Famous Birthdays of 23 December
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 23rd of December
2010 - Today
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2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1990
1989 - 1980
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1989
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1982
1981
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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1959 - 1950
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(1956)
Dave Murray: Guitarist.
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(1956)
Jesús Huerta de Soto
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(1955)
Christa Worthington: American writer, a fashion journalist whose body was found on 1/06/2002, dead in her home dressed in her nightgown with her two-year-old daughter, Ava, by her side, attempting to nurse.
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(1955)
Manuela Moura Guedes
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(1955)
Éric Lévi
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(1955)
Manuela Guedes: Portuguese news anchor and former singer, she has been married three times (1976, 1981, 1992) and has three children.
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(1955)
Carol Duffy: Scottish poet and playwright.
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(1955)
Grace Knight: English-Australian singer-songwriter (Eurogliders).
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(1955)
Eric Lévi: French pop musician, he founded in 1975 Shakin' Street, hard rock band, but he is better known for being the mastermind of the musical project ERA, a mixture of rock, synth, and pseudo-Latin Gregorian chant (over 6 millions copies sold between 1997 and 2000)inspired by Carmina Burana.
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(1955)
Carol Ann Duffy: Scottish poet and playwright; Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom.
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(1954)
Joseph Crane: American professional astrologer, astrology lecturer and author, and psychotherapist, he is the author of "Practical Guide to Traditional Astrology," published in 1998, and other articles on astrology and its historical dimension.
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(1954)
Brian Teacher in San Diego: California, USA; tennis star.
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(1954)
Raivo Järvi: Estonian radio host and politician (d. 2012).
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(1953)
Holly Dale: Canadian film maker who works in team with Janis Cole, renowned for their documentaries.
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(1953)
Grand Duchess: Maria Vladimirovna of Russia.
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(1953)
John Callahan in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Craig - Santa Barbara, Falcon Crest).
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(1953)
Tatsumi Fujinami: Wrestler (WWF / NWA).
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(1953)
Gerrit Gong: American religious leader and academic.
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(1953)
Andres Alver: Estonian architect and academic.
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(1953)
Maria Vladimirovna: Grand Duchess of Russia.
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(1953)
Belinda Lang: English actress.
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(1952)
Jean-Luc Lahaye: French pop singer, former TV host, and occasional writer.
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(1952)
Helen Schneider: American singer and actress working mainly in Germany.
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(1952)
William Kristol: American journalist and publisher founded The Weekly Standard.
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(1952)
Hans Abrahamsen: Composer.
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(1951)
Anthony Phillips: English guitarist and songwriter (Genesis).
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(1951)
Shōfukutei Tsurube: Japanese actor.
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(1951)
Johnny Contardo: Singer (Sha Na Na).
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(1950)
Vicente Del Bosque
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(1950)
Michael C Burgess: American politician.
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(1950)
Vicente del Bosque: Spanish footballer and manager.
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(1950)
Michael Burgess: American obstetrician and politician.
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(1950)
Richard Dannatt: Baron Dannatt English general.
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(1950)
Ilchi Lee: South Korean author and educator.
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
Suzi Harvey: American-British pro astrologer, consultant and psycho-dynamic practitioner.
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(1949)
Adrian Belew: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (King Crimson Tom Tom Club and The Bears).
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(1949)
Reinhold Weege: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2012).
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(1949)
Susan Lucci in Scarsdale: New York, USA; actress (All My Children, Mafia Princess).
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(1949)
Luther Grosvenor: rocker (Spooky Tooth).
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(1948)
Hubert Brin: French president of 'L’Union nationale des associations familiales' (UNAF), a national family institution.
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(1948)
Leslie Moonves: American television executive.
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(1948)
Charles Herbert: American actor (d. 2015).
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(1948)
David Davis: English politician Minister of State for Europe.
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(1948)
Jack Ham: American football player and sportscaster.
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(1948)
Jim Ferguson: American guitarist, composer, educator, author, and music journalist.
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(1948)
Rick Wohlhuter: American runner.
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(1948)
Carlos Garcia Escobar: Guatemalan anthropologist and writer, has dedicated his life to the study of traditional dances.
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(1947)
Susan Lucci
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(1947)
Astrid Zekul: German physicist, mathematician, parapsychologist, esoteric and professional astrologer since 1983, also an imagination and meditation instructor.
