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Famous Birthdays of 24 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 24th of February

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Bailey Sok: Dancer.
(2002) Louis Tomeo: TV Actor.
(2001) Ramona Marquez: Movie Actress.
(2000) Tanner Maloney: YouTube Star.
(2000) Justin Coggins: Musical.
(2000) Genneya Walton: Dancer.
(2000) William Klein: Reality Star.

See what else happened on the 24th of February of: 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000

1999 - 1990

(1999) Lívian Aragão
(1998) Michaela Sliney: American child of noted parent, fencer Molly Sliney and her husband Keith.
(1998) Tyanna Jones: Pop Singer.
(1997) Jonah Bobo
(1997) Jacy Jordan: Dancer.
(1997) Lauren Bonnell: Pop Singer.
(1997) Oscar Molander: Pop Singer.
(1995) Brittany Raymond: Dancer.
(1995) Jacob Murphy: English footballer.
(1995) Rachel Levin: YouTube Star.

(1994) Earl Sweatshirt: American rapper part of the collective OFWGKTA.
(1994) Thomas Boudat
(1994) Savannah Dickinson: American noted family, the alleged daughter of Sylvester Stallone and model Janice Dickinson.
(1994) Bryan Mouque: Pop Singer.
(1994) Ryan Francis: Scottish footballer.
(1993) Emily Rudd: Model.
(1993) Alexys Fleming: YouTube Star.
(1991) Emily Didonato
(1991) O'Shea Jackson Jr
(1991) Semih Kaya: Turkish footballer.
(1991) Adam Slack: Guitarist.
(1991) Emily DiDonato: American model of Italian, Irish, and Native American ancestry.
(1991) O'Shea Jackson, Jr.: Actor.
(1991) Madison Hubbell: American ice dancer.
(1991) O'Shea Jackson: Movie Actor.
(1990) Jaymi Hensley: Pop Singer.
(1990) Stefan Müller: German footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Trace Cyrus: American musician.
(1989) Daniel Kaluuya: Actor.
(1989) Kosta Koufos: American-Greek basketball player.
(1988) Nicole Faverón
(1988) Alexander Koch (actor)
(1988) Rodrigue Beaubois
(1988) Emma Hayman: New Zealand tennis player.
(1988) Brittany Bowe: Athlete.
(1988) Alexander Koch: TV Actor.
(1987) Stéphan Rizon

(1987) Tena Desae: Actress.
(1987) Kim Kyu Jong: Korean singer (SS501).
(1987) Chieko Kawabe: Japanese singer, model and actress.
(1986) Sébastien Rouault: French swimmer, he won two gold medals at the European championships, on 800m and 1500m (freestyle).
(1986) Inguna Butane
(1986) Dre Davis: TV Actress.
(1986) Wojtek Wolski: Polish-Canadian ice hockey player.
(1986) Bryce Papenbrook: Voice Actor.
(1985) Jessica-Jane Clement
(1985) Priscilla Chan: Businesswoman.
(1985) Priscilla Chan
(1985) Tom Atkin: Rock Singer.
(1985) Sofia Salcido: American homicide victim of her dad.
(1985) Britney Stevens: American pornographic actress.
(1985) Mario Herrera: YouTube Star.
(1984) Wilson Bethel: TV Actor.
(1984) Corey Graves: Wrestler.
(1984) Nicholas Saputra: Indonesian actor and model.
(1984) Sterling James Keenan: American professional wrestler.
(1984) Clivio Piccione: Monegasque race car driver.
(1983) Sophie Howard
(1983) Isabelle Ithurburu
(1983) Ethan Morgan: American perpetrator of vehicular homicide.
(1983) Matt McGinley: American drummer (Gym Class Heroes and Kill the Frontman).
(1982) Amandine (IVF)
(1982) Klara Zakopalova: Czech tennis player.
(1982) Klara Koukalova
(1982) Fala Chen: Chinese-American actress and beauty pageant titleholder.
(1982) Dafne Molina
(1982) Kevin O'Neill: New Zealand rugby player.
(1982) Emanuel Villa: Argentinian footballer.
(1982) Klára Zakopalová: Czech tennis player.
(1982) Stella Young: Australian comedian and journalist (d. 2014).
(1982) Nick Blackburn: American baseball player.
(1981) Lleyton Hewitt: Australian tennis player, a Wimbledon champion 2002.
(1981) Virginie Couturier: French victim of rape and murder by Patrick Godefroy in 1986.
(1981) Felipe Baloy: Panamanian footballer.
(1981) Mauro Rosales: Argentinian footballer.
(1981) Mohammad Sami: Pakistani cricketer.
(1981) Patrick Hastings: American shooting victim, shot by an assailant on 17 December 2010 in Glassboro, New Jersey, then left paralysed and eventually wheelchair bound.
(1980) Anton Maiden: Swedish rock music fan (d. 2003).
(1980) Shinsuke Nakamura: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1980) Roman Sloudnov: Russian swimmer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Sébastien Bosquet
(1979) Claire Cooper: British actress.
(1979) Jesse Billauer: American quadriplegic surfer.
(1978) Louise Woodward: British au pair, hired on 11/18/1996 by the Eappen family in America to care for their infant, Matthew.
(1978) Ona Grauer
(1978) DeWayne Wise: American baseball player.
(1978) Leon Constantine: English footballer.
(1978) Louise Woodward in Elton: England; nanny who killed Matthew Eappen.
(1978) John Nolan: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Straylight Run and Taking Back Sunday).
(1978) Gary : Rapper.

