Famous Birthdays of 23 September
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 23rd of September
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1999
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1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989 - 1980
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1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979 - 1970
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1979
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1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Yvette Fielding: English television presenter.
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(1968)
Adam Price: Welsh politician.
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(1967)
Hilary Andersson: American-English journalist.
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(1967)
LisaRaye McCoy: Movie Actress.
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(1967)
Chris Wilder: English footballer and manager.
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(1966)
Lisa Raye
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(1966)
Janet Albrechtsen
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(1966)
Pete Harnisch: Commack, New York -- Pitcher (NY Mets).
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(1966)
LisaRaye McCoy-Misick: American actress and fashion designer.
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(1966)
Doug Widell: NFL guard (Detroit Lions).
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(1966)
LisaRaye: American actress.
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(1965)
Mark Woodforde: Adelaide, South Australia -- Tennis star (1993 Wimbledon mixed).
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(1965)
Ian Leggatt: Cambridge, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1990 Canadian Tour).
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(1964)
Bruno Solo: French actor and producer, formerly TV presenter, he created the TV serie "Caméra Café".
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(1964)
Josefa Idem: German athlete, winner of a gold medal at the Olympic Games in Sydney 2000.
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(1964)
Larry Krystkowiak: American basketball player and head coach.
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(1964)
Sigolène Prébois: French designer, set designer and decorator, who, with business partner Catherine Lévy, since 1992 has run the 'Tsé & Tsé associées' brand and company that designs, manufactures and markets items for the home.
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(1964)
Koshi Inaba: Japanese singer-songwriter (B'z).
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(1964)
Julian Parkhill: English biologist and academic.
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(1964)
Leon Meijs: Soccer player (Willem II).
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(1964)
Diane Dixon: Brooklyn, New York -- 4x400m runner (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1964)
Clayton Blackmore: Welsh footballer and manager.
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(1964)
Bill Phillips: American businessman and author.
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(1964)
Katie Mitchell: English director and producer.
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(1963)
Alex Proyas: Egyptian-Australian director producer and screenwriter.
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(1963)
Gabriele Reinsch: German DR, discus thrower (world record 1988).
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(1963)
Anne-Marie Cadieux: Canadian actress director and screenwriter.
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(1963)
Rhonda Bay: American mother of an abducted child.
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(1962)
John Harbaugh: Coach.
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(1962)
Deborah Orr: Scottish journalist.
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(1962)
Jack Warren Pierce: Cherry Hill, New Jersey -- Hurdler.
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(1961)
Chi McBride: American actor and singer.
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(1961)
Lesley Fitz-Simons: Scottish actress who is best known for her role in "Take the High Road" from 1983.
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(1961)
Simon Reggiani
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(1961)
William Cameron McCool
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(1961)
Elizabeth Pena: American actress.
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(1961)
Phyllis Hines: Nashville, Tennessee -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
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(1961)
William C McCool: San Diego, California -- Lieutenant Commander USN / Astronaut.
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(1961)
William McCool: American astronaut William C. McCool - STS107 pilot and Commander in the U.S.
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(1961)
Willie McCool: American astronaut (d. 2003).
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(1960)
Bertrand de Broc
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(1960)
John Rocca: English funk singer (Southern Freeze).
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(1960)
Mitchell Anderson: American athlete, played pro basketball for three seasons beginning in 1982.
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(1960)
Bertrand De Broc: French yachtsman, sailed dinghies, optimists, 420s and sports cats.
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(1960)
Luis Moya: Spanish race car driver.
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1960
1959 - 1950
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(1958)
Harry de la Roche
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(1958)
Larry Hogan Mize: Augusta, Georgia -- PGA golfer (1987 Masters).
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(1958)
Danielle Dax: English singer-songwriter and producer (Lemon Kittens).
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(1958)
Khaled El Sheikh: Bahraini singer, songwriter and composer.
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(1958)
Larry Mize: American golfer.
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(1958)
Khaled Sheikh: Bahraini singer-songwriter.
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(1958)
Harry De La Roche: American homicide: killed his mother, father and two brothers in 1976.
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(1958)
Marvin Lewis: American football player and coach.
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(1957)
Rosalind Allen
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(1957)
Rosalind Chao: American actress.
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(1957)
Sylvie Garant: Montmagny, Quebec -- Playmate (Nov, 1979).
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(1957)
Tony Fossas: Cuban-American baseball player and coach.
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(1957)
Kumar Sanu: Indian singer-songwriter and producer.
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(1957)
Emilia Contessa: Indonesian singer-songwriter actress and politician.
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(1956)
Paolo Rossi: Italian soccer player; helped Italy win the World Cup 1982.
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(1956)
Maren Jensen in Arcadia: California, USA; actress (Athena - Battlestar Galactica).
