Famous Birthdays of 17 November
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 17th of November
2009 - 2000
See what else happened on the 17th of November of:
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999 - 1990
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(1999)
Manfred Erlandsson: YouTube Star.
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(1999)
Julia Buencamino: Filipino actress (d. 2015).
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(1998)
Kara Hayward: American actress, best known for her role as Suzy Bishop in the 2012 feature film Moonrise Kingdom, which earned her a 2013 Young Artist Award nomination in Best Performance in a Feature Film - Leading Young Actress.
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(1998)
Sydney Smith: Vine Star.
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(1998)
Leila Roker: American noted family, the daughter of Today weatherman Al Roker and newsgirl Deborah Roberts.
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(1997)
Kim Yu-gyeom: Pop Singer.
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(1996)
Ray Khan: Pakistani-British noted family, the son of Imran Khan and his wife, Jemina, 8 lbs.
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(1995)
Ayydubs : YouTube Star.
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(1995)
Noah Gray-Cabey: Actor.
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(1995)
Calfreezy : YouTube Star.
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1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989 - 1980
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1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Zoe Bell: New Zealand actress-stuntwoman.
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(1977)
Paul Shepherd: English footballer.
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(1977)
Oksana Baiul: Athlete.
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(1977)
Maggie Gyllenhaal: Actress.
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(1977)
Ryk Neethling: South African swimmer.
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(1976)
Nicole Forrester
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(1976)
Jacqueline Aguilera: Venezuelan model Miss World 1995.
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(1976)
Diane Neal: American actress and director.
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(1976)
Diane Neal: American actress and director.
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(1976)
Miguel Syjuco: Writer.
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(1976)
Dafne Zeledon: Miss Universe - Costa Rica (1996).
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(1976)
Brandon Call: American actor.
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(1975)
Diane Neal
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(1975)
Jerome James: American basketball player.
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(1975)
Infamous: American rapper (Three 6 Mafia) (d. 2013).
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(1975)
Roland de Marigny: South African-born Italian rugby player.
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(1975)
Lord Infamous: Rapper.
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(1975)
Kinga Baranowska: Polish mountaineer.
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(1974)
Florence Cassez: French woman who was accused to belong to a kidnapping gang in Mexico (2005).
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(1974)
Leslie Bibb: American actress.
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(1974)
Claudia Pandolfi: Italian actress, acclaimed from youth when she starred in the film, "Ovosodo,".
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(1974)
Eunice Barber: French-Sierra Leonean athlete, she won the gold medal in pentathlon at the 1999 World championship and the gold in long jump at the 2003 world championship, becoming the first French female athlete to jump over the limit of the 7m.
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(1974)
Berto Romero: Spanish comedian and actor.
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(1974)
Marc Edwards: American football player who last played in the NFL in 2005 for the Chicago Bears.
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(1974)
Brandon Call: Actor (Baywatch, Blind Fury, Step by Step).
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(1974)
Abbygale Williamson Arenas: Miss Universe - Photogenic (Phil, 1997).
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(1974)
Brooke Elliott: Actress.
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(1974)
Michael Johnston: Politician.
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(1973)
Alexei Urmanov: Russian figure skater and coach.
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(1973)
Andreas ''Vintersorg'' Hedlund: Swedish singer (Vintersorg).
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(1973)
Sarah Devens: American college senior at Dartmouth and All-American athlete, found at 1:30 PM, 7/10/1995, dead from a gunshot to the head.
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(1973)
Scott Rehberg: Tackle (New England Patriots).
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(1973)
Bernd Schneider: German footballer.
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(1973)
Marcus Lemonis: Businessman.
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(1973)
Leslie Bibb: American actress and producer.
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(1973)
Andreas Hedlund: Swedish singer-songwriter and producer (Vintersorg Borknagar Cronian Fission Waterclime and Otyg).
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(1973)
Eli Marrero: Cuban-American baseball player coach and manager.
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(1972)
Leonard Roberts: American actor.
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(1972)
Ron Lewis: WLAF OL (Amsterdam Admirals).
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(1972)
Kimya Dawson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Moldy Peaches).
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(1972)
Joanne Goode: English badminton player.
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(1972)
Aviva Drescher: Reality Star.
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(1972)
Lorraine Pascale: English model and chef.
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(1971)
Michael Adams
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(1971)
David Ramsey: TV Actor.
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(1971)
Audra Keller: Macon, Georgia -- Tennis star (1993 Futures-Evansville IN).
