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List of celebrities and famous people born on the 17th of February

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Federica Falzon: Maltese singer.
(2002) Kelly Sildaru: Estonian freestyle skier.
(2000) Aidan Alexander: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Mike Hammontree: Vine Star.
(1997) Tasha Farsaci: YouTube Star.
(1997) George Padilla: Musical.
(1997) Collin MacKechnie: Movie Actor.
(1997) Baylor Barnes: Vine Star.
(1996) Sasha Pieterse: South African/American actress.
(1996) Lil Herb: Rapper.
(1995) Madison Keys
(1995) Allen Sarinana: YouNow Star.
(1994) Dean Gibbons: Pop Singer.

(1994) Angie Miller: Rock Singer.
(1993) Marc Márquez: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1993) AJ Perez: Filipino actor and model (d. 2011).
(1993) Marc Marquez: Motorcycle Racer.
(1993) Nicola Leali: Italian footballer.
(1993) Philip Wiegratz: German actor.
(1993) Jannes Vansteenkiste: Belgian footballer.
(1992) Meaghan Jette Martin: American actress and singer.
(1992) Val Mercado: Model.
(1992) Meaghan Jette Martin: Actress.
(1992) Karter Zaher: World Music Singer.
(1992) Meaghan Martin: TV Actress.
(1991) Ed Sheeran: English signer.
(1991) Bonnie Wright: Movie Actress.
(1991) Sam Oldham: English gymnast.
(1991) Stephanie Bohain: French homicide victim at the age of two.
(1990) Marianne St-Gelais: Canadian speed skater.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Chord Overstreet: American actor.
(1989) Rebecca Adlington: English swimmer.
(1989) Ina Demireva: Bulgarian ice dancer.
(1989) Jenn Aguirre: YouTube Star.
(1988) Natascha Kampusch: Abduction victim, was held captive in a secret cellar by her kidnapper Wolfgang Priklopil for more than eight years, until she escaped on 23 August 2006.
(1988) Harley Viera Newton
(1988) Dalila Ortiz: Reality Star.
(1988) Case Keenum: Athlete.
(1988) Aaron Scott: Pop Singer.
(1988) Arin Ilejay: Drummer.

(1987) Joan Hartock
(1987) Aseem Trivedi: Indian cartoonist and activist.
(1987) Amy Rodriguez: Soccer Player.
(1987) Thomas Ayasse: French footballer.
(1987) Raffi Ahmad: TV Actor.
(1986) Daphne Oz: TV Show Host.
(1986) Joey O'Brien: Irish footballer.
(1986) Ricardo Rodriguez: American wrestler and ring announcer.
(1985) Anne Curtis: Filipino actress and model.
(1985) Anders Jacobsen (ski jumper)
(1985) Anders Jacobsen: Norwegian ski jumper.
(1985) Sivakarthikeyan : Movie Actor.
(1985) Ahna O'Reilly: Actress.
(1984) Claire Denamur
(1984) Marcin Gortat: Polish basketball player.
(1984) Jimmy Jacobs: American professional wrestler.
(1984) Stefan Jarosch: German footballer.
(1984) Kenta Kamakari: Japanese actor and singer.
(1984) Drew Miller: American ice hockey player.
(1984) AB de Villiers: South African cricketer.
(1984) de Villiers: South African cricketer.
(1984) Devilliers: Cricket Player.
(1984) Sadha: Indian film actress.
(1983) Amélie Bitoun
(1983) Kevin Rudolf: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1983) Gérald Cid: French footballer.
(1983) Marios Kaperonis: Greek boxer.
(1983) Poppy Morgan: English pornographic actress model and director.
(1983) Émilie Fer: French slalom canoer who has competed since the early 2000s.
(1983) Gerald Cid: French footballer.
(1982) Leito Adriano
(1982) Mariana Weickert
(1982) Jill de Jong: Dutch model and actress.
(1982) Miriam Nervo: DJ.
(1982) Daniel Merriweather: Australian singer-songwriter and producer.
(1982) Brooke D'Orsay: Actress.
(1982) Adriano: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Deyvid Oprja: Estonian alpine skier.
(1982) Lupe Fiasco: American rapper.
