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Famous Birthdays of 20 July

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 20th of July

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Logan Guleff: Chef.
(2001) Colton Glenn: YouTube Star.
(2000) Alexis Simone: YouNow Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Princess Alexandra of Hanover
(1999) Julian Jara: YouNow Star.
(1999) Jovani Jara: YouNow Star.
(1999) Princess Alexandra: of Hanover.
(1999) Kayla TheSkype111: YouTube Star.
(1999) Alexandra : Monaco noted family, the daughter of Princess Caroline and her husband, Ernst-August of Hannover.
(1996) Ben Simmons: Basketball Player.
(1996) Rahul Mayer: Malaysian racing driver.
(1995) Denzel Harris: Vine Star.
(1995) Matty Carville: American noted family, the daughter of Mary Matalin, political director of President Bush's failed re-election effort, and her husband, James Carville, who headed President Clinton's campaign.

(1994) John Swift: Instagram Star.
(1994) Caroline Corinth: Danish model.
(1993) Lucas Digne
(1993) Stephanie de Zorzi
(1993) Gamer55561 : YouTube Star.
(1993) Steven Adams: Basketball Player.
(1993) Atınç Nukan: Turkish footballer.
(1993) Alycia Debnam-Carey: TV Actress.
(1992) Paige Hurd: TV Actress.
(1991) Scout LaRue Willis
(1991) Scout Willis: American noted family, the second child, second daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, the younger sister of Rumor Glenn.
(1991) Andrew Shaw: Hockey Player.
(1991) Audrey Goh: YouTube Star.
(1991) Vladislav Timakov: Russian water polo player (d. 2015).
(1991) Philipp Reiter: German mountaineer and runner.
(1990) Steven Joseph-Monrose
(1990) Jaclyn Hill: YouTube Star.
(1990) Lars Unnerstall: German footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Brooke Candy: Rapper.
(1989) Alex Evans: Model.
(1989) Witwisit Hirunwongkul: Thai actor.
(1989) Cristian Pasquato: Italian footballer.
(1989) Witwisit Hiranyawongkul: Thai actor and singer.
(1989) Javier Cortés: Mexican footballer.
(1988) Julianne Hough: Musician.
(1988) Julianne Hough American ballroom dancer: actress, singer.
(1988) Damian Sanders: YouTube Star.
(1988) Stephen Strasburg: American baseball player.

(1987) Roza Gough
(1987) Kōsuke Kujirai: Japanese actor and singer.
(1987) Nicola Benedetti: Scottish classical violinist.
(1987) Niall McGinn: Irish footballer.
(1986) Benjamin Stasiulis
(1986) Sophie Mourousi
(1986) Osric Chau: TV Actor.
(1986) Morgane Blondy: French passenger of the train Paris-Limoges derailing at the station of Brétigny-sur-Orge in July 2013.
(1985) John Francis Daley: American actor.
(1985) David Mundy: Australian rules footballer.
(1985) Harley Morenstein: YouTube Star.
(1985) John Daley: TV Actor.
(1985) Solenn Heussaff: Filipino actress singer and fashion designer.
(1985) Anastasia Perraki: Greek fashion model.
(1984) Konsta Hietanen
(1984) Gonzalo Bergessio
(1984) Alexi Casilla: Dominican baseball player.
(1984) Matt Gilroy: American ice hockey player.
(1983) Barbara Goenaga
(1983) Martin McCann (actor)
(1983) Trai Byers: Actor.
(1983) Filthy Frank: YouTube Star.
(1982) Percy Daggs III: American actor.
(1982) Antoine Vermette: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Percy Daggs: American actor.
(1982) Jared Padalecki: Actor.
(1981) Dayang Nurfaizah
(1981) Lowkey : American rapper and producer.
(1981) Elle Walker: YouTube Star.
(1981) Viktoria Ladõnskaja: Estonian journalist and politician.
(1981) Thorsten Engelmann: German rower.
(1981) Damien Delaney: Irish footballer.
(1980) Gisele Bündchen: Brazilian fashion model, actress, and producer.
(1980) Patricia Bündchen
(1980) Enora Malagré
(1980) Dado Dolabella
(1980) Jin Goo
(1980) Gisele Bundchen: Brazilian model.
(1980) Tesfaye Bramble: English-Montserratian footballer.
