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Famous Birthdays of 19 May

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 19th of May

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2009 - 2000

(2003) JoJo Siwa: Dancer.
(2002) Jaidyn Lynzee: YouTube Star.
(2000) Sage Lescher: YouTube Star.
(2000) Will Simmons: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Colton Burpo
(1998) Haruto Maruyama: Japanese noted family member, the son of Okinawan super star pop singer Namie Amuro and her husband Masaharu Maruyama, known as SAM, a member of the pop group TRF.
(1997) Ida LaFontaine: Swedish singer.
(1997) Jenee Cruise: Cheerleader.
(1996) Sarah Grey
(1995) Ben Seewald: Reality Star.
(1994) Carlos Guzmán: Mexican footballer.
(1993) Amber Zadora: Reality Star.
(1993) Brooke Wexler: TV Actress.
(1993) Kate Clapp: YouTube Star.

(1993) Ryunosuke Kamiki: Japanese actor.
(1993) BigDawsTv : YouTube Star.
(1992) Sam Smith (singer)
(1992) Eleanor Tomlinson: Movie Actress.
(1992) Julia Sheer: Country Singer.
(1992) Michele Camporese: Italian footballer.
(1992) Ola John: Dutch footballer.
(1992) Sam Smith: Pop Singer.
(1991) Brittani Kline
(1991) Lindsey Pelas: Instagram Star.
(1991) Jordan Pruitt: American singer.
(1991) Mali-koa Hood: Pop Singer.
(1990) Kelsey Moore
(1990) Kanadajin3 : YouTube Star.
(1990) Victor Ibarbo: Soccer Player.
(1990) Crawford Wilson: Voice Actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Dulcita Lieggi
(1989) Jasmine : Japanese singer-songwriter and producer.
(1988) Antonija Misura
(1988) Georgina Stojiljković
(1988) Lily Cole: Movie Actress.
(1987) David Edgar: Canadian soccer player.
(1987) Julian Smith: YouTube Star.
(1987) Mariano Torres: Argentinian footballer.
(1987) Michael Angelakos: American singer-songwriter and producer (Passion Pit).
(1986) Mario Chalmers: American basketball player.

(1986) Eric Lloyd: American actor.
(1985) Jon Kortajarena: Model.
(1985) Chris Loudon: Scottish darts player.
(1984) Inna Modja: Malian-French singer.
(1984) Marija Vujović
(1984) Catherine Haena Kim
(1984) Carla Lynch: British comedienne and model.
(1984) Marcedes Lewis: American football player.
(1983) H Olliver Twisted
(1983) Rhatha Phongam
(1983) Eve Angel: Hungarian porn actress and model.
(1983) Jessica Fox: English actress.
(1983) Michael Che: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1982) Rebecca Hall: English-American actress.
(1982) Klaas Vantornout: Belgian cyclist.
(1982) Mihiro : Japanese actress singer and television personality.
(1982) Alexandru Găvan: Romanian mountaineer.
(1982) Pal Steffen Andresen: Norwegian footballer.
(1982) Pål Andresen: Norwegian footballer.
(1982) Erika Jordan: TV Show Host.
(1982) Kevin Amankwaah: English footballer.
(1981) French presidential election 1974
(1981) Georges St-Pierre: MMA Fighter.
(1981) Isabella Ragonese
(1981) Yo Gotti: Rapper.
(1981) Bong Tae-gyu: South Korean actor.
(1981) Klaas-Erik Zwering: Dutch swimmer.
(1981) Nate Cole: American singer/songwriter.
(1981) Kiera Cass: Young Adult Author.
(1981) Georges St Pierre: Canadian mixed martial artist.
(1981) Luciano Figueroa: Argentinian footballer.
(1981) Sina Schielke: German sprinter.
(1981) Michael Leighton: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Drew Fuller: American actor and model.
(1980) Tony Hackworth: English footballer.
(1980) Kenji Fujimori: Peruvian businessman and fujimorist politician.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Andrea Pirlo: Italian footballer.
(1979) Bérénice Marlohe: French actress.
(1979) Nicolas Figère: French hammer thrower, whose personal best throw is 80.
(1979) Tunisiano
(1979) Sanoe Lake
(1979) Diego Forlán: Uruguayan footballer.
(1979) Barbara Nedeljakova: Slovak actress.
(1979) Vegard Ylvisaker: Comedian.
(1979) Diego Forlan: Uruguayan footballer.
(1978) Brooke Mahan: YouTube Star.

