Famous Birthdays of 16 February
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 16th of February
2010 - Today
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(2012)
Alessandra Stoner: Swiss-born Australian daughter of Australian professional motorcycle racer, Casey Stoner.
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Wasim Jaffer: Indian cricketer.
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(1978)
Enza Sambataro: American businesswoman who made the news as Ben Afflecks's girlfriend after he broke off his relationship with Jennifer Lopez.
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(1977)
Maxine Carr
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(1977)
Trina Jackson: 4X200m freestyle swimmer (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1977)
Sergei Udaltsov: Activist.
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(1977)
Alexei Morozov NHL forward (Team Russia Olympics-silver-1998: Pittsburgh Penguins).
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(1977)
Brad Walst: American bassist (Three Days Grace).
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(1977)
Hinako Saeki: Japanese actress.
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(1977)
Ahman Green: American football player.
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(1977)
Ian Clarke: Irish-American computer scientist founded Freenet.
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(1977)
Paul Brittain: American comedian.
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(1977)
Alice Guschlbauer: Austrian professional dancer and dance teacher.
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(1976)
Kyo (musician)
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(1976)
Joe Odagiri: Japanese actor and singer.
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(1976)
Eric Byrnes: American baseball player and sportscaster.
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(1976)
Kyo : Japanese singer-songwriter and producer (Dir En Grey).
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(1976)
Janet Varney: Voice Actor.
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(1975)
Vanina Ickx: Belgian race car driver.
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(1975)
Rebecca Shoichet: Voice Actor.
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(1975)
Don Jeffcoat: American actor.
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(1975)
Nanase Aikawa: Japanese singer.
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(1975)
Marty Murray: Deloraine; NHL center (Calgary Flames).
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(1975)
Casey Barrett in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; 200 metre Butterfly (Olympics-1996).
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(1974)
Mahershala Ali: American actor.
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(1974)
Jevon Langford: defensive end (Cincinnati Bengals).
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(1974)
Johnny Tri Nguyen: Vietnamese-born American stuntman and martial artist.
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(1974)
Luis Figueroa: Puerto Rican baseball player.
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(1974)
Fanis Katergiannakis: Greek footballer.
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(1974)
Gonzalo Caravano: Italian singer, a member of the sextet 'Neri per Caso' ("Blacks by chance") - an a cappella musical group.
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(1974)
Mahershalalhashbaz Ali: American actor.
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(1974)
Kimberly Dawn Whipany: Oklahoma, United States -- Rocker (PC Quest-Can You See).
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(1974)
Kathy McCormack: Ice hockey forward (Canada, Olympics - Silver - 1998).
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(1973)
Cathy Freeman: Australian Aboriginal sprinter, a talented and determined woman from Palm Island in tropical Queensland, who specialised in the 400 metres event.
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(1973)
Nikos Kostakis: Greek footballer.
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(1973)
Colm McCarthy: Director.
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(1973)
Rebecca Lord: French-American porn actress and director.
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(1973)
Maureen Johnson: American author.
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(1973)
James Young: Australian water polo player (Olympics-1996).
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(1973)
Cathy Freeman in Mackay: Australia; 100 metre/200 metre/400 metre (Olympics-silver-1992, 1996).
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(1973)
Christian Bassedas: Argentine footballer.
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(1972)
Sarah Clarke: American actress.
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(1972)
Jerome Bettis: running back (Pittsburgh Steelers).
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(1972)
Bo Bennett: Businessman.
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(1972)
Naomi Nishida: Japanese actress.
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(1971)
Amanda Holden: British actress.
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(1971)
Patricia Loison
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(1971)
Marco Sas: Dutch soccer player (NAC).
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(1971)
Shivanthini Dharmasiri: Miss Universe - Sri Lanka (1996).
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(1971)
Mike Hubbard in Lynchburg: Virginia; catcher (Chicago Cubs).
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(1971)
Van Tuinei: defensive end (San Diego Chargers).
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(1971)
Chi Kredell in Long Beach: California, USA; water polo driver (Olympics-1996).
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(1971)
Larry Jones: NFL running back (Washington Redskins).
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(1971)
Anthony Abrams: NFL defensive tackle (Kansas City Chiefs).
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(1970)
Armand Van Helden
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(1970)
Angelo Peruzzi: Italian footballer.
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(1970)
Saskia Linssen: Venlo, Holland -- Playmate (Jun, 1991).
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(1970)
Serdar Ortac: Turkish popstar.
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(1970)
Serdar Ortaç: Turkish singer-songwriter.