(1980) Mike Kennerty: American guitarist (The All-American Rejects).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Anaïs Baydemir
(1979) Miklós Fehér: Hungarian footballer (d. 2004).
(1979) Claudine Barretto: Filipino actress.
(1979) David Ortega: Spanish freestyle swimmer.
(1979) Adam Rose: Wrestler.
(1979) Miklos Feher: Hungarian footballer (Born 1979).
(1979) Charlotte Hatherley: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Ash and Nightnurse).
(1978) Cédric Heymans
(1978) Pavel Datsyuk: Russian ice hockey player.
(1978) Keaton Simons

(1978) Will Solomon: American basketball player.
(1978) Chris Sligh: American singer-songwriter and producer (Half Past Forever).
(1978) Andrus Murumets: Estonian strongman.
(1978) Tamsyn Manou: Australian runner.
(1978) Charlie Korsmo: Actor (Dick Tracy, What About Bob).
(1978) Jen Grubb: Elk Hart, Indiana -- Soccer defender (1996 Olympics).
(1978) Tamsyn Lewis: Australian athlete.
(1978) Denny Mendez: Miss Italy Universe (1997).
(1978) Ieva Zunda: Latvian runner and hurdler.
(1978) Elliott Yamin: American singer-songwriter.
(1977) Susana Werner
(1977) Sylvia Plischke
(1977) Tim Ferriss
(1977) Alessandro dos Santos: naturalized Japanese footballer.
(1977) Kiki Musampa: Congolese footballer.
(1977) Julia Syriani: Miss Universe - Lebanon (1996).
(1977) Yves Niaré: French shot putter (d. 2012).
(1977) Erin Cummings: Actress.
(1977) Alessandro Santos: Brazilian-Japanese footballer.
(1976) Alex Yoong: Malaysian race car driver.
(1976) Sophie Sandolo
(1976) Kyle Wentworth: American teenager, known as a risk taker.
(1976) Andrew Stockdale: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Wolfmother).
(1976) Erica Hill: American news anchor.
(1976) Debashish Mohanty: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1975) Ray Allen: American basketball player, a guard for the Vancouver Bucks.
(1975) Judy Greer: American actress.
(1975) Aimee Mullins
(1975) Atiq-uz-Zaman: Pakistani cricketer.
(1975) El Zorro: Mexican professional wrestler.
(1975) Yusuf Şimşek: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1975) Birgitta Ohlsson: Swedish journalist and politician 5th Swedish Minister for European Union Affairs.
(1975) Erik Hagen: Norwegian footballer.
(1974) Simon Rex: American actor.
(1974) Marc Fitoussi
(1974) Phofo: American musician.
(1974) Bengie Molina: Puerto Rican-American baseball player and coach.
(1974) Kevin Meadows: Gay rights activist.
(1973) Haakon Crown Prince of Norway
(1973) Omar Epps: American actor.
(1973) Peter Forsberg: Ornskoldsvik, Sweden -- NHL center (Colorado Avalanche).
(1973) Roberto Orci: Mexican-American screenwriter and producer.
(1973) Claudio Reyna: American soccer player.
(1973) Debashish Mohanty: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1973) Raja Krishnamoorthi: Businessman.
(1973) Nixon McLean: West Indian cricketer.
(1973) Haakon : Norwegian royalty, the son of King Harald V and Crown Prince of Norway.
(1973) Mads Rieper: Danish footballer and manager.
(1972) Jozef Stümpel: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1972) Vitamin C (artist)
(1972) Geena Lisa
(1972) Arnaud Boissières
(1972) Jamie Ainscough: Australian rugby player.
(1972) Erik Ullenhag: Swedish jurist and politician.
(1972) Vitamin C: American singer-songwriter dancer and actress (Eve's Plum).
(1972) Jenny B: Italian singer, born to a Sicilian mother and Senegalese father, who is best known as the vocalist for the Italian Eurodance group Playahitty on hits such as "The Summer Is Magic".
(1972) Jay Barker: NFL quarterback (NE Patriots).
(1972) Jozef Stumpel: NHL forward (Team Kazakhstan 1998, LA Kings).
(1971) Sandra Oh: Korean Canadian actress.
(1971) Charles Johnson (catcher)
(1971) Tom Tovo: WLAF defensive tackle (London Monarchs).