(1982) Adriano Ribeiro: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Brian Bruney: American baseball player.
(1981) Paris Hilton: American actress and socialite, child of noted hotel family, She is the great-granddaughter of Conrad Hilton, founder of the Hilton hotels.
(1981) Joseph Gordon-Levitt: American actor, best-known for his role as information officer Tommy on the TV sitcom "3rd Rock From The Sun", and in the blockbuster Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises".
(1981) Donielle Thompson in Wheatridge: Colorado; gymnast (World-bronze-1995, Olympics-1996).
(1981) Joseph Gordon: Levitt; American actor.
(1981) Pontus Segerström: Swedish footballer (d. 2014).
(1981) Lisa Skinner in Queensland: Australia; gymnast (Olympics-1996).
(1981) Paris Hilton American model: heiress, and socialite.
(1980) Jason Ritter: American actor.
(1980) Al Harrington: American basketball player.
(1980) Aya Endō: Japanese voice actress.
(1980) Shanyn MacEachern in Brampton: Ontario, Canada; gymnast (Olympics-1996).
(1980) Klemi Saban: Israeli footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jackson Hurst
(1979) Cara Black: Athlete.
(1979) Bear McCreary
(1979) Dee: Puerto Rican pornographic actress.
(1979) Josh Willingham: American baseball player.
(1979) Conrad Ricamora: Actor.
(1978) Ashton Holmes: Actor.
(1978) Rory Kinnear: Actor.
(1978) Jacob Wetterling: American kidnapping victim.
(1977) Erin Cardillo: American actress producer and screenwriter.

(1977) Wong Choong Hann: Malaysian badminton player.
(1977) Bob Katsionis: Greek keyboard player (Firewind Nightfall and Septicflesh).
(1977) Wong Hann: Malaysian badminton player.
(1976) Kelly Carlson: American actress.
(1976) Almira Skripchenko
(1976) Laura Tenoudji
(1976) Daniel Grao
(1976) William Roussel: French singer-songwriter and guitarist (Mütiilation).
(1976) Spectacular Bid: American racehorse (d. 2003).
(1976) Scott Williamson: American baseball player.
(1975) Harisu : South Korean singer, model and actress.
(1975) Sung-Hee Park: Pusan, South Korea -- Tennis star (1993 Futures-Seoul).
(1975) Todd Harvey: Hamilton, Ontario -- NHL center (Dallas Stars).
(1975) Vaclav Prospal NHL forward (Team Czechoslovakia Olympics-gold-1998: Philadelphia Flyers).
(1975) Václav Prospal: Czech ice hockey player.
(1975) Michiko Kichise: Japanese actress.
(1974) Jerry O'Connell: TV Actor.
(1974) Frédéric Bolley: French two-time motocross world champion.
(1974) Valeria Mazza: Rosario, Argentina -- Model (Cosmo-July 1995).
(1974) Kaoru : Japanese guitarist songwriter and producer (Dir En Grey).
(1974) Bryan White: American singer.
(1974) Valeria Mazza: Rosario, Argentina -- Model (Cosmo-July 1995).
(1974) Jerry O'Connell in New York City: New York; actor (Scream 2, Sliders, Andrew Clements - My Secret Identity).
(1974) Haji Al-Muhtadee Billah : 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.
(1973) Raphaël Ibañez: French rugby player, a member of the French rugby team 1999, playing as hooker.
(1973) Frank Sanders: NFL wide receiver (Arizona Cardinals).
(1973) Chris Robinson: NBA guard (Vancouver Grizzlies).
(1973) Raymond Jackson: NFL defensive back (Buffalo Bills).
(1973) Drew Barry: American basketball player.
(1973) Raphael Ibanez: French rugby player.
(1972) Billie Joe Armstrong
(1972) Philippe Candeloro: Philippe Candeloro is a French former competitive figure skater.
(1972) Taylor Hawkins: American musician (Foo Fighters).
(1972) Valeria Mazza: Argentinian model and businesswoman.
(1972) Ralphie May: American comedian.
(1972) LG Petrov: Swedish singer (Entombed).
(1972) Billie Armstrong: Guitarist.
(1972) Yuki : Japanese singer-songwriter (Mean Machine Judy and Mary and NiNa).
