Famous Birthdays of 20 February
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 20th of February
2010 - Today
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(2014)
Duchess of Gotland Leonore: Swedish royalty, the first child of Princess Madeleine, Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland and Christopher O'Neill.
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(2014)
Leonore: Duchess of Gotland.
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2014
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2010
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1984
1983
1982
1981
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1979 - 1970
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(1977)
Gail Kim: Wrestler.
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(1977)
Stephon Marbury: NBA guard (Minnesota Timberwolves).
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(1977)
Ed Graham
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(1977)
Bartosz Kizierowski: Polish swimmer.
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(1977)
Kristin Smart: German-American student, a 19-year-old freshman at Cal Poly State U. at San Luis Obispo, Ca when she became a missing person.
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(1977)
TJ Slaughter: American football player.
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(1977)
Amal Hijazi: Lebanese singer and model.
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(1977)
Sarah Ryan: Adelaide, South Australia -- Swimmer (1996 Olympics).
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(1977)
Veronica Ledesma: Miss Universe - Argentina (1996).
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(1976)
Rohan Gavaskar: Left-handed batsman, India ODI 2004 (son of Sunil Gavaskar).
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(1976)
Gail Kim: Canadian professional wrestler.
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(1976)
Ed Graham: English drummer (The Darkness and Stone Gods).
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(1975)
Brian Littrell: Pop Singer.
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(1975)
Livan Hernandez: Cuban-American baseball player: pitcher, Marlins.
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(1975)
Liván Hernández: Cuban baseball player.
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(1975)
Ismael Kirui in Marakwet: Kenya; 5km runner.
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(1975)
Niclas Wallin: Swedish ice hockey player.
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(1975)
Brendan Witt: Humboldt -- NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
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(1974)
Ophélie Winter: French actress and singer.
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(1974)
Fred Testot
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(1974)
Karim Bagheri: Iranian footballer and manager.
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(1974)
Ophelie Winter: French singer and daughter of Dutch singer David-Alexandre Winter.
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(1974)
Katerina Kroupova in Olomouc: Czechoslovakia; tennis star (1994 Futures-Sofia-Bulgaria).
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(1973)
Kimberly Davies
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(1973)
Andrea Savage: Actress.
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(1973)
Vladimir Iiic WLAF defensive end (Barcelona Dragons: Rhein Fire).
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(1973)
Kimberley Davies: Australian actress.
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(1972)
Neil Primrose: Scottish drummer (Travis).
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(1972)
Ruben Nembhard
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(1972)
Miguel Gomes (director)
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(1972)
Brent Gretzky: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1972)
k-os : Canadian rapper and producer.
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(1972)
K-OS: Canadian musician/rapper.
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(1972)
Corinna Harney: Bremerhaven, Germany -- Playmate (Aug, 1991).
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(1971)
Calpernia Addams: American transsexual, she was born a man but felt like a woman from her young years.
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(1971)
Anita Mormand
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(1971)
Shalanda Burt: US murderess.
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(1971)
Jari Litmanen: soccer player (Ajax).
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(1971)
Shawn McKenzie: American programmer created AutoTheme.
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(1970)
Natacha Lindinger
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(1970)
Éric Legnini
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(1970)
Cheyenne Brando: American noted family, the daughter of Marlon Brando and his wife, Tarita Teriipia, born in her mother's locale, Tahiti.
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(1970)
Eric Legnini: Belgian jazz pianist and leader of the Éric Legnini Trio.
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(1970)
Jeff Robinson NFL defensive end (Denver Broncos: Saint Louis Rams).
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(1970)
Cheyenne Brando in Papeete: Tahiti, daughter of Marlon Brando.
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(1970)
Bryan Robinson: defensive end (Saint Louis Rams).
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1970
1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Simone Bianchetti
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(1968)
Bennie Goods: Canadian Football League defensive tackle (Edmonton Eskimos).
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(1968)
Ha Seok-ju: South Korean footballer and manager.
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(1968)
Lorraine Olivia: Geneva, Illinois -- Playmate (Nov, 1990).
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(1968)
Ted Hankey: English darts player.
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(1967)
Kurt Cobain: musician (Nirvana) (Born 1967).
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(1967)
Kurt Cobain: musician (Nirvana) (Born 1967).
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(1967)
Lili Taylor: Actress (Ransom, Short Cuts).