(1978) Shinya : Japanese drummer and songwriter (Dir En Grey).
(1977) Floyd Mayweather Jr
(1977) Jean-Pierre Vidal: French alpine skier, he won the gold medal at the Winter Olympic Games (Salt Lake City 2002).
(1977) Jason Akermanis: Australian footballer and coach.
(1977) Bronson Arroyo: American baseball player and singer.
(1977) Alexis Jose Grullon in New York City: New York; singer (Menudo-Cannonball).
(1977) Floyd Mayweather, Jr.: Athlete.
(1977) Floyd Mayweather: Grand Rapids, Michigan -- Featherweight boxer (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1976) Jan Koum: Businessman.
(1976) Bradley McGee: Australian cyclist and coach.
(1976) Zach Johnson (golfer)
(1976) Zach Johnson: American golfer.
(1976) Marco Campos: Brazilian racing driver (d. 1995).
(1976) Yuval Noah Harari: Historian.
(1976) Eric Griffin: American guitarist (Murderdolls and Wednesday 13).
(1976) Matt Skiba: American musician (Alkaline Trio, Heavens).
(1976) Crista Flanagan: American actress and screenwriter.
(1975) Kristin dos Santos
(1975) Callan Mulvey
(1975) Ashley MacIsaac: Canadian singer-songwriter and fiddler.
(1975) Walter O'Brien: Entrepreneur.
(1975) Ashley MacIssac: Canadian musician, fiddler, fiery and rebellious.
(1975) Maurizio Giuliano: writer and traveller.
(1974) Chad Hugo: American keyboard player songwriter and producer (N*E*R*D).
(1974) Anjanette Kirkland
(1974) Mike Lowell: Puerto Rican-American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1974) Bonnie Somerville: American actress and singer.
(1974) Karim Bagheri: Iranian footballer.
(1974) Jeremy Laster in Fullerton: California, USA; water polo driver (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Simeon Rice: defensive end (Arizona Cardinals).
(1973) Chris Fehn: American percussionist (Slipknot).
(1973) Alexei Kovalev: Russian ice hockey player and pilot.
(1973) Antony Dupuis: French tennis player, who won one singles title in Milan in 2004 and reached a career-high singles ranking of World No.
(1973) Christina Papadaki: Greek tennis player.
(1973) Stubby Clapp: Canadian baseball player and coach.
(1973) Richard Clapp: Canadian baseball player.
(1973) Yordan Yovchev: Bulgarian gymnast.
(1973) Alexei Kovalev in Moscow: Russia; NHL right wing (New York Rangers).
(1973) Harold Morrow: full back (Minnesota Vikings).
(1973) James Michael Kennedy in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; rocker (For Fun-Unbelievable Fun Boys).
(1973) Kavis Reed: Canadian Football League defensive back (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1973) Jordan Jovtchev: Bulgarian gymnast.
(1972) Zofia Borucka
(1972) Ron Davis: NFL cornerback (Atlanta Falcons, Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1972) Teodor Currentzis: Greek conductor and composer.
(1972) Pooja Bhatt: Movie Actress.
(1972) Manon Rheaume in Lac Beauport: QuTbec, Canada; first female NHL player (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1972) Patricia Regan Leines in Medford: Oregon, USA; Miss Oregon-America (1996-third).
(1972) Larry Amar in Camarillo: California, USA; field hockey midfielder/captain (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Manon Rhéaume: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1971) Pedro de la Rosa: Spanish Formula One driver.
(1971) Gillian Flynn
(1971) Conn Iggulden: British author who mainly writes historical fiction.
(1971) Brian Savage in Sudbury: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Montreal Canadiens).
(1971) Aki Rahunen: in Finland; tennis star.
(1971) Brian Savage: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1971) Josh Bernstein: American explorer author and television host.
(1970) Jonathan Ward in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; actor (Doug - Charles in Charge, Beans Baxter).
(1970) Jeff Garcia: Canadian Football League quarterback (Calgary Stampeders).
(1970) Wilson Alvarez in Maracaibo: Venezuela; pitcher (Chicago White Sox).
(1970) Kienast quintuplets: American quintuplets.
(1970) Jeff Garcia: Canadian Football League quarterback (Calgary Stampeders).
(1970) Neil Sullivan: English-Scottish footballer and coach.