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1969 - 1960
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1959 - 1950
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(1959)
John McEnroe: German-American tennis champ who first made international headlines in 1977-1978 as the youngest player to reach the men's semi-finals at Wimbledon in 100 years.
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(1959)
Kelly Tripucka: American basketball player, a 6' 6" 225 lb.
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(1959)
Véronique Lorimier: French astrologer and Tarot card reader, author of the books "Cours de tarologie" (1994), "Le phénomène OVNI vu à travers l'astrologie" (1992) and "Lettre d'une Astrologue a un Psychanalyste" (2004).
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(1959)
Kelly Tripuka in Glenn Ridge: New Jersey, USA; NBA forward (Detroit Pistons, Utah Jazz).
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(1959)
Jacques Ferrier: French architect, building engineer, architectural academic professor.
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(1958)
Ice T: Musician.
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(1958)
Laura Diaz (TV anchor)
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(1958)
Herb Williams: American basketball player: forward/center, Knicks.
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(1958)
Lisa Loring: American actress.
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(1958)
Natalie Angier: American journalist and author.
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(1958)
Michael Burns: American lawyer and politician.
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(1958)
Michael W Burns: American politician.
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(1958)
Oscar Schmidt: Brazilian basketball player.
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(1958)
Herb Williams NBA center (Toronto Raptors: New York Knicks).
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(1958)
John Paul Morse in Marshall: Michigan, USA; PGA golfer (1995 United Airlines).
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(1958)
Ice-T : American rapper and actor (Body Count).
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(1957)
LeVar Burton: American actor.
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(1957)
Cloris Brosca: Italian actress, who worked for many years in theatre, film and television before gaining fame in 1994 when she played the role of Gypsy in "Luna Park.
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(1957)
Roy Bennett: Politician.
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(1956)
Rina Mor
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(1956)
Rena Messinger: Israeli Beauty Queen who reigned as both Miss Israel and Miss World.
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(1956)
James Ingram: singer ("On the Wings of Love").
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(1956)
Vincent Ward: New Zealand director and screenwriter.
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(1955)
Margaux Hemingway: American fashion model, actress, and member of noted family.
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(1955)
Margaux Hemingway: American fashion model, actress, and member of noted family.
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(1955)
Pierre Durand Jr
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(1955)
Pierre Henry (France terre d'asile)
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(1955)
Hunt Block: American actor.
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(1955)
Bradley Byrne: Politician.
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(1955)
Pierre Durand: French jumper, he won jumping competitions at the European championships 1987 and at the Olympics (Seoul 1988).
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(1955)
Guy Gallo in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; writer (Under the Volcano).
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(1955)
Jeff Clayton: American jazz saxophonist/composer (Groove Shop).
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(1955)
Guy Gallo: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Writer (Under the Volcano).
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(1954)
Iain [Menzies] Banks: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Wasp Factory).
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(1954)
Iain Banks: Scottish writer known for witty, intelligent and inventive plots in his books.
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(1954)
Margaux Hemingway: American actress and model (Born 1954).
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(1954)
Michael Holding: Jamaican cricketer and sportscaster.
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(1954)
David Lombardo: Rocker.
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(1953)
Thierry Roussel: French entrepreneur, the heir to a pharmaceutical fortune and manager of a conglomerate of 12 companies in areas as diverse as publishing, home furnishing and advertising.
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(1953)
Christopher Boyce: American spy, the son of a former FBI agent who had an affluent upbringing and an IQ tested at 142.
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(1953)
Andre St Lauren: NHL.
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(1953)
Mike Ford: NYC, New York -- Canadian Tour golfer (1976 Port Jefferson Open).
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(1953)
John Bradbury: English drummer and songwriter (The Specials) (d. 2015).
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(1953)
George Martin: American football player.
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(1953)
Roberta Williams: American video game designer co-founded Sierra Entertainment.
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(1953)
Mike Ford in New York City: New York, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1976 Port Jefferson Open).
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(1953)
Lanny McDonald: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
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(1952)
James Ingram: American singer who was voted the Best New Artist in 1981.
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(1952)
Jan Kerouac: American writer and noted family, the only daughter of Jack Kerouac, famed Beat generation author.
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(1952)
William Katt: American actor director and screenwriter.
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(1952)
Terence Kealey: English biochemist and academic.
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(1952)
Peter Kitchen: English footballer.
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(1952)
Barry Foote: American baseball player.
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(1952)
Ahmed Fuad : Egyptian royalty, the son of King Farouk I and the grandson of King Ahmed Fuad.
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(1951)
William Katt: American actor with a noted family, the son of film veterans Bill Williams and Barbara Hale.
