List of celebrities and famous people who were born on April 21st
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2014American family of distinction, first child and second daughter of actress Kerry Washington (and former American football cornerback Nnamdi Amougha).
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2007Danish royalty, the second child and oldest daughter of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, and his Australian-born wife, Crown Princess Mary.
of Denmark
American family of distinction, second daughter and child of Catherine Zeta Jones and Michael Douglas. In Welch, her name means "Beloved One".
Filipino-American conjoined twins
TV Actress
Pop Singer
Reality Star
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999YouTube Star
Vine Star
Pop Singer
Rookie Magazine was founded by an American actress and writer.
Pop Singer
Photographer
YouTube Star
German footballer
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
Vine Star
Soccer Player
Brazilian footballer
Baseball Player
Athlete
Instagram Star
Movie Actor
Vine Star
Model
YouTube Star
Swiss footballer
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989YouTube Star
Russian-American skier and sprinter
YouTube Star
Chilean footballer
Soap Opera Actor
Canadian actor
American actor
American homicide victim, the child of Kim Deneau (born 6/29/1953) and Judy Ann Watson (born 6/29/1953); their divorce was bitter. His custody day was 9/30/1990. Judy and Julia arrived at his house at 10:00 AM. At 11:12 AM, he called his attorney to inform him that he had shot the couple and was planning to kill himself. He shot his …
Irish footballer
Spanish footballer
Spanish footballer
Finnish radio host and singer (d. 2008).
Bassist
Guitarist
YouTube Star
Cape Verdean sprinter
American basketball player
Bangladeshi cricketer
Ukrainian singer
Ryan Adams American baseball player
American rapper who signed to Game's Blood Money Entertainment label in 2014.
Dutch footballer
Swedish ice hockey player
Italian footballer
American basketball player
Slovenian tennis player
American tennis player
Drummer
American high diver
Actor
New York; actress (Marah L. Lewis - Guilding Light Deceived).
American hurdler
TV Actor
American voice actress
Italian footballer
Polish footballer
American football player
Polish footballer
American model actress and producer
Movie Actor
American football player
American football player
Singer and actor from the Philippines
Japanese actress and TV personality
Danish footballer
British killer who murdered a friend. He claimed in court that Queen Akasha, the vampire horror film's character, told him to do so.
American model.
Canadian ice hockey player
Japanese voice actor
American baseball player
Family Member
Publicist and Spanish film director
Stage Actor
Actor
American football player
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Scottish actor, most well-known for his roles in "Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", and "Wanted", as well as "Wanted", and "The Last King of Scotland", and "Atonement" as Professor Charles Xavier in the "X-Men: First Class" series.
Spanish-born French classical liberal activist. Fillias was the president of Liberal Alternative, and in 2007 was also the candidate for French President. He announced his support for FranASSois bayrou on the 13th of March 2007. He was the former president of LibertA (c) chA (c)rie and is now married to Sabine Herold. Sabine is a fellow activist.
French-Swedish coach and footballer
Austrian-Filipino actress and model
Finnish drummer
Ontario, Canada -- Actor (Maniac Mansion)
American drummer (The Used and Rancid).
Australian footballer
Russian hurdler
Miss New Hampshire Teen-USA (1996).
Miss Arkansas Teen-USA (1996).
Novelist
Canadian figure skater David Pelletier won a gold medal at 2002 Olympics. But it wasn't without pain. The couple were awarded a Silver Medal after putting in an excellent performance. Later, it was discovered that the scores had been manipulated by a judge and the couple were given the gold medal. They won the 2001 World Figure Skating Championship.
Canadian figure skater
Hungarian scholar, educator
American rapper and producer (Deep Puddle Dynamics Greenthink Clouddead Themselves Subtle and 13 & God)
Peterson; Miss Aruba Universale (1997)
Filipino basketball player
Indian actor
New Zealand's pro swimmer placed with an Olympic Gold Medal for the 200m freestyle on 7/21/1996, and another Gold Medal for the 400m freestyle on 7/24/1996.
TV Actor
American hip hop artist
South Carolina; Miss South Carolina-America (1997).