(1972) Stephen Robinson in Arlington: Virginia, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Richard MacQuire in Melbourne: Victoria, Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Tony Lawson: in NSA Australia; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Vladimir Vujtek NHL forward (Team Czechoslovakia Olympics-gold-1998: Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1972) Cezary Kucharski: Polish footballer.
(1972) William Floyd: full back (San Francisco 49ers).
(1972) Lloy Ball in Fort Wayne: Indiana, USA; volleyball setter (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Lloy Ball: Ft Wayne, Indiana -- Volleyball setter (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Billie Joe Armstrong: Musician.
(1972) David Rouzer: Politician.
(1972) Denise Richards: Actress.
(1972) Yuki Isoya: Japanese singer (Judy and Mary).
(1971) Denise Richards: American actress.
(1971) Jeremy Edwards: British actor.
(1971) Martyn Bennett: Canadian-Scottish bagpipe player and composer (d. 2005).
(1971) Stéphane Pétilleau: French cyclist forced to end his career in 2007 because of a heart problem (atrial fibrillation due to hypertrophy of the left atrium of the heart).
(1971) SaRenna Lee: American pornographic actress.
(1971) Sylvain Guillot: French jockey with 95 wins; winner of the ‘’Lauriers du plat’’ (Laurels of the flat).
(1970) Dominic Purcell: English/Australian actor.
(1970) Philippe Bernat-Salles: French rugby player, a member of the French rugby team 1999, playing as wing forward.
(1970) Tommy Moe: Anchorage, Alaska -- Nordic skiier (1994 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medalist).
(1970) Tommy Moe in Anchorage: Alaska, USA; nordic skier (Olympics-gold/silver-1994).
(1970) Thomas Heatherwick: Designer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) David Douillet: French assistant manager at the Crédit Lyonnais bank.
(1969) Levon Kirkland: NFL linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1969) Tuesday Knight: American actress and singer.
(1969) Traci Adell: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Playmate (July, 1994).
(1969) Willi Kronhardt: German footballer.
(1969) Joel Steed: NFL nose tackle (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1969) David Klingler NFL quarterback (Oakland Raiders: Cincinnati Bengals).
(1968) Katica Illényi
(1968) Bari (Italy)
(1968) Bryan Cox: NFL linebacker (Miami Dolphins, Chicago Bears).

(1968) Wu'erkaixi : Chinese journalist and activist.
(1968) Patrick Uterwijk pop guitarist (Pestilence: Consuming Impulse).
(1968) Celita Schutz in Riverdale: New Jersey, USA; half-middleweight judoka (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Chante Moore: American singer.
(1967) Gary Shuchuk in Edmonton: Alberta, Canada; NHL center (Los Angeles Kings).
(1967) Chanté Moore: American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1967) Michelle Forbes in Austin Texas USA actress (Ensign Ro - Star Trek: The Next Generation).
(1966) Luc Robitaille: Canadian ice hockey player manager and actor.
(1966) Jean-Marc Dumontet
(1966) Melissa Brooke-Belland: rocker (Voice of the Beehive-Let it Bee).
(1966) Luc Robitaille in MontrTal: Quebec, Canada; NHL left wing (New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins).
(1966) Robert Reid: British rally co-driver.
(1966) Quorthon : Swedish guitarist and songwriter (Bathory) (d. 2004).
(1966) Michael Lepond: American bass player (Symphony X and Seven Witches).
(1965) Leonardo Pieraccioni: Italian film director who he beat all the box-office records with his second film, "The Cyclone," 1997.
(1965) Michael Bay: American film director.
(1965) Michael Bay: American film director.
(1965) Clayton Prince in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Dark Justice, Reuben - Another World).
(1965) Samuel Bayer: American director and cinematographer.
(1965) Jim Bowie: Japanese / US baseball infielder (Oakland Athletics).
(1964) Michael Bay
(1964) Elizabeth Cosin: American journalist, television writer and mystery novelist whose books include "Zen and the Art of Murder" and "Zen and the City of Angels," in which she introduced her hard-boiled female detective, Zen Moses.
(1964) Buster Olney: American sports columnist.
(1964) Mike Campbell in Seattle: Washington, USA; pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
(1964) Enrico Lucci: Italian journalist and television personality, known for his participation in the Italia 1 television program "Le iene.
