwriter (Kat and Kat & Roman Kostrzewski).
(1960) Darrell Green: NFL cornerback (Washington Redskins).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Brian Propp: Canadian-American ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1959) Ali Campbell: British reggae vocalist/guitarist (UB40 - "Red Red Wine").
(1959) Martin Rowson: English author and illustrator.
(1959) Hugo Savinovich: Ecuadorian wrestler and sportscaster.
(1959) Joe Hesketh: US baseball player (Boston Red Sox).
(1958) Tony McKegney: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1958) Adam Boulton: English journalist.
(1958) Matthew Ward: American singer, (Second Chapter of Acts), songwriter and author.
(1958) Chrystine Brouillet: Canadian author.
(1957) Charles Edward: Pevensey Tennant; aristocrat.

(1957) Nathaniel Bar-Jonah: American psychopathic monster cannibal who sexually assaulted, killed, roasted and stewed little boys.
(1957) Bienvenida Buck: Velencia, Spain -- Lover of British Peter Harding.
(1957) Jimmy Spencer: American race car driver and sportscaster.
(1957) Gul Mohammed: Indian dwarf (d. 1997).
(1957) Jake Lee: American guitarist (Badlands).
(1957) Patrice Pade: French transient.
(1957) Steve Farhood: American boxing historian and analyst.
(1957) Jake E: Lee; rocker (Badlands - "Dreams in the Dark").
(1956) Hilda Guevara Gadea: First daughter of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, from his marriage to Hilda Gadea Peruvian economist.
(1956) Hilda Beatriz "Hildita" Guevara: Cuba -- Daughter of "Che" Guevara.
(1956) Desmond Haynes: Barbadian cricketer and coach.
(1956) Hitoshi Ogawa: Japanese racing driver (d. 1992).
(1955) Christopher McDonald: American actor.
(1955) Janice Dickinson in Brooklyn: New York, USA; model (Vogue).
(1955) Janice Dickinson: Model.
(1955) Clive Aslet: British editor (Country Life).
(1954) Situ Rinpoche: Tibetan Buddhist teacher, he was born into an agricultural family and identified at the age of eighteen months as athe 12th Tai situ Rinpoche and enthroned at Palpung Monastery, the main seat of the Tai Situpas in Eastern Tibet.
(1954) Matt Groening: Cartoonist (Life in Hell, Simpsons).
(1954) Armand Parmentier: Belgian athlete.
(1953) Patrick Bintz: French artist, specializing in animal sculpture.
(1953) Derek Conway: British Member of Parliament.
(1953) Tony Adams: Irish-American screenwriter and producer (d. 2005).
(1953) John Goodsall: American guitarist (Brand X Atomic Rooster).
(1953) Gregory Campbell: Irish politician.
(1952) Tomislav Nikolić: Serbian politician 4th President of Serbia.
(1952) Nikolai Sorokin: Russian actor and director (d. 2013).
(1951) Jane Seymour: Actress (Young Mr Bobbin), dies at 56.
(1951) Melissa Manchester: American singer-songwriter and actress (Harlettes).
(1951) Melissa Manchester in the Bronx: New York, USA; singer ("Don't Cry Out Loud").
(1951) Markku Alén: Finnish race car driver.
(1951) Jane Seymour [Joyce Frankenberg]: England, United Kingdom -- Actress (Dr Quinn).
(1950) Tsui Hark: Vietnamese-Hong Kong director producer and screenwriter.
(1950) David Brown: American bass player and songwriter (Santana) (d. 2000).
(1950) Nikolai Sergeivich Grekov: Russia -- Cosmonaut.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Francisco Maturana: Colombian footballer and manager.
(1949) Christopher Rouse: Composer.
(1949) Anneli Saaristo: Finnish singer, she participated in the 1989 Eurovision Song Contest.
(1949) Silvia Bandeira: Brazilian actress in TV and films, once married to Jo Soares.
(1949) Jess Walton: Michigan, United States -- Actress (Jill Foster Abbott - Young and the Restless).
