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2010 - Today

(2012) Estelle : First child of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, Duke of Västergötland.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Jillian Ward: Filipino actress and model.
(2001) Lilla Crawford: Actress.
(2000) Jenna Arend: YouTube Star.
(2000) Clay LaBrant: Vine Star.
(2000) Julian Martel: Pop Singer.
(2000) Christian Martyn: Movie Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Beatriz Monteiro
(1999) Luigi Grosu: Pop Singer.
(1999) Christine Hanson: American fatality on board United Flight No.
(1998) Darian Orlando: YouTube Star.
(1997) Kasey McKellar: TV Actor.
(1996) Brad Corey: YouTube Star.
(1996) D'Angelo Russell: Basketball Player.
(1995) Andrew Wiggins: Basketball Player.
(1995) Oliver Kirby: Guitarist.
(1994) Dakota Fanning: American child actor/actress including "I Am Sam" in 2001 and "Charlotte's Web" (2006) and TV programs like "ER.

(1994) Lucas Pouille
(1994) Cameron Palatas: TV Actor.
(1994) Little Simz: Musician.
(1993) Jae Curtis: Guitarist.
(1993) Kasumi Ishikawa: Japanese table tennis player.
(1993) Moe Othman: YouTube Star.
(1992) Samara Weaving: TV Actress.
(1992) Nikki Blackketter: YouTube Star.
(1992) Casemiro : Brazilian footballer.
(1992) Kyriakos Papadopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1991) Dominik Büchele: German pop singer, he finished in fourth place of season 6 of the German talent-search TV show, "Deutschland sucht den Superstar".
(1990) Karen Kounrouzan
(1990) Kevin Cheung: Mauritian swimmer.
(1990) Terry Hawkridge: English footballer.
(1990) Shelby Blackstock: American noted family, the first child of award-winning country music star Reba McEntire and her husband-manager.
(1990) Jeniffer Morel: Dancer.
(1990) Da'Quan Bowers: Football Player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Evan Bates: American ice dancer.
(1989) Laurence Beveridge: Rock Singer.
(1989) Amara Baby: French footballer.
(1988) Anne-Sophie Barthet
(1988) Nicolás Gaitán: Argentinian footballer.
(1988) Byron Maxwell: Football Player.
(1987) Ab-Soul : Rapper.
(1987) Sarah Urie: Family Member.
(1987) Theophilus London: Trinidadian-American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1987) Elysa Montfort: Gay rights activist.

(1986) Kazuya Kamenashi: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (KAT-TUN and Shūji to Akira).
(1986) Skylar Grey: American musician.
(1986) Elle Liberachi
(1986) Boipelo Makhothi: Lesotho swimmer.
(1986) Emerson Conceição: Brazilian footballer.
(1986) Jerod Mayo: American football player.
(1986) Ola Svensson: Swedish singer-songwriter.
(1984) Andre Ward: Athlete.
(1983) Emily Blunt: Movie Actress.
(1983) Aziz Ansari: Indian-American comedian.
(1983) Mirco Bergamasco: Italian rugby player.
(1983) Courtney Culkin: American Playboy Playmate.
(1983) Mido : Egyptian footballer.
(1982) Diana Kovalchuk
(1982) Malia Metella: French freestyle swimmer, born to a Guianan father and a mother coming from Morocco.
(1982) Adam Hann-Byrd: American actor and screenwriter.
(1982) Nick Dupree: American activist.
(1982) Karan Singh Grover: Actor.
(1982) Karan Grover: TV Actor.
(1982) Anna-Maria Galojan: Estonian politician.
(1982) Karan Singh: Indian actor.
(1981) Josh Gad: Stage Actor.
(1981) Michaël Erpelding
(1981) Jan Böhmermann
(1981) Gareth Barry: English footballer.
(1981) Dylan Ryder: American porn actress.
(1981) Charles Tillman: American football player.
(1981) Seth Gold: Reality Star.
(1981) Mai Nakahara: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1981) Cédric Bellec: French criminal, sentenced at 10pm on 27 October 2003 to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 22 years, for having tortured then brutally murdered his foster parents, Aimée and Philippe Narré, on 14.
(1980) John Maus
(1980) Yvonne Tousek in Kitchener: Ontario, Canada; gymnastic (Olympics-1996).
(1980) Mathieu Berson: French footballer who until 2013 played for Championnat National club Vannes as a midfielder.
(1980) Amazon Eve: American model and actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Yodelice
(1979) Maria Stepanova
(1979) S E Cupp
(1979) Amazon Eve
(1979) SE Cupp: American author and political commentator.
(1979) Sascha Zacharias: Swedish actress.
(1979) S Cupp: American journalist and author.
(1978) Yuka Motohashi: Japanese actress.
(1978) Residente : Puerto Rican singer-songwriter (Calle 13).
(1978) Dan Snyder: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1978).