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(1967)
Louis Ferreira
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(1967)
Theresa Luke in Vancouver: British Columbia, Canada; rower (Olympics-1996).
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(1967)
Chris Singleton: NFL linebacker (Miami Dolphins).
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(1967)
Broderick Thomas NFL linebacker (Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Minnesota Vikings, Dallas Cowboys).
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(1967)
Andrew Shue in South Orange: New Jersey, USA; actor (Billy - Melrose Place).
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(1967)
Katherine Soucie: American voice actress.
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(1967)
Kurt Cobain: American musician, lead singer whose anguished lyrics helped sell millions of records featuring the gritty sound of grunge rock 'n roll of "Nirvana," a head banging punk metal band formed in 1991.
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(1967)
Kurt Knudsen: US baseball pitcher (Detroit Tigers).
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(1967)
Marianne MacFarlane: American employee of United Airlines, aboard Flight 175 when it struck New York’s World Trade Center on 9/11/2001, piloted by terrorists.
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(1967)
Graeme Black: British fashion designer who launched his own label in 2005 after working with Zandra Rhodes, Salvatore Ferragamo, Hugo Boss, and Giorgio Armani.
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(1967)
Rebekka Lynn Armstrong: Bakersfield, California -- Playmate (Sep, 1986).
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(1967)
David Herman: American comedian and actor.
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(1967)
Andrew Shue: American actor and activist founded Do Something.
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(1967)
Tom Waddle: NFL player (Chicago Bears / Cincinnati Bengals).
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(1966)
Cindy Crawford: American model.
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(1966)
Derek Lilliquist US baseball pitcher (Cleveland Indians: Atlanta Braves).
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(1966)
Dennis Allen Mitchell in Cherry Point: North Carolina, USA; 100 metre/200 metre (Olympics-silver-1996).
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(1966)
Cecilia Cummins in Clintwood: Virginia, USA, 5th of five siblings born on February 20.
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(1966)
Britt Hager NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos: Saint Louis Rams).
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(1966)
Cindy Crawford in Dekalb: Illinois, USA; super model (Sports Illustrated Swimsuit).
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(1965)
Ron Eldard: American actor.
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(1965)
Axel Miller
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(1965)
Federica Moro: Italian Beauty Queen, Miss Italy in 1982.
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(1965)
Federica Moro Carate in Brianza: Italy; Miss Italy (1982).
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(1964)
Rudi Garcia
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(1964)
Jeff Maggert
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(1964)
French Stewart: TV Actor.
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(1964)
Irwin Hartford: American homicide, the killer of Philip Davis, known as P.J.
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(1964)
Jeffrey Allan Maggert in Columbia: Missouri, USA; PGA golfer (1993 Walt Disney).
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(1964)
Christian Ruuttu in Lappeenranta: Finland; hockey forward (Team Finland).
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(1964)
French Stewart in New Mexico: USA; actor (Harry Solomon - Third Rock From the Sun).
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(1964)
Rodney Rowland: American actor.
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(1964)
Willie Garson: American actor.
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(1964)
Tom Harris: Scottish journalist and politician.
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(1963)
Charles Barkley: American basketball player, a forward for the Houston Rockets.
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(1963)
Ian Brown: English rock vocalist (Stone Roses-Made of Stone).
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(1963)
Ian Brown: English rock vocalist (Stone Roses-Made of Stone).
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(1963)
Charles Barkley in Leads: Alabama, USA; NBA forward (Houston Rockets, Phoenix Suns, Philadelphia 76ers, Olympics-gold-1996, All Star 1987-90).
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(1963)
Yves Biton: French astrologer, secretary of Fédération Des Astrologues.
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(1963)
Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou: Greek politician.
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(1963)
Marilisa Xenogiannakopoulou: Greek politician.
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(1963)
Jon Lynn Christensen: former Nebraska Congressman.
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(1963)
William Baldwin in New York: USA; actor (Backdraft, Sliver, Flatliners).
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(1962)
Pierre Quinon: French pole vaulter who won the 1984 Olympic Games pole vault gold medal and held the pole vault outdoor world record for just four days in the summer of 1983.
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(1962)
Hatice Aslan
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(1962)
Diane Bergerac: American noted family, her parents are actors Dorothy Malone and Jacques Bergerac.
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(1962)
Dwayne McDuffie: American author screenwriter and producer co-founded Milestone Media (d. 2011).