(1949) Ken Anderson: NFL quarterback (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1949) Hans Graf: Austrian conductor and academic.
(1949) Earl of: Carlisle.
(1948) Art Spiegelman: American cartoonist.
(1948) Ron Cey: American baseball player and sportscaster.

(1948) Ron "The Penguin" Cey in Tacoma: Washington, USA; third baseman (Los Angeles Dodgers).
(1948) Ron "Penguin" Cey: Tacoma, Washington -- 3rd baseman (LA Dodgers).
(1948) Dick Weir: New Zealand educator and entertainer with a 30-year career in theatre, film, radio and television; classroom and lecture room.
(1948) Tino Insana: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1947) John Adams in Worcester: Massachusetts, USA; composer (Nixon on China).
(1947) Rusty Hamer in Tenafly: New Jersey, USA; actor (Rusty - Make Room for Daddy).
(1947) Ademar Mello: Brazilian UFOlogist since 1970 and an astrologer since 1972; he lectures in both themes.
(1947) Scott Siegler: American television executive, Senior Vice-President for Creative Affairs at Warner bros.
(1947) Marisa Berenson in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Barry Lyndon, Death in Vienna, SOB).
(1947) Ádám Nádasdy: Hungarian linguist and poet.
(1947) Rusty Hamer: American actor and singer (d. 1990).
(1947) John Adams: American composer.
(1947) Mario Garcia: Teacher.
(1947) John Coolidge Adams: American composer.
(1947) Adam Nadasdy: Hungarian linguist and poet.
(1947) David Brown: American musician (Santana) (d. 2000).
(1947) Marisa Berenson: American fashion model with an ethereal, yet somewhat vacant beauty.
(1946) John Greenway: British Member of Parliament.
(1946) Esko Seppänen: Finnish journalist and politician.
(1946) Clare Short: English politician Secretary of State for International Development.
(1946) Yves Cochet: French politician, a member of Europe Écologie–The Greens.
(1946) Esko Seppanen: Finnish politician.
(1946) Yvon Bartolini: French member of the Corsica soccer league.
(1946) Matthieu Ricard: Buddhist monk since 1978, formerly searcher in molecular genetics, son of french journalist Jean-François Revel and painter Yahne Le Toumelin.
(1945) Douglas R Hofstadter in New York City: New York, USA; author (G�del, Escher, Bach).
(1945) John Helliwell: English saxophonist and keyboard player (Supertramp and The Alan Bown Set).
(1945) Jack Dann: American-Australian author and poet.
(1945) Douglas Hofstadter: American author and academic.
(1945) Dian Donnai: English geneticist.
(1944) Tineke Netelenbos: Dutch Member of Parliament (PvdA).
(1944) Aleksandr A Serebrov in the USSR cosmonaut (Soyuz T-7: T-8, TM-8, TM-17).
(1944) Jean-Pierre Bisson: French theater actor and director, an enfant terrible at his best.
(1944) Mick Avory: British musician, a member of the rock group "The Kinks," internationally known.
(1944) Marc Beriault: Canadian astrologer, author and teacher of occult subjects.
(1943) Domenico Starnone: Italian writer, teacher and journalist.
(1943) Ira Cohan: American lawyer.
(1943) Georgette Lemaire: French singer, who had success in the 1960s and 1970s with songs like "Je ne sais pas" and "Vous étiez belle, madame.
(1943) Griselda Blanco: Colombian drug queen, Medellin Cartel.
(1942) Masaomi Kondō: Japanese actor.
(1942) Sherry Jackson: American actress and singer.
(1941) Florinda Bolkan: Ceara, Brazil -- Actress (Damned, Last Valley, Word).
(1941) Brian Holland: American pianist/producer (Holland/Dozier/Holland).
(1941) Dan Crompton in Nottinghamshire: England; Chief Constable.
(1940) Vaino Vahing: Estonian psychiatrist author and playwright (d. 2008).
(1940) John Hadl: American football player and coach.
(1940) İsmail İpekçi: Turkish journalist and politician 45th Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2007).