(1978) Kim Zolciak: American reality show star and singer.
(1978) Dave Bus: Dutch footballer.
(1978) Marcus Bent: English footballer.
(1977) Natalia Oreiro: Uruguayan singer-songwriter and actress.
(1977) Brandon Inge: American baseball player.
(1977) Manuel Almunia: Spanish footballer.
(1977) Kelly Sheridan: Canadian voice actress.
(1977) Wouter Hamel: Dutch singer and guitarist.
(1976) Kevin Garnett: NBA forward (Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1976) Ed Cota: American basketball player.
(1975) Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro
(1975) Christelle Gros
(1975) Masanobu Ando: Japanese actor.
(1975) Pretinha : Brazilian footballer.
(1975) Delma Goncalves: Brazilian footballer.
(1975) Jonas Renkse: Swedish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Katatonia Bloodbath and October Tide).
(1975) Josh Paul: American baseball player and manager.
(1975) London Fletcher: American football player.
(1974) Emma Shapplin: French soprano.
(1974) Andrew Johns: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1973) Hugues Obry: French fencer, who won a gold medal in team épée at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, together with Érik Boisse, Fabrice Jeannet and Jérôme Jeannet.
(1973) Andreas Johansson in Hofors: Sweden; NHL forward (Pittsburgh Penguins, New York Islanders).
(1973) Dario Franchitti: Scottish race car driver.
(1972) Amanda de Cadenet
(1972) Jenny Berggren: Swedish singer-songwriter (Ace of Base).
(1972) Nancy Launt: American child adopted by Donna and Robert Launt.
(1972) Ronald Williams: Canadian Football League running back (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1972) Laura Freddi: Italian showgirl, TV presenter and singer.
(1972) Willie Brown: NFL / WLAF linebacker (Seattle Seahawks.
(1972) Claudia Karvan: Australian actress producer and screenwriter.
(1971) Ilse de Meulemeester
(1971) Léonard Vasco
(1971) Darryl Morrison: NFL safety (Washington Redskins).
(1971) Psicosis : Mexican professional wrestler.
(1971) Andres Salumets: Estonian biologist biochemist and educator.
(1971) Ross Katz: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1971) Lori Ann Mundt in Yorkton: Saskatchawan, Canada; volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Alison Elliott
(1970) Choi Kyung-Ju: South Korean golfer.
(1970) Jason Gray-Stanford: Canadian actor.
(1970) Regina Narva: Estonian chess player.
(1970) K Choi: South Korean golfer.
(1970) Mario Dumont: Canadian television host and politician.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Thomas Vinterberg
(1969) Philippe Bengala: French racehorse trainer.
(1969) Kevin Scott: WLAF cornerback (Scotland Claymores).
(1969) Richard Dumas: NBA forward (Philadelphia 76ers).
(1969) David Wharton in Warminster: Pennsylvania, USA; American Olympic swimmer (Olympics-silver-1988).
(1969) Cecile Ulbrich Tucker in Warren: Maine, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Anne Goscinny
(1968) Kyle Eastwood: American actor singer and bass player.
(1968) Jesse Peretz: American film maker, seen in the award-winning film "First Love, Last Rites," which opened in June 1998.
(1968) Mark Janssens in Surrey: British Columbia, Canada; NHL center (Hartford Whalers).

