List of celebrities and famous people who were born on February 17th
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2003Maltese singer
Estonian freestyle skier
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Vine Star
Movie Actor
Musical.ly Star
Vine Star
YouTube Star
South African/American actress
Rapper
YouNow Star
Pop Singer
Rock Singer
Spanish motorcycle racer
Italian footballer
German actor
Motorcycle Racer
Actor and model from the Philippines (d. 2011).
Belgian footballer
American singer and actress
TV Actress
World Music Singer
Actress
Model
English signer
Movie Actress
Two-year-old French victim of homicide. She was killed along with her mother, sister, and maternal grandparents. Stephane, her father, then shot her to death. He committed suicide on the 11th of June 1992, 9:10 PM ET, Aubagne, France.
English gymnast
Canadian speed skater
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American actor
Bulgarian ice dancer
YouTube Star
English swimmer
The abduction victim was held captive by Wolfgang Priklopil in a secret basement for eight years until she escaped on 23 Aug 2006. Later, media attention led to her signing a contract for her talk show with an Austrian channel. It premiered on the 1st of June 2008.
Drummer
Athlete
Pop Singer
Reality Star
Soccer Player
French footballer
TV Actor
Indian activist and cartoonist
TV Show Host
American wrestler and ring announcer
Irish footballer
Filipina actress and model
Norwegian ski jumper
Movie Actor
Actress
Polish basketball player
American Ice Hockey Player
Japanese singer and actor
Cricket Player
South African cricketer
Indian film actress
South African cricketer
German footballer
American professional wrestler
American producer and guitarist, singer-songwriter
Model and director of pornographic English actress
French footballer
French footballer
French slalom competitor who has been competing since the early 2000s. She was awarded a gold medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London in the K-1 category. At the 2013 world championship, she won a gold medal.
Greek boxer
Dutch actress and model
Australian producer and singer-songwriter
Actress
Brazilian footballer
American rapper.
Brazilian footballer
Estonian alpine skier
American baseball player
American actress, socialite, and great-granddaughter to Conrad Hilton, founder, Hilton hotels. Paris, along with Nicky, grew up at the Waldorf-Astoria in Beverly Hills, and other Hilton homes in the Hamptons.
American actor. He is best known for his role in "3rd Rock From The Sun", as Tommy, an information officer on TV, and in "The Dark Knight Rises", the blockbuster Batman movie.
Australia; gymnast (Olympics-1996).
Levitt; American actor.
Colorado; gymnast (World-bronze-1995, Olympics-1996).
heiress, and socialite.
Swedish footballer (d. 2014)
American actor.
American basketball player
Ontario, Canada; gymnast (Olympics-1996).
Japanese voice actress
Israeli footballer
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Athlete
Actor
Puerto Rican pornographic actress
American baseball player
Actor
Actor
American kidnapping victim
American screenwriter and producer of actresses
Malaysian badminton player
Greek keyboard player (Firewind Nightfall & Septicflesh).
Malaysian badminton player
American actress
American racehorse (d.2003)
French singer-songwriter/guitarist (MA 1/4 Tiilation).
American baseball player
Pusan, South Korea -- Tennis star (1993 Futures Seoul)
Philadelphia Flyers).
Hamilton, Ontario -- NHL center (Dallas Stars)
Czech ice hockey player
South Korean singer, model and actress
Japanese actress
TV Actor
French two-time Motocross World Champion
American singer
Japanese guitarist songwriter and producer (Dir En Grey)
New York; actor (Scream 2, Sliders, Andrew Clements - My Secret Identity).
Rosario, Argentina -- Model (Cosmo-July 1995)
Rosario, Argentina -- Model (Cosmo-July 1995)
Brunei royalty, Prince Haji Al-Muhtadee Billah, the Crown Prince of Brunei, is in line to become the 30th Sultan of the oil-rich Islamic nation upon the abdication or death of his father. In monetary terms, the current Sultan is reportedly one of the two richest people in the world, either "the" richest, or second to Bill Gates. According to the …
French rugby player. He was a hooker for the French Rugby team 1999. He was captain of the national team and became a TV commentator.
American basketball player
NBA guard (Vancouver Grizzlies).
NFL defensive back (Buffalo Bills).
NFL wide receiver (Arizona Cardinals).