(1971) Charles Johnson: American baseball player, a right-handed catcher with the Florida Marlins, Los Angeles Dodgers, Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Sox, Colorado Rockies and Tampa Bay Devil Rays between 1994 and 2005.
(1971) Jason Loewenstein: American rock musician and member of the alternative rock group Sebadoh and The Fiery Furnaces.
(1971) Ed Giddins: English cricketer.
(1971) DJ Screw: American hip hop deejay (d. 2000).
(1971) William Deering Jr: South Bend, Indiana -- Pole vaulter.
(1971) Ron Stone: NFL (Dallas Cowboys).
(1970) Agot Isidro: Filipina actress.
(1970) Dean Wells: NFL linebacker (Seattle Seahawks).
(1970) Shannon Baker: CFL receiver (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1970) Tom Sherrer: Syracuse, New York -- Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Cleveland Open-2nd).
(1970) Nicola Sturgeon: Politician.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Josh Holloway: American actor.
(1969) Tobi Vail: American singer and guitarist (Bikini Kill The Go Team The Frumpies Some Velvet Sidewalk and The Old Haunts).
(1969) Giovanni Lombardi: Italian cyclist.
(1969) Vitamin C: American singer.
(1969) Kreso Kovacec: Croatian-German footballer.
(1968) Julian Rhind-Tutt: English actor and producer.
(1968) Robert Rodriguez: Director (El Mariachi, Desperado).
(1968) Michael Park: American actor.
(1968) Carlos Saldanha: Brazilian-American director screenwriter and voice actor.
(1968) Jimmy Carson: American ice hockey player.

(1968) Hami Mandıralı: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1968) Chris Tsangaris: CFL linebacker (BC Lions).
(1967) Indra (singer)
(1967) Reed Diamond: American actor.
(1967) Indra : Former singer and actress, born to Estonian parents, she was best known in France.
(1967) Courtney Taylor-Taylor: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Dandy Warhols).
(1967) Jon Normile: Cleveland, Ohio -- Fencer (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Ian Beckles: NFL guard (Tampa Bay Bucs).
(1967) Akihito Sugisawa: Hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
(1966) Stone Gossard: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Pearl Jam Mother Love Bone Brad Temple of the Dog and Green River).
(1966) Enrique Peña Nieto
(1966) Enrique Nieto: World Leader.
(1966) Anton du Beke: British ballroom dancer.
(1966) Enrique Pena Nieto: American politician.
(1966) Tracey Mcfarlane: US breaststroke swimmer (US record 100m).
(1966) Mike Pero: Picton, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1990 CPGA Winter).
(1966) Beth Coats: Albuquerque, New Mexico -- Biathelete (1994 Olympics).
(1966) Agot Isidro: Filipino actress and singer.
(1966) Anton Beke: Dancer.
(1965) Marc Trévidic: French magistrate, he has been in charge of the "Monks of Tibhirine Affair".
(1965) Laurent Lucas
(1965) Jess Walter: American journalist and author.
(1965) Joe Arlaukas: American athlete, played pro basketball for one season, 1987-88.
(1965) Evelyn Glennie: Musician.
(1965) Hailemariam Desalegn: Politician.
(1965) Stuart Scott: Journalist.
(1965) Anthony Shriver: American noted family, the son of Sargent and Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
(1964) Chris Cornell: American musician (Soundgarden, Audioslave).
(1964) Dean Winters: American actor.
(1964) Kool G Rap: American musician.
(1964) Bernd Schneider: German race car driver.
(1964) Murray Craven: Medicine Hat, Alberta -- NHL left wing (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1964) Kool Rap: American rapper and producer (Juice Crew).
(1964) Terri Irwin: American naturalist; widow of Steve Irwin.
(1963) Frank Whaley: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1963) Adoni Maropis
(1963) Jenny Spangler: Monroe, Wisconsin -- Marathoner (1996 Olympics).
(1963) Garth Nix: Writer.
(1963) Paula Ivan: Romanian runner (world record mile).
(1963) Alexander Zhulin: Russian ice dancer and coach.
(1962) Rochelle Redfield
(1962) Giovanna Amati: Italian race car driver.
(1962) Philip Le Roy
(1962) Carlos Alazraqui: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1962) Lee Harris: English drummer (Talk Talk and .
(1962) Julie Bindel: English journalist author and academic.
(1962) Anthony Edwards: Actor.
(1962) Edward Lampert: Businessman.
(1962) Samir Kuntar: Lebanese militant (d. 2015).
