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Famous Birthdays of 18 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 18th of February

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Eden Wood: Reality Star.
(2004) Kylie Rogers: TV Actress.
(2002) Christian Cimorelli: Family Member.
(2000) Chance Pena: Folk Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Chwe Hansol: Rapper.
(1997) Clint Massey: Rapper.
(1996) Cole Olson: YouTube Star.
(1996) Regan Gascoigne: British child of noted parent, his dad is soccer star Paul Gascoigne and his mom is Sheryl Failes Kyle who had two children from a previous marriage.
(1996) Bethany Frye: YouTube Star.
(1995) Hansol : YouTube Star.
(1995) DJ Wavy: DJ.
(1994) J-Hope : Pop Singer.
(1994) Ulrik Munther: Pop Singer.
(1994) Jay Bradley: YouNow Star.

(1993) Eric Dunn: YouTube Star.
(1993) Jun Ahn: Violinist.
(1992) Logan Miller: American actor.
(1992) Le'Veon Bell: Football Player.
(1992) Melinda Shankar: TV Actress.
(1992) Yasmine Yousaf: Pop Singer.
(1991) Malese Jow: American actress and singer.
(1991) Jeremy White: TV Actor.
(1991) Henry Surtees: English race car driver (d. 2009).
(1991) Sebastian Neumann: German footballer.
(1990) Park Shin-hye: South Korean actress.
(1990) Kang So-ra: South Korean actress and singer.
(1990) Didi Gregorius: Dutch baseball player.
(1990) Cody Hodgson: Canadian ice hockey player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Mina Cvetković
(1989) Penny Pax
(1989) Bruno Vicente: Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Vicente: Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Mike Cimorelli: Family Member.
(1989) Tamina Pollack-Paris: Dancer.
(1988) Maiara Walsh: TV Actress.
(1988) Changmin (singer)
(1988) Changmin : TV Actor.
(1988) Max: South Korean singer (TVXQ).

(1988) Shane Lyons: American actor and chef.
(1987) Vicente Guaita: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Marc Torrejon: Spanish footballer.
(1986) Dumbfoundead : Rapper.
(1986) TJ Mack: American wrestler.
(1986) Vika Jigulina: Moldavian-Romanian DJ singer and producer.
(1986) Crystallia : Greek singer.
(1986) Marc Torrejón: Spanish footballer.
(1985) Amélie Cazé
(1985) Chelsea Hobbs: American actress.
(1985) Todd Lasance: Australian actor.
(1985) Song Jae-rim
(1985) Jos van Emden: Dutch cyclist.
(1985) Lee Boyd: Malvo; American serial killer.
(1985) Anton Ferdinand: English footballer.
(1985) Lee Malvo: Jamaican-American murderer.
(1984) Idriss Kameni: Cameroonian footballer.
(1984) Smoke Dza: Rapper.
(1984) Kathrin Worle: German tennis player.
(1984) Ricardo Salampessy: Indonesian footballer.
(1984) Stéphanie : Hereditary Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.
(1983) Wesley Schultz
(1983) Tyrone Mears
(1983) Nordahl Lelandais
(1983) Juelz Santana: American rapper.
(1983) Jason Maxiell: American basketball player.
(1983) Joel Huiqui: Mexican footballer.
(1983) Jermaine Jenas: English footballer.
(1983) Troy Bienemann: American football player.
(1982) Claudia Cedro
(1982) Emelia Burns
(1982) Courtney Act: Pop Singer.
(1982) Juelz Santana: American rapper and actor (Skull Gang and The Diplomats).
(1982) Christian Tiffert: German footballer.
(1982) Kaspars Cipruss: Latvian basketball player.
(1981) Alex Ríos: American baseball player.
(1981) Larry Sweeney: American wrestler and manager (d. 2011).
(1981) Alex Rios: American baseball player.
(1981) Kim Jaewon: South Korean actor.
(1981) Andrei Kirilenko: Russian basketball player.