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(1956)
Tom Hogan: Australian cricketer.
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(1956)
June Forester: Chattanooga, Tennessee -- Country singer (Forester Sister-Men).
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(1956)
Lili Carati: Varese, Italy -- Miss Italy (1975) / actress (Alcove).
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(1956)
Peter David: American author actor and screenwriter.
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(1955)
Patty Weaver
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(1955)
Patti Weaver: West Virginia, United States -- Actress (Days of our Life, Gina - Young and the Restless).
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(1955)
Damiel Heglund: American firefighter (wtc).
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(1955)
Paolo Rossi: Italian footballer.
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(1955)
Carol Duffy: Scottish poet and playwright who was appointed Britain's Poet Laureate in May 2009.
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(1954)
Cherie Blair: British lawyer and wife of Prime Minister Tony Blair; an employment law specialist, a part-time judge and mother of four children.
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(1954)
George C Wolfe
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(1954)
George Wolfe: American director of theater.
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(1954)
Charlie Barnett: American actor (d. 1996).
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(1953)
Sam Karmann
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(1953)
Nicholas Witchell: English journalist.
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(1952)
Guillaume Durand: French radio and TV host, son of Lucien and Nicole, artists (gallery owners).
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(1952)
William Shimell
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(1952)
Jim Morrison: American baseball player and manager.
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(1952)
Mark Bego: American biographer.
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(1952)
Anshuman Gaekwad: Indian cricketer.
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(1952)
Dennis Lamp: American baseball player.
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(1951)
Nathalie Gautier
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(1951)
Steven Springer: American guitarist and songwriter (d. 2012).
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(1951)
Ron Klink: (Rep-D-Pennsylvania).
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(1950)
Patrick Simpson-Jones
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(1950)
Scott Newman: American noted family, the son of Paul Newman and first wife, Jacqueline, a skydiving instructor with 500 jumps to his credit, as well as a stunt man.
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(1950)
Alexandre Adler: French historian, journalist and expert of contemporary geopolitics, the former USSR, and the Middle East.
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(1950)
Jhampa Shaneman: Canadian Buddhist Astrologer, co-author of the book, "Buddhist Astrology.
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(1950)
George Garzone: American saxophonist and educator.
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
Bruce Springsteen: American musician known as "The Boss," a singer and songwriter, guitarist and leader of "The E Street Band.
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(1949)
Brian Clark: Canadian-Australian metaphysician and astrologer since 1972, the co-founder with Stase Mikal of "Fraternity for Canadian Astrologers" and editor of their national journal and newsletter.
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(1949)
Bruce Springsteen in Asbury: New Jersey, USA; rock musician ("Born in the USA").
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(1949)
Floella Benjamin: Baroness Benjamin Trinidadian-English actress academic and politician.
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(1949)
Christian Crahay: Belgian theatre, film and television actor, director and professor, who since 1996 has worked regularly as a lecturer at the Institute of Broadcast Arts in Brussels and since 1999 as a lecturer at the National School of Visual Arts in La Cambre.
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(1949)
Bruce Sprinsteen: Freehold artists.
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(1949)
Kostas Tournas: Greek singer-songwriter.
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(1949)
Jerry Jenkins: American author.
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(1948)
Rob van Koningsbruggen: Sculptor.
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(1948)
Don Grolnick: American pianist and composer (Ten Wheel Drive) (d. 1996).
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(1948)
Dan Toler: American guitarist (The Allman Brothers Band and Gregg Allman Band) (d. 2013).
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(1947)
Francine Racette
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(1947)
Mary Kay Place
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(1947)
Neal Smith: American drummer and songwriter (Plasmatics).
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(1947)
Mary Kay Place in Tulsa: Oklahoma, USA; actress/country singer (Mary Hartman!).
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(1947)
Don Grolnick: Jazz musician.
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(1947)
Christian Bordeleau: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1947)
Christian Escoudé: French jazz guitarist.
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(1947)
Mary Place: American actress singer director and screenwriter.
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(1946)
John Woo
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(1946)
Bernard Maris: French economist, writer and journalist who was also a shareholder in Charlie Hebdo magazine.
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(1946)
Anne Wheeler: Canadian director producer and screenwriter.
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(1946)
Jim Mc
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(1946)
Franz Fischler: Austrian politician.
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(1946)
Genista McIntosh: Baroness McIntosh English politician.
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(1946)
Davorin Popović: Bosnian singer-songwriter (Indexi).
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(1945)
Igor Ivanov: Russian politician and diplomat Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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(1945)
Paul Petersen: American actor and singer, he made his appearance on "The Donna Reed Show" as her son and went on to a singing career.
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(1945)
Ron Bushy: American drummer (Iron Butterfly).