(1978) Karolina Rantamaki: Ice hockey left wing (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1978) Jo Joyner: English actress.
(1978) Rene Perez: Puerto Rican musician (Calle 13).
(1977) Dally Randriantefy: Antananarivo in Madagascar; tennis star (1993 Marseille).
(1977) Kristina Smigun-Vahi: Estonian cross-country skier.
(1977) Kristina Šmigun-Vähi: Estonian skier.
(1977) Angie Trostel in Oxford: Ohio; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1976) Kelly MacDonald
(1976) Scott Elarton: American baseball player.
(1976) Dmitriy Dudarev: Hockey forward (Team Kazakhstan Olympics - 1998).
(1976) Aaron Aziz: Movie Actor.
(1976) Kelly Macdonald: British actress.
(1976) Satoshi Yoneyama: Japanese wrestler.
(1976) Jeff O'Neill: in Richmond Hill; NHL center (Hartford Whalers).
(1975) Gotham Chopra: American-East Indian noted family, the son of Deepak Chopra and follower of the path of his father, that of spiritual leader and counselor.
(1975) Bohdan Ulihrach
(1975) Natalia Verbeke: Argentinian actress and singer.
(1975) Michael Cornacchia: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1975) Bohdan Utihrach: in Czechoslovakia; tennis star.
(1975) Chris Garner: NBA guard (Toronto Raptors).
(1975) Pat Barnes: quarterback (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1975) Michael Tricario: Actor (Randy-Wonder Years).
(1975) Robert Lopez: American composer.
(1974) Herschelle Gibbs: South African athlete, a cricketer.
(1974) Leko: American DJ.
(1974) Kenyon Cotton: full back (Baltimore Ravens).
(1973) Robert Pipkins in Staten Island: New York, USA; luger (Olympics-1994).
(1973) Jeff Nordgaard: American-Polish basketball player.
(1973) Lars-Olof Johansson: Swedish musician (The Cardigans).
(1973) Linda Ulvaeus: Swedish singer-songwriter, screen and stage actress.
(1973) Jack Case: American artist.
(1973) Arnold Dwarika: Trinidadian footballer.
(1972) Pier Paolo Curti
(1972) Jamie Watson (basketball)
(1972) Steve Papin: WLAF running back (Scotland Claymores).
(1972) Steve Holy: American country singer.
(1972) Rondell White: American baseball player.
(1972) Alessandro Sturba: Italian footballer.
(1972) Jamie Watson: NBA forward (Utah Jazz).
(1972) Pierpaolo Curti: Italian soccer player; made his debut in Fanfulla then for 1989-89 season, minor leagues, then returned to Fanfulla.
(1972) Greg Hill: NFL running back (KC Chiefs).
(1972) Ryan Grigson: NFL guard / tackle (Detroit Lions).
(1971) Melinda Messenger: English model and television host.
(1971) Carin Koch
(1971) Don Maxwell: Canadian cricketer.
(1971) Joe-Max Moore: American soccer player.
(1971) Jeong Chan: South Korean actor.
(1971) Torsten Kienass in Berlin: Germany; hockey defenseman (Team Germany).
(1971) Carin Hjalmarsson in Koch Kungalv: Sweden; golfer (1995 Pinewild-7th).
(1971) Jason Keller: Scarsdale, New York -- Actor (Jason-Out of the Blue).
(1971) Shane Keller in Scarsdale: New York, USA; actor (Shane - Out of the Blue).
(1971) Ryohei Odai: Japanese actor and voice actor.
(1971) Jung Chan: South Korean actor.
(1970) Marie-Josée Croze: Canadian actress.
(1970) Nathalie Arthaud
(1970) Oksana Grigorieva
(1970) Shoko Aida: Japanese singer and actress.
(1970) Marie-Josee Croze: Canadian actress.
(1970) Keanna Reeves: Filipino actress.
(1970) Niecy Nash: American actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Michael Campbell: New Zealand-Australian golfer.
(1969) Ed McDaniel: NFL linebacker (Minnesota Vikings).
(1969) Marc Wauters: Belgian cyclist.
(1969) Michael Campbell in Hawera: New Zealand; Australasia golfer.
(1969) Daymond John: Entrepreneur.
(1968) Carole Gaessler: French television journalist.
(1968) Dennis Coleman: American homicide, the killer of his girl-friend's mother Joyce Aparo, on 8/05/1987, Glastonbury, CT at the instigation of his 16-year old girlfriend, Karin Aparo.
(1968) Justin Bell: British racing driver.
(1967) Hélène Darroze: French chef, who was the first woman to obtain two Michelin stars.
(1967) András Stohl

