Famous Birthdays of 20 May
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 20th of May
2010 - Today
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2009 - 2000
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(2005)
Blossom Hayes: British child of noted parent,actor, Kacey Ainsworth known especially for her role in Eastenders" and Darren Hayes.
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(2004)
Ella Winter: British daughter of noted family, BBC news presenter Sophie Raworth and her husband Richard Winter.
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(2000)
Iyanna Mayweather: Family Member.
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(2000)
Jayden Siwa: Family Member.
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(2000)
Leo Blair: British noted family, the son of P.M.
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2005
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1999 - 1990
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1996
1995
1994
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1989 - 1980
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1982
1981
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1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Nils Schumann: German runner.
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(1978)
Pavla Hamáčková-Rybová: Czech pole vaulter.
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(1978)
Hristos Banikas: Greek chess player.
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(1978)
Pavla Hamackova-Rybova: Czech athlete.
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(1977)
Matt Czuchry: American actor.
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(1977)
Angela Goethals: Actress (VI Warshawski, Heartbreak Hotel).
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(1977)
Mathieu Blin
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(1977)
Tiger Tyson: American porn actor and director.
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(1977)
Leo Franco: Argentinian footballer.
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(1977)
Miriam Parrish: American television actress.
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(1977)
Chad Muska: American skateboarder and businessman.
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(1977)
Vesa Toskala: Finnish ice hockey player.
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(1977)
Leonardo Noeren Franco: Argentine footballer.
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(1976)
Alex Tse
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(1976)
Ramón Hernández: Venezuelan-American baseball player.
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(1976)
Ramon Hernandez: Venezuelan baseball player.
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(1976)
Tomoya Satozaki: Japanese baseball player.
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(1975)
Juan Minujín: Argentinian actor director and screenwriter.
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(1975)
Tahmoh Penikett: Canadian actor and producer.
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(1975)
Miriam Quiambao: Filipino model and actress.
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(1975)
Isaac Gálvez: Spanish cyclist (d. 2006).
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(1975)
Pascal Denis: Canadian figure skater.
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(1975)
Juan Minujin: Argentine actor.
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(1975)
Isaac Galvez: Spanish cyclist (d. 2006).
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(1975)
Mark Zupan: American wheelchair rugby player and actor.
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(1975)
Andrew Sega: American keyboard player and composer (Iris Stromkern and Five Musicians).
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(1974)
Stanislav Markelov
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(1974)
Laurence Manfrédi
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(1974)
Brandon Jessie: tight end (New York Giants).
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(1974)
Nawazuddin Siddiqui: Actor.
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(1974)
Sébastien Carrat: French athlete, a sprinter (36th best French sprinter) and rugby player whose preferred position was winger.
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(1974)
Allison Amend: American novelist and short story writer.
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(1974)
Laurence Manfredi: French shot putter, who finished fifth at the 2007 European Indoor Championships.
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(1973)
Samuele Papi: Italian volleyball player, a Bronze Medal winner with the Italian Men's team at the Atlanta Olympics, 8/04/1996.
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(1973)
Elsa Lunghini: French singer-actress of Italian descent, born to Georges Lunghini, composer, and to Christiane, painter, Marlène Jobert's sister.
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(1973)
Eleonora Benfatto: Italian Beauty Queen, Miss Italy of 1989.
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(1973)
Kaya Yanar
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(1972)
Busta Rhymes: American rap artist, Rhymes formed Leaders of the New School in 1990 and released two albums with the group before releasing his 1996 solo hit single, "Woo-Hah!! Got You All in Check.
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(1972)
Christophe Dominici: French rugby player, a member of the French rugby team 1999, playing as wing.
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(1972)
Michael Cox in Hannibal: Missouri, USA; 1.5km runner.
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(1972)
Tina Hobley: British television actress.
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(1971)
Samuel Étienne
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(1971)
Tony Stewart: American race car driver.
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(1971)
Jonas Berqvist: Angelhorn, Sweden -- Hockey forward (Team Sweden, Olympics - 1998).