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(1945)
Paul Petersen in Glendale: California, USA; actor (Jeff Stone - Donna Reed Show).
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(1944)
Eric Bogle: Scottish-born folk singer-songwriter who emigrated to Australia in 1969.
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(1944)
Loren J Shriver: Iowa, United States -- Colonel USAF / Astronaut (STS 51-C, STS 31, STS 46).
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(1944)
Richard Lambert: English journalist and academic.
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(1943)
Julio Iglesias: Spanish singer, known as the master of the love song, the world's top selling living pop star, Iglesias has sold a Guinness record of 100 million albums worldwide.
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(1943)
Antonio Tabucchi: Italian writer, the author of the best-seller "Sostiene Tereira," which was made into a movie with Marcello Mastroianni.
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(1943)
Guy Canivet: French judge, president of the Court of Cassation from 2005 and as such the highest judge in France.
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(1943)
Gaby Dohm: Austrian actress on TV and in film.
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(1943)
Tanuja : Indian actress.
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(1943)
Marty Schottenheimer: American football player and coach.
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(1943)
Walter Scott: Rock vocalist (Whispers).
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(1943)
Bob Clement: (Rep-D-Tennessee).
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(1942)
Sila Maria Calderon: Puerto Rican politician.
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(1942)
Reg : American male prostitute, rape victim, sexual abuse victim, raped by stepfather 2-1954; sexually abused for several yrs; morphine at 17; street prostitute.
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(1942)
Colin Low: Baron Low of Dalston Scottish scholar and politician.
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(1942)
Sila Calderón: Puerto Rican businesswoman and politician 12th Secretary of State of Puerto Rico.
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(1941)
George Jackson: American activist and author co-founded the Black Guerrilla Family (d. 1971).
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(1941)
Robert Vogel: Columbus sports Champions.
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(1941)
Bob Vogel: American football offensive lineman for the Baltimore Colts from 1963 to 1972.
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(1941)
Simon Nolet: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
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(1941)
Norma Winstone: English singer-songwriter.
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(1941)
Renato Curcio: Italian terrorist, the founder and former leader of the Italian left-wing militant organization, the Red Brigades (Brigate Rosse).
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(1941)
Bruno Delmas: French palaeographer and archivist, who was appointed curator of the French National Archives (1966-1971), curator of the National Archives of the Ivory Coast (1972-1973), head of the training center for archivists at the University of Dakar (1973-1976), and professor of contemporary archives at the 'École nationale des chartes' (1977-2007).
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(1940)
Anna Karina: Danish, now French citizen, film actress, director, and screen writer who has spent most of her working life in France.
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(1940)
Tlaxcala (Mexico)
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(1940)
Gerhard Hennige
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(1940)
Michel Temer: Brazilian lawyer and politician 25th Vice President of Brazil.
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(1940)
Gerhard Heinnige
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(1940)
Mohammad-Reza Shajarian: Iranian singer-songwriter.
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(1940)
Tim Rose: American singer-songwriter and banjo player (The Big 3) (d. 2002).
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1939 - 1930
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(1937)
Pierre Vassiliu: French singer and songwriter born to a Romanian father.
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(1937)
Jacques Poulin: Canadian author and translator.
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(1936)
Eugène Saccomano
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(1936)
Eugene Saccomano: French radio journalist and non-fiction author.
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(1936)
Roland Guillas: France sport Champion.
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(1936)
Dr Tareq Suheimat: Jordanian physician, nephrologist.
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(1936)
Valentin Paniagua: Peruvian lawyer and politician, was Interim President after the fall of Fujimorato.
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(1936)
Tareq Suheimat: Jordanian physician general and politician (d. 2014).
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(1936)
Valentín Paniagua: Peruvian lawyer and politician 91st President of Peru (d. 2006).
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(1936)
Sylvain Saudan: Swiss skier.
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(1935)
Pierre Mariétan
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(1935)
Ron Tindall: English-Australian footballer cricketer and manager (d. 2012).
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(1935)
Arland Williams: Jr.
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(1935)
Pierre Marietan: Composer.
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(1935)
Walter Blankley: American sales engineer and CEO of Ametek, a manufacturer of industrial and military machinery.
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(1935)
Prem Chopra: Pakistani-Indian actor.
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(1935)
Les McCann: American singer and pianist.
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(1934)
M Lane: American-born Canadian poet based in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
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(1934)
Per Enquist: Swedish journalist author and playwright.
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(1934)
Ahmad Khan: Crown Prince of Afghanistan.
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(1934)
Fisher Tull: American composer, arranger, educator, administrator, and trumpeter, a.k.
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(1934)
Ahmad Shah Khan: Crown Prince of Afghanistan.
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(1934)
Per Olov Enquist: Swedish writer (Hour of the Lynx).