(1968) Paul Justin: NFL quarterback (Indianapolis Colts).
(1968) James Parrish: NFL outside linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1968) Jeanne Basone in Burbank: California, USA; wrestler (Hollywood-GLOW).
(1967) Alexia (Italian singer)
(1967) Geraldine Somerville
(1967) Alexia : Italian singer.
(1967) Massimo Taccon: Italian painter and sculptor.
(1967) John Friesz: NFL quarterback (Seattle Seahawks).
(1967) Turk Wendell in Pittsfield: Massachusetts, USA; pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
(1966) Polly Walker: English actress.
(1966) Marc Bureau: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1966) Marc Bureau in Trois Rivieres: Quebec, Canada; NHL center (Montreal Canadiens).
(1966) Keith Jennings: NFL tight end (Chicago Bears).
(1966) Jodi Picoult: American author and educator.
(1966) Sophia Crawford: English actress and martial artist.
(1965) Ben Volpeliere-Pierrot
(1965) Cecilia Bolocco: Chilean model and television host Miss Universe 1987.
(1965) Bernard Vrancken
(1965) Maile Flanagan: American actress.
(1965) Joshua Rifkind: Actor (Marshall Chronicles).
(1965) Boris : French singer-songwriter and radio host.
(1965) Ben Volpellere-Pierrot: British singer and songwriter with the group, "Curiosity Killed the Cat," formed in 1983.
(1964) Lawrence Ng: Hong Kong actor.
(1964) Sean Whalen: American actor and screenwriter.
(1964) Miloslav Mečíř: Slovak tennis player.
(1964) Miloslav Mecir: Slovakian tennis player.
(1964) John Lee: South Korean-American football player.
(1964) Michael Dean Standly in Abilene: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1993 Freeport-McMoRan).
(1964) Murali : Indian actor (d. 2010).
(1963) Sophie Davant: French journalist and TV host.
(1963) Heinz Weixelbraun
(1963) Loïc Pochet
(1963) Bruno Bézard
(1963) Yazz: English singer.
(1963) Yazz [Yasmin Evans] rocker ("Fine Time": "The One Way is Up").
(1963) Rebecca Bradley: LPGA golfer.
(1963) Filippo Galli: Italian soccer/football player, he played for Milan (1981–1982, 1983–1996), Pescara (on loan) (1982–1983), Reggiana (1996–1998), Brescia (1998–2001), Watford (2001–2002), and Pro Sesto (2002–2004).
(1962) Ariel Wizman
(1962) Iain Harvie: Scottish rock guitarist (Nothing Ever Happens).
(1961) Bela Czuppon
(1961) Lisa Wagner bowler (3-time LPBT Player of Year: Bowler of Decade).
(1961) Lisa Rathgber in Hillsboro: Illinois, USA; bowler (LPBT Rookie of Year 1980).
(1961) Vadim Cojocaru: Moldovan politician.
(1961) Gregory Poirier: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Wayne Van Dorp: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1960) Imhotep (hip-hop)
(1960) Didier Marie
(1960) Yazz : English singer.
(1960) Imhotep : French DJ, mixer, beat maker, songwriter and producer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Nicole Brown Simpson
(1959) Laurie Lynd: Canadian film and television director, whose films include "Breakfast with Scot," and the short film "The Fairy Who Didn't Want to Be a Fairy Anymore.
(1959) Bill Daniel
(1959) Paul Cayard
(1959) William Daniel: American noted family, the son of journalist Clifton Daniel and his wife, author Margaret Truman; grandson of U.S.
(1959) Nicole Simpson: American homicide victim and ex-wife of O.J.
(1958) Tony Doyle (cyclist)
(1957) Bill Laimbeer: NBA forward (Cleveland Cavaliers, Detroit Pistons).
(1957) James Reyne
(1957) William Laimbeer: American athlete, a forward with the NBA Detroit Pistons from 1982-1993.