(1964) Mark Shriver: Politician.
(1964) Jim Jordan: Politician.
(1963) Michael Jordan: American famed basketball star, known by some as the "Best Player Alive.
(1963) Michael Jordan: American famed basketball star, known by some as the "Best Player Alive.
(1963) Larry the Cable Guy: American comedian and actor.
(1963) Quorthon
(1963) Jay Faires
(1963) Alison Hargreaves: British mountaineer (Born 1963).
(1963) Rene Syler: American journalist.
(1963) Larry the Cable Guy: Movie Actor.
(1963) Michael "Air" Jordan in Brooklyn: New York, USA; NBA guard/forward (Chicago Bulls).
(1963) Dan Reed: Rocker / actor (HOTS, Lake Consequence).
(1963) Jen-Hsun Huang: Taiwanese-American businessman co-founded Nvidia.
(1963) Larry the Cable Guy: Movie Actor.
(1962) Lou Diamond Phillips: American actor.
(1962) Samuel Bayer: American music video director.
(1962) David McComb: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Triffids and The Blackeyed Susans) (d. 1999).
(1962) Hennie Meijer soccer player (Cambuur L: FC Heerenveen).
(1962) Lou Phillips: American actor and director.
(1962) Suzan DelBene: Politician.
(1962) Lou Diamond Phillips: Actor.
(1962) Cheryl Jacques: American politician; the openly gay mother of two boys, Jacques has been a member of the Massachusetts Senate since 1993.
(1961) Joëlle Milquet
(1961) Angela Eagle: British politician.
(1961) Maria Eagle: British politician.
(1961) Nicolas Forissier
(1961) Guy McIntyre: NFL guard (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1961) Deb[ra] Richardson in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; beach volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
(1961) Wendy Liebman: Comedian.
(1961) Andrey Korotayev: Russian anthropologist economic historian and sociologist.
(1961) Chris Champion: American wrestler.
(1961) Panna Rittikrai: Thai actor director and stuntman (d. 2014).
(1960) Shunji Kosugi: Japanese wrestler.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Daniel Ray: "Danny" Ainge; basketball and football star.
(1959) Richard Karn in Seattle: Washington, USA; actor (Al - Home Improvement).
(1959) Neil Lomax: American football player.
(1959) Aryeh Deri: Israeli politician, and the former and current leader of the Mizrahi Israeli political party Shas.
(1959) Rowdy Gaines: US swimmer (1984 Olympics - 3 Gold Medals).
(1958) Sergei Baltacha: Ukrainian-born footballer who won 45 caps for the Soviet Union.
(1958) Karen Lende O'Connor in Concord: Massachusetts, USA; equestrian 3-day (Olympics-silver-1996).
(1958) Michael Sims: Writer.
(1957) Loreena McKennitt: Canadian songwriter who conveys forlorn Celtic and mystical feeling in her songs.
(1957) Douglas Urbanski

(1956) Eric Pecout
(1956) John Gabriel (basketball)
(1956) John Gabriel: American basketball General Manager, Magic.
(1956) Éric Pécout: French football/soccer striker, who obtained 5 caps (one goal) for the French national team.
(1956) Richard Karn: American actor and game show host.
(1955) Mo Yan: Chinese author and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1954) Rene Russo: American actress.
(1954) Rémy Pflimlin
(1954) Jean-Marie Laclavetine
(1954) Don Coscarelli: Director.
(1954) Miki Berkovich: Israeli basketball player.
(1953) Norman Pace: British actor and comic.
(1953) Janice Dickinson: Brooklyn, New York -- Model (Vogue).
(1953) Annie Schreijer-Pierik: Dutch politician.
(1953) Janice Dickinson: Brooklyn, New York -- Model (Vogue).
(1952) Karin Janz: East German gymnast.
(1952) Randy Forbes: Politician.
(1952) Vladimír Padrůněk: Czech bass player (Energit and Etc.
(1952) Karin Büttner-Janz: German gymnast and physician.
(1952) Insook Bhushan: Seoul, South Korea -- US US table tennis player (1992 Olympics).
(1951) Hubert Corbin: French writer of detective stories.