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(1962)
Ria Coyne: Scranton, Pennsylvania -- Comedienne (Betsy-Batman Forever).
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(1962)
Joel Ellis: Rocker.
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(1962)
Adam Schreiber: NFL center / guard (Atlanta Falcons, New York Giants).
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(1962)
Ria Coyne in Scranton: Pennsylvania, USA; comedienne (Betsy - Batman Forever).
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(1962)
Kenn Nesbitt: American children's author.
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(1961)
Imogen Stubbs: Rothbury, England -- Actress (Summer Story).
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(1961)
Steve Lundquist: US swimmer (1984 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
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(1961)
Claudia Cummins in Clintwood: Virginia, USA; fourth of five siblings born on February 20.
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(1960)
Joel Hodgson: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
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(1960)
Mark Reilly: [Matt Bianco]; rocker (Indio - "Big Harvest").
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(1960)
Cándido Rivas: Equatoguinean politician and diplomat Prime Minister of Equatorial Guinea (d. 2014).
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(1960)
Kee Marcello: Swedish guitarist (Europe and Kee Marcello's K2).
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(1960)
Wendee Lee: American voice actress.
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1959 - 1950
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(1959)
Susanne Nevrin: Swedish-American model known as Zanna.
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(1959)
Bill Gullickson: US baseball pitcher (Detroit Tigers).
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(1959)
Scott Evans: Brayton; racing car driver.
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(1959)
David Corn: American journalist and author.
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(1959)
Scott Brayton: American race car driver (Born 1959).
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(1959)
Joel Rifkind: New York serial killer.
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(1958)
Carol Ficatier: Auscene, France -- Playmate (December, 1985).
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(1958)
James Wilby: Burma -- Actor (Howards End, Maurice).
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(1957)
Giovanni Brusca: Italian mafia boss, the killer of Judge Falcone, an Italian judge whose position of being anti-mafia was well known.
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(1957)
Victoria Kennedy: American noted family, the daughter of pro-football champion and sportscaster Frank Gifford and his wife, Maxine.
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(1957)
Glen Hanlon: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
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(1956)
Lise Lamétrie
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(1956)
Larry Charles: Writer.
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(1956)
Charlie Adler: American voice actor.
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(1956)
Rick Green: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1956)
Charles Cummins in Clintwood: Virginia, USA; third of five siblings born on February 20.
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(1956)
Patrick Orrière: French race horse trainer who died on 24 February 2014.
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(1956)
Annu Kapoor: Indian actor.
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(1955)
Ennio Fantastichini: Italian actor who studied his craft at the Accademia Nazionale di Arte Drammatica Silvio D'Amico.
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(1955)
Mack Wilberg: Composer.
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(1954)
Patty Hearst: American noted family, the granddaughter of William Randolph Hearst and heir to the publishing empire founded by him.
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(1954)
Anthony Head: TV Actor.
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(1954)
Jon Brant: American bass player (Cheap Trick).
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(1954)
Anthony Stewart Head: Actor (Buffy Vampire Slayer).
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(1954)
Billy Pontoni: Colombian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1954)
Patty Hearst Shaw in San Francisco: California, USA; famous kidnap hostage (Tanya).
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(1954)
Philippe Gazeau: French architect, Philippe Gazeau was assigned to build the new wing for Necker Hospital in Paris.
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(1954)
Vasili Vasilyevich Tsibliyev: Russian Colonel / Cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-17, TM-25).
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(1953)
Riccardo Chailly
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(1953)
Poison Ivy (musician)
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(1953)
Roberto Ciotti: Italian guitarist and composer (d. 2013).
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(1953)
Kristy Wallace: American rock musician, sometimes known as Poison Ivy Rorschach, she is a guitarist and a member of the band "The Cramps.
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(1953)
Gérard Araud: French diplomat, the Ambassador to the United States.
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(1953)
Carol Cummins in Clintwood: Virginia, USA; second of five siblings born on February 20.
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(1953)
Riccardo Chailly in Milan: Italy; conductor (West Berlin Symphony Orchestra).
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(1953)
Ricardo Chailly: Italian conductor, son of composer Luciano Chailly.
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(1953)
Poison Ivy: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Cramps).
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(1952)
Catherine Cummins in Clintwood: Virginia, USA; first of five siblings born on February 20.
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(1951)
Gordon Brown: Scottish Member of Parliament, Chancellor of the Exchequer for ten years under Tony Blair before becoming British Prime Minister on June 27, 2007.