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(1947)
Bill Rodgers: American runner who dominated the American road racing scene as the record holder for best Marathon time from 1975.
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(1947)
Graham Bonnet: English singer-songwriter (The Marbles Rainbow Anthem and Michael Schenker Group).
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(1947)
Henri Duvillard
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(1947)
Bill Rodgers marathon runner (Boston: New York).
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(1947)
Wolfgang Jünemann: German metaphysician and publisher, he is married to author Monika Jünemann.
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(1947)
Lawrence Tanter: American basketball player and sportscaster.
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(1947)
Robert Paluck: American electrical engineer and CEO in charge of Convex Computer, a low end supercomputers retailer.
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(1946)
Didier Quentin
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(1946)
Jean-Louis Fousseret
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(1946)
James Ippolito: American engineer, the State Director of Maintenance who inspects bridges and sea walls for the M.D.
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(1946)
Robbie Dupree
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(1946)
Susan Lucci: Soap Opera Actress.
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(1946)
John Sullivan: English screenwriter producer and composer (d. 2011).
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(1946)
Edita Gruberova: Slovak operatic soprano.
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(1946)
Edita Gruberová: Slovak soprano and actress.
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(1946)
Tony Craig [Kulasa] in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (That Boy Next Door).
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(1946)
Ray Tabano: American guitarist (Aerosmith).
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(1945)
Georges Aperghis: Composer.
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(1945)
Dante Spanghero: French rugby player.
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(1945)
Claude Challe
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(1945)
Adli Mansour
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(1945)
Adly Mansour: Egyptian Judge who is currently (July 2013) the head of the Supreme Constitutional Court and the de facto interim President of Egypt.
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(1945)
Alberto Castagna: Italian journalist and entertainer who created the popular TV show "Stranamore" that ran for 11 years.
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(1945)
Richard C Wohlhuter: 800m runner (1976 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1945)
Ron Bushy: American drummer (Iron Butterfly).
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(1945)
Geoffrey Wheatcroft: English journalist and author.
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(1944)
Noël Lucas
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(1944)
Wesley Clark: American politician and retired military man, Clark declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U.S.
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(1944)
Danielle Oosterwych: Belgian transsexual who underwent 13 operations between 1969-74 to become a female.
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(1944)
Noel Lucas: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest.
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(1944)
Armand La Rochefoucauld: Portuguese-French nobleman.
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(1944)
D J D Dees: Pharmacist / Dutch Minister of WVC (VVD).
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(1943)
Queen Silvia of Sweden
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(1943)
Harry Shearer: American actor and director, a satirical writer.
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(1943)
Mikhail Gromov: Russian-French mathematician and academic.
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(1943)
Elizabeth Hartman: Actress (Fixer, Patch of Blue), dies at 45.
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(1943)
Stephen Wallace: Director (For Love Affair, Hunger, Mail Order Bride).
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(1943)
Harry Shearer in Los Angeles: California, USA; comedian/actor (Saturday Night Live, The Simpsons, Pure Luck).
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(1943)
Derek Small: rocker (Spinal Tap).
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(1943)
Ron Allen: American baseball player.
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(1943)
Peter Quaife in Devon: England; rock bassist (Kinks - "Long Tall Sally").
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(1943)
Silvia Sommerlath in Heidelberg: Germany; Queen of Sweden, wife of King Carl XVI Gustaf (1973-).
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(1943)
Silvia : German-Swedish royalty, the daughter of an industrialist father and Spanish nobility mother.
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(1943)
Roelof den Ambtman: Dutch actor / director (One Evening at Eva).
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(1943)
Ross Edwards: Composer.
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(1942)
Jerry Koosman: American baseball pitcher for the Auburn Mets 1955-66.
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(1942)
Dominique Manotti
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(1942)
Neal Mariani: American sales coordinator at H.P.
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(1942)
Quentin Bryce: Australian lawyer and politician 25th Governor-General of Australia.
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(1942)
Friedrich Schenker: Composer.
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(1942)
John Peterman: American fashion designer.
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(1941)
Serge Reding: Belgian weightlifter, the world champion dumbbell lifter.
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(1941)
Jean Gachassin: French rugby player, nicknamed ‘’Peter Pan’’ due to his small size.
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(1941)
Tim Hardin: American singer ("Bird on a Wire"), dies of a drug overdose at age 39 (born 1941).
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(1941)
Peter Davis: English businessman.