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(1970)
Tania Zaetta
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(1970)
Maureen Dor: Belgian TV-radio presenter, Maureen (for "Gone with the Wind") began to play as actress aged of 10.
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(1970)
Max Huiberts: Soccer player (Roda JC).
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(1970)
Paul Allender: English guitarist and songwriter (Cradle of Filth and The Blood Divine).
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(1970)
Wendy Piatt: English businesswoman.
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(1970)
Martha Plimpton: Model.
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(1970)
Chris Tamer: Dearborn -- NHL defenseman (Pittsburgh Penguins).
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(1970)
Heavenly: Doctor.
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1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Jean-Michel Saive: Belgian table-tennis champion, placed 5th to 8th in men's singles at the Atlantic Olympics, 1996, 3rd in the world.
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(1969)
Ryotaro Okiayu
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(1969)
Carol Damon: American homicide victim killed by her husband, Michael, during the early morning hours of 9/23/1990, Fort Collins, CO.
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(1969)
Takako Inque: Toride, Japan -- Wrestler (Japan).
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(1969)
Ryōtarō Okiayu: Japanese voice actor and singer.
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(1969)
Rebecca Walker: American feminist writer.
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(1968)
Robin Li: Businessman.
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(1968)
Sean Miller: American basketball player and coach.
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(1968)
Cacho Conde: WLAF tight end / running back (Barcelona Dragons).
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(1968)
Amber Michaels: German pornographic actress.
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(1967)
Alexandre Delpérier
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(1967)
Domenico Schiattarella
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(1967)
Ronnie Devoe: Boston, Massachusetts -- Vocals (New Edition, Bell Div Devoe - Candy Girl).
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(1967)
Sheila Lussier: La Mesa, California -- Actress (Reform School, My Chauffeur).
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(1967)
Ronnie DeVoe: American singer producer and actor (New Edition and Bell Biv DeVoe).
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(1967)
Tab Benoit: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1967)
Lisa Bonet: Actress.
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(1967)
Howard Griffith: NFL running back (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
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(1966)
Sophie Marceau: French actress, seen in her first English-speaking role in "Braveheart" with Mel Gibson.
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(1966)
Jeff Buckley: American musician, who emerged in the avant-garde club scene of the 1990s.
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(1966)
Daisy Fuentes: Cuban model and actress.
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(1966)
Jeff Nelson: Baltimore, Maryland -- Pitcher (New York Yankees).
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(1966)
Ben Allison: American bassist and composer.
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(1966)
Alvin Patrimonio: Filipino basketball player and manager.
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(1966)
Richard Fortus: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Guns N' Roses and Love Spit Love).
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(1966)
Kate Ceberano: Australian singer-songwriter and actress (I'm Talking).
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(1965)
Paul Sorrento: American baseball player, a first baseman for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
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(1965)
Amanda Brown (musician)
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(1965)
Salvator Xuereb
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(1965)
Grant Connell: Regina, Saskatchewan -- Tennis player (1996 Olympics).
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(1965)
Amanda Brown: Australian violinist and composer (The Go-Betweens).
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(1965)
Winthrop Graham: Jamaica -- 4x400m runner (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1965)
Rob Koll: Bellefonte, Pennsylvania -- 163 lbs / 74 kg freestyle wrestler (1996 Olympics).
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(1965)
Raffaella Reggi: Italy -- Tennis star.
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(1964)
Susan Rice: American academic and politician 24th United States National Security Advisor.
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(1964)
Jean-Michel Bardet
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(1964)
Krzysztof Warzycha
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(1964)
Ralph Garman: American actor and radio personality.
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(1964)
Marina Tcherkasova: United States -- Pairs figure skater (1980 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1964)
Michelle Knox-Zaloom: Annapolis, Maryland -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
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(1964)
Mitch Williams: American baseball player and sportscaster.
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(1963)
Edith Lefel
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(1963)
Dylan Walsh
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(1963)
Jeffrey Ridgway: YouTube Star.
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(1963)
Marco T Dawson: Freising, Germany -- PGA golfer (1995 Greater Milw-2nd).
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(1963)
Randy Black: Canadian drummer (Annihilator and Primal Fear).
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(1963)
Shannon Miller: Canadian hockey player, coach and policewoman, she coached her national women's hockey team to a Silver medal in ice hockey at the 1998 Olympics.
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(1963)
Pedro Luis Estrada: Brooklyn, New York -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
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(1962)
Annette Sergent: French cross-country running champion 3/22/1987.
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(1962)
Jamie Moyer
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(1962)
Stevie Salas: Native American guitarist, author, television host, music director, record producer, and film composer.