(1961) Óscar Biscet: Cuban physician and activist founded the Lawton Foundation.
(1961) Lisa Lampanelli: Comedian.
(1961) Harsha Bhogle: Journalist.
(1961) Campbell Scott: Actor.
(1960) Federico Echave
(1960) Christian Poggioli: French dancer, twin of dancer Guy Poggioli.
(1960) Guy Poggioli: French dancer, twin of dancer Christian Poggioli.
(1960) Claudio Langes: Italian race car driver.
(1960) Prvoslav Vujčić: Serbian-Canadian poet and philosopher.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Radney Foster: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Foster & Lloyd).
(1958) Philippe Bas (politician)
(1958) Mick MacNeil: Scottish musician and member of the group, "Simple Minds," a group which formed in 1978.
(1958) Rick Castro: American photographer, motion picture director and stylist whose work focuses on bondage and sado-masochistic sex.
(1958) Philippe Bas: French politician and member of the Union for a Popular Movement (French: Union pour un mouvement populaire [UMP]).
(1958) Peter Frassmann: German footballer.
(1958) Mike McNeil: Rocker.
(1958) luc Baiwir: Belgian composer.
(1958) Billy Mays: American television pitchman (Born 1958).
(1957) Donna Dixon: American model and actress Miss Virginia 1976.

(1957) Paul Vatine
(1957) Nancy Cruzan: American figure in right-to-die case (d. 1990).
(1957) Larry Rinker: Stuart, Florida -- Nike golfer (1985 Bing Crosby Pro-Am-2nd).
(1957) Merlina Defranco: Rocker (Defranco Family).
(1957) Donna Dixon in Virginia: USA; actress (Couch Trip, Bossom Buddies).
(1956) Mima Jaušovec
(1956) Paul Cook: English drummer (Sex Pistols The Professionals Chiefs of Relief and Man Raze).
(1956) Barbara Risman: American sociologist and academic.
(1956) Baby Rodden: American stillbirth, a full-term baby who bled to death approximately 00:30 AM.
(1956) Mima Jausovec: in Yugoslavia; tennis player (French Open-1977).
(1956) Michael Gordon: American composer.
(1956) Ryo Ishibashi: Japanese actor and singer (ARB).
(1956) Jim Prentice: Canadian lawyer and politician 16th Premier of Alberta.
(1956) Dwayne Wayans: Composer.
(1956) Charlie Magri: World champ flyweight boxer (1983).
(1955) Dalton McGuinty: Politician.
(1955) Desmond Douglas: Jamaican-English table tennis player.
(1955) René-Daniel Dubois: Canadian actor and playwright.
(1955) Jem Finer: English banjo player and songwriter (The Pogues).
(1954) Mark O'Donnell: Writer.
(1954) Kathleen Turner: Actress.
(1954) Jay Jay French in New York City: New York, USA; guitarist (Twisted Sister - "We're Not Gonna Take It").
(1954) Dominique Samiel: French homicide; killed his mistress with a rifle at Douai on 10/14/1983.
(1954) Moira Harris: American actress.
(1954) Jay French: American guitarist and producer (Twisted Sister).
(1954) Larry Levan: American DJ and producer (d. 1992).
(1953) Ryo Ishibashi
(1953) Rocky Mattioli
(1953) Thomas Friedman: American journalist and author.
(1953) Marcia Hines: American singer who emigrated to Australia at age 16 to join the cast of the musical, "Hair" unaware that she was pregnant at the time.
(1953) Theodore Prostakoff: American piano prodigy.
(1953) Lee Garlington: American actress.
(1953) Dave Evans: Welsh-Australian singer-songwriter (AC/DC and Rabbit).
(1953) Howard Schultz: Businessman.
(1953) Rocco Mattioli: Italian boxer, a world champion in 1977.
(1953) Tom Friedman: American journalist and three-time Pulitzer Prize winner, Friedman is the author of several books on political, economic and cultural issuess.
(1953) Dan Shaughnessy: American sports writer.
(1952) Corrado Tedeschi
(1952) Ken Littleton: American homicide suspect, investigated after the murder of 15-year-old Martha Moxley on 10/30/1985.
(1952) Keiko Matsuzaka: Japanese actress.
(1952) Bob Travaglini: American politician and graduate from Boston State College in 1974, Travaglini served as a Boston City Councilor from 1984-1993, when he was elected to the State Senate.