(1981) Ivan Sproule: Irish footballer.
(1981) Kim Jae Won: South Korean actor.
(1980) Italian unification
(1980) Regina Spektor: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1980) Aivar Anniste: Estonian footballer.
(1980) Nikolai Antropov: Kazakh ice hockey player.
(1980) Alison Rachel Fitch in Hamilton: New Zealand; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1980) Nik Antropov: Kazakhstani-Canadian ice hockey player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Julia Greville: Perth, Western Australia -- Swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Myriam El Khomri: French politician, born to a Moroccan father and a French-Breton mother.
(1978) Josip Simunic: Croatian footballer.
(1978) Josip Šimunić: Croatian footballer.
(1978) Oliver Pocher: German comedian and actor.
(1977) Kristoffer Polaha
(1977) Ike Barinholtz: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1977) Meredith Ostrom
(1977) László Nemes
(1977) Sean Watkins: American guitarist and songwriter.

(1977) Chrissie Wellington: English triathlete.
(1977) Kátia : Brazilian footballer.
(1977) Katia: Brazilian footballer.
(1976) Chanda Rubin: American tennis player.
(1976) Chanda Rubin in Lafayette: Louisiana; tennis star (1996 Australian Open doubles).
(1976) Jason Podollan: Vernon, British Columbia -- NHL center (Florida Panthers).
(1976) Leilani Munter: American race car driver.
(1976) Bernadette Sembrano: Filipino journalist.
(1976) Volker Schenk: WLAF running back (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1975) Gary Neville: Soccer Player.
(1975) Caroline de Maigret
(1975) Sarah Brown (actress)
(1975) Keith Gillespie: Irish footballer.
(1975) Scott Tucker in Birmingham: Alabama, USA; 400 metre/800 metre freestyle relay (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Caroline Maigret: French top model and music producer.
(1975) Simon Kvamm: Danish singer and comedian.
(1975) Sarah Brown: American actress.
(1974) Jillian Michaels: American fitness trainer.
(1974) Nadine Labaki
(1974) Yevgeny Kafelnikov: Russian tennis player: ATP Tour.
(1974) Mari Morrow
(1974) Ruby Dhalla: Canadian chiropractor and politician.
(1974) Sylvain Jouanneau
(1974) Julia Butterfly Hill: American environmental activist.
(1974) Radek Černý: Czech footballer.
(1974) Amanda Abbington: TV Actress.
(1974) Julia Hill: American environmentalist and author.
(1974) Jamey Carroll: American baseball player.
(1973) Claude Makelele: French footballer.
(1973) Shawn Estes: American baseball player: pitcher, Giants.
(1973) Tom Wisdom
(1973) Claude Makélélé: French footballer and manager.
(1972) Jennifer Brown: Swedish singer.
(1972) Paulina Nemcova
(1972) Fabian Picardo: Gibraltarian politician and barrister 7th Chief Minister of Gibraltar.
(1972) Marc Lillibridge: WLAF linebacker (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1972) Lubomir Rybovic in Kosice: Czechoslovakia; hockey forward (Team Slovakia).
(1972) Shani Lynn Nielsen in New Albany: Indiana, USA; Miss Indiana-America (1996-Top 10).
(1971) Jean-Paul Bruwier: Belgium track and field star specializing in the 400m hurdle.
(1971) E Roger Mitchell
(1971) George Teague NFL safety (Miami Dolphins: Green Bay Packers).
(1971) Reggie Holt: WLAF safety (London Monarchs).
(1971) Constantin Popa: Romanian-born Israeli basketball player.
(1971) Merritt Gant: American thrash metal guitarist.
(1970) Laure Marsac
(1970) Andy Williams (Doves)
(1970) Jez Williams: British musician (Doves).
(1970) Andy Williams: British musician (Doves).
(1970) Tyler Green: US baseball pitcher (Philadelphia Phillies).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Alexander Mogilny: Russian ice hockey player.