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(1951)
Gordon Brown: Scottish Member of Parliament, Chancellor of the Exchequer for ten years under Tony Blair before becoming British Prime Minister on June 27, 2007.
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(1951)
Edward Albert: American actor, the son of actor Eddie Albert and Margo.
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(1951)
Edward Albert: American actor, the son of actor Eddie Albert and Margo.
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(1951)
Phil Neal: English footballer and manager.
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(1951)
Bonnie Lauer: LPGA golfer.
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(1951)
Kathy Baillie in Morristown: New Jersey, USA; country vocalist (Baillie and the Boys - "Oh Heart").
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(1951)
Anthony Davis: Composer.
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(1951)
Edward Albert in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Jeff - Falcon Crest, Butterflies are Free).
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(1951)
Randy California [Wolfe] in Los Angeles: California, USA; guitarist (Spirit - "I Got a Line on You").
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(1951)
Gordon Brown British Member of Parliament Prime Minister (2007: 2010).
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(1951)
Randy California: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Spirit) (d. 1997).
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(1950)
Walter Becker: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Steely Dan).
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(1950)
Jozef Jordaens: Belgian rower.
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(1950)
Tony Wilson: English journalist and businessman (d. 2007).
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(1950)
Peter Marinello: Scottish footballer.
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(1950)
Tim Birkhead: Scientist.
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(1950)
John Voldstad: Oslo, Norway -- Actor (Darryl-Newhart).
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(1950)
Tony Wilson: English journalist and businessman (d. 2007).
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(1950)
Walter Becker in New York City: New York, USA; rock bassist (Steely Dan - "Peg").
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1949 - 1940
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(1947)
André van Duin
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(1947)
Jean-Marc Lefranc
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(1947)
Eggert Magnusson: Icelandic football executive.
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(1947)
jose Broissard
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(1947)
Peter Strauss: American actor and producer.
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(1947)
André Van Duin: Dutch comedian, actor, singer, writer, and creator of television programs.
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(1947)
Peter Osgood: English footballer (d. 2006).
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(1947)
Peter Strauss in Croton-on-Hudson: New York, USA; actor (Rich Man Poor Man, Secret of NIMH, Space Hunter).
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(1947)
Andre van Duin: Dutch comedian.
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(1946)
Sandy Duncan: American stage, TV and movie actress, singer and dancer whose girl-next-door, perky appeal in TV commercials first brought her to the attention of the mass public.
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(1946)
Richard Cocciante: French-Italian singer and songwriter.
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(1946)
Brenda Blethyn: English actress and singer.
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(1946)
Gabrielle Louis-Carabin
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(1946)
Mieke H: A Boers-Wijnberg; Dutch Member of Parliament (CDA).
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(1946)
J Geils: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The J. Geils Band).
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(1946)
J[erome] Geils in New York City: New York, USA; rock guitarist/vocalist (J Geils Band - "Freeze-Frame", "Centerfold").
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(1946)
Sandy Duncan in Henderson: Texas, USA; actress (Hogan Family, Pinocchio, Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolfe?).
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(1945)
Gérard Hamel
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(1945)
George Smoot: Scientist.
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(1945)
Andrew Bergman: Director / screenwriter (Soapdish, Honeymoon in Vegas).
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(1945)
Alan Hull: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Lindisfarne) (d. 1995).
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(1945)
Henry Polic II in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (When Things Were Rotten, Webster).
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(1945)
Brion James: American actor (Born 1945).
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(1945)
Henry Polic: American actor (d. 2013).
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(1945)
Randa Haines: Director.
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(1945)
Annu Kapoor: Indian actor.
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(1944)
Cristovam Buarque
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(1944)
Sandra Good
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(1944)
Lew Soloff: American trumpet player composer and actor (Blood Sweat & Tears and Mingus Big Band) (d. 2015).
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(1944)
Michel Hommell
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(1944)
Willem van Hanegem: Dutch footballer and coach.
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(1944)
Robert de Cotret: Canadian politician 56th Secretary of State for Canada (d. 1999).
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(1944)
Willem van: Hanegem; Dutch soccer champion/coach (Feyenoord).
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(1944)
Lew Soloff in Brooklyn: New York, USA; rocker (Blood Sweat and Tears).
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(1944)
Roger Knapman: British Member of Parliament.