New Zealand; 200m/400m swimmer (Olympics-2 Gold-1996)
Statesman
American writer and astrologer, author of "Confessions Of A Second Generation...Dyke?" : Reflections On Sexual Non-Identity She is also the author of "PoMoSexuals": Challenging Assumptions about Gender and Sexuality, 1997. (PoMo, an academic term that describes post-modern sexuality is one that challenges labels and assumptions but favors a "gender fluid" identity.
wide receiver (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
Estonian footballer
American wrestler
Japanese voice actor
English actor
Coach and hurdler from Belgium
American actor, model, stockbroker, producer, and dancer.
Reality Star
Croatian pop-folk singer
French former competitive ice dancer. He is the 2002 Olympic champion, 1998 Olympic bronze medalist and 2000 World champion. He is also a six-time French national champ.
Massachusetts, USA; Miss Massachusetts-America (1997).
Kenyan runner (d. 2001)
WNBA forward (Phoenix Mercury).
Pennsylvania, USA; outfielder (San Francisco Giants).
Croatian singer
TV Actor
San Francisco 49ers).
Athlete
Miss Michigan-USA (1997).
NFL tight end (Cincinnati Bengals).
American actor
Estonian bassoon player
The English Channel's youngest female swimmer.
American-Yemeni terrorist (d. 2011.)
American illustrator and author (d. 2008).
Russian poker player
Estonian martial artist
American notable family, son O.J. Simpson and Marguerite Whitley, his first wife. Simpson has one older sibling and two half-siblings from his father's second marriage, Nicole Brown. His family was not well-known during the trial of his father following the June 12, 1994 murder of Nicole Brown Simpson.
American screenwriter and actress
Irish actor and guitarist (The Frames and The Swell Season), singer-songwriter and guitarist.
American screenwriter and actor
British Columbia, Canada; NHL defenceman (Washington Capitals).
Director
Actor
German soccer/football player. He was a Karlsruher SC, Bayern Munich and Borussia MAPnchengladbach player. In 2004, he retired.
American comedian
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969English actor
American model singer and journalist
Kenyan runner
American television and radio announcer
NFL linebacker (Miami Dolphins).
NFL center (Indianapolis Colts).
Athlete
Foxes; soccer player (Ajax).
Coach and footballer from the Netherlands
Cuban hurdler
American singer, guitarist and vocalist who is the leader of Spearhead. As a "unifier", he hopes to bring people together through his music while he travels the world. His style ranges from punk rock to rap-with-a-political-message to more rhythmic sounds. Bob Marley was a major influence in his life, he says.
Ice hockey defenseman (Canada, Olympics - 1998)
Businessman
Philosopher
German footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
NBA guard (New York Knicks).
American academic critic and librarian
American illustrator
Lufkin (Texas) -- Playmate (Oct 1989).
Italian actress and television host. She started her career as a model in the 1980s. After that, she moved to radio broadcasting. She made her television debut in 1988 with Raimondo Vianello, presenting "Il gioco dei 9" and "Quel motivetto" respectively.
Manitoba, Canada; NHL goalie (Chicago Blackhawks).
Russian-born Swedish athlete
Czech-Canadian swimmer
New South Wales; golfer (1990 T3 Coca Cola Classic).
Canadian actor
American minor actor with small roles. His previous career was as a male stripper.
Scottish rock musician who is part of the band Texas. He plays with Sharleen Spiteri and Ali McErlaine. He was previously a member of Altered Images with Clare Grogan.
American baseball player (d.2004)
Texas, USA; actor.
California, USA; infielder (San Diego Padres).
Author
American actor, writer, and director who won numerous awards. He is best known for his films Hedwig and the Angry Inch 2001, Shortbus (2006), and Rabbit Hole (2010).
Editor
American basketball coach and player
American baseball coach and player
Russia -- Major / Cosmonaut
Estonian coach and footballer
French neuroscientist, physician and author. He was also a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He was also a lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine of UniversitA (c) Claude Bernard Lyon.