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(1962)
Dédé Fortin: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Les Colocs) (d. 2000).
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(1962)
Eric Olson in Santa Monica: California, USA; actress (Apple's Way).
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(1962)
Dede Fortin: Canadian singer (Les Colocs) (d. 2000).
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(1962)
Josh Silver: Musician.
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(1961)
Merete Van Kamp
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(1961)
Robert Stethem: U.
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(1961)
Pat Toomey: American politician, junior senator of Pennsylvania.
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(1961)
Merete Van Kemp: Denmark -- Actress (Grace-Dallas, Princess Daisy).
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(1961)
Frank Bruno: Athlete.
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(1960)
RuPaul : American transvestite, a black, 6' 5" drag queen who is an image of class and glamour in full costume.
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(1960)
Jonathan Ross: TV Show Host.
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(1960)
RuPau RuPaul: Entertainer.
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(1960)
Emmanuel Malliart: French victim (aged 7).
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(1960)
Mandy Yachad: South African cricketer and field hockey player.
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(1960)
Michael Hertwig: German footballer and manager.
See what else happened on the 17th of November of:
1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962
1961
1960
1959 - 1950
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(1958)
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio in Oak Park: Illinois, USA; actress (Color of Money).
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(1958)
Mary Mastrantonio: American actress and singer.
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(1957)
Debbie Thrower: English journalist.
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(1956)
Pierre-Mathieu Duhamel
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(1956)
Graham Jones: British author and psychologist.
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(1956)
Jim McGovern: Scottish politician.
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(1955)
Peter Cox (musician)
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(1955)
Dennis Maruk: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1955)
Kevin Shelley: Politician.
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(1955)
Bill McCreary in Ontario: Canada; NHL referee.
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(1955)
Dan Schnurrenberger: American canoe racer.
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(1955)
Yolanda King: daughter of Martin Luther King, Jr.
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(1954)
Allison Anders: Director.
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(1954)
Chopper Read: Australian criminal and author (d. 2013).
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(1954)
Andrea Barrett: Novelist.
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(1954)
Kevin James: American porn actor (d. 1990).
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(1954)
Mark Brandon Read: Australian criminal.
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(1953)
Paola Franchi: Italian fashion designer and the lover of designer Maurizio Gucci.
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(1953)
Dino Martin Jr: Rocker.
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(1953)
Babis Tennes: Greek footballer and manager.
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(1953)
Jilly Johnson: England, United Kingdom -- Vocalist (Blonde on Blonde).
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(1952)
Cyril Ramaphosa: South African businessman and politician 7th Deputy President of South Africa.
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(1952)
Roman Codreanu: in Romania; wrestler (Olympic-1980).
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(1952)
Ties Kruize: Dutch field hockey player.
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(1952)
David Emanuel: Welsh fashion designer.
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(1952)
Hubert Von Goisern: Austrian singer-songwriter and world musician, real name Hubert Achleitner.
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(1951)
Brent Carver: Canadian actor, winner of the Canadian Film Award 1978 for Best Actor.
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(1951)
Dino Martin: American actor, musician and tennis pro, noted family as the first son of Dean Martin and his second wife, Jeanne Biegger.
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(1951)
Dominique Meens
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(1951)
Dean Paul Martin in Santa Monica: California, USA; actor (Billy - Misfits of Science).
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(1951)
Dean Martin: American singer actor and tennis player (Dino Desi & Billy) (d. 1987).
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(1951)
Werner Hoyer: German economist and politician.
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(1951)
Butch Davis: American football player and coach.
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(1951)
Stephen Root: American actor.
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(1951)
Jack Vettriano: Controversial self-taught Scottish painter seen as the poster boy for popular art, but frowned upon but the artistic establishment.
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(1950)
Carlo Verdone
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(1950)
William Kent Krueger: Author.
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(1950)
Tom Walkinshaw: Scottish race car driver and businessman founded Tom Walkinshaw Racing (d. 2010).
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(1950)
Roland Matthes in the German Democratic Republic 100m/200m backstroke (Olympics-gold-1968: 1972).
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(1950)
Harvey Martin: Athlete.
See what else happened on the 17th of November of:
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
1953
1952
1951
1950
1949 - 1940
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(1949)
John Boehner: American politician and Republican Party leader, Boehner entered political life in the early 1980s.
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(1949)
Nguyễn Dũng: Vietnamese soldier and politician 8th Prime Minister of Vietnam.