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1969 - 1960

(1968) Mitch Hedberg: American comedian (Born 1968).
(1968) Bruno Aveillan
(1968) Emanuele Naspetti
(1968) Mazan (cartoonist)
(1968) Vaughn Booker: NFL defensive end (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1968) Kendall Cross in Hardin: Montana, USA; 125.
(1968) John Velddman: soccer player (Sparta).
(1967) Jean-Charles Gicquel: French athlete, a high jumper who set his personal best (2.
(1967) Thierry Dubois: French sailor.
(1967) Brian Schmidt: Australian astrophysicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.

(1967) Gigi D'Alessio: Italian popular singer and Neapolitan singer-songwriter.
(1966) Billy Zane: American actor.
(1966) Alain Mabanckou
(1966) Ben Miller: English comedian, director and actor.
(1966) Rene Arocha: Cuban/American baseball pitcher (Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1965) Kristin Davis: TV Actress.
(1965) Alessandro Gassman
(1965) Paul Gruber: American athlete, a football player who signed a Tampa Bay Buccaneers contract in 1989 worth $3.
(1965) Jane Swift: American politician, the 69th Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts from 1999-2003, elected as a running mate for Paul Cellucci.
(1965) Lloyd McGrath: former English footballer.
(1965) Alessandro Gassmann: Italian noted family and actor, third son of Vittorio Gassman and companion Juliette Manyel.
(1965) Bas Rutten: Athlete.
(1964) Serge Hélan: French triple jumper, best known for his bronze medal at the 1995 World Indoor Championships.
(1964) Todd Field: American actor and film director.
(1964) Andy Crane: British radio and TV host.
(1964) Takashi Nagasako: Japanese voice actor.
(1964) Russell Ingall: Australian race car driver.
(1964) Bill Bailey: Comedian.
(1963) Laurent Ruquier: French "amuseur", TV host and presenter, playwright, satirical comedian, writer, and producer.
(1963) Line Beauchamp
(1963) Fuad Reveiz: NFL kicker (Minnesota Vikings).
(1963) Mike Vernon: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1963) Carlo: Duke of Castro.
(1963) Matias Carrillo: Mexican / US baseball outfielder (Florida Marlins).
(1962) Teri Weigel: American porn actress and model.
(1962) Michelle Shocked: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1962) Chris Chocola: Politician.
(1962) Eric Williams: American athlete, pro football player, defensive tackle.
(1962) Outi Mäenpää: Finnish actress and screenwriter.
(1962) Outi Maenpaa: Finnish actress.
(1961) Eric Rochant: French film director and screenwriter.
(1961) Suzanne Jurkowski: American dental assistant who married her boss, dentist and supermarket heir Robert D'Amour.
(1961) Janice Gibson in Tulsa: Oklahoma, USA; LPGA golfer (1994 Youngstown-Warren-15th).
(1961) Ellen Stofan: Scientist.
(1961) Erna Solberg: Politician.
(1961) Persijn "Dakota": Joling; Dutch rock guitarist/singer (Pilgrims - "Red").
(1961) Ruud Really: soccer player (Feyenoord).
(1960) Patrice L'Ecuyer: Canadian actor, comedian, DJ and TV host.
(1960) Rudy Rasmus: American pastor, author and global humanitarian who is known for his outreach efforts to the world’s poorest citizens.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Beth Broderick: TV Actress.
(1959) Owen Gleiberman: American film critic.
(1959) Beth Broderick in Falmouth: Kentucky, USA; actress (Aunt Zelda - Sabrina).
(1959) Muriel X: Belgian suicide, immolation.
(1958) Sílvia Pfeifer
(1958) Sammy Kershaw: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1958) Todd E Fisher
(1958) Mark Moses: American actor.
(1958) Todd Fisher: American noted family, the son of Debbie Reynolds and husband Eddie Fisher.
(1958) Silvia Pfeifer: Brazilian model and actress who appeared on many television shows during the 1990s before being cast in the film "Pop Star," 2000.