(1969) Vincent Reynouard
(1969) Igor Larionov in Voskresensk: Russia; NHL forward (Team Russia, Detroit Red Wings).
(1969) Tomaz Humar: Slovenian mountaineer (d. 2009).
(1969) Jason Sutter: American drummer (Smash Mouth, American Hi-Fi).
(1969) Alexander Mogilny in Khavarovsk: USSR; first soviet hockey star to defect to NHL (Buffalo Sabres).
(1969) Tomaž Humar: Slovenian mountaineer (d. 2009).
(1968) Molly Ringwald: American actress and singer.
(1968) Kyle Abbott: American baseball player, a pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers.
(1968) Molly Ringwald in Roseville: California, USA; actress (Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink).

(1967) Roberto Baggio: Italian footballer.
(1967) Lorena Herrera
(1967) John Valentin: American baseball player and coach.
(1967) Tracey Edmonds: American film and television producer.
(1967) Yongyoot Thongkongtoon: Thai director producer and screenwriter.
(1967) Colin Jackson: Cardiff, England -- 100m hurdler (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1967) Marco Aurelio: Brazilian footballer.
(1967) Harry Van Barneveld: Belgian judoka.
(1967) Paolo Calissano: Italian actor, who has worked in film and television including soap operas.
(1967) Matt Turner: US baseball pitcher (Florida Marlins).
(1967) John Valentin in Mineola: New York, USA; infielder (Boston Red Sox).
(1967) Mary Lenane: American rape victim.
(1967) Tony Anselmo: American animator.
(1966) Dimitri Konyshev
(1966) Phillip DeFreitas: Dominican-English cricketer.
(1966) Guy Ferland: American director and producer.
(1966) Jean-Jacques Charles: French musician: a trombonist, composer, arranger and conductor.
(1966) Kris King: Bracebridge -- NHL left wing (Winnipeg Jets).
(1965) Dr Dre: American record producer and rapper.
(1965) Gregory Scott Johnson: American murderer (d. 2005).
(1965) Dre: American rap musician in the gangsta' rap genre.
(1965) Peter Martini: Journalist.
(1965) Gregory Johnson: American murderer (d. 2005).
(1964) Matt Dillon: American actor who made a film debut as a teenager in "Over the Edge," 1978, followed by "My Bodyguard" and "Little Darlings.
(1964) Kevin Tapani: American pro baseball player who has played for the American League for eight years and the National League for three years as of 1998.
(1964) Sven Martinek
(1964) Lisa Elaine Comshaw in Akron: Ohio, USA; actress (Scanner Cop, Lukas' Child).
(1964) Matt Dillon in New Rochelle: New York, USA; actor (Flamingo Kid, Tex, Little Darlings, Kansas).
(1964) Kevin Tapani in Des Moines: Iowa, USA; pitcher (Chicago White Sox, Minnesota Twin).
(1964) Paul Hanley: British musician (The Fall, Tom Hingley and the Lovers).
(1963) Michel Der Zakarian
(1963) John Gesek: NFL center (Washington Redskins).
(1963) Henry Winter: English football journalist.
(1963) Rob Andrew: English rugby player and cricketer.
(1962) Discovery of Pluto
(1962) Marianne James: French stage actress, singer and songwriter of Italian descent, she learned to play the guitare with Michel Petrucciani's father.
(1962) Julie Strain
(1962) Julie Strain in Concord: California, USA; actress (Witchcraft IV).
(1962) Gary Reasons: NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
(1962) Simon Fletcher: NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos).
(1962) Moe Lemay: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1961) Hironobu Kageyama: Japanese singer (Lazy and JAM Project).
(1961) Alycia Moulton in Sacramento: California, USA; tennis star.
(1961) Douglas Rushkoff: American theorist and author.
(1961) Cosmo Wilson: American concert lighting designer.
(1960) Greta Scacchi: Italian-British actress, the daughter of an English dancer and an Italian painter.