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(1941)
Elizabeth Hartman in Youngstown: Ohio, USA; actress (Walking Tall, Beguiled).
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(1941)
Don Frabotta: American actor, he has been seen as the recurring character of Dave in episodes of the soap opera, "Days of Our Lives.
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(1940)
Jorma Kaukonen: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna).
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(1940)
David Nyhan: American journalist who wrote for the Boston Globe for 32 years covering a wide range of news but concentrating on the political front.
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(1940)
Robert Labine: French-Canadian politician.
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(1940)
Eugene Record: American songwriter and singer (The Chi-Lites) (Born 1940).
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Edward Irving Wortis: American author.
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(1936)
Frederic Forrest: American actor; off-Broadway debut in 1966 and first film in 1970, "Futz.
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(1936)
Claude Coppens: Belgian pianist and composer.
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(1936)
Claude Albert Coppens: Composer.
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(1936)
Bobby Ross: NFL coach (San Diego Chargers).
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(1936)
James Stacy in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Fred - Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet).
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(1936)
Frederic Forrest in Waxahachie: Texas, USA; actor (Music Box, Lonesone Dove).
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(1935)
Esther Phillips: American singer known for her R&B vocals, although she was a versatile singer, also performing pop, country, jazz, blues and soul music.
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(1935)
Paul Hornung: American athlete, pro football player, he won the Heisman Trophy in 1956 as a quarterback for Notre Dame.
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(1935)
Johnny Kidd (singer)
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(1935)
Paul Hornung NFL football player (Green Bay Packers: the Golden Boy).
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(1935)
Abdul Minhat: Malaysian footballer and manager (d. 2012).
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(1934)
Claudio Scimone: Italian musician and founder of the chamber music group "Solisti Veneti.
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(1933)
Akihito : Japanese royalty, the son of Emperor Hirohito.
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(1933)
Marcelin Pleynet
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(1933)
Bernard Grasset (politician)
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(1933)
Noella Leduc: American baseball player (d. 2014).
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(1932)
Richard Barkley: American soldier academic and diplomat United States Ambassador to East Germany (d. 2015).
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(1932)
James Cleveland in Chicago: Illinois, USA; reverend, gospel musician ("Old Time Religion", "It's Me O Lord").
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(1932)
Revjames Cleveland: Rocker.
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(1932)
Noel Fore: Belgium sport Champion.
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(1932)
Tertius Metcalf: Businessman.
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(1931)
Henry Cuesta: American musician, a clarinet player known primarily for his work on the Lawrence Welk Show.
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(1931)
Patricia Hardy: American actress (d. 2011).
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(1931)
Maria Tipo: Italian pianist, teacher giving master classes, and a professor at various conservatories.
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(1931)
Ronnie Schell: American actor.
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(1931)
Ronnie Schell in Richmond: California, USA; American actor and comedian (Gomer Pyle, Good Morning World).
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(1930)
Barbara Ruick in Pasadena: California, USA; actress (Apache War Smoke, T? Para Mi).
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(1930)
Paul Ambille: French painter, received title 'peintre de la marine' in 1993.
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1930
1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Chet Baker: Jazz trumpeter, fell to death out of a hotel window at 59.
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(1929)
Monique Watteau: Belgian author, artist, painter, wrote "Je suis le tenebreux".
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(1929)
Dick Weber: American professional tenpin bowler (d. 2005).
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(1929)
Patrick Watson: Canadian TV personality, the co-host of popular Canadian journalistic programs that include "This Hour has Seven Days.
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(1929)
Ike Jones: American actor and producer (d. 2014).
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(1928)
Chronis Aidonidis: Greek singer and educator.
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(1927)
Kenneth Negus: American astrologer and professor of German who has a Ph.
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(1927)
Charlie Williams (comedian)
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(1927)
Joseph Castaldo: Composer.
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(1926)
Laurent Negro: French founder of the first agency in Europe to provide temporary work for the unemployed.
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(1926)
Robert Bly: American poet, translator, editor and publisher; active in the men’s movement since the 1980s, doing workshops and writing about men’s issues in "Iron John" and other works.
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(1926)
Dusan Kostic: Composer.
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(1926)
James Dewar: Journalist / documentary film-maker.
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(1925)
Pierre Bérégovoy: French economist.
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(1925)
Albert Jacquard: French geneticist, researcher and essayist.
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(1925)
Andrée Putman: French designer.