(1958) Susan Scannell in Lexington: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Nicole - Dynasty).
(1958) Plastic Bertrand: Belgian singer.
(1958) Sammy Kershaw in Kaplan: Louisiana, USA; country vocalist (Cadillac Style).
(1957) Rafael Gordillo
(1957) Phil McConkey: NFL wide receiver (New York Giants).
(1957) Lan Burden: Rocker.
(1956) Paula Zahn: American journalist and producer.
(1956) Eddie Murray: American baseball player.
(1956) Eddie Murray in Los Angeles: California, USA; first baseman (Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland Indians).
(1956) Peter Pagel: German footballer (d. 2010).
(1956) Judith Butler: American philosopher and gender theorist, considered by many as "one of the most influential voices in contemporary political theory," and as the most widely read and influential gender theorist in the world.
(1955) Steve Jobs: American entrepreneur, one of the originators of the computer revolution, co-founder of Apple Computer Corporation and Pixar Animation Studios.
(1955) Alain Prost: French car racer, the most successful driver ever in history, a driver of Formula-1 vehicles.
(1955) Heini Wathén
(1955) Stella Carnacina: Italian film actress and singer.
(1955) Eddie L Johnson: retired American professional basketball player and sex offender.
(1955) Eddie Johnson: American basketball player.
(1955) Bob Abrams: Ohio, United States -- Rocker (Buckinghams).
(1954) Plastic Bertrand: Belgian singer, songwriter, producer, and television presenter, born to an Ukrainian mother and to a father coming from France.
(1954) Jacques Rebillard
(1954) Ann Bell: American Teacher, Entrepreneur and Children's Book Author.
(1954) Marquess of: Normanby.
(1954) Sid Meier: Canadian-American game designer and programmer created the Civilization series.
(1953) Vincent Desportes
(1953) Jane Hirshfield: Poet.
(1952) Tommy Burleson
(1952) Tom Burleson: in USA; basketball (Olympics-silver-1972) tallest Olympian - 7 feet 4 inches.
(1952) Simon Weinstock: Businessman / racehorse owner.
(1952) Cherrie Floyd: American actress, married to chiropractor/homeopath Edwin C. Floyd.
(1951) Helen Shaver: Canadian-American live theater, film and TV actress whose work is highly praised.
(1951) John Ogonowski: American pilot of American Airlines flight No.
(1951) Debra Rupp: TV Actress.
(1951) Debra Jo Rupp: American actress.
(1951) Debra Jo Rupp: Actress.
(1951) David Ford: Northern Irish social worker and politician.
(1951) Laimdota Straujuma: Latvian economist and politician 12th Prime Minister of Latvia.
(1951) Tony Holiday: German singer (d. 1990).
(1951) Dale O'Brien: American astrologer, speaker, teacher, writer, entertainer.
(1950) Richard Bandler
(1950) Steve McCurry: American photographer and journalist.
(1950) G J: M Gazdar; computational linguist.
(1950) Cathy Mant: LPGA golfer.
(1950) George Thorogood: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Manuel de Sica
(1949) Manuel De Sica: Italian noted family, the son of Vittorio De Sica; a songwriter for special occasions.
(1948) Geneviève Levy
(1948) Dennis Waterman: British actor.
(1948) Tim Staffell: English singer and guitarist (Smile Humpy Bong and Morgan).
(1948) Jayalalithaa : Indian actress and politician 16th Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
(1948) J Jayalalithaa: Indian politician.
(1948) Lorri Menconi: Playmate (Feb, 1969).
(1948) Lord Melchett
(1948) Dennis "Minder" Waterman: London, England -- Actor (Fair Exchange).