(1960) Andy Moog: NHL goalie (Oilers, Bruins, Olympics - Canada - 1988).
(1960) Eleonora Brigliadori: Italian model, actress and television personality.
(1960) Carol McGiffin: British TV and radio presenter.
(1960) Tony Anselmo: American animator and voice actor.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jayne Atkinson: English actress.
(1959) Alexandre Djouhri
(1959) Hallgrimur Helgason
(1959) Christian Koeberl: Austrian geologist and academic.
(1959) Ken Freedman: American radio host.
(1959) Bryan Brandenburg: French-American game designer and author.
(1959) James Metzger: American businessman and philanthropist.
(1959) Hallgrímur Helgason: Icelandic painter and author.
(1958) Peter Kremer
(1958) Jean-Paul Abadie

(1958) Giovanni Lavaggi: Italian racing driver.
(1958) Lucie Visser: Dutch actress and model.
(1958) Gar Samuelson: American drummer (Megadeth) (Born 1958).
(1958) Peter Koech: Kiliburani, Kenya -- 3K steeplechaser (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1957) Vanna White: American TV performer and hostess whose claim to fame is standing by a gambling wheel and smiling as it spins on the TV game show, "Wheel Of Fortune.
(1957) Christiane Torloni
(1957) Marita Koch: Former East German sprint track and field athlete.
(1957) Vanna White [Rosich] in North Myrtle Beach: South Carolina, USA; TV game show hostess (Wheel of Fortune).
(1957) George Pelecanos: American author screenwriter and producer.
(1956) Bidzina Ivanishvili: Georgian businessman and politician 10th Prime Minister of Georgia.
(1956) Ted Gardestad: Swedish singer (d. 1997).
(1956) Jorge Campos Milla: Peruvian serial murderer and kidnapper, known by the alias Momon, attributed to 19 victims.
(1956) Paul Smith: American businessman founded PRS Guitars.
(1956) Ted Gärdestad: Swedish singer, songwriter and musician.
(1956) Paul Reed Smith: American luthier.
(1955) Monet Robier: French dancer.
(1955) Hunt Block in Washington: DC, USA; actor (Peter - Knots Landing, Ben Warren - Guiding Light).
(1955) Raymond Rougeau: Canadian wrestler and sportscaster.
(1955) Miles Tredinnick: English singer-songwriter and playwright (London).
(1955) Peter Luff: English politician.
(1954) John Travolta: American actor on stage, film and TV who gained popularity as Vinnie Barbarino on the TV series "Welcome Back Kotter.
(1954) Charlie Fowler: American mountaineer author and photographer (d. 2006).
(1954) Marty Howe: American-Canadian hockey player and noted family member, he is the brother of Mark Howe and son of Gordie Howe, both hockey players.
(1954) John Travolta in Englewood: New Jersey, USA; actor (Welcome Back Kotter, Saturday Night Fever, Grease, Pulp Fiction).
(1953) Gérard Rancinan
(1953) Nico Arzbach: Rock guitarist / singer (Stampei, Dike).
(1953) Robbie Bachman: Canadian drummer (Brave Belt and Bachman Turner Overdrive).
(1953) Robbie Bachman Canadian drummer (Bachman: Turner Overdrive).
(1953) Robin Bachman in Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada; guitarist (Bachman Turner Overdrive - "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet").
(1953) Derek Pellicci: Australian drummer (Little River Band and Mississippi).
(1953) François Dufour: French politician and a member of the 'Europe Écologie–The Greens' party.
(1952) Juice Newton: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1952) Maurice Lucas: American basketball player and coach (d. 2010).
(1952) Randy Crawford: American singer.
(1952) Jim Scholten
(1952) Martin Taylor: English mathematician and academic.
(1952) Juice Newton [Judy Cohen] in Virginia: USA; singer ("Angel of the Morning").
(1952) Māra Zālīte: Latvian poet and writer.