(1951) Patricia De Lille: South African politician and Mayor of Cape Town.
(1951) Meena Alexander: Indian poet, scholar, and writer.
(1951) Rashid Minhas: Pilot officer in Pakistan Air Force during Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 (d. 1971).
(1950) George Miller: Comedian.
(1950) Rick Medlocke: Rock guitarist / vocalist (Blackfoot).
(1950) Rickey Medlocke: American guitarist (Blackfoot and Lynyrd Skynyrd).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) N Theodore Shell
(1949) Fred Frith: English guitarist and songwriter (Henry Cow Art Bears Massacre and Skeleton Crew).
(1949) N Shelf: American designer, a rapidly rising young prop designer known for his magical ability to make the impossible seem real as he creates and builds strange props, masks and costumes.
(1949) Gianni Belleno: Italian musician, the drummer and singer of the Italian group New Trolls from 1966 to 1989.
(1948) Philippe Khorsand: French actor.
(1948) Rick Majerus: American basketball player and coach (d. 2012).
(1948) José José: Mexican singer-songwriter producer and actor.
(1948) Jose Jose: Mexican singer and actor.
(1948) Don Scardino: American television director and actor.
(1947) Luigi Abete: Italian lawyer and business executive.

(1947) Dodie Stevens [Geraldine Ann Pasquale] in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Mary Hartman!).
(1947) Dallas Adams: British actor / painter / writer (Terror From Within).
(1947) Helge Jordal: Norwegian actor and singer.
(1947) Ben Cramer: Dutch vocalist (Clown).
(1946) André Dussolier
(1946) Alice Dona: French singer and songwriter.
(1946) Shahrnush Parsipur: Iranian-American author and academic.
(1946) Valdemar Bandolowski: Denmark -- Yachting (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1946) André Dussollier: French actor and comedian, often nominated for best actor.
(1946) Dodie Stevens: American singer.
(1946) Helge Jordal: Norwegian actor who has distinguished himself in several roles on the film screen, television, stage and cabaret theatres across the country.
(1946) Jean-Pierre Martin: French architect, not to be confused with the writer of the same name (born in Nantes in 1948).
(1946) Zina Bethune in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Nurses, Who's That Knocking at My Door).
(1946) Marie-France Picart: French freemason, head of 'la Grande Loge féminine.
(1946) Steve Grossman: American politician, a candidate in the race for Governor of Massachusetts in July 2002.
(1945) Bernard Rapp
(1945) Brenda Fricker: Dublin, Ireland -- Actress (My Left Foot).
(1945) Zina Bethune: American actress.
(1945) Willie J: L Swildens-Rozendal; Dutch Member of Parliament (PvdA).
(1945) Patricia Morrow: Actress (Rita-Peyton Place).
(1944) Bernie Grant: British politician (Labour).
(1944) Karl Jenkins: Welsh saxophonist keyboard player and composer (Soft Machine).
(1944) Bruce Fogle: Canadian veterinarian and author.
(1944) Werner Popp: Czech-German astrologer, a student in 1999.
(1943) Gérard Rinaldi: French singer and actor, he was first of all the voice and the soul of the "Charlots" band.
(1943) Lawrence Berjoan: French member of the National Skating team.
(1943) Barbara Anderson: American housewife and political activist, the head of a popular anti-tax group called Citizens for Limited Taxation.
(1943) Costas Azariadis: Greek macroeconomist.
(1943) Joe Medjuck: Canadian actor and producer.
(1942) Huey Newton: American political activist who co-founded the Black Panther Party that became a symbol of black militancy in the mid-1960's and 1970's.
(1942) Enrico Ferri: Italian government Minister; made many laws governing the speed on the autostrada the summer of 1988.
(1941) Julia McKenzie: English actress and theatre director.
(1941) Heidi Biebi: German Fed Rep, downhill skier (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1941) Gene Pitney: Musician.
(1941) Gene Pitney in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; singer/songwriter ("Town Without Pity").
(1940) Gene Pitney: American musician, songwriter and pop vocalist known for his plaintive singing style and his big hit "Town Without Pity.
(1940) Willi Holdorf
(1940) Vicente Fernandez: World Music Singer.
(1940) Bill Knott: Gratiot County Writer.