French rugby player
Philippe Candeloro, a former French competitive figure skater. He is a two time Olympic bronze medalist (1994 and 1998), a twice-time World medalist (1994 Silver, 1995 Bronze), and a four-time French National Champion (1994aEUR'97). He has commented on figure skating events during the Olympics for French television.
American musician (Foo Fighters).
Argentinian model and businesswoman
American comedian
Japanese singer (Judy & Mary).
Tampa Bay Lightning).
Swedish singer (Entombed)
Musician
Actress
Indiana, USA; volleyball setter. (Olympics 1996).
Full back (San Francisco 49ers).
NSA Australia, diver (Olympics 1996).
Politician
Virginia, USA; rower
Victoria, Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
Ft Wayne, Indiana -- Volleyball Setter (1996 Olympics).
Polish footballer
Japanese singer-songwriter (Mean Machine Judy and Mary and NiNa)
Guitarist
American actress
British actor
Canadian-Scottish composer and bagpipe player (d. 2005).
A heart problem caused by hypertrophy of his left atrium (atrial fibrillation) forced a French cyclist to stop his career in 2007.
French jockey with 95 wins; winner of the aEUR~aEUR(tm)Lauriers du plataEUR(tm)aEUR(tm) (Laurels of the flat).
American pornographic actress
English/Australian actor
French rugby player who plays as wing forward for the French Rugby team 1999.
Anchorage, Alaska -- Nordic skiier (1994 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medalist)
Designer
Alaska, USA; nordic skier (Olympics-gold/silver-1994).
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969French assistant manager at CrA(c]dit Lyonnais bank
NFL linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
NFL nose tackle (Pittsburgh Steelers).
Cincinnati Bengals).
American singer and actress
New Orleans, Louisiana -- Playmate (July, 1994)
German footballer
NFL linebacker (Miami Dolphins and Chicago Bears).
Consuming Impulse).
New Jersey, USA. Half-middleweight Judoka (Olympics 1996).
Chinese journalist and activist
American singer
American actress and singer-songwriter
Alberta, Canada; NHL center (Los Angeles Kings).
The Next Generation).
Canadian Ice Hockey Player Manager and Actor
American bass player (Symphony X, Seven Witches).
rocker (Voice of the Beehive - Let it Bee).
British rally co-driver
Swedish guitarist and songwriter (Bathory) (d. 2004)
Quebec, Canada; NHL left-wing (New York Rangers and Pittsburgh Penguins).
He was an Italian director of film who broke all box-office records with "The Cyclone," his second film in 1997.
American film director
American cinematographer and director
Pennsylvania, USA; actor ("Dark Justice, Reuben-Another World")
Japanese/US baseball infielder (Oakland Athletics).
American film director
American journalist, TV writer, and mystery novelist. Her books include "Zen and the Art of Murder" and “Zen and the City of Angels." Zen Moses, her hardboiled female detective, was introduced in these books.
American sports columnist
Washington, USA; pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
Politician
Politician
Italian journalist and TV personality, best known for his participation on the Italia 1 television show "Le iene".
American basketball legend, known as "Best Player Alive" by many. He was the most influential and dynamic player in pro basketball for 13 seasons. His remarkable career included dazzling performances, many awards, and a stellar career. Six world championships were won by the Chicago Bulls. He also scored ten titles and received enough Most Valuable Player awards for his own …
American basketball legend, known as "Best Player Alive" by many. He was the most influential and dynamic player in pro basketball for 13 seasons. His remarkable career included a stunning career that saw him accomplish almost everything. Six world championships were won by the Chicago Bulls. He also scored ten titles and received enough Most Valuable Player awards for his …
American actor and comedian
Movie Actor
Movie Actor
Nvidia was co-founded by a Taiwanese-American businessman
New York, USA: NBA guard/forward (Chicago Bulls).
American journalist
Actor / Rocker (HOTS, Lake Consequence).
British mountaineer (Born 1963)
American actor
American music video director
Politician
American politician. Jacques is the openly homosexual mother of two boys. She has been a Massachusetts senator since 1993. She was elected head of Human Rights Campaign, an advocacy group for gay and lesbians based in Washington, D.C., in November 2003. This position she assumed on January 1, 2004. The position was vacated a year later, for reasons she wasn't …
Actor
American actor and director. He made his breakthrough in La Bamba, where he played Ritchie Valens. He was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for supporting actor for Stand and Deliver and received a Tony Award nomination. Phillips also starred in Courage Under Fire and Che.