(1940) Hamzah Haz: Indonesian journalist and politician 9th Vice President of Indonesia.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Philippe Durteste: French military officer, the commander of the French navy in the Mediterranean, who was appointed head of the European Maritime Force.
(1939) Tony Bloom: deputy CEO (Sketchley).
(1939) Ole Ellefsaeter: Norwegian cross-country skier.
(1939) Jo Clayton: United States -- Sci-fi author (Irsud, Maeve, Star Hunters).
(1939) Gerd Bohnsack: German footballer and manager.
(1939) Robert Hansen: American serial killer (d. 2014).
(1938) Michel Moutel: French Catholic clergyman, who was Archbishop of Tours.
(1938) Jack Tinker: Drama critic.
(1938) Wendy Lang: American photographer, teacher, and consultant.
(1938) Lord Justice Ward: British judge.

(1937) Gregory Mcdonald: American author (d. 2008).
(1937) Terry Everett: American politician (Representative-Republican-Alabama).
(1937) P J: Squire; British headmaster (Bedford Modern School).
(1937) David Banks: American accountant and CEO of Beverly Enterprises, the U.S.
(1937) Nathan Davis: American saxophonist and clarinet player.
(1937) Nicholas Bayne: Diplomat.
(1937) Zoltan Pesko: Composer.
(1936) Skip Montgomery: American noted family, the son of actor Robert Montgomery and his wife Elizabeth, the brother of actress Elizabeth.
(1936) Jean Albicocco: French film director who made his first full-length feature in 1961.
(1936) Andrew Miller: British principal (Stirling University).
(1935) Roger Chaffee: American astronaut who died, along with Virgil Girssom and Edward White, in a grounded Apollo spacecraft when a flash fire occurred during a simulated flight.
(1935) Susan Brownmiller: American journalist and author.
(1935) Gene Hickerson: American football player (d. 2008).
(1935) John R: Block; US Secretary of Agriculture (1981-86).
(1935) Roger B Chaffee in Grand Rapids: Michigan, USA; Lieutenant Commander US Navy/astronaut.
(1935) Susan Brownmiller in Brooklyn: New York, USA; feminist author (Against Our Wills).
(1934) Abe Woodson: American football player and minister (d. 2014).
(1934) Tinius Nagell-Erichsen: Norwegian publisher, noted for his leadership of the Schibsted media conglomerate which includes the broadsheet newspaper Aftenposten and the tabloid Verdens gang.
(1934) Graham Kennedy: Australian television personality (Born 1934).
(1934) Henri Korn: French neurobiologist, who has made significant contributions to the understanding of neural communication, integration of synaptic inputs by single neurons, and dynamics of neural circuits.
(1934) Jimmy Bloomfield: English footballer and manager (d. 1983).
(1934) Niklaus Wirth: Swiss computer scientist created the Pascal programming language.
(1933) Adolfo: Cardones, Cuba -- Fashion designer (Nancy Reagan).
(1932) A Voorting: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1932) Troy Martin: Scottish screenwriter (d. 2009).
(1932) Adrian Swire: British aircraft magnate (Cathay Pacific).
(1931) Geoff Edwards: American television game show host.
(1931) [Patricia] Claire Bloom: London, England -- Actress (Charly, Look Back in Anger).
(1931) W K Reid: British ombudsman.
(1931) Claire Bloom: English actress.
(1931) Jonathan Steele: English journalist and author.
(1930) Jean Bonfils: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop Emeritus of Nice.
(1930) Bruce Dawe: Australian poet and academic.
(1930) Nico Minardos: Greek-American actor (d. 2011).
(1930) Sara Moore: American attempted assassination by gunshot of President Gerald Ford on 9/22/1975; given a life sentence at Terminal Island Federal Correction Institute.
(1930) Cesarino Cervellati: Italian soccer player and manager from Baricella in the Province of Bologna.
(1930) C F Payne in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; British chief constable.
(1930) C F Payne: Cleveland, Ohio -- British chief constable.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Kauko Nieminen: Finnish physicist and author.