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(1949)
Thomas Hill: American former athlete, who mainly competed in the 110 metre hurdles.
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(1949)
Thomas Lionel Hill: New Orleans, Louisiana -- 110m hurdler (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1949)
Nguyen Tan Dung: Prime Minister of Vietnam.
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(1948)
Howard Dean: American politician and physician, Dean announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for President on June 23, 2003 in Burlington, VT.
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(1948)
Howard Dean: American politician and physician, Dean announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for President on June 23, 2003 in Burlington, VT.
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(1948)
Henri de Raincourt
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(1948)
Henri De Raincourt: French politician who was Minister for Relations with Parliament (2009-2010) and Minister in charge of Co-operation (2010-2012) during Nicolas Sarkozy’s presidency.
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(1948)
East Ray: American guitarist (Dead Kennedys).
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(1948)
Jaime Huelamo: Spain -- Cyclist (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist) drug disqualified.
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(1948)
East Bay Ray: American musician.
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(1947)
Tom Bachman: First generation Chinese-American musician, a composer from the age of 16 and a keyboard player on backup for known performers such as Bobbie Gentry and the Lennon sisters.
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(1947)
Inky Mark: Chinese-Canadian educator and politician.
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(1947)
Paul Brainerd: American entrepreneur and CEO of Aldus, who also owns 60% of Apple computer in the desktop publishing division.
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(1947)
Stewkey [Robert Antoni]: Rocker.
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(1947)
Rod Clements: Rocker.
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(1947)
Michaele Vollbracht: American fashion designer.
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(1947)
William Lancaster: American noted family, the son of actor Burt Lancaster.
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(1947)
Steven E de Souza: American scriptwriter.
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(1947)
Steven de Souza: American director producer and screenwriter.
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(1946)
Jean-Michel Baylet
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(1946)
Martin Barre: English guitarist and songwriter (Jethro Tull).
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(1946)
Petra Burka: Dutch-Canadian figure skater and coach.
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(1946)
Terry Branstad: American soldier lawyer and politician 39th Governor of Iowa.
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(1946)
Werner Kniesek: Austrian homicide; the killer of four people.
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(1946)
Jean Baylet: Spanish politician, formerly a newspaper editor, who worked as the Secretary of State from 1984-1986.
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(1946)
Alain De Chivré: French astrologer, director from 1984 of the Institute of Astrological Studies in Nantes.
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(1946)
Terence McKenna: Writer.
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(1945)
Elvin Hayes: American basketball player, playing forward and center with the Rockets and the Bullets.
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(1945)
Roland Joffé: English-French director producer and screenwriter.
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(1945)
Jeremy Hanley: English accountant and politician British Minister of State for Foreign Affairs.
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(1945)
Roland Joffe: Director (City of Joy, Mission, Killing Fields).
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(1945)
Elvin Hayes NBA star (San Diego Rockets: Houston Rockets, Baltimore Bullets).
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(1945)
Lesley Abdela: English journalist and activist.
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(1944)
Danny Devito
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(1944)
Rem Koolhaas: Dutch architect and academic designed the Seattle Central Library.
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(1944)
Stephanie Clement: American pro astrologer with a pragmatic approach.
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(1944)
Gene Clark: American musician, vocalist and guitar and tambourine player beginning with the "New Christy Minstrels.
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(1944)
Gene Clark: American musician, vocalist and guitar and tambourine player beginning with the "New Christy Minstrels.
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(1944)
Tom Seaver: American professional baseball player known as "Tom Terrific" with the New York Mets who led them from ninth place in 1968 to first place in 1969.
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(1944)
Malcolm Gray Bruce
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(1944)
Roberta Collins
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(1944)
Eugene Clarke: Tipton, Missouri -- Rock guitarist.
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(1944)
Danny De Vito: American 5 ft tall actor and director.
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(1944)
Danny De Vito in Neptune: New Jersey, USA; actor (Taxi, Ruthless People, Twins).
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(1944)
Lorne Michaels: Canadian-American screenwriter and producer created Saturday Night Live.
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(1944)
John Mack: American businessman, Chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley since June 30, 2005.
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(1944)
Lauren Hutton: Model.
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(1944)
Danny DeVito: American actor.
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(1944)
Malcolm Bruce: English-Scottish journalist academic and politician.
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(1944)
Jim Boeheim: American basketball player and coach.
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(1943)
Lauren Hutton: American perennial supermodel, actress and television personality.
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(1943)
Wilson Taylor: American executive and CEO of Cigna, a managed health care parent company of over 40 HMO's.