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(1951)
William Katt: American actor with a noted family, the son of film veterans Bill Williams and Barbara Hale.
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(1951)
Juan Carlos Oblitas
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(1951)
Barry Foote: American baseball player and coach.
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(1951)
Remy Hilpert: French homicide; an alcoholic who killed a nurse with an axe on 1/02/1987.
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(1951)
Alain Rousset: French politician, the Socialist president of the Aquitaine region of France, and a Deputy in the National Assembly of France, representing the 7th constituency of the Gironde.
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(1951)
Yumi Takigawa: Japanese actress and singer.
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(1950)
Roman Tam: Hong Kong singer (Roman and the Four Steps) (d. 2002).
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(1950)
Peter Hain: British politician, a Member of Parliament, returned at General Election 4/01/1991 to replace the deceased member, Donald Coleman.
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(1950)
William Katt in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Greatest American Hero, First Love).
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(1950)
Kazuki Tomokawa: Japanese acid-folk singer.
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1949 - 1940
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(1946)
Ian Lavender: English actor.
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(1946)
Aleksandr Shaparenko: USSR -- 1K kayak (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1946)
Allender Adams: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament, Labour representative, returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
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(1946)
Michael Hurd: Youngest son of Peter Hurd and artist Henriette Wyeth.
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(1946)
J R Farndon: British consultant surgeon.
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(1945)
John Hodowal: American endustrial engineer and CEO of Ipalco Enterprises, an electric utility company.
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(1945)
Jeremy Bulloch: English actor.
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(1944)
Richard Ford (writer)
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(1944)
Regine Heitzer
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(1944)
Antonio Mascarenhas Monteiro: 2nd President of Cape Verde.
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(1944)
Nigel Hamilton: Author.
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(1944)
Glyn Davies: Welsh farmer and politician.
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(1944)
Richard Ford: US author (Sportswriter).
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(1944)
António Monteiro: Cape Verdean politician 2nd President of Cape Verde.
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(1943)
Georgina Dufoix: French government employee, the Minister of Social Affairs, 1984-86.
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(1943)
James Beaton: British GC.
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(1943)
Anthony Dowell in London: England; ballet dancer (Royal Ballet).
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(1943)
Howard Riley: English pianist and composer.
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(1943)
Brig Owens: American football player.
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(1943)
George Peden: George Peden is an emeritus professor of history at Stirling University, Scotland.
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(1942)
Joe Dunlop: Scottish film, stage and TV actor.
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(1942)
Christian Jeanjean
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(1942)
Kim Jong Il: Leader.
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(1942)
Kim Jong-il: North Korean leader.
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(1942)
Gabriel Brncic: Composer.
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(1942)
Richard Williams: American tennis player and coach.
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(1942)
Kim Chong-Il [Yura]: President of North-Korea (1994-).
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(1941)
Kim Jong-il: World Leader.
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(1941)
Kim Il: Korean communist national leader, the successor of his father, Kim Il Sung, who had ruled North Korea with an iron hand for 46 years.
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(1941)
Anne Lonsdale: English sinologist and academic.
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(1941)
Vitali Kuznetsov: USSR -- Judo (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1941)
Ilkka Murto: Finnish astrologer, married once, no children.
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(1940)
Karoli Ruth Needles: Painter.
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(1940)
Hannelore Schmatz: German mountaineer (d. 1979).
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(1940)
Michael Shapiro: American philosopher author and academic.
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1939 - 1930
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(1938)
John Corigliano: American composer and academic.
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(1938)
John Corigliano in New York City: New York, USA; composer (Fern Hill, Ghosts of Versailles).
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(1938)
Barry Primus in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Sergeant McKenna - Cagney and Lacey, Boxcar Bertha).
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(1937)
Paul Bailey: English author and critic.
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(1937)
Valentin Vasilyevich Bondarenko: Cosmonaut.
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(1937)
Yuri Manin: Russian-German mathematician and academic.
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(1936)
Carl Icahn: Businessman.
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(1936)
Dominique Jamet
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(1936)
Fernando E Solanas
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(1936)
Mishael Cheshin: Israeli Justice who served in the Supreme Court of Israel from 1992 to 2006.
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(1936)
Jill Kinmont: American skier.
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(1935)
Sonny Bono: American entertainer who did a show business act with his partner, Cher, whom he married on 10/27/1964.
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(1935)
Stephen Gaskin: American activist co-founded The Farm (d. 2014).
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(1935)
Brian Bedford: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Anthony-Coronet Blue).
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(1935)
Steve Gaskin: American social activist, the founder of "Plenty," a project of relief and assistance to the poor in the South Bronx, Guatemala and other locations.