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(1971)
Samuel Etienne: French journalist, he hosted the TV evening news "journal" at 19:30 on France 3 and has presented the TV game "Questions pour un Champion" since February 2016, succeeding to Julien Lepers.
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(1971)
Tina Hobley: English actress, best known for her long-running role (2001-2013) as feisty ward sister Chrissie Williams in the BBC medical drama, Holby City.
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(1971)
Sarka Kasparkova: Czech athlete.
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(1971)
Olga Peters: American noted family, the granddaughter of Josef Stalin, born to Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva and U.S.
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(1971)
Niklas Andersson in Kungalv: Sweden; NHL left wing (New York Islanders).
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(1971)
Sandy Schreur: Dutch soccer player (NEC).
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(1971)
Šárka Kašpárková: Czech triple jumper and coach.
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(1970)
Louis Theroux: Singaporean-English journalist and producer.
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(1970)
Terrell Brandon: American basketball player, a guard with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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(1970)
Jason York: Nepean, Ontario -- NHL defenseman (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
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(1970)
Missy Cress in Burbank: California, USA; female catcher (Colorado Silver Bullets).
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(1970)
Ryuichi Kawamura: Japanese singer-songwriter actor and producer (Luna Sea and Tourbillon).
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(1970)
Terrell Brandon NBA guard (Cleveland Cavaliers: Milwaukee Bucks).
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(1970)
Alison Elliott: Actress.
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Damon Mays: NFL wide receiver (Pittsburgh Steelers).
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(1968)
Waisale Serevi: Fijian rugby union and rugby sevens footballer.
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(1967)
Pavlos Crown Prince of Greece
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(1967)
Morten Tyldum: Director.
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(1967)
Pavlos : Greek royalty, son of the exiled King Constantine II and Queen Anne-Marie, and the Crown Prince.
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(1967)
Blake Schwarzenbach: American singer and guitarist (Jawbreaker).
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(1967)
Graham Brady: English politician.
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(1967)
Gabriele Muccino: Italian director producer and screenwriter.
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(1967)
Ramzi Yousef: Kuwaiti-Pakistani terrorist conducted the World Trade Center bombing.
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(1967)
Beate Reinstadler in Stuttgart: Germany; tennis star (1989 Futures Israel).
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(1966)
Mindy Cohn: TV Actress.
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(1966)
Paolo Seganti: Actor (Damian-As the World Turns).
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(1966)
Mindy Cohn in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Facts of Life).
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(1966)
Jodi Picoult: Author.
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(1966)
Lawyer Tillman NFL tight end (Green Bay Packers: Carolina Panthers).
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(1966)
Polly Walker: Actress.
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(1966)
Dan Abrams: American journalist and author.
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(1966)
Emma Johnson: English clarinet player and educator.
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(1965)
Paolo Séganti
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(1965)
Bouli Lanners: Belgian actor, author, and film director, widely known for his film "The Giants".
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(1965)
Stu Grimson: Canadian ice hockey player sportscaster and lawyer.
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(1965)
Susan DeAngelo: American criminal and the daughter of a convicted criminal, Susan was arrested on 10/10/2002 on charges of robbing a bank two weeks earlier in Quincy, MA.
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(1965)
Jean-Charles Trouabal: French athlete, he won 3 medals gold at the European championship, bronze at the Olympics, and silver at the world championship, with the French team (Marie-Rose, Sangouma, and Morinière).
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(1965)
Joe Cioe: Cranston, Rhode Island -- Canadian Tour golfer (NH Open-1992, 93).
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(1965)
Fia Porter in Mexia: Texas, USA; actress (Audrey Ames - One Life to Live).
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(1965)
Bruno Marie-Rose: French athlete from West Indies, sprinter, he won a bronze medal at the 1988 Olympics with the French relay (world record) and a gold one at the 1990 European championships (relay 4X100m), and finally a silver one at the 1991 World championships (relay).
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(1965)
Todd Stottlemyre in Yakima: Washington, USA; pitcher (Saint Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays).
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(1965)
Joe Cioe in Cranston: Rhode Island, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (New Hampshire Open-1992, 1993).
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(1965)
Ted Allen: TV Show Host.