(1940) Marilyn Jones: Australian ballet luminary and Artistic Director of A.I.
(1940) Count of Rosenborg Ingolf: Danish former prince, who appeared likely to someday become king until the constitution was changed in 1953 to allow females to inherit the crown, placing his branch of the dynasty behind that of his cousin Princess Margrethe and her two younger sisters.
(1940) Vicente Fernández: Mexican singer-songwriter actor and producer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Mary Ann Mobley
(1939) Mary Ann Mobley in Biloxi: Mississippi, USA; Miss America-1959/actress (Diff'rent Strokes).
(1939) Mary Ann Mobley: Actress.
(1939) John Leyton: English actor and singer.
(1938) Mary Berry: Novelist.
(1938) Buck Trent: American banjo player.
(1938) Leo McKernan: American merchandise marketer and CEO of Clark Equipment, a construction/large equipment manufacturing company.
(1938) Martha Henry: American/Canadian actress.
(1938) Mary Frances Berry: Educator / head (US Commission on Civil Rights).
(1937) Mary Mobley: American beauty queen, voted Miss America in 1959.

(1937) Mickey McGill: American vocalist (Dells - "Love is Blue").
(1936) Jim Brown: Georgia, United States -- NFL full back (Cleveland Browns) / actor (Dirty Dozen).
(1936) Jim Brown: Georgia, United States -- NFL full back (Cleveland Browns) / actor (Dirty Dozen).
(1936) Jim Brown in Georgia: USA; NFL full back (Cleveland Browns), actor (The Dirty Dozen).
(1936) Bernard Kerraoul: St-Brieuc Journalist.
(1936) Stacey Arceneaux: American athlete, played pro basketball for one season in 1961.
(1935) Michel Aoun
(1935) Uri Ilan: Israeli soldier who committed suicide on 13 January 1955 in a Syrian prison, after being captured in a covert operation on the Golan Heights.
(1935) Christina Pickles: English-American actress and producer.
(1935) Johnny Bush: American country music singer, songwriter, and drummer, nicknamed the "Country Caruso.
(1934) Barry Humphries: Australian entertainer and visual artist.
(1934) Alan Bates: British actor of stage and screen, co-starring at age 22 in the original London stage production of "Look Back in Anger.
(1934) Buddy Ryan NFL coach (Philadelphia Eagles: Phoenix Cardinals).
(1933) Michèle Manceaux
(1933) Jacky Bluteau
(1933) Michael Shersby
(1933) Craig Thomas: American politician (Representative-Republican-Wyoming).
(1933) Larry Jennings: American magician and author (d. 1997).
(1933) Standley Hoch: American accountant and CEO of General Public Utilities, a power company.
(1933) Craig L Thomas: American politician (d. 2007).
(1933) Craig L. Thomas: Politician.
(1932) Aldo Quaglio: France sport Champion.
(1932) Buck Trent in Spartanburg: South Carolina, USA; banjoist/singer (Hee Haw).
(1931) Yves Pouliquen: French opthalmologist whose work has been dedicated to the pathology of the cornea.
(1931) Fay Godwin: Photographer.
(1931) Jiřina Jirásková: Czech actress and singer (d. 2013).
(1930) Ruth Rendell: British writer of crime and psychological thrillers; an award-winner on both sides of the Atlantic.
(1930) Usko Merilainen: Composer.
(1930) Michel Mourgues: French business executive, a former chairman of BRED (Banque régionale d'escompte et de dépôts), the largest of the popular French banks.
(1930) Benjamin Fain: Ukrainian-Israeli physicist and academic (d. 2013).
(1930) Roger Craig: American baseball player and manager.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Alejandro Jodorowsky
(1929) Alejandro Jodorowsky: Director.
(1929) Patricia Routledge: British theatrical actress with a formidable manner.
(1929) Nicholas Ridley Baron Ridley of Liddesdale
(1929) Jacky Noguez: French accordionist and bandleader whose 1959 hit 'Ciao Ciao Bambina' reached #63 on the U.S.
(1929) Chaim Potok in New York City: New York, USA; novelist (The Promise).
(1929) Paul Meger: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1929) Chaim Potok: American novelist and rabbi (Born 1929).