(1957) Sophia Crawford: London, England -- Actress (Power Rangers).
(1956) Steve Ford
(1956) Steven Ford: American noted family, third and most visible son of Betty and Gerald Ford.
(1956) Steven Ford in East Grand Rapids: Michigan, USA; actor (When Harry Met Sally, The Young and the Restless) / son of President Gerald Ford.
(1956) Martyn Ware: English keyboard player songwriter and producer (The Human League and Heaven 17).
(1956) Althea Gwyn: Women's Professional Basketball League center (New York Stars).
(1956) Oliver Letwin: English philosopher and politician Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
(1956) Ramona Dell'Abate: Italian TV presenter.
(1955) James Gosling: Canadian-American computer scientist created Java.
(1955) Pierre J Thuot in Groton: Connecticut, USA; Lieutenant Commander US Navy/astronaut (STS 36, 49, 62).
(1955) Ed Whitson pitcher (New York Yankees: San Diego Padres).
(1954) Phil Rudd: Australian-New Zealand drummer (AC/DC and Buster Brown).
(1954) Hōchū Ōtsuka: Japanese voice actor.
(1954) Rick Cerone in Newark: New Jersey, USA; catcher (New York Yankees/Boston Red Sox/New York Mets/Montreal Expos).
(1954) Harvey Reid: American musician.
(1954) Rick Cerone: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1954) Nükhet Duru: Turkish singer and actress.
(1953) Didier Munduteguy
(1953) Henry Lascelles: English grandson of princess Mary.
(1953) Victoria Wood: English actress singer director and screenwriter.
(1953) Jimmy Thackery: American singer and guitarist (The Nighthawks).
(1953) Dawud Mu'Min: American murderer (d. 1997).
(1953) Florin Marin: Romanian footballer and manager.
(1953) Patrick Hodge: Lord Hodge Scottish lawyer and judge.
(1953) Dawud M Mu'Min: American convicted murderer (d. 1997).
(1953) Shavarsh Karapetyan: Armenian finswimmer.
(1952) Jean-Michel Lambert: French jurist, the examining magistrate in the Villemin case.
(1952) Bert van Marwijk: Dutch footballer coach and manager.
(1952) Barbara Loomis: rocker (BT Express).
(1952) Charlie Spedding: English runner.
(1951) Joey Ramone: Rock Singer.
(1951) Jean-Marc Deperrois: French founder and director of a thermography company.
(1951) Joey Ramone [Jeffrey Hyman] in Forest Hills: New York, USA; punk rocker (Ramones - "Baby I Love You").
(1951) Dick Slater: American professional wrestler.
(1951) Vytautas Kernagis: Lithuanian singer, TV shows announcer (Born 1951).
(1950) Ron Brandsteder: Dutch radio and television host, actor, comic and singer.
(1950) Tadeusz Ślusarski: Polish pole vaulter (d. 1998).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Dusty Hill: American singer-songwriter and bass player (ZZ Top and American Blues).
(1949) Robert Gaïa
(1949) Philip Hunt: Baron Hunt of Kings Heath English politician.
(1949) Archie Manning: American football player.
(1948) Grace Jones: Pop Singer.
(1948) Jean-Pierre Haigneré: French Air Force officer and a former CNES spationaut.
(1948) Jean-Pierre Haignere: in France; cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-17).
(1948) Olivier Barrot: French journalist, writer, producer and television host.
(1948) Paul Williams: American singer (The Temptations) (Born 1939).
(1948) Tom Scott: Louisiana, United States -- Saxophonist / bandleader (Pat Sajak Show).