(1967) Steve Stricker
(1967) Chris Vrenna: American drummer songwriter and producer (Nine Inch Nails Tweaker Die Warzau and Exotic Birds).
(1967) Simone Whitmore: Doctor.
(1967) Pam Blundell: fashion designer.
(1967) Gord Murphy in Willowdale: Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (Florida Panthers).
(1967) Steven C Stricker in Edgerton: Wisconsin, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Northern Telecom-second).
(1967) Tamsin Greig: English actress.
(1967) Sri Srinivasan: Judge.
(1966) Ryan John Cassidy
(1966) Alexandre Borges
(1966) John Druce in Peterborough: Ontario, Canada; NHL right wing (Philadelphia Flyers, Los Angeles Kings).
(1966) Neal McDonough: American actor.
(1966) Ryan Cassidy: American actor and noted family, the son of Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy.
(1966) Mark Abrahamian: American guitarist (Starship) (d. 2012).
(1965) Michael Dell: American computer manufacturer.
(1965) Helena Suková: Czech-Monacan tennis player.
(1965) Veronica Webb
(1965) David E Clemmer: American ion mobility-mass spectrometrist, 2006 recipient of Biemann Medal.
(1965) Ashok Kamte: Indian police officer (d. 2008).
(1965) Sylvie Guillem: French ballet dancer, born to a gymnastics teacher (mother), she was the top-ranking female dancer in Paris from 1984 to 1989.
(1964) Ronan Vibert
(1964) Byron Evans: NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1964) John Norum: Norwegian guitarist and songwriter (Europe).
(1964) Dana Katherine Scully: Fictional character (X-Files).
(1963) Bobby Bonilla: American baseball player, a right fielder for the Atlanta Braves.
(1963) Bobby Bonilla in New York City: New York, USA; outfielder (New York Mets, Baltimore Orioles, Florida Marlins).
(1963) Andrea Sawatzki: German actress, successful through role of detective in TV series Tatort.
(1963) Reza Abdoh: theatre director.
(1963) Robert Collins: keyboard player.
(1963) Rados?aw Sikorski: Polish politician.
(1963) Debbie Kruck in Danbury: Connecticut, USA; Ms Fitness USA (1994).
(1963) Radosław Sikorski: Polish journalist and politician 11th Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland.
(1962) Olivier Ducastel
(1962) Michael Wilton: American guitarist (Queensrÿche and Soulbender).
(1962) Melinda Mays: Augusta, Georgia -- Playmate (Feb, 1983).
(1962) Louise Wilson: Educator.
(1961) Kito de Pavant
(1961) David Warshofsky
(1961) Kelly Hansen: American drummer (Summer Lights).
(1960) Crown Prince Naruhito
(1960) Xavier Musca: French economist, writer, and public administrator.
(1960) Dimitri Casali
(1960) Cindy Figg-Currier in Mount Pleasant: Michigan, USA; golfer (1994 British Open-6th).
(1960) Gloria von Thurm un Taxis in Munich: German Federal Republic; Princess.
(1960) Ivan Vdović: Serbian drummer (Suncokret Šarlo Akrobata Supernaut and Ekatarina Velika) (d. 1992).
(1960) Naruhito : Japanese royalty, the son of Crown Prince Akihito and Crown Princess Michiko, the child of a new-style love marriage.
(1960) Gloria Thurn und Taxis: Princess, by marriage, of the German Thurn und Taxis House.
(1960) Alan Griffin: Australian politician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Richard Dodds: British field hockey player.
(1959) Linda Nolan: Irish singer and actress (The Nolans).
(1959) Ian Liddell-Grainger: Scottish soldier and politician.
(1959) Nick de Bois: English politician.
(1959) Clayton Anderson: American engineer and astronaut.
(1959) John Arthur Wilson in Ceres: California, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Anheuser-Busch-4th).
(1958) Dominique de Lacoste
(1958) David Sylvian: Vocal / guitar (Sylvian Sylvian, Japan-Adolescent Sex).
(1958) Ria Brieffies: Dutch vocalist (Dolly Dots).
(1958) Dominique De Lacoste: French humourist, member of the duet "Les Vamps" (1988-2015.