Australian singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Triffids, The Blackeyed Susans). (d. 1999).
FC Heerenveen).
British politician. She ran alongside her twin sister Maria for Parliament.
British politician. Angela, her twin sister, ran for Parliament simultaneously; Angela was elected M.P. She lost her election.
American wrestler
Russian sociologist and economic historian anthropologist
Thai actor director and stuntman
NFL guard (Philadelphia Eagles).
Minnesota, USA; beach volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
Comedian
Japanese wrestler
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Washington, USA; actor.
"Danny" Ainge, basketball and football superstar.
Israeli politician and former leader of the Mizrahi Israeli party Shas. After a period of political success that included two cabinet posts before the age 30, Deri was indicted in a corruption scandal and sentenced to two years imprisonment. After a thirteen year hiatus, he was reinstated as the leader of Israel's Shas Party in October 2012.
American football player
Swimming USA (1984 Olympics - 3 Gold Medals).
Writer
Massachusetts, USA; equestrian 3-day (Olympics-silver-1996).
Ukrainian-born footballer, who won 45 caps for Soviet Union. Baltacha was a player for Dynamo Kiev, where he won the Cup Winners Cup in 1986, the Soviet Top League, Soviet Cup four times and the Soviet Super Cup three times. Baltacha also participated in the FIFA World Cup 1982 and was a finalist at the European Championships 1988. He won …
Canadian singer-songwriter that conveys a forlorn Celtic and mystical feel in her songs. Her haunting, beautiful and evocative theme music was used in the documentary "Goddess Remembered", about the witch huntings of the middle ages.
Magic, American basketball General Manager
French soccer striker who won 5 caps (one goal for) the national team.
American host of a game show and actor
Chinese Nobel Prize winner for Academic Literature and Chinese author
American actress
Director
Israeli basketball player
Dutch politician
Brooklyn, New York -- Model (Vogue)
Brooklyn, New York -- Model (Vogue)
British comedian and actor
Seoul, South Korea -- US US table tennis player (1992 Olympics)
German gymnast and doctor
Czech bass player (Energit & Etc ...), d. 1991).
Politician
East German gymnast
Pilot officer in Pakistan Air Force during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1991 (d. 1971).
French detective story writer.
South African politician and Mayor for Cape Town. Concurrently, she is the leader of Independent Democrats, a South African party that she founded in 2003 through a floor-crossing window. De Lille was elected to dual party membership when the ID merged in South Africa's Democratic Alliance on 15 August 2010.
Indian writer, scholar, poet. Alexander was born in India and Sudan and now lives and works in New York City. She is the Distinguished Professor of English at Hunter College as well as the CUNY Graduate Center's PhD program in English. Alexander is the author or numerous books of poetry, literary memoirs and essays. She also has works of fiction, …
Rock guitarist / vocalist (Blackfoot)
Comedian
American guitarist (Blackfoot & Lynyrd skynyrd).
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949English singer and guitarist (Henry CowArt Bears Massacre, Skeleton Crew).
American designer. He is a young, rising prop designer who creates and builds bizarre props, masks, and costumes. His credits include Bette Midler’s mermaid tail and giant rats for a horror movie, and credits on "The Thing” and "Star Trek: The Movie."
Italian musician. He was the drummer and singer for the Italian group New Trolls, 1966-1989. He is still a member of the group and it has gone through many incarnations. Since 2011, they are known as the UT New Trolls.
French actor. His mother was French and his father was Iranian. In the 1970s, he first played a few small roles. He was best known for his role as the father and husband in 'Tableau d'honneur' (1992).
American actor and director of television
American basketball coach and player (d. 2012).
Mexican actor and singer
Mexican actor and producer of singers.
Italian business executive and lawyer. After obtaining a law degree, he became a specialist in worker's rights and then took a position in the family business. He was elected President of the Committee of Young Entrepreneurs in 1978. He was Vice-President at Confindustria, and then President of the mega-company.
Norwegian singer and actor
Dutch vocalist (Clown).
British actor, painter, and writer (Terror From Within).
Illinois, USA; actress Mary Hartman ).
French singer and songwriter.
American singer
American politician and candidate for Governor of Massachusetts. Grossman, who was formerly the national party chairman, is a workaholic. He often manages to get by on just four hours sleep while reading legal briefs and pacing. Grossman has been married to Barbara since 1982. They have three children.