English-German football coach and manager
American singer and actress of the voice
American producer and screenwriter
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
Dutch rower
American pornographic actress
Athlete
Canadian ice hockey player, scout
Writer
Kenya -- 3K steeplechaser (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American musician (The Missfits)
American painter and illustrator
Coach and footballer from the Netherlands
Russian pentathlete
Rock Singer
Actor
Scottish founder, songwriter, and keyboard player of "Madness," the musical group. First public performances were held in January 1979. They made European tours and had top-ten singles starting in 1980. The group also won the Ivor Novello Award for Best Pop Song in London on 5/05/1983. Barson, who wanted to settle down in Holland with Sandra, announced his resignation from …
American columnist and author
LPGA golfer
Japanese illustrator (d. 2009)
American actress
South Carolina, USA. Actress (Groundhog Day), Multiplicity and Greystoke.
California, USA; relief pitcher for baseball (New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers).
American professional wrestler
German painter, sculptor, and author
American baseball player
French author and linguist
American wrestler
San Francisco Sports Champions
German-American journalist and demographer
United States -- 400m swimmer, drug disqualification (1972 Olympics)
English screenwriter and producer of director producers
English activist
American swimmer and Olympic champion. He was suspected of using narcotics and was disqualified after drugs were discovered in his system. De Mont was the first Olympic competitor to be disqualified due to drug use.
Scientist
Canadian ice hockey player
Turkish playwright and poet
American actor
Clergyman
Georgia, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Oldsmobile Classic).
Indonesian singer-songwriter/guitarist
Indonesian singer
American-Dutch singer (d. 2013)
English businessman
California, USA; PGA Golfer (1979 Southern Open).
Canadian journalist and host of a game show
Novelist
American academic and author
Secretary of State for Wales, a Welsh politician and businesswoman
TV Actor
American mathematician, academic
New York, USA. Actor (Tony Banta-Taxi, Tony Micelli – Who's the Boss? ).
Rocker
American mathematician
Laveykin; Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-2).
American motorsport TV commentator
Canadian ice hockey player
England; rock singer (Mike and the Mechanics – "All I Need is A Miracle", Squeeze/Ace – "How Long")
Actress
Musician
Indian actor
Australian cricketer and footballer
Politician
Novelist
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949New York, USA; stage/screen actress/singer (Evita, Life Goes On).
American singer and actress
Actress
Actress
Paris, France -- Actress (Boom Boom Chocolat, Paris)
American politician and CA representative, elected as a Democrat by the One Hundred First Congress through special election to fill in the vacancy created by the resignation by United States Representative Anthony L. Coelho. He was then reelected to six subsequent Congresses (September 12, 1989 to February 3, 2003).
American singer-songwriter/pianist (d. 2008).
English large landowner / multi-millionaire
German runner
Baron West of Spithead English admiral, politician Minister for Security
Condit; American politician (Representative-Democrat-California).
His career was diverse from 1964. From salesman to commodity future trader and share trader, his career included many different occupations.
Michigan, USA; country/rock vocalist ("I Go Crazy").
American musician, a punk rocker. From 1967 to 1974, he was the leader of The Stooges. He signed a contract in 1968 with Elektra Records. In 1972, he recorded a record together. Iggy Pop was well-known in punk rock circles. He is well-known for his outrageous antics on stage and has released several solo albums, as well as collaborative albums …
Three unsolved murders are being attributed to a Scottish kidnapper and child molester. On 7/14/1990, he abducted and raped a six year-old boy. He was sentenced to life imprisonment on 8/10/1990.
English bass player (Family The Animals Johnny Kidd and the Pirates and Stud).
French journalist and editor for "Ciel et Espace", a French monthly magazine published annually by the French Astronomical Association.
rocker (Foundations).
Journalist
Children's Author
Michigan, USA; rocker ("Zombie Birdhouse")
French writer. Rambaud is the author of thirty books, including many parodies. For his novel "La Bataille", he won the Prix Goncourt in 1997 and the Grand Prix de la French Academy in 1997.
Finnish healer plays the role of Chiron archetype. He was first wounded, then he became a healer.