(1951) Jeff Rawle: English actor and screenwriter.
(1951) Greg Valentine
(1951) Phyllis Smith: American actress and dancer.
(1951) Abel Ferrara: Director.
(1951) Larry Black: Miami, Florida -- 4x100 runner (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1950) Dannion Brinkley: American author and a prime example of the near-death-experience, a superstar on the lecture circuit of occult devotees and the author of three books about his NDEs, selling some four million copies.
(1950) Naseeruddin Shah: Indian actor and director.
(1950) Edward Leigh: English lawyer and politician.
(1950) Tantoo Cardinal: Canadian actress.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Kgalema Motlanthe: Politician.
(1949) Jean-Louis Cohen: French architect and academic professor.
(1949) Stuart Bloomberg: American television writer and executive he worked his way up through ABC beginning in comedy writing.
(1948) Françoise Rudetzki
(1948) Muse Watson: American actor and producer.
(1948) Richard H Lehman: (Rep-D-California, 1983- ).
(1948) Mary Dwyer: LPGA golfer.
(1947) Carlos Santana: Mexican-American musician, leader of the band "Santana.
(1947) Brian May: Musician.
(1947) Gerd Binnig: German physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.

(1947) James Harris in Monroe: Louisiana, USA; NFL quarterback (Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Rams, San Diego Chargers).
(1947) Gerd Binnig in Frankfurt: Germany; physicist (tunneling microscope-Nobel Prize 1986).
(1947) Bernie Leadon: Musician.
(1946) Alain Lambert: French politician and a notary by profession.
(1946) Randal Kleiser: American actor director and producer.
(1946) Ilie Nastase: Athlete.
(1946) Ian Schrager: Businessman.
(1946) Alan Gorrie: Musician.
(1946) Suzanne de Passe: Producer.
(1946) Jacky Larrivière: French engraver, who since 1972 has printed postage stamps.
(1945) Kim Carnes: American singer, gravel-voiced, best known for the 1981 pop classic "Bette Davis Eyes," which won a Grammy; an outstanding songwriter in rock, pop and country.
(1945) John Lodge: English singer-songwriter bass player and producer (The Moody Blues).
(1945) Harrison Ellenshaw: American matte painter.
(1945) Bo Rein: American football player and coach (d. 1980).
(1945) Johnny Loughrey: Irish singer-songwriter (d. 2005).
(1945) Thomas Hageboeck: American actor (d. 1996).
(1945) Larry Craig: American soldier and politician.
(1945) George Dzundza: Actor.
(1945) Jean Kalman: French lighting designer, who since 1979 has worked in theatres and opera houses worldwide with directors such as Pierre Audi, Peter Brook and Robert Carsen.
(1945) Jacob Scott: Greenwood sports Champions.
(1945) Viscount Petersham: English large landowner.
(1945) Larry E Craig: (Rep-R-Idaho, 1981- ).
(1945) Betty Burfeindt: LPGA golfer.
(1944) Olivier de Kersauson: French sailor.
(1944) Jon Peck: American journalist and noted family, the son of actor Gregory Peck and a reporter for KCOY TV station for six years.
(1944) Patrick Rimbert
(1944) Mel Daniels: American basketball player and coach (d. 2015).
(1944) Wim Van Drimmelen: Dutch Secretary Science Council of Government policy.
(1944) Alain Schol
(1944) Patrick Ponsolle: French businessman, a member of the supervisory board of PAI Partners amd chairman of Morgan Stanley France.
(1944) Olivier Kersauson: French sailor and sailing champion.
(1943) Chris Amon: New Zealand race car driver.
(1943) Wendy Richard: English actress and singer (d. 2009).
(1943) Adrian Paunescu: Romanian poet, journalist, and politician (d. 2010).
(1943) Carolyne Barry: American actress and dancer.
(1943) Adrian Păunescu: Romanian poet journalist and politician (d. 2010).
(1943) Bob McNab: English footballer.
(1943) Thomas J. Sargent: Economist.
(1942) Apollo 11: the first step on the Moon
(1942) Yves Mourousi: French television and radio news presenter and journalist.
(1942) Ron Bowden: Australian politician.
(1942) Pete Hamilton: American race car driver.
(1942) T G Sheppard: American country music singer.