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(1935)
Robin Clark: chemist (FRS).
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(1935)
Sonny Bono in Detroit: Michigan, USA; singer (Sonny and Cher, Mayor - Republican - Palm Springs, California).
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(1934)
Austin "Ted": Taylor; American gospel/R&B-singer ("Be Ever Wonderful").
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(1934)
August Coppola: American academic; father of Nicolas Cage (Born 1934).
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(1934)
Marlene Hagge: American professional golfer.
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(1934)
Hal Kalin: American singer (Kalin Twins) (d. 2005).
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(1934)
Herbie Kalin: American singer (Kalin Twins) (d. 2006).
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(1934)
Marlene Bauer Hagge in Eureka: South Dakota, USA; LPGA golfer (1950 Woman Athlete of the Year).
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(1934)
Herbert Kalin: American singer (d. 2006).
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(1934)
Jean-Marc Soubiran: French plastic surgeon.
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(1934)
Harold Kalin: American singer (d. 2005).
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(1933)
Yoshishige Yoshida
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(1932)
Ahmad Tejan Kabbah: former President of Sierra Leone.
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(1932)
Otis Blackwell: American songwriter and singer (d. 2002).
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(1932)
Ahmad Kabbah: Sierra Leonean economist lawyer and politician 3rd President of Sierra Leone (d. 2014).
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(1932)
Gretchen Wyler: American actress and dancer (d. 2007).
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(1932)
Harry Goz: American actor (d. 2003).
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(1932)
Nand Baert: Belgian radio / TV-host.
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(1932)
Gretchen Wyler in Bartlesville: Oklahoma, USA; actress (Silk Stockings).
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(1932)
A Appelfeld: Writer.
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(1932)
Aharon Appelfeld: Novelist.
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(1932)
Otis Blackwell: American songwriter and singer (d. 2002).
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(1931)
Otis Blackwell: American pianist, singer and songwriter (Born 1932).
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(1931)
Ken Takakura: Japanese actor and singer (d. 2014).
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(1931)
Giuliano Martino: Italy sport Champion.
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(1931)
George E Sangmeister: American politician (d. 2007).
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(1931)
Ken Takakura [Goichi Oda]: Kita, Japan -- Actor (Story of Antarctic).
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(1931)
A Kolleritsch: Writer.
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(1931)
George E: Sangmeister; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Illinois) (dies 2007).
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(1931)
George Sangmeister: American lawyer and politician (d. 2007).
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(1930)
Dennis Elwell: British pro astrologer, an avid student and professional for more than 45 years and one of Britain's foremost practitioners, known for some stunning predictions over the years.
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(1930)
Ricou Browning: Florida, United States -- Director / actor (Thunderball).
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(1930)
Peggy King in Greensburg: Pennsylvania, USA; singer/actress (George Gobel Show).
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(1930)
John Fery: American production manufacturer and CEO in charge of Boise Cascade, a large nationwide pulp paper, building materials and office products manufacturer.
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(1930)
F G R Cuming: Painter.
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1929 - 1920
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(1927)
Pearse Hutchinson: Scottish-born Irish poet, broadcaster and translator.
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(1926)
John Schlesinger: English actor and director (d. 2003).
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(1926)
Margot Frank: German-born Dutch Jewish holocaust victim (Born 1926).
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(1926)
Vera-Ellen [Westmeyr Rohe] in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; actress/dancer (Wonder Man).
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(1926)
Jack Levy: Mechanical engineer.
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(1925)
François-Xavier Ortoli: French Gaullist politician and businessman.
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(1925)
Carlos Paredes: Portuguese guitarist and composer (Born 1925).
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(1925)
Per Bailey: director (Gatwick and Stansted Airports).
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(1925)
David Emms: director (London Goodenough Trust for Overseas Graduates).
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(1925)
John Schlesinger: Director.
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(1924)
Robert Amadou: French editor, writer of biographies, non-fiction; and parapsychology including "Great Mediums," 1957 and "Telepathy," 1958.
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(1924)
James Swaffield: Director-General (Swaffield and Clerk to the GLC).
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(1924)
Peter Webster: British High Court Judge.
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(1923)
Andr? Coutau: Angers EXecutives.
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(1923)
Desmond Power: Canadian writer, memoirist and author of the autobiography, "Little Foreign Devil.
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(1923)
Georges Marcou: French freemason, a grand master of 'la Grande Loge de France.
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(1923)
Vincenzo Rossello: Italy sport Champion.
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(1922)
Faith Brook
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(1922)
Jozef Mermans: Belgium sport Champion.