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(1943)
Carlos (singer)
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(1943)
Mike Leigh: Dramatist / director (High Hopes, Secrets & Lies).
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(1943)
Antonio Inoki: Japanese wrestler mixed martial artist and politician.
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(1943)
Tom McNally: Baron McNally English politician.
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(1943)
Antonio Inoki [Kanji Rikidozan]: Wrestler (NJPW / JWA).
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(1943)
Lord McNally
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(1943)
Carlos : French singer, entertainer, and actor, Francoise Dolto's son.
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(1943)
Aleksandr Pavlovich Alexandrov Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz T-9: TM-3).
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(1943)
Moshe Cotel: American composer and pianist (Born 1943).
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(1942)
Claude Miller: French film director, producer and screenwriter.
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(1942)
Phil Esposito: Canadian hockey player with the NHL.
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(1942)
Mitch McConnell: American soldier lawyer and politician.
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(1942)
Peter Strauss: Croton-on-Hudson, New York -- Actor (Rich Man Poor Man).
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(1942)
Gérard Carreyrou: French journalist and press officer.
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(1942)
Charlie Gillett in Lancashire: England; rock broadcaster (Sound of the City).
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(1942)
Mitch McConnell American politician (Senator-Republican-Kentucky: 1985-).
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(1941)
Buffy Sainte-Marie: Canadian-American singer-songwriter and producer.
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(1941)
Lim Kit Siang: Democratic Socialist opposition party in Malaysia.
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(1941)
Lim Siang: Malaysian politician.
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(1941)
Buffy Sainte-Marie in Maine: USA; folksinger ("Now That the Buffalo Are Gone").
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(1941)
Alan Furst: Author.
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(1940)
Jimmy Greaves: English footballer and sportscaster.
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(1940)
RA Weiss: Director (Institute of Cancer Research).
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(1940)
Barbara Laine Ellis in Olympia: Washington, USA; singer (Fleetwoods).
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(1940)
Christopher Lydon: American journalist and broadcaster, Lydon is perhaps best known as host of "The Connection," a thoughtful call-in public broadcasting radio show that covers a wide variety of issues from history and politics to science to popular culture and everything in between.
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(1940)
Christoph Eschenbach: Breslau, Germany -- Pianist / conductor.
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Nancy Wilson in Chillicothe: Ohio, USA; jazz singer ("Feel Like Making Love").
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(1937)
Johnny Dorelli: Italian actor, singer and showman, who debuted as singer in the late 1950s for CGD label.
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(1937)
Roger Penske: American race car driver and entrepreneur.
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(1937)
David Ackles: Illinois, United States -- Vocalist / songwriter (American Gothic).
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(1937)
Robert Huber: German biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1936)
Lee Hart: American political wife, businesswoman and real-estate agent who stood by her husband under intense media scrutiny.
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(1936)
Larry Hovis: American actor and singer (d. 2003).
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(1936)
Roy Beggs: British MP.
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(1936)
Larry Hovis in Wapito: Washington, USA; comedian (Gomer Pyle, Hogan's Heroes).
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(1936)
Shigeo Nagashima: Japanese baseball player and coach.
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(1936)
Marj Dusay [Mahoney] in Russell: Kansas, USA; actress (Kate - Bret Maverick, Alex - Guiding Light, Myrna - Capitol).
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(1936)
Marj Dusay: American actress.
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(1936)
Wynn Hawkins: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Cleveland Indians from 1960 to 1962.
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(1935)
Ian Castles: Australian public servant (d. 2010).
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(1935)
Frank Jordan: Politician.
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(1935)
Ellen Gilchrist: American author and poet.
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(1934)
Bobby Unser: American race car driver who, as a member of a famous auto-racing family, won the Indianapolis 500 in 1968 and 1975.
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(1934)
Neil Kerley: Australian sportsman, an Australian rules football player and coach.
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(1934)
John Mack: American finance economist and CEO of Central Hudson Gas & Electric, a utilities company that serves 300,000 customers in semi-rural areas.
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(1934)
Lady Wharton
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(1933)
Hannes Postma: Dutch graphic artist.
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(1932)
Adrian Cristobal: Filipino journalist and author (d. 2007).
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(1931)
Margareta Hallin
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(1931)
John Milnor: American mathematician and academic.
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(1930)
Willie Cunningham: Northern Irish footballer (d. 2007).
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(1930)
Jacques Degats: France sport Champion.