(1948) Walter Smith: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1947) Edward James Olmos
(1947) Mike Fratello: American basketball Head Coach, Cleveland Cavaliers.
(1947) Bob Magnusson
(1947) Brigitte Douay
(1947) Vladimir Chekasin
(1947) Rupert Holmes: English singer-songwriter and playwright.
(1947) Edward James in Olmos: California, USA; actor (Miami Vice, Stand and Deliver, Triumph).
(1947) Edward James Olmos: Actor.
(1947) Lonnie Turner: bassist/vocalist (Steve Miller Band - "Abracadabra").
(1947) Raymond Roche: French Grand Prix motorcycle road racer.
(1947) Rupert Holmes in Tenafly: New Jersey, USA; singer (Pi�a Colada song).
(1947) Edward Olmos: Mexican-American actor and activist.
(1946) Gérard Longuet: French politician, postal, telecommunications and industry minister in 1993.
(1946) Barry Bostwick
(1946) Barry Bostwick: Actor.
(1946) Jean-Yves Riocreux: French Roman Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Basse-Terre.
(1946) Michael Radford: Director (1984, White Mischief).
(1946) John Stapleton: British journalist, entertainer and TV host of "This Is Your Life" at Thames Television from 1970.
(1946) Tullio De Piscopo: Italian drummer and singer, born the son of a drummer in an orchestra.
(1946) Barry Bostwick in San Mateo: California, USA; actor (Spin City, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Lexx, Megaforce, Movie Movie, Scruples, Foul Play).
(1946) Lise-Lotte Mann: Danish astrologer, one of the best known and most loved astrologers in Denmark, died of cancer in Copenhagen on the first day of the new millennium, 1/01/2001, 6:29 PM.
(1946) Grigory Margulis: Russian mathematician and academic.
(1946) Jenny O'Hara in Sonora: California, USA; actress (Wishmaster, Facts of Life, My Sister Sam).
(1946) Anthony Mayer: chief executive (Housing Corporation).
(1946) Jerry Nachman: Journalist.
(1945) Guy Owen
(1945) Billy Boyle
(1945) Steve Berrios: American drummer (d. 2013).
(1945) Barry Bostwick: American actor, perhaps best known for his portrayal of the shallow mayor in "Spin City," a popular TV series from 1996-2002.
(1945) Alain Prost in France Formula One race driver (1985: 1986, 1989, 1993) and team owner.
(1944) Marc Lincourt
(1944) Nicky Hopkins: English pianist (All-Stars Screaming Lord Sutch and the Savages and Quicksilver Messenger Service) (d. 1994).
(1944) David Wineland
(1944) Ivica Račan: Croatian politician 7th Prime Minister of Croatia (d. 2007).
(1944) Sheila Larkin in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Deborah - Storefront Lawyer).
(1944) Nicky Hopkins rock pianist (The Rolling Stones - "Ruby Tuesday": Jeff Beck, Quicksilver).
(1943) George Harrison: British musician, composer and producer.
(1943) Jacques Bompard: French politician who serves as the Mayor of Orange, elected as mayor in June 1995 and reelected in 2001, 2008, and 2014.
(1943) Jean-Pierre Kucheida: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1943) Pablo Milanés: Cuban singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1943) Kent Haruf: American writer, author of several novels, including "Plainsong, "The Tie That Binds," and "Eventide.
(1943) Terry Semel: American business executive.
(1943) Hristo Prodanov: Bulgarian mountaineer (d. 1984).
(1943) Pablo Milanes: Cuban musician.
(1943) Catherine Cesarsky: French astronomer, known for her successful research activities in several central areas of modern astrophysics.
(1943) Luigi Meroni: Italian soccer player for Turin, an extrovert and anti-conformist, destined for a grand career before he died in a car crash in Torino (Turin), Italy, on October 15, 1967.
(1942) Joe Lieberman: American politician, chosen by Al Gore on 8/07/2000 as a running mate for the Presidential race.
(1942) Stuart Henry (DJ)
(1942) Jenny O'Hara
(1942) Paul Jones: English singer harmonica player and actor (Manfred Mann The Blues Band and The Manfreds).
(1942) Gayatri Spivak: Indian philosopher theorist and academic.
(1942) Colin Bond: Australian race car driver.
(1942) Stuart Henry: Scottish disc jockey and actor who contracted Multiple Sclerosis.
(1942) John Neumeier: American-born ballet dancer, the director and chief choreographer of the Hamburg Ballet since 1973.
(1942) David Williamson: Australian writer, noted for his plays.
(1942) David K Williamson: Australian screenplay / playwright (Removalists).
(1941) Giuditta Saltarini: Italian cabaret singer and actress.
(1941) Joanie Sommers: American singer and actress.
(1940) Pete Duel: American actor (Born 1940).
(1940) Guy Périllat: French skier.
(1940) Jean-Marie Cavada
(1940) Jimmy Ellis: WBA heavyweight boxing champion (1968-70).
(1940) Maria Gabriella : Savoyard princess and noted historian of Italy.
(1940) Guy Perillat: France sport Champion.
(1940) Denis
(1940) Theo Bosch: Dutch humanist / architect (Nieuwmarkt, Amsterdam).
(1940) Peter Duel: American stage, television, and film actor, best known for his role as outlaw Hannibal Heyes (alias Joshua Smith) in the television series "Alias Smith and Jones.
(1940) Denis Law: Scottish footballer and sportscaster.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Marisa Mell: Austrian actress who became a cult figure of 1960s Italian B-movies.
(1939) George Bain: principal (London Business School).
(1939) Jamal Islam: Bangladeshi physicist and cosmologist (d. 2013).
(1939) Joy Mukherjee: Indian actor and director (d. 2012).
(1938) James Farentino: American actor (d. 2012).
(1938) Phil Knight: American sportswear manufacturer.
(1938) Martyn Sanderson: New Zealand actor (Born 1938).
(1938) Kathleen Richardson: president (Methodist Conference).
(1938) James Farentino in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Dead and Buried, Final Countdown).
(1938) Kathleen Margaret Richardson: Baroness Richardson of Calow, British Baroness and Methodist reverend.