2nd Viscount De L'Isle English soldier
British actress, singer, and dancer (d.2000)
Indian umpire and cricketer
Dutch-American singer
English academic and author
Coach
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
French lawyer and police inspector, who is well-known to the public as the investigator of the Urba scandal, a case of political corruption in France that involved the skimming of public funds for Socialist Party campaigning in the 1970s and 1980s.
Australian basketball player and coach
French politician who served as President of France's National Assembly 1993-1997 and President of France's Cour des Comptes (Court of Financial Auditors 2004-2010).
American celebrity and one of the four children of actor Alan Ladd. He was his first child. She was also his second wife, to Sue (his fourth marriage). She was raised in a loving, close-knit family. Her siblings were not sent to boarding school, but they accompanied her dad to film locations.
Actress
English academic and chemist
Canadian politician and lawyer (d. 2004).
Estonian runner, agronomist
La Roche sur Foron Writer
Businessman
Actor
Scottish politician and Member to Parliament. He was elected by the General Election on 6/11/1987. Mills, who died in his London apartment on January 13, 1997, was found dead two days later. The cause of his death was "acute alcoholism."
Director (Waati, Yeelen, Finye, Baara)
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Malian screenwriter and director producer
American baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, Chicago Cubs, and San Francisco Giants between 1962-1970.
British-Dutch disk jockey; Dutch resident
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939English composer and pianist (d. 2015).
"Wanderer").
American nun who fought for the elimination of the death penalty in America. When she was 18, she joined the Sisters of St. Joseph of Medaille religious order. After graduating from St. MaryaEUR (tm), Dominican College in New Orleans, she received her bachelor's degree and a master's of religious education from St. Paul's University, Ottawa, Canada.
Editor
Politician
Author
Dutch professional chef, author of 17 cookbooks. When she was four, she was the only member of her family to have survived two years in concentration camp.
Athlete
Kentucky, United States -- FBI Most Wanted Fugitive (Jan 1, 1986).
Providence artists
Actor
French statistician, senior official, and a very important figure within the research policy area of France, 1980-2000. He served as CEO of Inserm and President of the IRD (formerly ORSTOM), research centre, and advisor to Master Court of Auditors.
United States -- Ice hockey player (1960 Olympics-Gold Medalist).
Focus on the Family was founded by American psychologist and author Focus on the Family
Composer
Estonian pastor illustrator and painter (d.2013)
Canadian-American ice hockey player (d.2009)
American actor and talk-show host
Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Beethoven. Woman in Red. Lonely Guy. Heartbreak Kid.
American politician and academic 48th Governor of New Jersey
England, United Kingdom -- 2 Man Bobsled (1960 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
American Postmaster General, 1975-1978.
Scottish musician and rock and jazz trumpeter, who was part of the group "Nucleus" since September 1969. Their LPs "Elastic rock," 1970, "Labyrinth," 1973, and "Awakening," 80 are well-known.
Indiana, USA; composer ("Un Voyage I? 1/2 Cythere").
Iraqi patriarch (d. 2014.)
Filipino politician and lawyer (d. 2013).
Jr. American pianist composer, educator
American screenwriter and actress
Wimbledon is an English tennis player
Pennsylvania, USA; comedienne/writer/actress (New Leaf).
American composer and trombonist
Politician
Brazilian writer, who was often called "the forgotten poet". Hilst is best known for her erotic works but she also published several award-winning books, including "Seven Cantos of the Poet for an Angel," 1962 and "The Executioner," 1969 and "Fictions," 2007.
Writer
American CEO and executive in charge of Bankamerica Corporation. This international bank and financial services institution is headquartered in the United States. Rosenberg is a friendly, positive boss who encourages morale and has a BS degree in Journalism, MBA, and LLB degrees. He is also known for being a terror on the courts of tennis when he's not at work.
German-Swiss sculptor and illustrator (d. 1998).