(1958) Patrick Marriott: English general.
(1958) Tony Barrell: English writer and journalist.
(1957) Ria Brieffies: Dutch singer (Dolly Dots) (d. 2009).
(1956) Tom : Japanese singer.
(1956) Sandra Osborne: Scottish politician.
(1956) Alan Roberts: American writer, a former cocaine addict.
(1956) Maren Jensen in Glendale: California, USA; actress (Battlestar Galactica).
(1956) Wagner : Pop Singer.
(1955) Flip Saunders: American basketball Head Coach, Timberwolves.
(1955) Howard Jones: Pop Singer.
(1955) Barbara Januszkiewicz: Artist.
(1955) Francesca Simon: Children's Author.
(1955) Tom Bodett: American voice actor, radio personality, and writer.
(1955) Guadalupe Pineda: World Music Singer.
(1954) Louis Bertignac: French musician and singer, formerly member of the pop band "Telephone", born to a jewish Algerian father (formerly known as Benhaïm).
(1954) Viktor Yushchenko: Ukrainian politician who fought a bitter battle for election to President of the Ukraine on October 31, 2004 and in the days following.
(1954) Joyce Jackson: American professional racquetball player, achieving the world rank of number seven.
(1954) Rajini Thiranagama: Sri Lankan physician and academic (d. 1989).
(1954) Carlos Guirao: Spanish guitarist keyboard player and composer (Neuronium) (d. 2012).
(1953) Satoru Nakajima: Japanese race car driver.
(1953) Kenny Bee: Hong Kong singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (The Wynners).
(1953) Marie-Jo Simenon: American actress, the only daughter of Belgian writer Georges Simenon and of his second wife Denyse Ouimet.
(1953) Walter Wick: American photographer and author.
(1953) Sallie L Baliunas: Astrophysicist.
(1953) Adnan Polat: Turkish businessman.
(1952) Brad Whitford: American musician, a member of the aggressive, blues-based hard rock group Aerosmith.
(1952) Marshall Herskovitz: Director.
(1951) Patricia Richardson: TV Actress.
(1951) Rita Poelvoorde: Belgian ballet dancer, a star in ballets directed by Maurice Bejart.
(1951) Hélène Potvin
(1951) Pierre-René Lemas
(1951) Ed Jones: American football player.
(1951) Shigefumi Mori: Japanese mathematician.
(1951) Nicholas Kenyon: controller (BBC Radio 3).
(1951) Patricia Richardson in Bethesda: Maryland, USA; actress (Home Improvement, Double Trouble).
(1951) Kenny Marchant: Politician.
(1951) : American football player and boxer.
(1950) Steve Priest in London: England; rock bassist (Sweet Hayes).
(1950) Maxi : Irish singer and radio personality.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Marc Garneau: Canadian Astronaut, a Navy Captain in the Canadian Space Agency from 1984 until he retired 4/05/1989.
(1949) Alain Carignon
(1949) Bruno Saby
(1949) Jean-Michel Charpin
(1949) Jean-Yves Cousin
(1949) Marc Garneau in QuTbec City: Quebec, Canada; PhD/astronaut (STS 13, 77).
(1949) César Aira: Argentine writer and translator.
(1949) Larry Demps: American R&B vocalist (Dramatics - "Me and Mrs Jones").
(1949) Maureen Hicks: British Member of Parliament.
(1948) Philippe Chatel: French singer, songwriter, guitarist and composer, who writes and performs his own songs.