(1937) French Second Republic
(1937) Jerry Wiggin: British Member of Parliament.
(1937) Jozef Jurion: Belgium sport Champion.
(1936) Martin Malvy: French politician who is a member of the Socialist Party.
(1936) Olivier Stirn: Boulogne-Billt Politician.
(1936) René Pellat: French engineer who began his scientific career at the Atomic Energy Commission, then as director of research at CNRS.
(1936) Lance Reventlow: American heir to the Woolworth fortune as the only son of Barbara Hutton.
(1934) Renata Scotto: Italian operatic diva who was known internationally for her concert tours and records.
(1934) Binju wa Mutharika
(1934) Frank Chapot: United States -- Equestrian (1960, 72 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1934) George Ryan: Politician.
(1934) Georges Fages: France sport Champion.
(1934) Shuko Mizuno: Composer.
(1934) Bettino Craxi: Italian politician, head of the Italian Socialist Party from 1976 to 1993 and Prime Minister of Italy from 1983 to 1987.
(1934) Linda Cristal: Buenos Aires, Argentina -- Actress (Victoria-High Chapparal).
(1934) Bernard Chiarelli
(1934) Flemming Nielsen: Denmark -- Soccer player (1960 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1933) Léon van Daele
(1933) Ali Mazrui: Kenyan-American political scientist philosopher and academic (d. 2014).
(1933) David Newman: American jazz saxophonist.
(1933) : American saxophonist and composer (d. 2009).
(1933) Leon Van Daele: Belgium sport Champion.
(1933) Judah Folkman: American physician and biologist (d. 2008).
(1932) Michel Legrand: French musical composer, arranger, conductor, and pianist.
(1932) John Vernon: Canada -- Actor (Animal House, Chained Heat, Dirty Harry).
(1932) Felix Werder: German-Australian composer (d. 2012).
(1932) Andrew Jacobs Jr American politician (Representative-Democrat-Indiana: 1965-73, 1975-).
(1932) Everard Goodman: English real estate developer (TOPS Estates).
(1932) Zell Miller: American sergeant and politician 79th Governor of Georgia.
(1932) Brenda Maddox: American journalist and author.
(1931) James Abourezk: American lawyer and politician, Democratic Senator from San Diego, CA.
(1931) Brian Close (cricketer)
(1931) Dominic Chianese: American actor.
(1931) Maezumi Hakuyu Taizan Koun: Teacher Rinzai / Soto lines of Zen Buddhism.
(1931) Marta Marzotto: Italy -- Countess.
(1931) Jack Bordier: French film producer.
(1931) Linda Cristal: Argentinean-American actress who played leading roles in Mexican films from age 16, entering Hollywood from the mid-'50s in film and TV.
(1931) Lev Vasilyevich Vorobyov: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1931) Inge Bernstein: British judge.
(1931) Brian Close: English cricketer and coach (d. 2015).
(1931) John Georges: American administrator, chemical engineer and CEO of International Paper, a forest products manufacturing giant.
(1930) Barbara Lawrence: Carnegie, Oklahoma -- Actress (Joe Dakota).
(1930) Anita Steckel: American artist (d. 2012).
(1930) Dinorah Pillet: French family trauma, the mother of Nadine Allaria, a policewoman who shot her three kids and herself to death on 1/26/1996.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Zdzislaw Beksinski
(1929) Roland Bauchot: Les Lilas physician.
(1929) David Houston: Major General / Lord Lieutenant of Sutherland.
(1929) Kintaro Ohki: South Korean wrestler (d. 2006).
(1929) Richard B Shull in Evanston: Illinois, USA; actor (Diana, Holmes and Yo-Yo).
(1928) Barbara Lawrence: American actress.
(1928) Paulette Veste: France sport Champion.
(1928) Michael Harrington: American democratic socialist, writer, political activist, political theorist, professor of political science, radio commentator and initiator of the Democratic Socialists of America.
(1928) Al Lettieri in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Deadly Kiss, Pulp, Mr Majestyk, Getaway).
(1928) Michael Harrington in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; socialist/author (Fragments of Century).