(1929) Graham Hill: English race car driver (d. 1975).
(1929) Jules Lenier: American magician who took up the art as a hobby at the age of 11 and went professional in 1945.
(1929) James Schlesinger: American politician, 12th United States Secretary of Defense, 9th Director of Central Intelligence, and 1st Secretary of Energy.
(1929) Gerald Harper: Broadcaster / actor (Tunes of Glory, Extra Day).
(1929) Countess of: Dysart.
(1929) Graham Hill in London: England; auto racer (1962, 1968 international racing champion).
(1928) Don Asmonga: American athlete, played pro basketball for one season in 1953-54.
(1928) Joseph Jenkins: American composer conductor and educator (d. 2014).
(1928) Renée Fox: American sociologist who earned her Ph.

(1928) Norman Bridwell: American author and illustrator created Clifford the Big Red Dog (d. 2014).
(1928) Eno Raud: Estonian children's literature author (d. 1996).
(1928) Alfons Vandenbrande: Belgium sport Champion.
(1927) Harvey Korman in Chicago: Illinois; actor (Carol Burnett Show, Blazing Saddles).
(1927) Yehoshua Neuwirth: Israeli rabbi and scholar (d. 2013).
(1927) Frank Dunlop: director (Edinburgh International Festival).
(1927) Kenny Kingston: American TV and club show psychic.
(1927) William Bentley: Diplomat.
(1927) Carlo Martini: Italian ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Cardinal, member of the College of Cardinals.
(1927) Harvey Korman: American actor and comedian, who has appeared on stage and in TV commercials.
(1927) Gottfrid Grasbeck: Composer.
(1925) Michel Tourliere: Beaune Painters.
(1924) Julia Wagner: American publisher and editor who was the Editor-in-Chief of "Dell Horoscope" 1973-1987.
(1924) Gabriel Berthomieu: France sport Champion.
(1924) Jean Lassegue: France sport Champion.
(1924) Robert Drew: American director and producer (d. 2014).
(1924) Bruno: French catholic ecclesiastic, monk of Tibhihrine (Algeria), formerly served as German soldier.
(1923) Keene Curtis in Salt Lake City: Utah, USA; actor (The Magician, Amanda's).
(1923) Yelena Bonner: Russian activist (d. 2011).
(1923) Yelena Bonner in Moscow: Russia; soviet dissident/wife of Andre Sakharov.
(1923) Keene Curtis: American character actor.
(1923) Justice Drake: British justice.
(1922) John Anderson: American politician, Rep.
(1922) Herman Kahn: American mathematician, military strategist and author who tried to justify nuclear war; a true Dr. Strangelove.
(1922) John B Anderson: American politician.
(1922) Louis Hollender: Strasbourg physician.
(1921) Radha Choudhary: Indian historian and author (d. 1985).
(1921) Radha Krishna Choudhary: Indian historian and writer (d. 1985).
(1920) Piet van Aken Flemish writer (Devil Sails to US: Niggers).
(1920) Anne-Cath Vestly: Norwegian author of children’s literature, and actress.
(1920) Jules Vuillemin: French philosopher, who succeeded Maurice Merleau-Ponty at the Collège de France from 1962 until his death on 16 January 2001.
(1920) Endicott Peabody: American soldier lawyer and politician 62nd Governor of Massachusetts (d. 1997).
(1920) Rene Cadou: France Writer.
(1920) René Cadou: French poet and a member of the French Resistance in WW II.
(1920) Ingmar Milveden: composer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ducky Detweiler: American baseball player and manager (d. 2013).
(1919) Pierre Vellay: Vichy physician.
(1918) Hank Locklin: American country music singer and songwriter (d. 2009).
(1918) Allan Arbus: American actor and photographer (d. 2013).
(1918) Alan Arbus New York City: New York; actor (Dr Sidney Freedman-MASH).
(1918) Jo?l Le Tac: Paris 6?me Military man.
(1918) Joel Le Tac: French journalist and politician.
(1917) Fredrik Mellbye: Norwegian physician.
(1917) Jacques Chegaray: Le Havre Writer.