(1948) Hannu Aho: Finnish novelist.
(1948) Catherine Perlès: French prehistorian who has written books on the subjects of Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, and Cultural Anthropology.
(1948) Bill Alexander: English director and producer.
(1948) Doug Moench: American comic book writer.
(1948) Steve Priest: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Sweet).
(1947) Pia Kjaersgaard: Danish politician.
(1947) John McWethy: American journalist (d. 2008).
(1947) Pia Kjærsgaard: Danish politician.
(1947) Anton Mosimann: Swiss chef and author.
(1947) Shakira Caine: Guyana -- Actress (Man Who be King) / Miss Guyana (1967).
(1946) Rusty Young: California, United States -- Rock steel guitarist (Poco-Heat of the Night).
(1946) Joseph Sobran: Activist.
(1945) Rodrigo A C Farias
(1945) Rodrigo Farias: Brazilian engineer and astrologer.
(1945) Allan Boesak: South African cleric and politician.
(1945) Frank Murray: Police Officer.
(1945) Svetlana Gerasimenko: Soviet Ukrainian and Tajikistani astronomer.
(1944) Oleg Yankovsky
(1944) Johnny Winter: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (d. 2014).
(1944) Florian Fricke: German keyboard player (Popol Vuh and Gila).
(1944) Mike Maxfield: rocker (Billy J Kramer and The Dakotas).
(1944) Bernard Cornwell: English author and educator.
(1944) James Cousins: British Member of Parliament.
(1944) Johnny Winter [John Dawson] in Leland: Mississippi, USA; guitarist (Silver Train).
(1944) Panayiotis Zavos: Scientist.
(1944) Dominique Alduy: French business executive, who serves as Deputy Chairwoman and Director of Agence France-Presse SA.
(1944) John Sandford: American journalist and author.
(1943) Kin'ya Kitaōji: Japanese actor.
(1943) Bobby Wayne Mitchell in Chatham: Virginia, USA; PGA golfer (1971 Cleveland Open).
(1943) Fred Biletnikoff: American football player and coach.
(1943) Robert Kidd: Scottish theater director.
(1943) Jada Rowland in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Penny - Hamptons, Amy - Secret Storm).
(1942) John Lewis: Head Master (Eton College).
(1942) Beau Boulter American politician (Representative-Republican-Texas: 1985-).
(1942) Suha Arın: Turkish film director writer producer and educator (d. 2004).
(1942) Ernest Pignon-Ernest: French.
(1941) Patricia Sun: American New Age teacher and lecturer.
(1941) William Hj�rtsberg in New York City: New York, USA; writer (Gray Matters, Fallen Angel).
(1941) Ron Hunt: American baseball player.
(1940) Peter Fonda: American actor on stage and in films, screenwriter and producer.
(1940) Jermyn P: Brooks; CEO (Price Waterhouse Europe).
(1940) Kamer Genç: Turkish politician of Zaza origin (d. 2016).
(1940) Jackie Smith: American football player.
(1940) Myriam Colombi: French actress and theatre director, who spent eleven years at the Comédie-Française.
(1940) Myriam Colomdi: La Carneille Actor.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Viktoras Kulvinskas: Lithuanian nutritionist, one of the foremost figures in the U.S.
(1939) Claude Melki
(1939) Lee Shaffer
(1939) Edmund Boyd Fisher: Publisher.
(1939) Majel Barrett: Columbus, Ohio -- Actress (Christine Chapel-Star Trek).
(1939) Josef Feistmantl: Austria -- Lugeist (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1938) Diane Varsi: American actress who, as a result of a sensational film debut in the super soap, "Peyton Place," 1957, earned an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Allison MacKenzie.
(1938) Paul Morrissey: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1938) Sylvia Chase in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; newscaster (ABC Weekend News, 20/20).
(1938) Diane Varsi in San Mateo: California, USA; actress (Peyton Place).