(1948) Tom Scott in Los Angeles: California, USA; saxophonist/bandleader (Pat Sajak Show).
(1947) David Helfgott: Australian musician, concert pianist and child prodigy celebrated in the 1997 Australian film, "Shine.
(1947) Christopher Chope: English lawyer and politician.
(1947) Alain Bignon: French cartoonist, who illustrated stories by Guy Vidal, Jean-Claude Forest and Rodolphe.
(1947) Steve Currie: English bass player (T.
(1947) Paul Brady: Irish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Planxty and The Johnstons).
(1947) Jerry Hyman in Brooklyn: New York, USA; rock singer/trombonist (Blood Sweat and Tears).
(1947) Michele Placido: Italian actor and director.
(1946) André the Giant
(1946) Lucy Pond: American astrologer, metaphysician and author.
(1946) Michele Placido: Foggia, Italy -- Actor (La Lupa, Poliziotti).
(1946) Paul Wermus
(1946) Claude Lelièvre: Belgian activist.
(1946) André the Giant : French-American wrestler and actor (d. 1993).
(1946) Claude Lelievre: Belgian commissioner for children's rights.
(1946) Andre the Giant: French professional wrestler (d. 1993).
(1946) Mary Bryan: LPGA golfer.
(1946) Diedre Lenihan in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; actress (Wendy - Needles and Pins).
(1946) Andre the Giant : Wrestler.
(1945) Pete Townshend: British musician, founding member of "The Who" rock band, composer of "Tommy," a 1969 rock opera that went on to win five Tony awards for its 1993 Broadway adaptation.
(1944) Michel Noir: French executive, commercial director for a branch of the Péchiney group; Marketing and human relations Consultant, 1972-78; National Secretary of RPR party, 1979-'89, Deputy of the Rhone and Minister of External Commerce.
(1944) Peter Mayhew: British-American actor.
(1944) Marina Yaguello: French linguist, a professor emeritus at the University of Paris VII.
(1943) Shirrel Rhoades: American author publisher and academic.
(1943) Terry Kolb: American founder of the sado-masochist liberation group in the 70s, "The Eulenspiegel Society.
(1943) Eddie May: English footballer and manager (d. 2012).
(1942) Patrice Blanc-Francart
(1942) Robert Kilroy-Silk: British politician and television presenter.
(1942) James Topping: Author of CP / M.
(1942) Gary Kildall: American computer scientist founded Digital Research Inc.
(1942) Alice Harris: American noted family, the daughter of Alice Faye and Phil Harris.
(1941) Nora Ephron: American filmmaker, director, producer, screenwriter, novelist, playwright, journalist, author, and blogger.
(1941) Jane Brody: American writer and columnist, a general reporter for two years and science writer for the New York Times for 11 years; author of seven books including "Jane Brody’s Good Food Book.
(1941) Jocelyne Taillon: French singer, a concert and opera soprano, who won 1st prize at the Singing Competition of Monte Carlo in 1966.
(1941) Bobby Burgess: American dancer, child star on Walt Disney's Mouseketeers and as an adult talented dancer on The Lawrence Welk Show.
(1941) Tania Mallet: English model and actress.
(1941) Nora Ephron in New York City: New York, USA; novelist/screenwriter/director (Sleepless in Seattle, You've Got Mail, Michael, Heartburn).
(1941) Jimmy Hoffa Jr: Son of Jimmy Hoffa / Teamster union leader.
(1941) Marc-Antonio Consoli: Composer.
(1941) Igor Judge: Baron Judge Maltese-English lawyer and judge Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales.
(1940) Frank Lorenzo: American entrepreneur who made millions buying airline companies and restructuring them, changing the face of the airline industry.
(1940) Jan Janssen: Dutch cyclist racer (1962-73), he won the Tour de France 1968 only for a few seconds.
(1940) Don Johnson: American bowler.
(1940) Frank Lorenzo airline executive (Continental: Texas Air, Eastern).
(1940) Mickey Newbury: American singer-songwriter (d. 2002).
(1940) Carlos Diegues: Actor (Xica).
(1940) Joan Staley: Playmate (Nov, 1958).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) James Fox: London, England -- Actor (Greystoke).
(1939) Nancy Kwan: Hong Kong-American actress and makeup artist.
(1939) Carol Saline
(1939) Francis Scobee: American astronaut, a former USAF pilot who flew combat missions in Vietnam.
(1939) Dick Scobee: American colonel pilot and astronaut (d. 1986).
(1939) Jānis Lūsis: Latvian javelin thrower and coach.
(1939) John Mascotte: American executive and CEO in charge of Continental Corporation, a property-casualty underwriting company that went through some difficult times in the 80's.
(1939) Carole Saline: American journalist, senior magazine editor and talk show hostess on TV.
(1939) Tomasz Sikorski: Composer.
(1939) Francis R Scobee in Cle Elum: Washington, USA; Air Force/astronaut (STS 41C, 51L-Challenger disaster).