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(1964)
Claire Nebout
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(1964)
Joseph Sinnott Edwards: Chicago, Illinois -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
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(1964)
Kōichirō Genba: Japanese politician 80th Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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(1964)
Kevin Frazier: Journalist.
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(1964)
Paul W Richards in Scranton: Pennsylvania, USA; astronaut.
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(1964)
Jeff Schwarz US baseball pitcher (California Angels: Chicago White Sox).
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(1964)
Earl Charles Spencer in Sandringham: England; brother of Princess Diana.
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(1964)
Todd Peat: WLAF guard (Frankfurt Galaxy).
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(1964)
Edin Osmanović: Slovenian footballer coach and manager.
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(1964)
Charles Spencer: British aristocracy, the Earl of Spencer and brother of Princess Diana.
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(1963)
David Wells: American baseball player and sportscaster.
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(1963)
Brian Nash
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(1963)
David Wells in Torrance: California, USA; pitcher (Baltimore Orioles, New York Yankees).
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(1963)
Brian Nash in Glendale: California, USA; actor (Joel - Please Don't Eat Daisies).
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(1962)
Christiane F
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(1962)
Sylvie Rauch: Munich, Germany -- Nude model / actress.
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(1962)
Lydia Cheng in New York City: New York, USA; Ms Big Apple bodybuilder (1982) (Pumping Iron 2).
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(1962)
Christiane Felscherinow: German author, a former teen heroin addict whose autobiography was the basis for the movie "Christiane F.".
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(1962)
Mike Jeffries: American soccer player and coach.
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(1961)
Nick Heyward: British teen pop star and musician with the group "Haircut 100" from October 1981 thru October 1982.
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(1961)
Clive Allen: English footballer and manager.
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(1961)
Owen Teale: Welsh actor.
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(1961)
Vaughn Jefferis: Matangi, New Zealand -- Equestrian 3 day event (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1961)
Sally Quinlan: LPGA golfer.
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(1960)
Tony Goldwyn: TV Actor.
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(1960)
John Billingsley: American actor.
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(1960)
Tony Goldwyn in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Ghost, Kuffs, Traces of Red).
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(1960)
Jay Schellen: American drummer (Hurricane Asia GPS Circa and World Trade).
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(1960)
John Cowsill: Rock vocalist (Cowsills-Hair).
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(1960)
Susan Cowsill in Newport: Rhode Island, USA; rock vocalist (Cowsills - "We Can Fly").
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1959 - 1950
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(1958)
Jane Wiedlin: American musician, a member of the new-wave female group, "The Go-Go's," a songwriter, singer and rhythm guitar player.
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(1958)
Ronald Prescott Reagan
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(1958)
Ronald Prescot Reagan in Los Angeles: California, USA; President's son/TV host (Ron Reagan Show).
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(1958)
Ron Reagan: American noted family, the son of Ronald Reagan and Nancy Davis.
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(1958)
Mike Engleman in Sonoma: California, USA; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
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(1958)
Jane Wiedlin in Oconomowoc: Wisconsin, USA; singer/guitarist (GoGos, Fur, Rush Hour).
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(1957)
Yoshihiko Noda: Japanese lawyer and politician 62nd Prime Minister of Japan.
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(1957)
Bill Laimbeer: Coach.
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(1956)
Greg Massialas
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(1956)
Douglas Preston: American journalist and author.
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(1956)
Tomas Smid: in Czechoslovakia; tennis star.
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(1956)
Ingvar Ambj?rnsen: Norwegian author.
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(1956)
William Michaelian: American novelist and poet.
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(1956)
Dean Butler: Canadian-American actor producer and screenwriter.
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(1956)
Gregory Massialas: Greek/American fencer, a champion of the 1979 Pan American Team, winning a Gold Medal with the Epee Team, and a Silver Medal in the Foil Team.
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(1956)
Marlene Zuk: American biologist and ecologist.
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(1956)
Ingvar Ambjørnsen: Norwegian-German author and critic.
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(1955)
Diego Abatantuono: Italian cinema and theatre actor, and screenwriter.
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(1955)
Anton Corbijn: Dutch photographer and director.