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(1943)
Lauren Hutton in Charleston: South Carolina, USA; actress/model (American Gigolo, Lassiter).
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(1942)
Martin Scorsese: American award-winning film director who is known for his attraction to the seamy side of life.
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(1942)
Derek Clayton: British track and field star, the world's fastest marathoner 12/03/1967 when he stunned the athletic world by becoming the first to race the classic distance in two hours and 12 minutes, a title he held to 10/25/1981 when the record was beaten by a 23-year-old American, Alberto Salazar.
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(1942)
Kang Kek lew
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(1942)
István Rosztóczy: Hungarian-Japanese microbiologist and physician (d. 1993).
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(1942)
Partha Dasgupta: Bangladeshi economist and academic.
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(1942)
Bob Gaudio: American singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (The Four Seasons).
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(1942)
Kang Iew: Cambodian criminal.
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(1942)
Lesley Rees: English endocrinologist and academic.
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(1942)
Kang Kek Iew: Cambodian politician and criminal.
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(1942)
Martin Scorsese in Queens: New York, USA; director (Mean Streets, Last Temptation of Christ).
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(1942)
Annemarie Oster: Dutch actress (Goede Tijden Slechte Tijden).
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(1942)
Donna McKechnie: Dancer.
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(1941)
Jacques Maillot: French entrepreneur, the founder of "Nouvelles Frontières," one of Europe's largest travel agencies, on 2 October 1967.
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(1941)
Gene Clark: Los Angeles, California -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (Byrds).
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(1941)
Peter Hoagland: (Rep-D-Nebraska).
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(1940)
David Hayward: American jazz musician and a trumpeter who still plays pro gigs in the '90s.
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(1940)
Luke Kelly: Irish singer and banjo player (The Dubliners) (d. 1984).
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(1940)
Aşık Şerif: Turkish composer author and poet (d. 2002).
See what else happened on the 17th of November of:
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1947
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1945
1944
1943
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Auberon Waugh: English writer, journalist and satirist and noted family.
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(1939)
Marcel Delattre
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(1938)
Gordon Lightfoot: Canadian singer, songwriter and guitarist known as the "Canadian Bard" and prominent for writing and recording such classics as "If You Could Read My Mind," "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," and "Carefree Highway.
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(1938)
Susse Wold
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(1938)
Thomas Black: English industrial / auto collector.
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(1938)
Alvaro Leon Cassuto: Composer.
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(1938)
Robert Nozick: Philosopher.
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(1938)
Charles Guthrie: Baron Guthrie of Craigiebank Scottish general.
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(1938)
Peter Snell: New Zealand -- 800m / 1500m runner (1960, 64 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1937)
Peter Cook: British comedian and satirist, called the funniest man in the history of comedy.
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(1937)
Peter Edward Cook: Torquay, England -- Actor / comedian (Bedazzled).
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(1936)
Frédy Girardet: Swiss chef and restaurateur of his own self-named restaurant in Crissier, Switzerland, until his retirement in 1996, often called "the greatest restaurant in the world".
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(1936)
John Wells
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(1936)
Hisashi Igawa: Japanese actor.
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(1936)
Crispian Hollis: English bishop.
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(1936)
Dahlia Ravikovitch: Israeli poet (d. 2005).
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(1936)
Leni van Rijn-Vellekoop: Dutch MP (PvdA).
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(1935)
Toni Sailer: Austrian skier and actor (d. 2009).
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(1935)
Magdi Yacoub: Scientist.
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(1935)
Anton Sailer: Austria -- Skier (1956 Olympics - 3 Gold Medals).
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(1935)
Bobby Joe Conrad: American football player.
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(1935)
Elizabeth Drew: Journalist.
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(1935)
Bobby Conrad: American football player.
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(1935)
Theo) Theo(Skudlapski
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(1934)
Terry Rand: American basketball player (d. 2014).
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(1934)
Fenella Fielding: English actress.
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(1934)
Jim Inhofe: American soldier and politician 32nd Mayor of Tulsa.
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(1934)
Anthony King: Canadian-English psephologist and academic.
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(1934)
James M Inhofe: (Rep-R-Oklahoma).
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(1933)
Orlando Peña: Cuban-American baseball player and scout.
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(1933)
Orlando Pena: Cuban baseball player.
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(1933)
Dan Osinski: American baseball player (d. 2013).
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(1932)
Jeremy Black: English admiral (d. 2015).
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(1931)
Pierre Nora: French historian elected to the Académie Française on 7 June 2001.