(1939) Richard Lowe Teitelbaum: Composer.
(1939) 17th Earl of Pembroke: English landowner / director (Emily).
(1939) Livio Berruti
(1938) Girish Karnad: Indian actor director screenwriter and playwright.
(1938) Igor Ter-Ovanesyan: Ukrainian long jumper and coach.
(1938) James H: Bilbray; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Nevada).
(1938) Moises da Costa Amaral: East Timorese politician (d. 1989).
(1938) Moisés da Costa Amaral: East Timorese politician (d. 1989).
(1938) Marilyn Chris in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Wanda Wolek - One Life to Live).
(1938) Madge Hindle: English actress.
(1937) Pat Roach: English wrestler and actor (d. 2004).
(1937) Alfonso Morales: American fencer who competed in the individual and team sabre events at the 1960, 1964, 1968 and 1972 Summer Olympics.
(1937) Sanne Sannes: Dutch photographer.
(1936) Elisabeth Schwartz: Austria -- Pairs figure skater (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1935) David Hartman: American journalist and actor.
(1935) F R Fries: Writer.
(1935) David Hartman in Pawtucket: Rhode Island, USA; TV personality (Good Morning America).
(1934) Bill Fitch (basketball)
(1934) David Sinclair: Actor (Love & Hate).
(1934) James Charles Lehrer in Wichita: Kansas, USA; news anchor (McNeil-Lehrer Report).
(1934) Bill Fitch: American basketball player and coach.
(1934) Ruskin Bond: Indian author and poet.
(1934) Jan Wijn: Dutch pianist.
(1934) Jim Lehrer: American journalist and author.
(1933) Claude Buffet: French kidnapper and sex murderer.
(1933) Annick Morice
(1933) Edward de Bono: Maltese physician author and academic.
(1933) Annik Morice: France Actor.
(1932) Camille Darsières
(1932) Alma Cogan: English singer (Born 1932).
(1932) Elena Poniatowska: Mexican journalist and author, specializing in works on social and political issues focused on those considered to be disenfranchised especially women and the poor.
(1932) Paul Erdman: American economist and author (Born 1932).
(1932) Claude Blanchard: French-Canadian singer, comedian and actor (Born 1932).
(1931) Eric Davidson: Comedy scriptwriter.
(1931) Éric Tappy: Swiss tenor and actor.
(1931) Ruben Radica: Composer.
(1931) Eric Tappy: Swiss tenor.
(1931) Bob Anderson: English race car driver (d. 1967).
(1930) Lorraine Hansberry: American playwright, the author of "A Raisin in the Sun," the first play by a black woman to be produced on Broadway, running for 19 months.
(1930) Jean-Louis CléMent: Vanves Journalist.
(1930) Hans Kox: Composer.
(1930) Eugene Genovese: American historian and author (d. 2012).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Robert Calmejane
(1929) Helmut Braunlich: German-American violinist and composer (d. 2013).
(1929) Michael Adamis: Composer.
(1929) John Stroger: American politician (Born 1929).
(1929) Richard Larter: Australian painter (d. 2014).
(1929) Harvey Cox: US theologist (Secular City).
(1928) Dolph Schayes: American basketball player and coach (d. 2015).
(1928) Thomas Kennedy: English air marshal (d. 2013).
(1928) Anthony C B Chapman: England, United Kingdom -- Sports car builder / autoracer (Formula 1).
(1928) Gil McDougald: American baseball player and coach (d. 2010).

(1928) Colin Chapman: English engineer and businessman founded Lotus Cars (d. 1982).
(1927) Serge Lang: French-American mathematician author and academic (d. 2005).
(1927) Einar Schanke: Norwegian composer, pianist, revue writer, theatre director, and theatrical producer.
(1926) Fernand Raynaud: French stand-up comic star, an actor and a singer.
(1926) Swami Kriyananda: American writer, composer, playwright, photographer and singer, who is best known as a disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda, the first Master from India to live and teach in the West.
(1926) H Douglas Miller
(1926) Paul Cooper: Composer.
(1926) Peter Zadek: German theatre and film director, play translator and screenwriter, regarded as one of the greatest directors in German-speaking theater.
(1926) Edward Parkes: English engineer and academic.
(1926) David Jacobs: English radio and television host (d. 2013).
(1926) H Miller: American astrologer, a pro who is a member of AFA.
(1926) Kriyananda : Romanian-American spiritual leader and author (d. 2013).
(1925) Malcolm X: American activist who came from humble roots to rise to a position of national prominence as a civil rights activist.
(1925) Pol Pot: Cambodian politician, a dictator responsible for the deaths of about two million Cambodians during his rule from 1976-79.
(1925) Guy Provost: French Canadian actor (d. 2004).
(1925) Roger Degueldre: French soldier, who became a leader of the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) Delta Commandos in the last months of French rule in Algeria.
(1925) Malcolm X [Little] in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; assassinated leader of black Muslims.
(1924) Nathalie Nattier
(1924) Sandy Wilson: English composer and songwriter (d. 2014).
(1924) Sandy Galbraith Wilson: Composer.
(1924) Claude Vermeil: Cong?ni?s physician.
(1923) Raymond Bernard: French occultist.
(1923) Lisa Morpurgo
(1923) Peter Wildeblood: Anglo-Canadian journalist, novelist, playwright and gay rights campaigner.
(1923) Jean-Paul Ollivier: Vence Journalist.
(1922) Dora Doll
(1922) Lucien-Philippe Moretti
(1922) Joe Gilmore: Irish bartender.
(1922) David McLean: Akron, Ohio -- Actor (Tate-Tate).
(1921) Daniel Gélin: French actor and director, a writer and poet.
(1921) Rosine Luguet
(1921) Harry Brown: American colonel and pilot (d. 1991).
(1921) Karel van het Reve: Dutch writer, translator and literary historian (Born 1921).
(1921) Yuri Kochiyama: American civil rights activist.
(1921) Daniel Gelin: French actor (Born 1921).
(1921) Charles van: de Reve slavic (Belief of Kameraden).
(1921) William Stewart: American physician, a pediatrician who served as US Surgeon General from 1965-1969.
(1921) Lennie McPherson: Australian criminal known as "the Mr Big of Sydney crime.
(1921) Leslie Broderick: English lieutenant and pilot (d. 2013).
(1920) Roger Vrigny: French writer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Mitja Ribicic: Slovenian Communist politician, Prime Minister of Yugoslavia.
(1919) Mitja Ribičič: Italian-Slovenian soldier and politician 25th Prime Minister of Yugoslavia (d. 2013).
(1919) Georgie Auld: Canadian-American saxophonist clarinet player and bandleader (d. 1990).
(1919) Joel Fleury: France sport Champion.
(1919) Suzanne Auboiroux: Limoges EXecutives.
(1918) Alberto Bonucci: Italian film actor and director.
(1918) Abraham Pais: Dutch-American physicist historian and academic (d. 2000).
(1915) Renée Asherson: English actress (d. 2014).
(1915) Pol Pot: Dictator / mass murderer.
(1914) Max Ferdinand Perutz