(1952) Bernard Valcourt: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1951) Isabel Preysler: Filipino-Spanish journalist.
(1951) Komal : Queen Komal of Nepal.
(1950) Cybill Shepherd: American actress, a Beauty Queen at 16 as Miss Teenage Memphis.
(1950) John Hughes: Director.
(1950) Michel Gauthier: Canadian journalist and politician.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Gary Ridgway: American convicted serial killer.
(1949) Jess Walton
(1949) Peter Rosten: American child actor in commercials and stage productions.
(1949) John Mayberry
(1949) Cybill Shepherd in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; actress (Moonlighting, Last Picture Show).
(1948) Gwen Scott: American broadcaster.
(1948) Wirley Macedo: Brazilian astrologer.
(1948) Georg Brunnhuber: German politician.
(1948) Sinéad Cusack: Irish-English actress.
(1948) Carolyn B: Maloney; American politician (Representative-Democrat-New York).

(1948) Sinead Cusack: Ireland -- Actress (Waterland, Revenge).
(1948) Keith Knudsen: American drummer and songwriter (The Doobie Brothers) (d. 2005).
(1947) Princess Christina of the Netherlands
(1947) Christina : Dutch royalty and fourth daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard, sister of Queen Beatrix.
(1947) Joachim Eigenherr
(1947) Carlos A Lopes: Portugal -- Marathon runner (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1947) Princess Maria: Christina of the Netherlands [Marijke].
(1947) José Cañizares: Spanish golfer.
(1947) Dennis DeYoung: American singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (Styx).
(1947) Eliot Engel: American educator and politician.
(1947) Carlos Lopes: Portuguese runner.
(1947) Augusto Daolio: Italian singer, poet, and painter, who was the founding member and frontman of the 'I Nomadi' band.
(1947) Eliot Lance Engel: American politician.
(1947) Eliot L: Engel; American politician (Representative-Democrat-New York).
(1947) Dennis De Young in Chicago: Illinois, USA; vocalist (Styx - "Grand Illusion", "It's Raining Again").
(1947) Princess Christina: of the Netherlands.
(1946) Jean-Claude Dreyfus: French actor.
(1946) Daniel Bernard: French business executive, the Chairman of the British group Kingfisher plc, a multinational retailing company headquartered in London.
(1946) Michael Buerk: British newsreader.
(1945) Edir Macedo
(1945) Judy Rankin: American golfer and sportscaster.
(1945) Michael Nader in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; actor (Peter - Gidget, Dex Dexter - Dynasty, All My Children).
(1945) Juan Orozco: Mexican-American artist, a contemporary painter and muralist.
(1945) Bispo Macedo: Brazilian religious leader, founder and leader of Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus (Universal Church of the Temple of God).
(1945) Judy Rankin in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; LPGA golfer (Vare Trophy 1976-77).
(1944) Pat Bowlen: American sports team owner (Denver Broncos).
(1943) Monty (French singer)
(1943) Graeme Garden: Scottish actor, comic and scriptwriter.
(1943) Ricky Gianco: Italian singer, songwriter, guitarist and record producer, considered one of the founders of Italian rock music.
(1943) Wilfried Puis: Belgium sport Champion.
(1942) Maurice Lévy (Publicis)
(1941) Richard Lavigne: American Roman Catholic priest.
(1941) Mati Nuude: Estonian weightlifter and singer (d. 2001).
(1941) David Blue [Cohen] in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; rocker (Cupid's Arrow).
(1941) Herb Santiago: vocalist (Frankie Lymon and Teenagers - "Why Do Fools Fall").
(1941) Irma Thomas: American singer-songwriter.
(1941) Herman Santiago: Puerto Rican-American singer-songwriter (The Teenagers).
(1940) Fabrizio De André: Italian singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1999).
(1940) Charles Robert Jenkins
(1940) Fabrizio De Andre: Italian singer-songwriter (d. 1999).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Marek Janowski: Polish-German conductor.