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(1955)
Nigel Griffiths: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament, Labour representative for Edinburgh South.
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(1955)
Zbigniew Preisner: Polish composer and producer.
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(1955)
Steve George: rock keyboardist (Mr Mister).
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(1955)
Jackie Robinson: major league baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers 1947, Hall of Fame), dies of heart disease at age 53 at his home in Stamford, Connecticut.
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(1955)
Vivienne Faull: English priest.
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(1954)
Cindy McCain: American philanthropist and spouse of noted politician, John S. McCain.
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(1954)
Robert Van de Walle: Belgian martial artist.
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(1954)
Dominique Walle
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(1954)
Luis Royo
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(1954)
Shirley Garuti: American victim of apparent domestic violence.
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(1954)
James Henderson: country singer (Black Oak Arkansas).
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(1954)
Guy Hoffman: American singer drummer and composer (Violent Femmes Oil Tasters and BoDeans).
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(1954)
David Paterson: American lawyer and politician 55th Governor of New York.
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(1954)
Colin Sutherland: Lord Carloway Scottish lawyer and judge.
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(1954)
Robert Walle: Belgian Judo champion and first to compete in five Olympic games.
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(1954)
Galina Vasilyevna Amelkina: Russia -- Doctor / Cosmonaut.
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(1954)
Greg Boyle: Clergyman.
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(1953)
Pat Harris: British horary and consultant astrologer, head of Regional Reps.
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(1953)
Victoria Wood: Comedian.
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(1953)
Robert Doyle: Australian educator and politician 103rd Lord Mayor of Melbourne.
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(1953)
Norbert Siegmann: German footballer and manager.
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(1953)
Sheila Watson: English priest and cleric.
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(1952)
Christian Klar: German terrorist with the second generation Red Army Faction.
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(1952)
Roger Milla: Cameroonian footballer and manager.
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(1952)
Michael Wills: English politician British Minister of Justice.
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(1952)
Warren Cann in Victoria: British Columbia, Canada; rock drummer (Ultravox).
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(1952)
Walter Isaacson: Writer.
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(1952)
Tim Albery: English director and producer.
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(1951)
Walter Kälin
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(1951)
William Cullen Bryant: Actor (Hell Squad).
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(1951)
Joey Ramone: Musician.
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(1951)
Thomas Akers: American colonel engineer and astronaut.
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(1951)
Mike Crapo: American lawyer and politician.
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(1951)
Thomas Woodcock: English genealogist and academic.
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(1951)
Thomas D Akers in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; Major US Air Force/astronaut (STS 41, 49, 61, 79).
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(1951)
Michael D: Crapo; American politician (Representative-Republican-Idaho).
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(1950)
Erri De Luca
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(1950)
Christoph Schubert-Weller: German astrologer; PhD in social sciences.
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(1950)
Andy Johns: English-American engineer and producer (d. 2013).
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(1950)
Reinaldo Merlo: Argentinian footballer and coach.
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(1950)
Yvon Lambert: Canadian ice hockey player.
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
John R McKernan Jr American politician (Representative-Republican-Maine: 1983-86/Governor-Maine).
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(1948)
Samuel Gejdenson American politician (Representative-Democrat-Connecticut: 1981-).
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(1947)
Sky du Mont
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(1947)
Paul Fournel
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(1947)
Michel Santier: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Créteil (Val-de-Marne) since 4 September 2007.
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(1947)
Iain Vallance: CEO (British Telecom).
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(1947)
Greg Dyke: English journalist and academic.
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(1947)
John Corapi: American priest author and radio host.
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(1946)
Cher (entertainer)
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(1946)
Jim Lyttle: American baseball player, professional debut 5/17/1969.
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(1946)
Paul Hirst
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(1946)
Dominique Caillaud
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(1946)
Bobby Murcer: American baseball outfielder and slugger who chewed tobacco and was a self-proclaimed loner.
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(1946)
Michel Lefait
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(1946)
Robert Chua: Singaporean broadcaster founded China Entertainment Television.
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(1946)
Craig Patrick: NHL coach.