Denmark -- Yachting (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Iranian-American academic and author
French comedian and actor, frequently nominated for best acting. His role in "Same Old Song" earned him the 1998 CA(c)sar Award. After his success in "Three Men and a Cradle", (with Boujenah & Giraud), he was awarded the CA(c)sar award in 1998. Alain Resnais directed him several times. He was also nominated to the "MoliA're" (theatre).
French freemason and head of "la Grande Loge FA(c)minine."
New York, USA. Actress (Nurses Who's That Knocking at my Door?).
French architect, not to been confused with the writer of that name (born in Nantes in 1948).
Norwegian actor who has excelled in a variety of roles on the screen, television, stage, and cabaret stages across the country. Jordal was made a Knight of St. Olav in 2006 for his long career on screen and stage as well as his status as a "grand old gentleman" among Norwegian actors.
Dublin, Ireland -- Actress (My Right Foot)
American actress
Actress (Rita-Peyton Place)
L Swildens -Rozendal; Dutch member of Parliament (PvdA).
Czech-German Astrologer, a student in 1999.
British politician (Labour).
Canadian author and veterinarian
Soft Machine: Welsh saxophonist keyboard player, composer
He was a French actor and singer. Popular across Europe were the Charlots, particularly with their funny movies. GA(c)rard also enjoyed sciences like astronomy.
French member of the National Skating Team.
Canadian producer and actor
American housewife and activist, head of Citizens for Limited Taxation, a popular antitax group.
Greek macroeconomist
American activist and political leader who founded the Black Panther Party, which became a symbol for black militancy between the 1970's and the 1960's.
Italian government Minister made many laws regarding the speed of the autostrada in the summer 1988.
English actress and theatre director
German Fed Rep, downhill skier (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Musician
Connecticut, USA; singer/songwriter "Town Without Pity".
American singer, songwriter, and pop vocalist. He is best known for his simple singing style and the hit song "Town Without Pity." He wrote songs for other groups and singers early in his career, such as "He's a Rebel" for The Crystals, and "Today's Teardrops” for Roy Orbison.
Gratiot County Writer
Australian Ballet Legend and Artistic Director of A.I.C.D. (Australian Institute of Classical Dance.
World Music Singer
A former Danish prince who seemed likely to one day become king, until 1953 when the constitution was amended to allow females to inherit it. His branch of the dynasty fell behind Princess Margrethe and his two younger sisters. In order to marry a man of commoner, he gave up his princely rank as well as his rights to the …
Mexican producer and singer-songwriter
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Actress
Mississippi, USA. Miss America-1959/actress. (Diff'rent Strokes).
English singer and actor
American merchandise marketer, Clark Equipment's CEO is an American. Clark Equipment is a large-scale construction/large equipment manufacturer company. McKernan studied at New York University and was interested in merchandise marketing, production, and manufacturing.
American/Canadian actress
American banjo player
Head (US Commission on Civil Rights)
Novelist
American singer (Dells, "Love is Blue")
American beauty queen, Miss America 1959.
Georgia, United States -- NFL fullback (Cleveland Browns), / actor ("Dirty Dozen")
Georgia, United States -- NFL fullback (Cleveland Browns), / actor ("Dirty Dozen")
USA; NFL fullback (Cleveland Browns), actor ("The Dirty Dozen")
St-Brieuc Journalist
American basketball player, who played for one season in pro basketball in 1961.
American country music singer, songwriter and drummer. He is also known as the "Country Caruso". Bush is well-known for his distinctive voice, and for writing "Whiskey River", a hit for Willie Nelson and himself.
English-American producer and actress
After being captured during a covert operation in the Golan Heights, an Israeli soldier committed suicide in Syria on 13 January 1955. He was a symbol for courage and patriotism within Israel.
Australian entertainer and visual artist. Humphries abandoned his University law studies to perform at reviews. He then created his character Edna Everage, a typical lower-middle-class housewife. He went to England in 1959 for a stage production, but returned three years later with his own production.
British actor, stage and screen. He starred in the original London stage production "Look Back in Anger" at 22. He appeared in many movies including "The Fixer," Zorba The Greek," "Women in Love", and "Georgy Girl". His brilliant debut on the stage was continued with roles like "Butley" or "Fortune's Fool."