Tyson Foods founder
Richard Eberling, an American real estate broker, lived with Richard Eberling for over 30 years. They met in 1960 and have been together ever since. Both claimed that they were not homosexuals, but closer than brothers. Both were talkers and gregarious, and they met at a 1960 party. Obie was a college graduate and had served four years in the …
Rome, Italy -- Actress (Death In Venice, Barabbas).
Referee and English footballer (d. 2012).
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929English actress (d. 2005).
Coach and player in ice hockey for the Welsh-Canadians (d. 1996).
Canadian operatic baritone (Born in 1927)
Turkish poet and author (d. 1991).
New York, USA: dean (Yale School of Drama).
British actor (d. 1989).
Carcassonnne Opera Singers
Royalty
British royalty, Queen of England and Head of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom. Elizabeth became Queen at age 25 upon the death on 6 February 1952 of her father, King George VI. As a young girl, she was a happy child raised in a close, protective family. At the age of ten, on 20 January 1936, her grandfather King …
Canadian politician and businessman (d. 2011).
English lawyer and banker (d. 2014.)
English cricketer and manager (d. 2002).
Mary Windsor II] Queen of England (1952-).
Former Chief Justice of Australia
Belgian politician. She died 3 April 1995.
Australian soldier and 9th Chief Justice Australia
English general and politician Lord Lieutenant in Berwickshire
Alabama, USA; Country singer (Louvin Brothers).
New York, USA. Producer (Get Smart).
American singer-songwriter and mandolinist (The Louvin Brothers), (d. 1965).
French film historian and author of "La Grande Aventure du Cinema SuA (c)dois" [The Great Adventure of Swedish Cinema] (1960).
British screenwriter, barrister and author. (Born 1923)
Italy sport Champion
French neurosurgeon, pilot, and first female military officer to attain the rank of General Officer in 1976 as Physician General. She was promoted to the rank of Inspector General of Medicine in 1981. She is the first woman to pilot a helicopter in combat zones.
He is a Scottish adventure-thriller writer whose novels have been sold in the millions. Many of his novels were successfully made into films, including "The Guns of Navarone", "Where Eagles Dare", and "Ice Station Zebra".
A French general and a soldier.
Leader of the Cypriot Sufi Movement (d. 2014).
He was a French composer and musician. In 1946, he received his first prize in Rome for musical composition. He wrote dozens of works and headed a Paris school of music.
Hem EXecutives
Forest Hills, New York -- Actor. (Grady, Bob Crane show)
French musician and music editor
Italian film director, noted family member and brother to Dino Risi. After working on documentaries, his debut as director was with "Andremo In Citta." He continued with many films and TV presentations. He was also a member the film award jury.
Italian composer, conductor, and teacher. He lived in Germany for the last ten of his years and became a citizen. He died 13 November 1973.
New York, United States -- Actor ("Suddenly, Tenderfoot")
English actor (d.2007)
German footballer (d. 1991)
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919French politician, Secretary to State
Italian financier, most famous for his involvement in the Banco Ambrosiano scam. In 1981, he was identified as the Venerable Master at the clandestine Masonic lodge Propaganda Due. (P2).
French Canadian Tenor (Born 1919).
American trumpet player and singer (d. 2004).
France Writer
Orléans Journalist
Dutch singer-songwriter and guitarist
Spanish teacher and writer of Andalusian descent. His literary output was heavily devoted to JaA(c), and its province. He was the City's official chronicler, and was unanimously elected Favorite Son by the Municipal Corporation in May 1968. He was a journalist who founded and managed the magazine "Ubeda" and also collaborated with many articles in Jaen and Ideal.
Jerusalem, Israel -- Violist (San Diego Symphony 1978-82)
Belgium sport Champion
American professional astrologer, teacher, who joined AFA in June 1960. He also was a member the New England Astrological Association.
American politician and businesswoman (d. 2013).
Canadian composer (d.2008)
Italian politician, socialist, member partito socialista italo (psi), since 1943; state minister 1963-64, 1966, 1967, 1968, and 1974.
Brooklyn, New York -- Actor. (Lou Grant. Cagney & Lacey).
Mexican-American producer and actor (d. 2001).
Author and academic American ecologist (d. 2003).
composer.