(1939) Petronella CM "Carletta" Banning: Actress (Potasch & Perlemoer).
(1939) Bobby Hart: American songwriter, best known for the songs he wrote with Tommy Boyce for The Monkees.
(1939) Marlos Nobre: Composer.
(1939) Claude Ake: Nigerian political scientist and academic (d. 1996).
(1939) Dal Maxvill: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1938) Louis-Marie Billé
(1938) Istvan Szabo: Hungarian film director.
(1938) Dominique Merlet
(1938) Sadanoyama Shinmatsu: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 50th Yokozuna.

(1938) Barry Knight: English cricketer and coach.
(1938) Elke Erb: Writer.
(1938) István Szabó: Hungarian director and screenwriter.
(1938) Manny Mota: Dominican baseball player coach and sportscaster.
(1937) Graziano Mancinelli: Italian equestrian, show jumper who won an Olympic Gold Medal at Monaco in 1972 and at Los Angeles in 1984.
(1937) Roberto Ruffilli: Italian educator and politician.
(1937) Ulvi Voog: Estonian freestyle swimmer.
(1937) Jeff Farrell: US swimmer (1960 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1936) Jean M Auel
(1936) Tonino Domenicali
(1936) Bertrand Puech
(1936) Dick Duff: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1936) McDonald: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1936) Jean Auel: American author of the continued story of a Cro-magnun heroin, first conceiving her character in 1977.
(1936) Ronald William Eastman: Cinematogrpaher.
(1936) Marin Sorescu: Poet / dramatist.
(1936) Antonio Domenicali: Italian cycling champion, winner of a Gold Medal for track racing at the Melbourne Olympics, 1956.
(1935) Anna-Maria Ferrero: Italian actress and leading lady of Italian films in the 1950s.
(1935) Michel Aoun: Lebanese prime minister.
(1935) Claude Gauteur: French film critic and historian at La Fémis, the French state film school.
(1935) Marvin Flicker: American psychiatrist and physician, training and supervising analyst at the Menninger school of psychiatry.
(1934) Paco Rabanne: Spanish-French fashion designer.
(1934) Didier Julia: French politician who in 2007 represented the Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) from Seine-et-Marne in the French National Assembly, a post he has held from 1967.
(1934) Skip Battin: American musician, a bass player and singer with "The Byrds," "New Riders of the Purple Sage" and "The Flying Burrito Brothers.
(1934) Aldo Ceccato: Italian orchestral conductor and leader of the Detroit Symphony.
(1934) Audre Lorde: American writer and civil rights activist, with family roots in Barbados and Carriacou.
(1934) Aldo Ceccato in Milan: Italy; conductor (Detroit Symphony Orchestra 1973-77).
(1933) Yoko Ono: Japanese conceptual artist, musician, designer, composer, poet and performer, the widow of ex-Beatle John Lennon.
(1933) Mary Ure: Scottish actress on film, TV and stage, onscreen from 1955.
(1933) Jean-Marc Varaut: French attorney, head of the five-man defense attorney team for Maurice Papon (See the case under that name).
(1933) Bobby Robson: English footballer and manager (d. 2009).
(1933) Sir Bobby Robson: English football player and manager (d. 2009).
(1933) Elisabeth S "Elly" Belder-Ameling: Dutch soprano.
(1932) Milos Forman: Czech / US director (Cuckoos Nest, Amadeus).
(1932) Alphonse Halimi
(1932) Miloš Forman: Czech-American director and screenwriter.
(1931) Toni Morrison: American writer, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature on 10/07/1993 and the Pulitzer Prize for her novel of slavery, "Beloved," in 1988.
(1931) Dieter Schonbach: Composer.
(1931) Bob St Clair: American football player.
(1931) Johnny Hart: American cartoonist co-created The Wizard of Id (d. 2007).
(1931) Swraj Paul: Indian / British industrial / multi-millionaire (Caparo).