(1917) Robert Haack: American financier, the former Chairman of Lockheed Corporation in 1976 for 20 months, revamping it and building it up, restoring its finances and restoring confidence.

(1916) Franco Fabrizi: Italian model and stage/film actor.
(1916) Armand Bour: France sport Champion.
(1916) Jack Hanlon: American child actor known for his role in "Our Gang" and silent films.
(1916) Ian Ballantine: publisher (Ballantine Books).
(1916) Mary Jane Croft: American actress (d. 1999).
(1916) Mary Croft: American actress (d. 1999).
(1915) Paul Ferris: British author.
(1915) Georges Gorse: French politician and diplomat who held a wide range of positions of state.
(1914) Kevin McCarthy: American actor and noted family member.
(1914) Jean-Pierre Fort: Cognac Military man.
(1914) R W Woods: Bishop (Worcester).
(1914) Arthur Sydney: Martin spy catcher.
(1914) Hale Boggs: American lawyer and politician (d. 1972).
(1914) Kevin Mc: Seattle Actor.
(1913) Erich Eliskases: Austrian chess player (Born 1913).
(1913) Maurice Pic: St Christol Politician.
(1913) Willy Vandersteen: Belgian cartoonist (Suske and Wiske).
(1912) DE CARBON Christian Bourcier: Pouanc? EXecutives.
(1912) George Mikes: Hungarian-English journalist and author (d. 1987).
(1912) Pietro Ferraris: Italian soccer/football player, he played at the 1938 FIFA World Cup.
(1911) Leonard Woodcock: American labor union official and diplomat (d. 2001).
(1910) Irena Sendler: Polish nurse and social worker (d. 2008).
(1910) 9th Earl of Jersey: English large landowner / art collector.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Pedro Gamio Palace: Peruvian lawyer, historian, teacher, writer and diplomat.
(1909) Guillermo Gorostiza Paredes: Spanish footballer (d. 1966).
(1909) Miep Gies: Dutch Humanitarian, discoverer of Anne Frank's diary (Born 1909).
(1909) Harold Beeley: British diplomat.
(1909) HAP Grieshaber: German artist.
(1908) Sidney Gilliat: producer.
(1908) Gerard Essser: Dutch hair-dresser, painter of animals, poet, troubadour and animal rights activist.
(1908) Sarto Fournier: Canadian lawyer and politician 38th Mayor of Montreal (d. 1980).
(1908) Ypk fan: der Fear Frisian writer (Reade Runen).
(1907) Henri Delmer: France sport Champion.

(1907) Cesar Romero: Cuban-American actor (Joker - Batman, Falcon Crest), dies at age 86 from bronchitis and pneumonia (born 1907).
(1907) Jean Langlais: French blind organist, composer and musician.
(1906) Yvette Labrousse: French philanthropist, Miss France 1930, and the fourth and last wife of Sir Sultan Muhammad Shah, Aga Khan III.
(1906) Stephen Brown: CEO (Stone-Platt Industries).
(1905) Harold Arlen: American composer (d. 1986).
(1905) Harold Arlen [Hyman Arluck]: United States -- Composer (Over the Rainbow).
(1904) Henri Duprez: Wattrelos EXecutives.
(1904) Antonin Magne: French road racing cyclist, who twice won the Tour de France (in 1931 and 1934).
(1904) Antonin Magne French bicyclist (Tour de France 1931: 34).
(1904) Louis Robert: French professor of Greek history and Epigraphy at the Collège de France, and author of many volumes and articles on Greek epigraphy (of all periods, from the archaic period to Late Antiquity), numismatics, and the historical geography of Greek lands.
(1904) Mary Adshead: Muralist / painter.
(1903) Orfeo Rotini: Italian scientist, chemist, author, research on enzymology, plant physiology, soil science, biochemistry, married once, three children.
(1901) Christmas Humphreys: British lawyer, jurist, author, poet, and judge with the central criminal court 1968-76.
(1901) Paul Haesaerts: Flemish architect / painter (Animisme).

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