Switzerland -- Clown Frick & Frack
French lawyer, who was one the most important figures in the French Bar from the 1940s to the late 1970s.
Italian-American promoter and wrestler, co-founded International World Class Championship Wrestling (d.2013).
American screenwriter and director (Born in 1914).
German homicide. Shot and killed 15 year old Ilse Rogenel, with whom he was having an unhappy relationship, on 10/27/1935. He was taken to a mental institution and died one month later.
English photographer (d. 1990).
St Marcellin physician
Professor of Biochemistry, Isolated Growth Hormones
Hassel German politician.
Masevaux Military man
A Dutch musician and organist, he was very popular in Canada, France, and the U.S. He recorded both his French and Dutch concerts. He died in 1984
French film director. Orfeu Negro (Black Orpheus) is his most famous film. It won the Golden Palm at Cannes Film Festival 1959 and the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film 1960.
Photojournalist (d. 2012)
Dutch artist, painter.
Actress (Kniertje-Op Hoop van Zegen)
Asma Dutch organist.
Limoges Military man
New York, baritone (Metropolitan Opera 1939-60), died on the stage.
American businessman developed Clearasil (d. 2000)
American opera singer. He was a baritone and was a prominent artist with the Metropolitan Opera in Manhattan, New York City.
Moingt EXecutives
French journalist and far right political activist, AKA Maurice-Yvan Sicard.
Famous birthdays on April 21st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American psychoanalyst, lecturer and pioneer in existential psychology. A dozen books were written by him, including "Love and Will", "The Meaning of Anxiety", and "Power and Innocence."
Germany Actor
France -- Light Heavyweight (Olympics Gold - 1932 - 36)
American banjo player and singer (d.2011)
New York, singer/actress (Sister Sue Calvin and Colonel).
American notable family, Caucasian wife to James Wong Howe, director of photography. She was an American poet, novelist and literary editor. She was also the widow of James Wong Howe (famous cinematographer), on July 12, 1976.
composer.
France sport Champion
Editor
German-Estonian architect (d. 2002)
American politician and lawyer, born in 1927. He was active in politics, serving as San Francisco's district attorney, as the State Attorney General in 1950/54 and as Governor for California in 1958/62. In 1966, he lost to Ronald Reagan. California's economy boomed during his two terms as Governor and the population nearly doubled to 19 million. This was the most …
"Pat" Brown (Governor-Democrat-California).
Governor of California
American business executive (Born in 1905)
She was a Swiss translator, actress, and writer. She translated more than 300 books:Agatha Christie,Hans Christian Andersen,Doris Lessing and many more into german.She began as actress,was a good acquaintance of Thomas Ring;later she wrote herself books for children - fairy tales and novels.Her books for the kitchen were always amusing:"Da haben wir den Salat"or "Spiessfindigkeiten".She also wrote later some autobiographies.She …
French painter, whose abstract work in the 1930s established him to be a prominent modernist. After his midcareer rejection, he became a figurative artist for nearly five decades. He is also the author or a large body of critical writing.
French painter and stained glass artist. He was hired in 1926 by Charles Lorin, a master glass artist. He worked there until 1936. He opened his own shop in 1946 and invented new methods for creating stained lass. This consisted of a 1-inch thick glass slab that was inserted into cement.
Norwegian philantrophist also known as "Barnehjelpens Mor" ('the mother for children's aid) She founded a local organization that became Oslo Red Cross Children's Aid in 1931. She was the daughter JA.rgen Stang, a shipowner. She was married to Nils EbbessA.n Astrup, a shipowner with whom she had four children.
Banker / Mayor, Amsterdam (1957-1967)
France Painter
Italian-Austrian SS Officer (d. 1945).
British actor and musician (Born in 1893)
Argentinian screenwriter and director producer (d. 1995).
Premier Denmark (1947..55)
Actor
H "Ben” Stroman, recensent/writer (Jomtof & Blue Beard).
composer.
German Head of Radio Broadcast of the Reich and Minister of Propaganda, 5/01/1933. From 1937, he was a prominent political commentator and reached a large audience.