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(1930)
Bill Walker: British MP.
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(1930)
Patricia Smith in New Haven: Connecticut, USA; actress (Bob Newhart Show, Into Thin Air).
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Amanda Blake: American actress (Gunsmoke), dies at age 60 (born 1929).
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(1929)
William Walker: Scottish politician, a Conservative Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
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(1929)
Amanda Blake [Beverly Louise Neill] in Buffalo: New York, USA; actress (Kitty Russell - Gunsmoke).
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(1929)
Toshiro Mayuzumi: Yokohama, Japan -- Composer (Sphenogramme).
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(1929)
Bill Lee: American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, author, and music educator who was renowned for pioneering comprehensive music education, including jazz, at the collegiate level of a full liberal arts university.
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(1929)
Efraim Allsalu: Estonian painter (d. 2006).
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(1928)
Elroy Face: baseball pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).
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(1928)
Donald Longmore: British cardiac surgeon.
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(1928)
Jean Smith: American diplomat 25th United States Ambassador to Ireland.
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(1928)
Roy Face: American baseball player and carpenter.
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(1927)
Sidney Poitier: American actor, a long-term veteran of many fine films who made his debut in 1949 in "No Way Out.
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(1927)
Hubert de Givenchy
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(1927)
Ibrahim Ferrer: Cuban singer (Buena Vista Social Club and Afro-Cuban All Stars) (d. 2005).
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(1927)
Roy Cohn: Lawyer "grand inquisitor" (for Sen Joseph McCarthy).
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(1927)
Sidney Poitier in Miami: Florida, USA; actor (Porgy and Bess, A Raisin in the Sun, Guess Who's Coming To Dinner, In the Heat of the Night).
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(1927)
Hubert Givenchy: French fashion designer and entrepreneur, one of the greatest names in haute couture.
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(1927)
Hubert de Givenchy: Designer.
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(1926)
Richard Matheson: American science-fiction and fantasy writer who first appeared on the sci-fi scene with "Born Of Man And Woman," 1950.
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(1926)
Bob Richards (athlete)
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(1926)
Cameron Rusby: British Vice-Admiral.
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(1926)
Kenneth Olsen: American electrical engineer and CEO of Digital Equipment, one of the leading computer companies of its day.
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(1926)
Kenneth H Olsen: United States -- Engineer / founder (Digital Equipment Corp).
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(1926)
Ken Olsen: Businessman.
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(1926)
Gillian Lynne: English ballerina choreographer and director.
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(1926)
Matthew Bucksbaum: American businessman and philanthropist co-founded General Growth Properties (d. 2013).
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(1926)
Robert Eugene Richards: Illinois, United States -- Pole vaulter (1948, 52, 56 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1926)
Bob Richards: American pole vaulter.
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(1926)
Robert Richards: Champaign sports Champions.
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(1925)
Robert Altman: American film producer.
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(1925)
Pramudya Ananta Tur: Javanese author (Anak semua bangsa).
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(1925)
Tochinishiki Kiyotaka: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 44th Yokozuna (Born 1925).
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(1925)
Alex La Guma: Cape Town, South Africa -- Novelist (A Walk in the Night).
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(1925)
Robert Altman in Kansas City: Missouri, USA; director (Nashville, M*A*S*H).
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(1925)
Pat Lanigan: Australian public servant (d. 1992).
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(1925)
Heinz Kluncker: German trade union leader (d. 2005).
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(1924)
Gloria Vanderbilt: American entrepreneur and heiress, the daughter of Gloria Morgan and her husband Reginald Vanderbilt: her dad died when she was an infant.
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(1924)
Laurent Dauthuille: French boxer, nicknamed the Tarzan of Buzenval.
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(1924)
André Parinaud: French journalist, columnist, art critic and writer.
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(1924)
Sidney Poitier: Actor.
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(1924)
Don Fraser: Politician.
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(1924)
Greg Garrison: Director.
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(1923)
Victor Atiyeh: American politician 32nd Governor of Oregon (d. 2014).
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(1923)
Forbes Burnham: Guyanese visionary, 3rd President and 1st Prime Minister of Guyana (Born 1923).
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(1923)
Laurent Pedinielli: Sart?ne physician.
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(1921)
Buddy Rogers: American wrestler (d. 1992).
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(1921)
Joseph Albert Walker in Washington: Pennsylvania; X-15 test pilot.