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(1931)
Véra Belmont
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(1931)
Robert Bober
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(1931)
Jean-Pierre Babelon: French historian, curator of the National Archives.
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(1931)
Connie Grippo: American astrologer, a member of ISAR.
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(1931)
Gregory Luna: American politician who served as a Democrat in both the Texas House of Representatives and the Texas Senate for the 14 years from 1985 to 1999.
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(1930)
Bob Mathias: American athlete who was the sole competitor in modern history to win the decathlon on two separate occasions.
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(1930)
Jimmy Dunnachie
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(1930)
Chinua Achebe: Writer.
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(1930)
David Amram in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; composer (Splendor in the Grass).
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(1930)
Robert Mathias: Tulare sports Champions.
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(1930)
Jackson Randolph: American accountant and CEO of Cincinnati Gas & Electric, a utilities company.
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(1930)
Bob Mathias in Tulare: California, USA; decathlete (Olympic-gold-1948, 1952).
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(1930)
Arlette Gruss: French circus artist, the eldest daughter of master equestrian Alexis Gruss senior (1909-1985) and Lucienne Beautour (1914-1998).
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(1930)
James Dunnachie: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament, Labour representative returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
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(1930)
Brian Joseph Lenihan: Politician.
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(1930)
David Werner Amram: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer (Splendor in the Grass).
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1929 - 1920
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(1928)
Arman : French-American painter and sculptor (d. 2005).
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(1927)
Fenella Fielding: British actress, a femme fatale with long dark hair who plays seductive to enigmatic roles with a silky purr.
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(1927)
Maurice Rosy: Belgian comics writer who also worked as artistic director of comics magazine Spirou during its golden period in the 1950ies and '60ies.
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(1927)
Ellis Hillman: Politician.
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(1927)
Robert Brown: American actor.
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(1927)
Nicholas Taylor: Canadian geologist businessman and politician.
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(1927)
Robert Drasnin: American clarinet player and composer (d. 2015).
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(1927)
Raymond Offner: France sport Champion.
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(1926)
Robert Brown: American actor.
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(1925)
Rock Hudson: American actor, a matinee idol whose name stood for the Hollywood Golden Age of wholesome heroics and light hearted romance.
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(1925)
Michel Reyt: French business executive, the Director of SAGES.
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(1925)
James R Allen
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(1925)
Rock Hudson in Winnetka: Illinois, USA; actor (Pillow Talk, A Farewell to Arms, McMillian and Wife).
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(1925)
Charles Mackerras: American-Australian oboe player conductor (d. 2010).
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(1925)
Jean Faut: American baseball player and bowler.
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(1925)
Libby Newman: Painter / printmaker / curator.
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(1925)
Colin Campbell Mitchell: Soldier.
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(1925)
Joe Mullaney: American athlete, he played pro basketball in 1949-50.
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(1925)
James Allen: Vocalist / actor (Show Boat), dies of lung cancer at 84.
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(1924)
Luc Lutz: Dutch actor, whose brothers Ton and Pieter were also actors.
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(1924)
Lucas J "Luc" Lutz: Dutch actor / director (Hague Comedy).
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(1923)
Bert Sutcliffe: New Zealand cricketer and coach (d. 2001).
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(1923)
Hubertus Brandenburg: Swedish Roman Catholic bishop (Born 1923).
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(1923)
Mike Garcia: American baseball player (d. 1986).
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(1923)
Michel Fleury: French historian, archaeologist and archivist, who conducted extensive research on Paris, the city where he died on 18 January 2002.
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(1923)
Gaston Meyniel: St-Urcize physician.
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(1923)
Louis Smart: American lawyer, airline executive.
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(1923)
Aristides Pereira: Cape Verdean politician 1st President of Cape Verde (d. 2011).
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(1923)
Robert Francis Vere Heuston: British Professor of Law.
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(1922)
Emile Noel: International civil servant.
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(1922)
Stanley Cohen: American biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1922)
Jose Saramago: Portuguese writer, Nobel Prize laureate (Born 1922).
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(1921)
Olivier Clément: French Orthodox Christian theologian, who taught in Paris.
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(1921)
Albert Bertelsen: Danish painter and illustrator.
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(1920)
Barbara Gibb: British-American noted family, wife of Hugh Gibbs for many years.
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(1920)
Jean Starobinski
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(1920)
Camillo Felgen: Luxembourgish singer, lyricist and entertainer (Born 1920).
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(1920)
Gemini Ganesan: Indian actor and director (d. 2002).
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