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(1946)
Bakhaavaa Buidaa: Mongolia -- Wrestler (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist) disqualified.
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(1946)
Cher [Cherilyn Sarkisian LaPierre] in El Centro: California, USA; rocker/actress ("I Got You Babe", Jack Lalane, Mask).
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(1946)
Cher : American entertainer, a singer and actress, TV star and recording artist.
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(1946)
Dave Despain: American journalist and sportscaster.
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(1945)
Daniel Prévost (politician)
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(1945)
Vladimiro Montesinos: Vladimiro Ilich Montesinos Torres was the long-standing head of Peru's intelligence service, Servicio de Inteligencia Nacional (SIN), under President Alberto Fujimori.
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(1945)
Wally Herger: American politician (Representative-Republican-California).
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(1945)
Lord Hollick: CEO (MAI).
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(1945)
Nikolai Nikolayevich Fefelov: Russian Colonel / Cosmonaut.
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(1945)
Harold E Ford American politician (Representative-Democrat-Tennessee: 1975-).
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(1945)
Clive Hollick: Baron Hollick English businessman.
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(1945)
Pete Townshend: Musician.
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(1944)
Joe Cocker: British musician, a singer and drummer known for gutsy vocals and spastic gestures.
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(1944)
Armande Altaï
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(1944)
Dietrich Mateschitz: Austrian president and founder of the energy drink Red Bull Company.
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(1944)
Cipa Dichter: Brazilian musician who played dual pianos with her husband Mischa.
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(1944)
Boudewijn Groot: The most famous Dutch protest singer and songwriter.
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(1944)
Boudouin de: Groot; Dutch singer ("Good night mister president").
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(1944)
Clyde Edgerton: Author.
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(1944)
Kathrin Thomas: Welsh politician Lord Lieutenant of Mid Glamorgan.
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(1944)
David M Walker in Columbus: Georgia, USA; Captain US Navy/astronaut (STS 51-A 30, 53, 69).
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(1944)
Boudewijn de Groot: Indonesian-Dutch singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1944)
Keith Fletcher: English cricketer and manager.
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(1943)
Albano Carrisi: Italian singer actor and winemaker (Al Bano and Romina Power).
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(1943)
Stéphane Collaro: French tv animator, actor, journalist and estate-agent.
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(1943)
Iain Vallance: Baron Vallance of Tummel English businessman and politician.
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(1943)
Vernon Fougère: Canadian bishop (d. 2013).
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(1943)
Ian Vallance: CEO (British Telecom).
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(1943)
Tison Street: Composer.
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(1943)
Al Bano: Italian singer; married to Romina Power, daughter of Tyrone Power, father of Cristel Carrisi.
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(1943)
Gale Sayers: Wichita sports Champions.
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(1943)
Martin Honeysett: English illustrator (d. 2015).
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(1942)
Hubert Haenel
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(1942)
David Proval
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(1942)
Paula [Jill Jackson]: Texas, United States -- Singer (Hey Paula).
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(1942)
Jill "Paula" Jackson in McCamey: Texas, USA; singer (Paul and Paula - "Hey Paula").
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(1942)
Jill Jackson: American singer (Paul & Paula).
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(1942)
Simon Keswick: British financier / Merchant (Hong Kong).
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(1942)
Carlos Hathcock: American sergeant and sniper (d. 1999).
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(1942)
Lynn Davies: Welsh sprinter and long jumper.
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(1942)
Raymond Chrétien: Canadian lawyer and diplomat Canadian Ambassador to the United States.
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(1941)
Raymond Forni: French Socialist politician, member of the Socialist Party.
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(1941)
Jean-Pierre Grallet: French Catholic bishop, a Franciscan and archbishop of Strasbourg since 2007.
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(1941)
Goh Tong: Singaporean politician 2nd Prime Minister of Singapore.
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(1941)
Maria Liberia-Peters: premier of Dutch Antilles (198?-93).
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(1941)
John Strasberg: American actor.
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(1941)
Goh Chok Tong: Singaporean Senior Minister.
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(1941)
James P. Hoffa: Businessman.
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(1941)
Nora Ephron: Author.