(1927) Emmanuelle Riva: French stage, film and tv actress.
(1927) Raymond A Lucker
(1927) Rosario Ibarra de Piedra: Mexican activist, founder of the Committee Eureka! Senator and the Labor Party (PT).
(1927) Emmanuéle Riva: Cheniménil Actor.
(1927) Trevor Colbourn: American historian and academic (d. 2015).
(1927) David Mourao-Ferreira: Poet / politician.
(1927) Raymond Lucker: American Roman Catholic priest and bishop who took a stand on a controversial issue when he wrote that it is time for the church to leave celibacy behind.
(1926) Reginald Freeson: British MP.
(1926) Erich Loest: German write.
(1926) John Gunther Dean: American diplomat.
(1926) Jean Alexander: English actress.
(1926) Paul Bartholetti
(1926) John Dean: German-American diplomat.
(1925) Bud Day: American colonel and pilot Medal of Honor recipient (d. 2013).
(1925) Etel Adnan: Poet.
(1925) Guy Owen: American writer, a novelist and poet as well as teacher and critic.
(1924) William Pillar: British Admiral.
(1924) Lionel Dakers: director (Royal School of Church Music).
(1924) Erik Nielsen: Canadian lawyer and politician 3rd Deputy Prime Minister of Canada (d. 2008).
(1924) Hal Herring: American football player and coach (d. 2014).
(1923) Pierre Dumayet: French journalist, writer and producer, who participated in the beginnings of French television.
(1923) Maurice Garrel: French film actor who appeared in over a hundred films and was nominated twice for a César Award for best supporting actor: in 1991 for "La Discrète" and in 2005 for "Kings and Queen.
(1923) Jean Dubaco: France Writer.
(1923) Robert-André Vivien: St-Mandé Politician.
(1923) David Soyer: American cellist (d. 2010).
(1922) André Famechon
(1922) Steven Hill: Seattle, Washington -- Actor (Goddess, Raw Deal, Yentl, Law & Order).
(1922) Horia Damian: Romanian artist and sculptor, he lives & works in Paris, France.
(1922) Richard Hamilton: English painter and academic (d. 2011).
(1922) Andre Famechon: France sport Champion.
(1922) Jean Vaur: Cherbourg physician.
(1922) Silvio Formentin: Italian soccer player.
(1921) Abe Vigoda: American actor.
(1921) Gaston Reiff: Belgian runner.
(1921) Douglass Watson: Jackson, Georgia -- Actor (Satan Murders, Another World).
(1921) Ludwig Munzinger: German publisher and publicist.
(1921) Ludvig Aschkenazy: writer.
(1921) Ingvar Lidholm: Swedish composer.
(1921) Gerard Wlerick: French astronomer who died in Boulogne-Billancourt on 28 January 2010.
(1920) Guy Desnoyers: French parish priest from Uruffe who killed his pregnant mistress after having made her pregnant.
(1920) Eddie Chamblee
(1920) Ernst Reiss: Swiss mountaineer (d. 2010).
(1920) Thomas Parkinson: American poet.
(1920) Frank Rogers: CEO (NPA Telegraph).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Alan Hugh: Iliffe psychologist.
(1919) Jean Soissons: Bar le Duc Military man.
(1919) John Warnecke: American architect, he designed the Arlington Cemetery gravesite of President John F. Kennedy.
(1919) Arpad Bogsch: Hungarian turned American international civil servant (d. 2004).
(1919) Betty Marsden: English comedy actress (d. 1998).
(1919) Earl Kitchener: of Khartoum.
(1919) Nellie Connally: American newsmaker, the First Lady of Texas from 1963 to 1969.
(1918) Emile Mairal-Bernard: St-Victor Military man.
(1917) Ivan Gerard: Rennes Journalist.
(1917) William Fairbank: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Physicist (superconductivity).