(1914) Max Perutz: British biochemist, co-recipient of the 1962 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for his X-ray diffraction analysis of the structure of hemoglobin, the protein that transports oxygen from the lungs to the tissues via blood cells.
(1914) Guy Perdoncini: Nice physician.
(1914) Go Seigen: Japanese Go player.
(1914) Maurice Pilorge: French criminal, a murderer and robber who was sentenced to death and executed.
(1914) John Vachon: American photographer and journalist (d. 1975).
(1914) Alex Shibicky: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2005).
(1913) Neelam Sanjiva: Reddy President of India.
(1913) Neelam Reddy: Indian lawyer and politician 6th President of India (d. 1996).
(1913) Albert Hardy: photographer.
(1913) Carol Victor: Hereditary Prince of Albania (d. 1973).
(1912) Roger Clerici: France Writer.
(1910) Nathuram Godse: Indian homicide; the assassin of Mahatma Gandhi by gunshot on 1/30/1948, 5:41 PM in Delhi, India.
(1910) Alan Melville: South African cricketer (d. 1983).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Nicholas Winton: British humanitarian and Supercentenarian who organized the rescue of 669 children, most of them Jewish, from Czechoslovakia on the eve of the Second World War in an operation later known as the Czech Kindertransport (German for children transport).
(1909) Schlomo Joffe: composer.
(1909) Sir Nicholas Winton: British wartime humanitarian.
(1909) Bruce Bennett: Tacoma, Washington -- Actor (Before I Hang, Sahara).
(1908) Manik Bandopadhyay: Indian author poet and playwright (d. 1956).
(1908) Percy Williams: Canadian sprinter (d. 1982).
(1908) Arturo Cordova: Mexican-American actor who began his career in his native Mexico in the early '30s.
(1908) Merriam Modell: American novelist (Born 1908).
(1908) A Day: American astrologer; joined AFA October1966.
(1907) Guy Bernard: French musician and film composer.

(1906) Bruce Bennett: American shot putter and actor (d. 2007).
(1906) Jean Meunier: Bourges EXecutives.
(1906) Gerd Bucerius: German politician and journalist, one of the founding members of Die Zeit.
(1905) Natalie Kingston
(1904) Nella Bonora: Italian actress, who died in Florence on 3 August 1990.
(1904) Sven Thofelt: Sweden -- Pentathlete (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1903) Stéphane Desmazières: French clergyman, the Bishop of Beauvais (-Noyon-Senlis), France from 1965 to 1978.
(1902) Armand Lanote: Vierzon EXecutives.
(1902) Lubka Kolessa: Ukrainian-Canadian pianist and educator (d. 1997).
(1901) Jean Derscheid: Belgium Military man.
(1901) Ivo Mortelmans: Belgian musician, composer, organist and educator.
(1901) Piri Vaszary: Hungarian actress (d. 1965).
(1901) Ivo Cruz: Composer.

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