(1931) Maxwell Thurman: US General.
(1931) Toni Morrison in Ohio: USA; American novelist (Tar Baby, Beloved, Song of Solomon), Nobel Prize laureate.
(1930) Theodore C Freeman in Haverford: Pennsylvania, USA; captain US Air Force/astronaut.
(1930) Gahan Wilson: American cartoonist.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Serge Sauvion
(1929) Michel Hrynchyshyn
(1929) Len Deighton: English historian and author.
(1929) Pierre Colnard: France sport Champion.
(1929) André Mathieu: Canadian pianist and composer (d. 1968).
(1929) Andre Mathieu: Canadian composer (d. 1968).
(1929) Leonard Cyril Deighton: English author (Ipcress File, Fighter).
(1928) Jim McElreath: auto racer (1970 Ontario 500).
(1928) Tom Johnson: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach (d. 2007).
(1927) John Warner: American politician, the U.S.

(1927) John W Warner American politician (Senator-Republican-Virginia: 1979-), married Elizabeth Taylor.
(1927) Tabe Bas: Actor / opera vocalist (Leiser Wolf in Anatevka).
(1927) Peter Fryer: English Marxist writer and journalist (d. 2006).
(1927) Mike Harari: Israeli intelligence officer in the Mossad.
(1927) Herm Wehmeier: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Cincinnati Reds (1945 and 1947–54), Philadelphia Phillies (1954–56), St. Louis Cardinals (1956–58) and Detroit Tigers (1958).
(1927) Luis Arroyo: Puerto Rican baseball player manager and scout (d. 2016).
(1926) Nalini Jaywant: Indian actress (d. 2010).
(1926) Wallace Berman: American artist.
(1926) Rossana Beccari: Italian singer, who died on 10 December 1979 in Rome.
(1926) Guy Branca: French political activist, captain of the Algerian branch of the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) ["Organisation of the Secret Army"], a short-lived French dissident far-right paramilitary organisation during the Algerian War (1954–62).
(1926) Harry "Little" Caesar: Blues singer / actor (City Heat, Homer & Eddie).
(1926) Len Ford: NFL end (Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers).
(1926) Ghislaine Marchal: French homicide victim, found dead at her home in Mougins, France.
(1925) George Kennedy: American actor.
(1925) Russell Hunter: Scottish repertory character actor, starting professionally from 1946.
(1925) Roger Le Taillanter: French police commissioner and author of detective novels.
(1925) George Kennedy in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Cool Hand Luke, Airport, Blue Knight).
(1925) Marcel Barbeau: Canadian artist.
(1924) Elizabeth Bradley: Latvian-Canadian psychic, world known for her accuracy.
(1924) Sam Rolfe: American screenwriter and producer (d. 1993).
(1924) Nicolo Rizzuto: Sicilian-born Canadian organized crime figure (d. 2010).
(1924) Louis Laberge: Canadian labour union leader (d. 2002).
(1924) Nicola Rizzuto: Italian-Canadian mob boss (d. 2010).
(1924) Humberto Morán: Venezuelan scientist and academic (d. 1999).
(1923) Allan Melvin in Kansas City: Missouri, USA; actor (The Brady Bunch, Barney - All in Family).
(1922) Helen Gurley Brown
(1922) Hazy Osterwald: Swiss musician, singer and bigband director.
(1922) Roger K Rhodarmer
(1922) Eric Gairy: Grenadan politician 1st Prime Minister of Grenada (d. 1997).
(1922) Joe Tipton: American baseball player (d. 1994).
(1922) Connie Wisniewski: American baseball player [AAGPBL] (d. 1995).
(1922) Gaston Dufrenel: French criminal, a thug who was sentenced to death and executed along with his accomplice André Cornil.
(1922) Helen Brown: American writer and editor of "Cosmopolitan" magazine.
(1922) Roger Rhodarmer: Canton Military man.
(1922) Juhan Smuul: Estonian author (Born 1921).