(1916) Gene Mitchell: museum director.
(1916) Guglielmo Gabetto: Italian soccer player.
(1915) Charles Henry: "Harry" Urwin trade unionist.
(1915) Marcel Garnotel: French criminal, a murderer who was sentenced to death and executed.
(1915) Maurice Pezet: Salon de Provence Writer.
(1914) Zachary Scott: Austin, Texas -- Actor (Spotlight Playhouse, Mildred Pierce).
(1914) Weldon Kees: American author poet painter and pianist (d. 1955).
(1914) Ralph Erskine: English-Swedish architect designed The Ark and Byker Wall (d. 2005).
(1914) David Langdon: Cartoonist / illustrator.
(1913) Francois Bourbotte: France sport Champion.
(1913) Richard Murphey: Goodwin economist.
(1912) Ulrich de Maizière
(1912) Jean Bouhier: France Writer.
(1912) Julius Kowalski: composer.
(1912) Esteban Sanlúcar: Spanish flamenco guitarist and composer.
(1912) Jiří Trnka: Czech puppet maker animator and director (d. 1969).
(1911) Konrad Lechner: Composer.
(1910) Marianne Löfgren
(1910) Lord Hazlerigg

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jean Marin: French military officer in the navy, 1930-38 and reporter, from 1939.
(1909) August Derleth: American editor, anthropologist; publisher and horror fantasy writer.
(1909) Guillaume Le Bigot: Lorient Military man.
(1909) Michael Francis: Morris Lindsay orientalist.
(1909) Jean Yves: Morvan Marin broadcaster.
(1909) Robert Ramillon: France sport Champion.
(1909) Riccardo Freda: Egyptian-Italian director and screenwriter (d. 1999).
(1909) Bob Ramillon: French tennis professional player of the 1930s and winner of the French Pro in 1932.
(1909) Mary Antin: Activist.
(1909) Max Black: Dutch / British / US philosopher (analytical philosophy).

(1909) August William Derleth: Sauk City, Wisconsin -- Writer (Judge Peck Mysteries).
(1908) Ivon Belaval: France Writer.
(1908) Yvon Belaval: French philosopher and philologist, specializing in Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and the eighteenth century.
(1908) Telford Taylor: American general lawyer and historian (d. 1998).
(1906) Alexis Curvers: Belgian novelist, the author of "Pius XII, The Outraged Pope.
(1906) Alexis Curvers Belgian author (Tempo di Roma: Bourg-le-Rond).
(1906) Jacques Cathy: France Actor.
(1905) Guillaume Landré: Dutch composer of operas, 4 symphonies, and chamber music.
(1905) E Boyland: Biochemist.
(1905) Guillaume Landre: composer.
(1905) Christian Geliot: Epinal Military man.
(1903) Irène Némirovsky
(1903) Abram Topor
(1903) Franz Burda: German publisher and founder of Burda Publications.
(1903) Vladimir Bartol: Italian-Slovene author and playwright (d. 1967).
(1903) Robert Mascre: Chauny EXecutives.
(1902) Virginio Rosetta: Italian soccer/football player and team manager, considered to be the first professional player in Italy.
(1902) Marcel Rochas: French fashion designer and perfumer, whose house motto is "elegance, simplicity and youth.
(1902) Virgilio Rosetta: Italy sport Champion.
(1902) Pierre Chosson: France Scientist.

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