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(1921)
Nurv Shiner: singer.
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(1921)
Amanda Blake [Beverly]: Buffalo, New York -- Actress (Kitty Russell-Gunsmoke).
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(1921)
Ruth Gipps: British conductor/composer.
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(1921)
Honore Pratesi: France sport Champion.
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(1920)
Karl Albrecht: German businessman co-founded Aldi (d. 2014).
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(1920)
Armin Schibler
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(1920)
Amédée Passemard: French military pilot, youngest pilot of French airforce in 2nd World War, 59 times in action between September 1939 and June 1940, shot down five German planes.
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(1920)
Liesbeth Tonckens [Wilhelmina]: Actress / lecturer (Free People).
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(1920)
Yevgeny Dragunov: Russian weapons designer designed the Dragunov sniper rifle (d. 1991).
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(1920)
Evgeny Dragunov: Russian weapons designer (d. 1991).
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(1920)
Jean-Marie Vauchy: R?ch?sy EXecutives.
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(1909)
Josephine Stevens: American mystic, with her husband, Norman, she wrote a book, "The Rainbow Bridge," which gives a method for building a channel of light through the body to improve health.
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(1909)
Heinz Erhardt: Heinz Erhardt was born in Riga, the son of Baltic German Kapellmeister Gustl Erhardt.
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(1908)
Rosalind Laura: Burke aviatrix.
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(1908)
Grigori Yakovlevich: Bakhchivangi test pilot (BI-1).
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(1907)
Malcolm Atterbury: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actor (Jonas-Thicker than Water, Apples Way).
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(1907)
Owain Jenkins: company director.
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(1907)
Nadine Conner: California, United States -- Soprano (Carmen, Pamina-Magic Flute).
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(1906)
Franz Rademacher: German Nazi, the "Jewish expert" of the Foreign Office and supervisor of the murder of Jews in Belgrade from October 1941.
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(1906)
Gale Gordon: American television and radio actor (d. 1995).
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(1905)
Maurice Redon: Albertville Military man.
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(1905)
Luella Adams: American astrologer, pro in Long Beach, CA.
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(1905)
Jascha Golowanjuk: Swedish writer (Acrobat).
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(1905)
Andr? Ferrari: St Donnet le Troncy EXecutives.
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(1904)
Alexei Kosygin: Russian soldier and politician 8th Premier of the Soviet Union (d. 1980).
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(1904)
Florence Gilbert
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(1904)
Armin Loos: composer.
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(1904)
Bramwell Fletcher: Yorkshire, England -- Actor (White Cargo, Mummy).
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(1904)
Aleksei N: Kosygin Soviet premier (1964-80).
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(1904)
Henri Bonnet: Roanne Writer.
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(1904)
George Gamow: Physicist.
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(1903)
Ella Maillart: explorer.
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(1903)
Karel Janacek: composer.
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(1903)
Pierre Charles: Belgian heavyweight boxer.
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(1902)
Ansel Adams: American photographic artist, the most significant figure in photography in the 20th century and one of the finest technicians in the history of photography, known since 1930.
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(1902)
Robert Louis: French heraldry expert and artist.
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(1901)
René Dubos: French-American biologist and author (d. 1982).
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(1901)
Louis Kahn: American architect designed the Salk Institute the Kimbell Art Museum and the Bangladesh Parliament Building (d. 1974).
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(1901)
Ren? Dub0S: St-Brice physician.
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(1901)
Louis Kahn: American architect designed the Salk Institute the Kimbell Art Museum and the Bangladesh Parliament Building (d. 1974).
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(1901)
Muhammad Naguib: Egyptian general and politician 1st President of Egypt (d. 1984).
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(1901)
Ramakrishna Rao of Bobbili: Indian lawyer and politician (d. 1978).
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(1901)
Henry Eyring: Mexican / US chemist.
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(1901)
Cecil H King: Irish / British daily newspaper publisher (Daily Mirror).
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(1901)
Ali Muhammad Naguib: Khartoum -- President of Egypt (1952-54).
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(1901)
Rene Dubos: French biologist, bacteriologist, and author, known as the father of antibiotics.
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(1901)
Cecil Harmsworth King: English newspaper owner (d. 1987).
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(1900)
Graham Spry: St. Thomas, Ontario -- Canadian radio pioneer.
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(1900)
Jean Piatte: Sussac Military man.
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(1900)
Antonio Veretti: composer.
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