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(1922)
Claude Couinaud: Neuilly sur Seine physician.
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(1922)
Geraint Evans: British opera vocalist (Knaben Wunderhorn).
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(1922)
Maurice Colinon: French journalist and broadcaster, he was especially interested in parapsychology and the occult.
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(1922)
Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer: German night fighter pilot (d. 1950).
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(1921)
Pierre Pasquini
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(1921)
Robert Skeetz: American astrologer who taught at Woman's Village and at Carroll Righters.
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(1921)
John Graham: English priest and academic (d. 2013).
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(1921)
Esther Bubley: American photographer (d. 1998).
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(1921)
Vera-Ellen : Actress (Big Leaguer, On the Town), dies of cancer at 55.
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(1921)
René Mauries: Mirandol-Bourgno Journalist.
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(1921)
Jean Behra: French race car driver (d. 1959).
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(1921)
Araucaria: British crossword compiler.
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(1920)
Lee Russell: Cleveland, Ohio -- Vocalist (Vincent Lopez).
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(1920)
Anna Hays: American general.
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(1920)
Tony Crook: English racing driver (d. 2014).
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(1920)
Anna Mae Hays: American army general.
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(1920)
Patty Andrews: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Vocalist (Andrews Sisters).
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(1920)
Hubert van Herreweghen: Flemish writer / journalist.
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Georges Ulmer: French composer, lyricist and singer (Born 1919).
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(1919)
Hugh Higgins: Columbus Military man.
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(1918)
Patty Andrews: American mezzo-soprano singer, the youngest of the three siblings known as The Andrews Sisters, a close harmony singing group of the swing and boogie-woogie eras.
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(1918)
Achille Castiglioni
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(1918)
Walt Faulkner: American racing driver (d. 1956).
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(1918)
Gordon Graham: American military, lieutenant general.
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(1917)
Wim Smits: Dutch astrologer, a true Aquarian.
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(1917)
Pierre Deniker: French psychiatrist, who was involved, jointly with Jean Delay and J. M. Harl, in the introduction of chlorpromazine (Thorazine), the first antipsychotic used in the treatment of schizophrenia, in the 1950s.
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(1917)
Joseph Langland: Spring Grove Writer.
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(1916)
Julien Darui: French football/soccer goalkeeper, who had stints as a coach after his playing career.
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1909 - 1900
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(1907)
Henri van: Albada Belgian sculptor (Charles V).
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(1906)
Vera Menchik: Russian-English chess player (d. 1944).
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(1906)
Wladislaw Lukasiuk: Captain of the Polish Army, of the Home Army (AK), and the anti-communist underground active in Poland after WW2.
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(1905)
Louise Larson: American journalist and author, the first Asian American reporter for a major American newspaper.
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(1905)
Marie Sandberg-Charpentier: Angers Journalist.
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(1905)
Carlo Porta: Italy Scientist.
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(1905)
Lord Franks: British ambassador (to US).
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(1905)
Jose Munoz: Molleda composer.
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(1904)
Karl-Heinz Burger: German Nazi figure (d. 1988).
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(1904)
Karl-Heinz Bürger: German SS officer (d. 1988).
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(1904)
George Kennan: American advisor, diplomat, and historian, known best as an advocate of a policy of containment of Soviet expansion at the end of World War II.
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(1904)
George F. Kennan: Historian.
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(1904)
George F Kennan: Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- US ambassador (to Moscow).
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(1903)
Edgar Bergen: American ventriloquist who studied a 25-cent books on ventriloquism while in high school, and then paid a carpenter $35 to carve the head of his first dummy, Charlie McCarthy.
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(1903)
Georges-Henri Lévesque: Canadian priest and sociologist (d. 2000).
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(1903)
André Berthomieu: French director and screenwriter (d. 1960).
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(1903)
Georges-Henri Levesque: Quebec priest and sociologist (d. 2000).
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(1903)
Beniamino Segre: Italy Scientist.
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(1901)
Reinhold Ebertin: German astrologer, exponent and developer of Cosmobiology from 1938.
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(1901)
Vincent Coleman: American actor (Born 1901).
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(1901)
Chester Morris: Actor (Diagnosis: Unknown), dies at 69.
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(1901)
Wayne King: American saxophonist, songwriter and bandleader (Born 1901).
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(1901)
Chester Morris New York City: New York; actor (Diagnosis Unknown).
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(1900)
Jean Nohain: French television presenter and songwriter, known as "Jaboune.
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(1900)
John Crombie: Scottish Royal Navy officer who became Flag Officer, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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(1900)
Albert Maurice Hackett: Playwright / screenwriter.
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