Phoenix Cardinals).
General Public Utilities is an American power company. The CEO and accountant of General Public Utilities is American. Hoch holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics.
American magician and author (d. 1997).
American politician (d. 2007)
Politician
American politician (Representative-Republican-Wyoming).
France sport Champion
South Carolina, USA. Banjoist/singer (Hee haw).
French opthalmologist who specializes in the pathology and treatment of the cornea.
Photographer
Czech singer and actress (d.2013)
British author of psychological thrillers and crime fiction; an award-winner both on the Atlantic and in Britain. She is a former journalist who built a reputation as one of the most respected crime novelists. The British Crime Writers Association awarded her novel, "A Demon In My View," the gold Dagger Award. Her other works include "A Sleeping Life", "The Best …
Composer
French business executive and former chairman of BRED, Banque rA (c)gionale et dA(c),ts), one of the most popular French banks.
Ukrainian-Israeli academic and physicist (d. 2013).
American manager and player
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Director
British actress who is a master of her craft. Routledge was awarded a Tony Award for her performance on the New York stage as "Darling of the Day" in June 1968. Her career began as an assistant stage manager at Liverpool Playhouse. She has appeared in a few plays by Alan Bennett and was Kitty, the funny, straight-talking overnight celebrity …
New York, USA. Novelist (The Promise).
French bandleader and accordionist, whose 1959 hit "Ciao Ciao Bambina" reached #63 on U.S. charts.
Canadian ice hockey player
American novelist and rabbi (Born 1929).
British politician. He was a Member of the Parliament who was elected at General Election 6/11/1987. On March 4, 1993, he died from lung cancer near Cheltenham in England.
Puerto Rican singer and actress (d.2013)
French author and lawyer.
Italy sport Champion
Madison, Wisconsin -- Composer (1957 Arts & Letters).
Composer
Wisconsin, USA; composer (1957 Arts and Letters).
American actor on screen and stage, whose first film was "The Group" (1966). His films include "All the President's Men", 1976, "Wall Street", 1987 and "Carried Away," 1995. In 1997, he also voiced "Hercules". Holbrook is well-known in genuine theater. He has played a variety stage roles and was a regular on TV's "The Bold Ones". He has received five …
France sport Champion
Ohio, USA; actor (All the President's Men Mark Twain).
German/Norwegian cartoon character (The Slogan).
English composer and conductor (d.2003)
French Catholic priest who was Bishop of Rodez (-Vabres), from 30 May 1974 until 1 June 1991.
American writer, daughter Harry S. Truman (1924).
France sport Champion
Bicyclist from Italy, who won the Gold Medal at London Olympics 1948.
American writer, noted family, and the daughter of U.S. President Harry S. Truman. She was an opera coloratura singer from 1947-1954, and became a radio hostess and TV hostess. Her niche was as an author of more than 20 books (by 2000). She is a well-known mystery writer. Clifton Daniel, a newspaper editor, married her on 4/21/1956. They had four …
USA; President's daughter, writer (Murder At FBI), pianist.
France sport Champion
American banker and President of the World Bank, 1981-1986. Clausen was also the President and CEO of Bank of America from 1981 to 1986.
English scholar and archaeologist (d. 1988).
Hamilton EXecutives
American clarinet player (d.2014)
Illinois, USA; banker
American nightclub owner (Born in 1922)
American forensic anesthesiologist (d.1999)
Ling religious studies professor.
doctor.
composer.
American soldier and illustrator (d. 1996).
Norwegian filmmaker and writer. He is best known for his puppet films. FlAY=klypa Grand Prix ("Pinchcliffe Grand Prix") is his most well-known film. It was made in 1975.
Domfront physician
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Dallas Yancy Derringer Day of Fury, Day of Fury).
Hunt tennis champion (US Open-1943).
Canadian academic and historian (d. 2009).
Chicago, Illinois -- Actress (Beverly Hillbillies).
Neuilly sur seine EXecutives
Prime Minister of Ukraine, Ukrainian politician (d. 1990).
American poet and academic (d.1999)
peace campaigner.
Egyptian poet and philosopher (d. 2002).
Egyptian philosopher (d. 2002).
Mexican electrical engineer who invented a color-wheel style of color television and introduced color television to Mexico.