(1942) T G Sheppard [William Browder]: Humbolt, Tennessee -- Singer (Devil in Bottle).
(1941) Hannelore Hoger
(1941) Don Chuy: American football player (d. 2014).
(1941) Vladimir Afanasiyevich Lyakhov: Cosmonaut (Soyuz 32 / 34, T-9, TM-6).
(1941) Kurt Raab: German actor screenwriter and production designer (d. 1988).
(1941) Periklis Korovesis: Greek author and journalist.
(1940) Gérard Guégan: French writer, book reviewer, editor, translator, journalist and film critic who writes under various pseudonyms including Stéphane Vincentanne, Yves Le Braz, Yann Cloarec, Freddie Lafargue, and Philippe Carella.
(1940) Tony Oliva baseball player: batting champion (American League Rookie of Year 1964).
(1940) Tony Oliva: Athlete.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Judy Chicago: American painter and sculptor.
(1939) Judy Chicago [Cohen]: Chicago, Illinois -- Artist (Dinner Party).
(1939) Frank Budd: American track & field champion, and professional football player.
(1939) Wes Magee: Scottish-born poet and children's author.
(1938) Natalie Wood: American actress, one of the few child stars who was able to make the transition from child roles to teenage and adult roles.
(1938) Diana Rigg: British actress, an attractive star who established her reputation in Shakespeare but gained international fame and popularity as karate-skilled secret agent Emma Peel in the TV action series "The Avengers.
(1938) Tony Oliva: Cuban-American baseball player and coach.
(1938) Deniz Baykal: Turkish lawyer and politician Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey.
(1938) Lord McGowan
(1938) Dame Diana Rigg: English actress.

(1938) Natalie Wood [Natasha Gurdin] in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Gypsy, Rebel Without a Cause).
(1938) Jo Ann Campbell in Jacksonville: Florida, USA; Lawrence Welk's champagne lady.
(1938) Roger Hunt: English footballer.
(1937) Ken Ogata: Japanese actor (d. 2008).
(1936) Barbara Mikulski: American politician, one of 13 women in the U.S.
(1936) Alistair MacLeod: Canadian author and academic (d. 2014).
(1936) Barbara A Mikulski: (Rep-D-Maryland, 1977-86 / Sen-D-MD, 1986- ).
(1936) Kaleria Fadicheva: Ballerina.
(1936) Butch Baird: Chicago, Illinois -- PGA golfer (1961 Waco Turner Open).
(1935) Lord Peter Palumbo: English real estate developer / multi-millionaire.
(1935) Peter Palumbo: Baron Palumbo English businessman and art collector.
(1935) Ted Rogers: Kennington London, England -- Comedian (Aladdin, Cinderella).
(1934) Gilbert Biessy
(1934) Aliki Vougiouklaki: Greek actress and singer (d. 1996).
(1934) Doug Padgett: English cricketer and manager.
(1934) Uwe Johnson: German author and scholar (d. 1984).
(1934) Ralph C RInzler: Folklorist (Greenbriar Boys).
(1934) Petrus Damen: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1933) Aurora 2012 shooting
(1933) Cormac McCarthy: American author playwright and screenwriter.
(1933) Aliki Vouyouklaki: Actress (Madalena).
(1933) Jose Vicente Asuar: Composer.
(1933) Rex Williams: English snooker player.
(1933) Buddy Knox: American singer and songwriter who enjoyed a long career in music.
(1932) Nam June Paik: Seoul, South Korea -- Video artist (Medium is the Medium).
(1932) Patricia Murray: British-American nutritionist, macrobiotic counselor and healer.
(1932) Dick Giordano: American illustrator (d. 2010).
(1932) Otto Schily: German lawyer and politician German Minister of the Interior.
(1932) Nam Paik: South Korean-American director and educator (d. 2006).
(1932) Ove Hansen: Danish actor and singer.
(1932) Ove Verner Hansen: Danish actor.
(1932) Nam June Paik: Artist.
(1931) Tony Marsh: English race car driver (d. 2009).
(1931) Valerio Chiarlone: Italy sport Champion.
(1930) Chuck Daly: American basketball Head Coach for the Detroit Pistons who won two consecutive championships under his direction (1989 and 1990).
(1930) Pierre Joatton
(1930) Yuri Petrovich Artyukin: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 14).
(1930) Sally Howes: English-American singer and actress.
(1930) Arthur U Spronken: Sculptor.