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(1925)
Duncan Hallas: English author and politician (d. 2002).
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(1925)
Harry Guardino in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Monty Nash, Perry Mason, Hill Street Blues).
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(1925)
Rayner Unwin: British book publisher (Born 1925).
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(1924)
Bob Kurland: American basketball player and politician (d. 2013).
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(1924)
Floyd Kalber in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; newscaster (NBC Weekend News anchor - 1973).
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(1923)
Lucas M: Mangope; first President of Bophuthatswana (1977-94).
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(1923)
James Stockdale: American admiral and pilot Medal of Honor recipient (d. 2005).
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(1923)
Günther Schifter: Austrian journalist and radio host (d. 2008).
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(1923)
Onofre Marimón: Argentinian race car driver (d. 1954).
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(1923)
Jean-No?l Maillard: Tourcoing physician.
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(1923)
Buzz Miller: American dancer whose specialty was contemporary ballet and modern dance.
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(1923)
Gunther Schifter: Austrian music journalist (d. 2008).
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(1923)
Onofre Marimon: Argentine racing driver (d. 1954).
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(1923)
Bob Barker in Darrington: Washington, USA; TV host (The Price is Right).
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(1923)
Milt Okun in Brooklyn: New York, USA; orchestra leader (Starland Vocal Band Show).
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(1923)
Claudio Scimone: Italian conductor.
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(1923)
Ruth Roman in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Sylvia - Knots Landing, Dallas).
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(1923)
Milt Okun: Brooklyn, New York -- Orchestra leader (Starland Vocal Band Show).
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(1923)
Leonard Stern in New York City: New York, USA; producer/TV writer (Phil Silvers Show, Get Smart).
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(1923)
Kenneth Henry Lowry Lamb: Broadcaster.
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(1922)
Micheline Ostermeyer: French athlete and concert pianist, a great-niece of French author Victor Hugo.
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(1922)
Micheline Ostemeyer
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(1922)
Ian Powell Bancroft: Civil servant.
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(1922)
Georges Brun: France sport Champion.
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(1921)
Guy Beaulne: French-Canadian actor and theatre director (Born 1921).
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(1921)
Clara Auteri: Italian theatre and film actress.
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(1920)
Pierre Alibert: Gaillac-sur-Tarn Military man.
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(1920)
Georges Beauregard: French film producer and entrepreneur.
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(1920)
Birger Malmsten: Swedish actor (d. 1991).
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Kenneth M Taylor: American pilot (d. 2006).
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(1919)
Kenneth Taylor: American general and pilot (d. 2006).
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(1919)
Jacques Bourlaud: Poitiers Military man.
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(1918)
Helmut Schmidt: German Social Democratic (SPD) politician who served as Chancellor of West Germany from 1974 to 1982.
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(1918)
Jose Greco: Italian-American dancer; born in Italy and raised in Brooklyn, NY, becoming one of the greatest Spanish dancers.
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(1918)
Helmut Schmidt Chancellor of Germany (SPD: 1974-82).
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(1918)
Kumar Pallana: Indian-American actor (d. 2013).
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(1918)
José Greco: Italian-American dancer and choreographer (d. 2000).
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(1916)
Dino Risi: Italian film critic, scriptwriter and film director, specializing in Neapolitan-style humor movies.
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(1916)
Denise Bastide: French politician, she was a member of the French National Assembly.
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(1914)
Dezider Kardos: composer.
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(1913)
Hans Henkemans: Dutch pianist, teacher, composer of classical music and psychiatrist.
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(1913)
Leo A: Ketelaars Dutch oratorio vocalist.
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(1912)
Otto Meyer: Germany Military man.
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(1912)
Pierre Skawinski: France sport Champion.
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(1911)
George Brasno: American midget, the brother of fellow midget Olive Brasno.
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(1911)
Niels Jerne: English-Danish physician and immunologist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1994).
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(1911)
Niels Kaj Jerne: English-born immunologist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (d. 1994).
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(1911)
Marie Orav: Estonian chess player (d. 1994).
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(1911)
James Gregory: Bronx, New York -- Actor (My Favorite Martian, Barney Miller).
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(1910)
María Mercedes de Borbón y Orleans: Mother of Juan Carlos I, King of Spain from 1975 to 2014.
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(1910)
Kurt Meyer: German SS officer (Born 1910).
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1909 - 1900
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1900
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