(1937) Gail Barber: American harpist and harp composer, recording artist and teacher.
(1937) Marc Bleuse: French musician and composer.
(1937) Tom Osborne: American football player coach and politician.
(1937) David Ward: president (Law Society).
(1937) Lord Tugendhat
(1936) Roger Rivière: French track and road bicycle racer, who competed as a professional from 1957 to 1960.
(1936) Roger Riviere: France sport Champion.
(1935) Gerrianne Raphael: American actress.
(1934) Jacques Séguéla: French advertising executive, co-founder of the advertising agency RSCG in 1970 (absorbed by the Havas Group in 1996).
(1934) Race Gentry
(1934) Linda Cristal: Argentinian-American actress.
(1934) Lady Digby
(1933) Donna J Stone: Poet.
(1933) Lee Quencey Calhoun in Laurel: Mississippi, USA; 110 metre hurdler (Olympics-gold-1956, 1960).
(1933) Donna Stone: American poet and philanthropist (d. 1994).
(1932) Michèle Vilma
(1932) Majel Barrett: American actress; widow of Gene Roddenberry (Born 1932).
(1932) Jim Bolger: American baseball player, a right-handed outfielder with the Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians, and Philadelphia Phillies between 1950 and 1959.
(1932) Majel Barrett: American actress; widow of Gene Roddenberry (Born 1932).
(1931) Tom Wesselmann: American artist associated with the Pop Art movement who worked in painting, collage and sculpture.
(1931) Marco Savioni: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) Tom Wesselmanl: American sculptor (Great American Nudes).
(1930) Jef Geeraerts: Flemish writer.
(1930) Paul West: English-American author poet and academic (d. 2015).
(1930) Johnny Seven in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Ironside, Amy Prentiss).
(1930) Imre Gyongyossy: Film Maker.
(1930) Gerry Davis: Writer.
(1930) Harry Boldt: German Fed Rep, equestrian dressage (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Alexy: Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow (d. 2008).
(1929) Eduard W "Ed" Bauer [Eddy Evers]: Dutch actor (Bluejackets).
(1929) Richard Moryl: Composer.
(1929) Jaan Einasto: Estonian astronomer and physicist.
(1929) Elston Howard: New York Yankees catcher (first black New York Yankees player/1963 American League Most Valuable Player).
(1928) Ralph Earnhardt: American race-car driver, the father of race champion Dale Earnhardt and grandfather of racer Dale, Jr.
(1928) Margot Seitelman: German-American Executive Director of American Mensa since 1961 when she answered an ad in the New York Times.
(1928) Andre Strappe: France sport Champion.
(1928) Vasily Lazarev: Russian colonel physician and astronaut (d. 1990).
(1928) Hans Herrmann: German race car driver.

(1928) Duke of: Beaufort.
(1928) Vasily Grigoryevich Lazarev: Siberia, USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 12, 18A).
(1928) Vasili Lazarev: cosmonaut (d. 1990).
(1928) André Strappe: French footballer who played striker, and later served as a manager.
(1927) Régine Crespin: French opera soprano, with a debut in Mulhouse in 1950 in "Lohengrin.
(1927) Nadine Alari
(1927) Ivan Hrusovsky: Composer.
(1927) Robert Neelly Bellah: Sociologist.
(1927) Mirtha Legrand: known by her stage name Mirtha Legrand, is an Argentine actress and television presenter who has worked in Argentina and Spain, twin sister of retired actress Silvia Legrand.
(1927) Regine Crespin: French operatic soprano (d. 2007).
(1926) Jean-Paul Clébert
(1926) William Roy: American physician journalist and politician (d. 2014).
(1926) Shelley Berman: American comedian and cabaret monologist on TV and in films, including "The Best Man," "The Wheeler Dealers," 1964 and "Every Home Should Have One," 1970.
(1925) Louis Stokes: American lawyer and politician (d. 2015).
(1925) Louis Stokes American politician (Representative-Democrat-Ohio: 1969-).
(1924) Claude Sautet: French director and television producer with a name well-known also as a screenwriter.
(1924) Ruben F Mettler
(1924) Allan McLeod Cormack
(1924) Ruben Mettler: American electrical engineer, business executive, wrote classified reports on airborne electronic systems; interceptor fire control system patent, married once, two children.
(1924) Lejaren Hiller: Composer.
(1924) Allan Cormack: South-African-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1998).
(1923) Dante Lavelli: American football player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1975.
(1923) Yiannis Grivas: Greek judge, 87th Prime Minister of Greece.
(1923) Gery Florizoone: Flemish poet.
(1923) Miljenko Smoje: Croatian journalist and screenwriter (d. 1995).
(1923) Rafael Addiego Bruno: Uruguayan politician.
(1923) Mary Shura: American author (d. 1991).
(1923) Ioannis Grivas: Greek judge and politician 176th Prime Minister of Greece.
(1923) Rafael Bruno: Uruguayan jurist and politician President of Uruguay (d. 2014).
(1922) James L Holloway III
(1922) Mike Nevelson: American sculptor of partially abstract metal artworks.
(1921) Luigi Oreste Speciani
(1921) Joseph Bergerard: French physician and zoologist; some of his scientific papers are housed in the AAAS archives (a French organization named Advancing Science Serving Society).
(1921) Maurice Carraz: Cibains physician.
(1921) Luigi Speciani: Italian medical doctor specializing in lung diseases, noted in his field.
(1920) Jacques Royal
(1920) Benyoussef Benkhedda
(1920) Hall Overton: Bangor, Michigan -- Composer (Enchanted Pear Tree).
(1920) Paul Gérin-Lajoie: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1920) Paul Gerin-Lajoie: Canadian politician.
(1920) David Wright: poet.
(1920) Lord St: Levan.
(1920) Youssef Ben Khedha: Algerian politician, the former leader of the provisional government of the Algerian Republic.
(1920) Raymond Reding: Belgian comic strip author who illustrated sports-themed comix.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Héléna Bossis: French theatre director.
(1919) Johnny Lucadello: American baseball player, primarily a second baseman.
(1919) Johnny Carey: Irish footballer and manager (d. 1995).
(1919) Lord Ezra
(1918) Thomas Gallagher: American writer whose first book, "The Gathering Darkness," was one of ten books nominated for the coveted National Book Award in 1952.
(1918) Richard Butler: American engineer founded the Aryan Nations (d. 2004).
(1918) Dom Aelred: Watkin headmaster (Downside School).
(1918) Richard G Butler: founder of Aryan Nations (d. 2004).
(1916) William Walsh: academic.
(1916) Fran?ois Hervouet: Nantes physician.