(1929) Nicholas Ridley: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1928) Marta Romero: Puerto Rican actress and singer (d. 2013).

(1927) Paul Lombard (lawyer)
(1927) Paul Lombard: French lawyer and author.
(1926) Friedrich Cerha: Composer.
(1926) Lee Hoiby: Madison, Wisconsin -- Composer (1957 Arts & Letters).
(1926) Egisto Pandolfini: Italy sport Champion.
(1926) Lee Hoiby in Madison: Wisconsin, USA; composer (1957 Arts and Letters).
(1925) Hal Holbrook: American actor of stage and screen whose debut film was "The Group" in 1966.
(1925) Alfred Roques: France sport Champion.
(1925) Fritz Behrendt: German / Dutch cartoon character (The Slogan).
(1925) Roger Bourrat: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Rodez (-Vabres) from 30 May 1974 to 1 June 1991.
(1925) Hal Holbrook in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actor (All the President's Men, Mark Twain).
(1925) Ron Goodwin: English composer and conductor (d. 2003).
(1924) Margaret Truman: American writer, daughter of Harry S. Truman (1924).
(1924) Ferdinando Terruzzi: France sport Champion.
(1924) Roland Laurent: France sport Champion.
(1924) Nando Terruzzi: Italian bicyclist and winner of the Gold Medal at the London Olympics in 1948.
(1924) Margaret Daniel: American writer and noted family, the daughter of U.S.
(1924) Margaret Truman in Missouri: USA; president's daughter, writer (Murder at FBI), pianist.
(1923) Alden Clausen: Hamilton EXecutives.
(1923) Alden Winship Clausen in Hamilton: Illinois, USA; banker (President of World Bank).
(1923) Tom Clausen: American banker, President of the World Bank from 1981 to 1986.
(1923) John Allegro: English archaeologist and scholar (d. 1988).
(1923) Buddy DeFranco: American clarinet player (d. 2014).
(1922) Valentino Mazzia: American forensic anesthesiologist (d. 1999).
(1922) Enrico Banducci: American nightclub owner (Born 1922).
(1920) Paul Fetler: composer.
(1920) Bertrand Le Chevrel: Domfront physician.
(1920) Ivo Caprino: Norwegian film director and writer, best known for his puppet films.
(1920) Curt Swan: American soldier and illustrator (d. 1996).
(1920) Trevor Oswald: Ling religious studies professor.
(1920) Colin Franklin: doctor.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) J Careless: Canadian historian and academic (d. 2009).
(1919) Joseph R: Hunt tennis champion (US Open-1943).
(1919) Jock Mahoney: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Dallas, Yancy Derringer, Day of Fury).
(1919) Kathleen Freeman: Chicago, Illinois -- Actress (Beverly Hillbillies).
(1919) Jacques Bousquet: Neuilly sur Seine EXecutives.
(1918) Charles A Hayes (Representative-Democrat-Illinois: 1983-).
(1918) Olive Gibbs: peace campaigner.
(1918) Volodymyr Shcherbytsky: Ukrainian politician Prime Minister of Ukraine (d. 1990).
(1918) William Bronk: American poet and academic (d. 1999).
(1917) Guillermo Camarena: Mexican engineer (d. 1965).

(1917) Abdel Badawi: Egyptian philosopher and poet (d. 2002).
(1917) Guillermo Gonzalez Camarena: Mexican electrical engineer who was the inventor of a color-wheel type of color television, and who also introduced color television to Mexico.
(1917) Abdur Rahman Badawi: Egyptian philosopher (d. 2002).
(1916) Raf Vallone: Italian actor, handsome and talented.
(1916) Alexander Obolensky: Russian prince and famed Rugby Union footballer who played for England.
(1915) William Foster: American military, United States Marine who received the Medal of Honor for his "conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty" during World War II during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945.
(1915) Homer Keller: composer.
(1914) Per-Jakez Helias: Writer / teacher, dies at 81.
(1914) René Vietto
(1914) Arthur Kennedy: Worcester, Massachusetts -- Actor (Fantastic Voyage, Peyton Place).
(1914) Albert Westerlinck
(1914) Heinrich Schweikard: Germany Military man.
(1914) José Aerts: Belgian writer.