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(1941)
Goh Chok: Sole; premier of Singapore (1990-).
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(1940)
Claude Dagens: French prelate of the Roman Catholic Church, serving as bishop of Angoulême.
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(1940)
Stan Mikita: Slovak-Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
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(1940)
Sadaharu Oh: Japanese-Taiwanese baseball player and manager.
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(1940)
Sadaharu Oh Japanese baseball player (Yomiuri Giants: hit 868 career homeruns).
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(1940)
Michel Vastel: Canadian journalist and author (d. 2008).
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(1940)
Shorty Long: Soul singer / pianist (Here Comes the Judge), dies at 29.
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Pierre-Elie Ferrier
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(1939)
Bruce Beasley: American sculptor, he has worked in metal, wood, stone and acrylic.
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(1939)
James Fox: Actor.
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(1939)
Balu Mahendra: Sri Lankan-Indian director cinematographer and screenwriter (d. 2014).
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(1939)
John Younger: Scottish politician Lord Lieutenant of Tweeddale.
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(1938)
Marinella : Greek singer and actress.
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(1938)
Lars Walløe: Norwegian academic, chemist, physiologist, and scientific adviser to the Norwegian government.
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(1938)
Alan Smithers: English physiologist and academic.
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(1938)
Christina Bass-Kaiser: 3K Dutch speed skater (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1937)
Lord "Benjie": Earl of Iveagh; British brewer (Guinness)/large landowner.
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(1937)
Landon Rowland: American legal executive and CEO of Kansas City Southern Industries, a rail company that is expanding into financial services.
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(1937)
Earl of Iveagh: President (Guiness Pics).
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(1937)
Dave Hill in Jackson: Michigan, USA; PGA golfer (1967 Memphis).
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(1937)
Dave Hill: Jackson, Michigan -- PGA golfer (1967 Memphis).
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(1936)
Anthony Zerbe: American actor.
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(1936)
Jacques Herbillon
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(1936)
Anthony Zerbe in Long Beach: California, USA; actor (Harry-O, Centennial, They Call Me Mr Tibbs).
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(1935)
Jose Mujica: Uruguayan politician who was President of Uruguay between 2010 and 2015.
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(1935)
Mickey Rose: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2013).
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(1935)
David Hartman: Journalist.
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(1935)
José Mujica: Uruguayan guerrilla leader and politician 40th President of Uruguay.
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(1934)
Jim Lehrer: Journalist.
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(1934)
Alexandre Lur Saluces: French winemaker and politician.
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(1933)
Constance Towers: Actress (Capitol, Shock Corrider, Naked Kiss).
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(1933)
Edward de Bono: Psychologist.
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(1933)
Danny Aiello in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Moonstruck, Do the Right Thing).
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(1932)
Bob Florence: American jazz pianist, composer, arranger (d. 2008).
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(1932)
Dieter Rams: Designer.
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(1931)
Chiharu Igaya: Japan -- Slalom (1956 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1931)
Paul Evans: American furniture designer and sculptor (d. 1987).
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(1931)
Ken Boyer: American baseball player and manager (d. 1982).
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(1931)
David Wilkerson: Clergyman.
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(1931)
Constance Towers: American actress and singer she performed in many stage versions of American musicals such as "The King And I" and "Camelot.
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(1930)
René Séjourné: French Catholic clergyman, a former aide to Pope John Paul II and Bishop Emeritus of Saint-Flour.
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(1930)
Sam Etcheverry: American football player and coach (d. 2009).
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(1930)
Robert Bunyard: Commandant (British Police Staff College).
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(1930)
James McEachin in Pennert: North Carolina, USA; actor (Harry - Tenafly).
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(1930)
Lorraine Hansberry: Playwright.
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Theo Koomen: Dutch sportscaster, dies in auto-accident at age 54.
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(1929)
Ahmed Hamdi: Egyptian soldier, who fought in Yom Kippur(d. 1973).
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(1929)
Gloria Emerson: Author.
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(1929)
Gilles Loiselle: Canadian politician and diplomat 33rd Canadian Minister of Finance.