(1916) George Abel: Canada -- Ice hockey player (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1916) Martindale Sidwell: Organist / conductor.
(1915) Paul Tibbets: American military piilot who became known in WWII for commanding and piloting the Enola Gay, the plane which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945.
(1915) Jon Hall: American actor and director (d. 1979).
(1915) Heinrich Schirmbeck: German author (Das Spiegellabyrinth).
(1914) Robert Huebner: American physician and virologist, he is best known for his work establishing the link between viruses and cancer.
(1914) Margaret Farrer: CEO (Central Midwives Board).
(1914) Theofiel Middelkamp: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1914) Theodosia Preston: American astrologer.
(1914) Theo Middelkamp: Dutch-Belgian cyclist (d. 2005).
(1913) Sabine Sicaud: France Writer.
(1913) Charles Leonard: United States -- Pentathelete (1936 Olympics).
(1913) Earl of: Lincoln.
(1912) Carmelo Buonocuore: Italy sport Champion.
(1911) G Mennen Williams in Detroit: Michigan, USA; Supreme Court Justice/(Governor-Democrat-Michigan, 1949-60).
(1911) Walter Ernest Allen: Writer / critic.
(1910) Rosine Deréan

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1909 - 1900

(1908) William McMahon: Australian lawyer and politician 20th Prime Minister of Australia (d. 1988).
(1907) Lee Hyo-seok: South Korean author and poet (d. 1942).
(1907) Anthony Standerwick: Heal businessman.
(1905) Leonidas Zoras: composer.
(1904) Helen Nearing: American author, lecturer, violinist, visionary, and psychic who wrote "Develop Your Psychic Skills" and "Huna: A Beginner's Guide.
(1904) William L Shirer: Writer (Rise & Fall of 3rd Reich), dies at 89.
(1904) Leopold Trepper: Polish / Israeli spy / founded (CP Palestina).
(1904) Atahualpa Cioppo: Uruguayan writer and theater director.
(1904) Gaston-Marie Jacquier: French Catholic clergyman, who was Auxiliary Bishop of Algiers and Titular Bishop of Sufasar.
(1904) William Shirer: American writer, one of America's best-known journalists and historians.

(1904) William L: Shirer historian (Rise and Fall of third Reich).
(1904) Joseph Dancet: Chamb?ry EXecutives.
(1904) Terence Fisher: English director and screenwriter (d. 1980).
(1903) Grigori V: Aleksandrov Russian director (Veselye Rebjata).
(1902) André-Jacques Fougerat: French Catholic bishop, the Bishop of Grenoble from 1957 to 1969.
(1901) Federico Chabod: Italian historian who wrote on the history of political thought, notably "Machiavelli and the Renaissance," 1926.
(1901) Aartje W: "Mien" van It Sant-van Bommel author (Mieke-serial).
(1901) Edgar Ende: German painter (d. 1965).
(1900) Henri Petit: France Writer.
(1900) Elinor Remick: Warren composer.

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