(1914) Julia Burgos: Puerto Rican poet, considered by many as the greatest poet born in Puerto Rico, and, along with Gabriela Mistral, one of the greatest female poets of Latin America.
(1914) Wayne Morris: Actor (Kid Galahad), dies of heart attack at 45.
(1914) Pierre-Jakez Hélias: Breton stage actor, journalist, author, poet, and writer for radio who worked in the French and Breton languages.
(1914) [Bert de] Wayne Morris: Los Angeles, California -- WWII-pilot / actor (Paths of Glory).
(1914) Jose Aerts: Belgium Writer.
(1914) Gilbert Roger: France sport Champion.
(1914) Rene Vietto: French road racing cyclist, a climber who won the mountains classification in the 1934 Tour de France.
(1913) Marc Jacquet: French politician, industrialist, minister, mayor of Barbizon; president of new society for the building industry.
(1913) Rene Leibowitz: composer.
(1913) Charles Lolmede: Montauban physician.
(1913) Charles Morazé: French historian and politician who was instrumental in the development of the social sciences in France.
(1913) Oskar Danon: composer.
(1912) Harold McGhee: American astrologer, a long-time AFA member from October 1945.
(1912) Andre Norton: American writer of science fiction and fantasy.
(1912) Virginia Sorensen: American novelist, author of the 1957 John Newbery Medal winning.
(1911) Oskar Seidlin: German-American author poet and scholar (d. 1984).
(1911) Orrin Tucker: American bandleader and composer.
(1911) Luigi Mutti: Italy sport Champion.
(1911) de Spens: Bordeaux Writer.
(1911) Arthur Hunnicutt: Gravelly, Arkansas -- Actor (Big Sky, Apache Uprising).
(1910) Paul M Vasse
(1910) Albert Liogier: Yssingeaux EXecutives.
(1910) Marc Lawrence New York City: New York; actor (Man With Golden Gun).
(1910) Paul Vasse: French physician and parapsychologist who held an interest in telepathy, clairvoyance, psychokinesis and mediumship.
(1910) Arthur Hunnicutt: Actor (Big Sky, Apache Uprising), dies at 68.
(1910) Ai Qing: Poet.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Josef Scherens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1908) Theodore Nouwens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1908) Ants Eskola: Estonian actor and singer (d. 1989).
(1908) Red Barber: Sportscaster (Dodgers, Yankees), dies at 84.
(1908) Daniel Mora Nine: Spanish priest.
(1908) Staats Cotsworth: Oak Park, Illinois -- Actor (Peyton Place).
(1908) Bo Yibo: Chinese general and politician Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China (d. 2007).
(1907) Yevgeniy Abalakov: Russian mountaineer and sculptor (d. 1948).
(1907) Charles B Timmer: Dutch translator / writer (Russia Black on White).
(1907) Alec Wilder: Rochester, New York -- Composer (1973 ASCAP award).

(1906) Mary Brian: American actress (Born 1906).
(1906) Galo Plaza Lasso President of Ecuador (1948-52): head of OAS (1968-75).
(1906) Blanca Canales: Puerto Ruican educator and a Nationalist.
(1906) Ramon Tapales: composer.
(1905) Raffaele Carrieri: Italian writer and poet.
(1905) Osvald Käpp: Estonian wrestler (d. 1995).
(1904) Joseph Bouglione: Circus artist and director of the "Bouglione Circus" as known as "Le Cirque d'Hiver" in Paris.
(1904) Hans Joachim Morgenthau
(1904) Hans Morgenthau: German-American international relations theorist who began his career as a judge in Frankfurt.
(1903) André Berthomieu: French director, the most prolific of his day with over 60 films from 1926-1960, including "Pas Si Bete," 1929.
(1903) Johannes Linthorst: Homan director of the queen in Groningen.
(1903) Andre Berthomieu: France Actor.
(1903) Sadegh Hedayat: Iranian-French author and translator (d. 1951).
(1902) Marian Anderson: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Operatic contralto (banned by D.A.
(1902) Marian Anderson: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Operatic contralto (banned by D.A.
(1902) Jean Gau: French sailor who crossed the Atlantic ten times.
(1900) Ruth Clifford: American actress (d. 1998).

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