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(1933)
Lloyd Old: American immunologist and academic (d. 2011).
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(1932)
Sergio Brighenti: Italian soccer playera nd coach.
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(1932)
Georg Keßler: German footballer and manager.
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(1932)
Guido Gratton: Italy sport Champion.
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(1931)
Edouard Maunick
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(1931)
Hilly Kristal: American businessman founded CBGB (d. 2007).
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(1931)
Gerald Stairs Merrithew: Canadian educator (d. 2004).
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(1931)
Gerald Merrithew: Canadian educator and politician (d. 2004).
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(1931)
Stan Lynde: American author and illustrator (d. 2013).
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(1931)
Ruud van den Hende: Sports reporter.
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(1931)
Lino Grassi: Italy sport Champion.
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(1930)
Ray Charles: American musician, a singer, composer and pianist, a 12-time Grammy winner.
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(1930)
Colin Blakely: Bangor, North Ireland -- Actor (Shattered, Equus, King Lear).
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(1930)
Pyotr Ivanovich Kolodin: Cosmonaut (Soyuyz 7, 10, 11 backup).
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(1930)
Sehba Akhtar: Pakistani poet and songwriter (d. 1996).
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(1930)
Ray Charles in Albany: Georgia, USA; singer/pianist ("Georgia").
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(1930)
Edward Kimball: American Mormon historian and biographer, an emeritus law professor at Brigham Young University (BYU) who has written biographies of his father, Spencer W. Kimball, and his mother, Camilla Eyring Kimball.
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1929 - 1920
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(1926)
John Coltrane: American musician, a jazz clarinetist and saxophonist, composer and recording artist.
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(1926)
André Cassagnes: French toy maker created the Etch A Sketch (d. 2013).
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(1926)
Jimmy Woode: American bassist (Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band) (d. 2005).
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(1925)
Jean-François Calvé: French actor who died on 8 October 2014 in Couilly-Pont-aux-Dames (Seine-et-Marne).
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(1925)
Eleonora Rossi Drago: Italian sensual leading lady of Italian and international films, including "Dorian Gray," "David and Goliath" and "Under Ten Flags.
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(1925)
Jean-Charles Tacchella: French journalist, film critic, scriptwriter and director.
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(1925)
Barry Linehan: Actor (Bullseye, Dark Places, Witchcraft).
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(1925)
Jean Calve: France Actor.
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(1925)
Eleonora Drago: Italian actress (d. 2007).
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(1925)
Denis Twitchett: Cambridge scholar, and Chinese historian (Born 1925).
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(1924)
Jean Piat: French stage and film actor, and writer, member of the Comédie-Française until 1972 and professor in René Simon course.
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(1924)
Heinrich Schultz: Estonian cultural functionary.
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(1924)
Pedro Cardenal: Nicaraguan journalist and publisher (d. 1978).
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(1924)
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro Cardenal: Nicaraguan newspaper editor (d. 1978).
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(1923)
Vello Helk: Estonian-Danish historian and author (d. 2014).
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(1923)
Margaret Pellegrini: American actress and dancer (d. 2013).
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(1922)
Louise Latham: American actress.
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(1922)
Philip Owen Arnould Sherrard: Scholar Theologian poet / translator.
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(1922)
Carl Prytz: Norwegian poet, novelist, essayist, playwright, translator, radio personality, and literary critic.
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(1922)
James Holloway: Charleston Military man.
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(1921)
Marcel Pujol: Alan EXecutives.
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(1921)
Pierre Cabanne: French art critic, journalist and writer.
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(1920)
Mickey Rooney: American 5'2.
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(1920)
Discovery of Neptune
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(1920)
Alexander Arutiunian
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(1920)
Alexander Millerand: elected President of France.
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(1920)
Jiri Jaroch: Composer.
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(1920)
Gerard W Taylor: South African / British surgeon.
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(1920)
Ovadia Yosef: Rabbi Ovadia Yosef is considered to be a genius scholar and a grand Halacha arbiter among religious Jews.
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Adolphe Deledda
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(1919)
Pierre-Roland Giot: French anthropologist, archaeologist and geologist.
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(1918)
Alden Colvocoresses: American army officer who developed in 1973-1979 the Space-oblique Mercator projection with John Parr Snyder and John L. Junkins.
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(1917)
El Santo
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(1917)
Imry Nemeth: Hungary -- Hammer thrower (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1917)
Cesare Gallea: Italy sport Champion.
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(1916)
Aldo Moro: Italian corrupt politician who was Premier of the country five times from 1963 and the leader of the Christian Democratic party.
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(1916)
Joseph Menard: France Military man.
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(1916)
Leon Jorna: France Military man.
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(1915)
Finn Arnestad: Composer.
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1909 - 1900
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