Mexican engineer (d. 1965)
He is a talented and handsome Italian actor. He graduated from the University of Turin and became a professional soccer player, critic and got minor roles in a few films. He won international acclaim in 1949 for his performance in "Bitter rice", the first of many complex characters he would portray in his long and prolific acting career. Vittoria De …
Russian prince and famous Rugby Union footballer who played in England. (Born 1916)
composer.
American Marine, American military who was awarded the Medal of Honor by the Medal of Honor Society for his "conspicuous gallantry" and "intrepidity at great risk during World War II. This medal was presented to him during the Battle of Okinawa. He died in May 1945.
At 81, a teacher/writer dies
Worcester, Massachusetts -- Actor (Fantastic Voyage and Peyton Place).
Breton stage actor, journalist and author. He also wrote for radio in French and Breton languages. He directed a weekly radio program in Breton for many years and helped to create the Festival de Cornouaille, a Quimper summer festival.
Many consider the Puerto Rican poet Gabriela Mistral to be the greatest Puerto Rican poet and one of the most important Latin American female poets.
Los Angeles, California -- WWII pilot / actor (Paths of Glory).
French cyclist in road racing, who was a climber and won the mountains classification of the 1934 Tour de France.
Actor Kid Galahad dies at 45 from a heart attack
France sport Champion
Belgian writer
Belgium Writer
Germany Military man
Montauban physician
composer.
French politician and historian who played a key role in the development of France's social sciences.
composer.
French politician, industrialist and minister; mayor of Barbizon; president, new society for building industry.
American science fiction and fantasy writer. She died 17 March 2005.
American Astrologer. He is a long-standing AFA member since October 1945. After a time, he dropped out but was reinstated in August 1970.
American novelist and author of the 1957 John Newbery Medal winning novel
American composer and bandleader
Italy sport Champion
Bordeaux Writer
German-American scholar and poet (d. 1984).
Gravelly (Arkansas) -- Actor (Big Sky Apache Uprising).
Yssingeaux EXecutives
New York actor (Man With Golden Gun).
Actor (Big Sky Apache Uprising), died at 68
Poet
French parapsychologist and physician who was interested in telepathy and clairvoyance. He also gave lectures on the subject, as he worked with his wife to experiment with plant growth and casting dice. His articles in parapsychology were also written with his wife. However, before he began his career in parapsychology or medicine, he received his B.A. His B.A. in 1928, …
Famous birthdays on February 17th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Belgium sport Champion
Belgium sport Champion
Oak Park, Illinois -- Actor (Peyton Place)
Spanish priest. Enter the congregation of discalced Carmelites on 4 December 1930. His superiors were posted in Toledo in 1934.
Sportscaster (Dodgers and Yankees), dies in 84
Estonian actor and singer
Vice Premier of People's Republic of China, Chinese politician (d. 2007).
Dutch translator/writer (Russian Black on White).
Rochester, New York -- Composer (1973 ASCAP award)
Russian mountaineer, sculptor (d. 1948).
American actress (Born in 1906).
Head of OAS (1968-75).
A Nationalist and educator from Puerto Rico. Canales was a member of the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party from 1931 to help organize the Daughters of Freedom women's branch of The Puerto Rican Nationalist Party.
composer.
Estonian wrestler
Italian poet and writer. He travelled in his teens to Albania, Montenegro, and other Balkan states. Later, as a merchant ship sailor, he traveled to ports throughout Europe, North Africa, and the Mediterranean Sea. He returned to Italy and worked as a tax collector in Palermo, for two years. He moved to Paris in 1923, where he met influential avant-garde …
Director of the "Bouglione Circus", also known as "Le Cirque d'Hiver", in Paris. Patriarch of Bouglione Dynasty.
German-American international relations scholar who started his career in Frankfurt as a judge. After leaving Nazi Germany in 1932 for a trip in Geneva, he did not return and settled in the United States in 1937. In 1943, he was naturalized as a citizen and began teaching in Chicago and New York from 1974. His first major work, "Man Versus …
French director, one of the most prolific of his time, with more than 60 films between 1926 and 1960, including "Pas Si Bete" (1929). Paris, 4/10/1960.
Homan director of Groningen's queen
Author and translator of Iranian-French (d. 1951).
France Actor
A French sailor who crossed 10 times the Atlantic.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Operatic contralto (banned by D.A.R.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Operatic contralto (banned D.A.R.
American actress