(1922) Allan Melvin: American actor singer and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1921) Alfredo Martini: Italy sport Champion.
(1921) Oscar Feltsman: Ukrainian-Russian pianist and composer (d. 2013).
(1920) Rolande Falcinelli: French organist, pianist, composer, and pedagogue.
(1920) Pierre Legrain: France sport Champion.
(1920) Eric Gairy: Grenadan politician (d. 1997).
(1920) Bill Cullen: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- TV game show host (over 20 different games).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jack Palance: American actor (d. 2006).
(1918) Ange Le Strat: France sport Champion.
(1918) Richard Seitz: American military, Army officer and paratrooper who, during a 35-year career, commanded the 2nd Battalion, 517th Parachute Infantry Regiment during World War II, the 82nd Airborne Division and the XVIII Airborne Corps.
(1918) Evelyn Kever: American astrologer.
(1918) Jane Loevinger: American psychologist (d. 2008).
(1918) Genevi?ve Epstein: St Chamond EXecutives.
(1917) Phyllis Calvert: London, England -- Actress (Man in Grey).
(1917) Dona Massin: Canadian actress and choreographer (d. 2001).
(1917) José Curbelo: Cuban-American pianist and manager (d. 2012).
(1916) Jean Drapeau: Canadian politician and the leader of the Civic Action League.

(1916) Betty Phyllis: Gathergood curator.
(1915) Phyllis Calvert: British actress (Born 1915).
(1915) Marcel Landowski: French composer, conductor and founder of the Paris Orchestra.
(1915) Inez MacInnes: American astrologer who joined AFA in 3/1963.
(1915) Marcel Landowsky: composer.
(1915) Raymond Fix: France Military man.
(1915) Jean Courtot: Nancy Military man.
(1915) Henri Charliac: French jurist.
(1914) Pee Wee King: American country music songwriter and musician (Born 1914).
(1914) René Vigo: Nancy Writer.
(1914) Peewee King: American musician and bandleader of the Golden West Cowboys, voted the top country band 1951-1955.
(1914) Eugenio Gazzotti: Italian kidnapping victim on 3/03/1987.
(1914) Pee King: American singer-songwriter and fiddler (d. 2000).
(1914) Edward George: Edwards chemist.
(1913) Auguste Le Breton
(1913) Artur Axmann: German head of the Reich Youth from 1933 as Chief of the Social Office.
(1913) Dane Clark: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Wire Service, Bold Venture, Perry Mason).
(1913) Alfredo Salazar Southwell: Peruvian aviator, celebrated as a national hero.
(1912) Alain de Sérigny
(1912) Robert Houdelot: France Writer.
(1912) Robert Weir: Scottish engineer and Director of the National Gas Turbine Establishment and afterwards director of the National Engineering Laboratory, East Kilbride.
(1912) de SéRigny: Nantes Journalist.
(1911) Jānis Vītols: Latvian cyclist (d. 1993).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Matti Jarvinen: Finland -- Javelin thrower (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1909) Wallace Stegner: Novelist / critic (Pulitzer-1971-Angle of Repose).
(1909) Tuppy Owen-Smith: South African cricketer and English rugby union player (d. 1990).
(1907) Oscar Brodney: American lawyer and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1907) Harm van: Riel Dutch politician (Dutch Liberal Party).
(1907) Billy Dewolfe: Wollaston, Massachusetts -- Actor (Good Morning World).
(1906) Hans Asperger: Austrian pediatrician and academic (d. 1980).
(1905) Queenie Leonard: English-American actress and singer (d. 2002).
(1904) Henri Parneix: Chamboulive physician.
(1903) Nikolaj V: Podgorny President of USSR (1965-77).

(1903) Nikolai Podgorny: Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet (d. 1983).
(1902) Walter Herbert: German-born conductor and impresario (d. 1975).
(1901) Reginald Sheffield: London, England -- Actor (Second Chance).

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