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(1929)
Harvey Cox: Theologian.
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(1928)
Charles Reich: American lawyer and author; homosexual.
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(1928)
David Berriman: CEO (Rose Thomson Young group of Lloyds Trustees).
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(1927)
José Artur: French radio host, he presented his own program "Pop Club" from 1965 to 2005 on the national station France Inter.
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(1927)
David Hedison: American actor.
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(1927)
Gabriel Camps: French historian, founder of the Encyclopédie berbère and considered a prestigious scholar in Berber historical studies.
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(1927)
Bud Grant: American football player and coach.
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(1927)
Walter Aschaffenburg: Composer.
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(1927)
[Harold] Bud Grant in Wisconsin: USA; Canadian Football League/NFL player/coach (Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Minnesota Vikings).
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(1927)
Franciszek Macharski: Polish Catholic cardinal.
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(1927)
David Hedison in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; actor (The Colbys, Voyage to Bottom of Sea).
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(1927)
David Frederick Barlow: Composer.
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(1927)
Serge Lang: Mathematician.
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(1927)
Jose Artur: France Actor.
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(1926)
Lya Bosi: Italian painter who translated planetary combinations into images.
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(1926)
Bob Sweikert: American race car driver (d. 1956).
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(1926)
Elwin Larson: American chemical engineer and CEO in charge of Brooklyn Union Gas, a natural gas supplier used in transportation vehicles.
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(1926)
John Lucarotti: British-born Canadian screenwriter (Born 1926).
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(1926)
George Hurst: Scottish-English conductor (d. 2012).
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(1926)
Vic Ames: Rocker (Ames Brothers).
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(1925)
Ernie Stautner: German-American football player, a four-year regular at Boston college.
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(1925)
Herbert Thomas Potter
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(1925)
Alexei Tupolev: Russian engineer designed the Tupolev Tu-144 (d. 2001).
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(1925)
Malcolm X: Activist.
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(1925)
Chester Ludgin: American actor and singer (d. 2003).
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(1925)
D French Slaughter Jr American politician (Representative-Republican-Virginia: 1985-).
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(1925)
Celestino Celio: Italy sport Champion.
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(1925)
Herbert Potter: New Zealand idealist who formed a spiritual community named Centrepoint, near Auckland.
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(1924)
Zelmar Michelini: Uruguayan Christian-Democrat Party politician (Born 1924).
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(1924)
David Chavchavadze: English-American CIA officer and author (d. 2014).
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(1924)
Georges Damitio: French high jumper, Olympic track and field champion.
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(1924)
Peter Shore: MP (Labour).
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(1923)
Daniel Atger
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(1923)
Hugh Beach: English general and engineer.
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(1923)
Edith Fellows in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Pennies From Heaven, City Streets).
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(1923)
Samuel Selvon: Author.
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(1923)
Edith Fellows: American actress and singer (d. 2011).
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(1922)
Peter Hughes: English actor.
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(1922)
Gabriel Ferrater: Writer, translator and scholar of linguistics of the sixties who wrote in the Catalan language.
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(1922)
Clifford Butler: vice chancellor (Loughborough University of Technology).
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(1921)
Wolfgang Borchert: German writer, poet, playwright, and German soldier.
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(1921)
Mary Vohryzek
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(1921)
John Harrison: British vice Admiral / surgeon.
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(1921)
Leslie Sell: Johnson City Military man.
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(1921)
Yuri Kochiyama: Activist.
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(1921)
Hal Newhouser: American baseball player and scout (d. 1998).
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(1921)
John Marchi: (Representative-Republican-New York).
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(1921)
W Borchert: writer.
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(1920)
Betty Driver: English actress and singer (d. 2011).
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(1920)
Owen Smith: American pole vaulter.
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(1920)
Jacques Corriol: Vincennes physician.
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(1920)
John Cruickshank: Scottish lieutenant and banker Victoria Cross recipient.
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(1920)
William Simpson: British trade union leader.
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(1920)
Virginia Vale: American film actress who starred in a number of B-movie Westerns but took a variety of other roles as well, notably in Blonde Comet (1941), in which she played a race car driver.
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