(1930) Sally Ann Howes: London, England -- Actress (Dead of Night).
(1930) Jean Cardot: French sculptor, elected a member of the Académie des Beaux-Arts on 9 November 1983 and president in 1992 and 1997.
(1930) William Goetzmann: American historian and author (d. 2010).
(1930) Giannis Agouris: Greek journalist and author (d. 2006).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Hazel Hawke: Australian social worker and pianist 23rd Spouse of the Prime Minister of Australia (d. 2013).
(1929) Mike Ilitch: American businessman co-founded Little Caesars.
(1929) Rajendra Kumar: Pakistani-Indian actor and producer (d. 1999).
(1928) Pierre Riboulet
(1928) Jan Meyers: (Rep-R-Kansas, 1985- ).
(1928) Peter Ind: English bassist and producer.
(1928) Sheldon Solow: American real estate developer.
(1928) Pavel Kohout: Writer.
(1928) Józef Czyrek: Polish economist and politician Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2013).
(1927) Anthony Cavendish: British MI 6 agent / banker.

(1927) Ian Howard: English-Canadian psychologist and academic (d. 2013).
(1927) Michael Gielen: Austrian conductor and composer.
(1927) Barbara Bergmann: American economist and academic (d. 2015).
(1927) Roberto Lovati: Italy sport Champion.
(1926) Patricia Cutts: English actress (d. 1974).
(1926) Lola Albright: American actress.
(1925) Jacques Delors: French Economist and politician, president of the Commission of the European Economic Community from 1985 to 1995.
(1925) Frantz Fanon: French-American psychiatrist and revolutionary writer.
(1925) Roger Laporte
(1924) Lola Albright: American actress, stylish, tough-talking leading lady known for roles of a Barbara-Stanwyck type.
(1924) Thomas Berger: United States -- Novelist (Vital Parts, Little Big Man).
(1924) Mary Mayo: American singer, best known for her wordless vocals on the space age pop era album, Moon Gas (1963), a collaboration with keyboardist/arranger Dick Hyman and guitarist Vinnie Bell.
(1924) Tom Berger: American novelist who writes with humor, spontaneity and gusto, though sometimes rambling.
(1924) Marcel Ryckaert: Belgium sport Champion.
(1924) Hans Lodeizen [Johannes A Frederik]: Dutch poet (Inner Self).
(1924) Lola Albright in Akron: Ohio, USA; actress (Delta Country, Kid Galahad).
(1924) Mort Garson: Canadian-American songwriter and composer (d. 2008).
(1923) Stanisław Albinowski: Polish economist and journalist (d. 2005).
(1923) Stanis?aw Albinowski: Polish economist and journalist (d. 2005).
(1923) Marcelle Derrien: French actress, the highlight of whose short film career was "Le silence est d'or" (Silence Is Golden, 1947) directed by René Clair.
(1922) Alan Stephenson Boyd: American politician.
(1922) Joachim Berendt: German music journalist, book author and producer specialized on Jazz.
(1922) George McGovern: Politician.
(1922) Miroslav "Standa" Bares: Czech / Dutch actor / director (Billy Budd).
(1922) Jean Gregoire: France sport Champion.
(1922) Alan Boyd: American lawyer and politician 1st United States Secretary of Transportation.
(1921) Ted Schroeder: American professional tennis player who won the Men's Singles championship in 1949.
(1921) Rosalyn Sussman Yalow: Scientist.
(1921) Frederick Schroeder: Newark sports Champions.
(1921) Frederick Schroeder Jr: Tennis champ (US Open-1942).
(1921) Rosalyn S. Yalow: Scientist.
(1921) Henri Alleg: English-French journalist and author (d. 2013).
(1921) Francis Blanche: French actor and humorist.
(1920) Robert Boulin: French lawyer and politician, a Minister.
(1920) Arthur Boyd: Artist.
(1920) Lev Aronin: USSR -- International Chess Grandmaster (1950).
(1920) Jack Harman: British General.
(1920) Elliot L Richardson: Attorney General (1973) / Secretary of Defense (1973).
(1920) Elliot Richardson: American lieutenant and politician 11th United States Secretary of Defense (d. 1999).
(1920) Jeffrey Petersen: British diplomat.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Edmund Hillary: New Zealand native who was both an adventurer and author.
(1919) Ross T Dwyer
(1919) Sir Edmund Hillary: New Zealand mountaineer and explorer (d. 2008).
(1919) Ross Dwyer: American military, United States Marine Corps major general who retired in 1974 after over 32 years of service.
(1918) Cindy Walker: American singer, songwriter and dancer (Born 1918).
(1917) Paul Hubschmid: Swiss actor, who was most notable for his role as Henry Higgins in a production of "My Fair Lady.
(1917) William Scranton: Politician.
(1917) Gilles Edelmann: Nevers physician.
(1915) Robert Esmenard: Marseille physician.
(1915) Richard Spörle: German Nazi military.

(1915) Richard Sporle: Germany Military man.
(1914) Ersilio Tonini: Italian ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest, Monsignor, and spiritual advisor to Pope John Paul II.
(1914) Charilaos Florakis: Greek politician, long-time General Secretary of the Communist Party of Greece (Born 1914).
(1914) William John Phillips: Actor (Nothing but a Man).
(1914) Dobri Dobrev: Bulgarian philanthropist.
(1913) Georges Rohner: French painter.
(1913) Edmond Courty: Bages physician.
(1913) Tommy Henrich: American baseball player, who debuted with the New York Yankees on 5/11/1937 and helped the team capture six pennants.
(1912) George Johnston: Australian journalist and novelist (Born 1912).
(1912) Lucette Destouches: French centenarian, formerly dancer, she was the last wife of physician and writer Céline (married in 1943).
(1912) Andrew Long: Scottish author (Blue Book of Fairy Tales).
(1912) Frederick Ferrari: Crazy Gang Member.
(1912) John Dacie: Hematologist.
(1912) Thijmen Kuijt: Resistance fighter / co-found newspaper (The Typhoon).
(1911) Baqa Jilani: Indian cricketer (d. 1941).
(1911) José Zabala-Santos: Filipino author and illustrator (d. 1985).
(1911) William Dillard: Trumpeter / singer.
(1911) Mireille Balin: Monaco-born film actress and fashion model, she was an internationally popular star of French films in the 1930s; she retired in the mid-1940s.
(1910) Henri Calef
(1910) Cicely Veronica Wedgwood: British historian (William the Silent).
(1910) Vilem Tausky: Czech conductor and composer (d. 2004).
(1910) Vilém Tauský: Czech-English conductor and composer (d. 2004).
(1910) Ben Molenaar: Dutch writer and travel journalist, who died on 11 October 2009.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Mireille Balin
(1909) James Cormack
(1909) Jean Focas: Greco-French astronomer (d. 1969).
(1909) James Cormach: Scottish author, editor and professor of classics who was noted for writing, "Inscribed Monuments of Aphrodiasias" released in 1955.
(1909) Georges Guille: Badens Politician.
(1909) Eric Rowan: South African cricketer, Wisden COY 1952 (d. 1993).
(1908) Gunnar de Frumerie: Composer.
(1907) Maurice Brun: Cessieu physician.
(1906) Anton Farber: Germany Actor.
(1905) Molly Mary Nesta Keane: Writer.

(1904) René Couzinet: French aeronautics engineer and aircraft manufacturer.
(1903) Jef van de Wiele: Belgian politician.
(1903) Gustave Thieulin: Emanville physician.
(1903) Jean Bretey: Vandoncourt physician.
(1903) Roger Martin: Villette-les-Arbois EXecutives.
(1903) Marien Leschi: Venaco Military man.
(1902) Cesare Zavattini: Italian screenwriter, film theoretician and novelist, a former journalist and publisher of short stories in the early '30s.
(1902) Dilys Powell: English writer (Descent from Parnassus).
(1902) Jimmy Kennedy: Irish composer (d. 1984).
(1901) Vehbi Koç: Turkish businessman and philanthropist founded Koç Holding (d. 1996).
(1901) Pierra Henriet: Senlis physician.
(1901) Heinie Manush: American baseball player and manager (d. 1971).
(1901) Vehbi Koc: Indistrialist / philanthropist.
(1900) Kurt Seligmann
(1900) Gottfried von Haberler: Austrian economist.
(1900) Giuseppe Ermini: Italian lawyer, politician, minister, christian democrat.
(1900) Maurice Leyland: English cricketer and coach (d. 1967).
(1900) Maurice Gilliams: Belgian writer, poet, essayist, novelist, librarian, wrote autobiography.

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