Famous Birthdays of 24 May
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 24th of May
2010 - Today
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Elijah Burke: American wrestler.
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(1978)
Jade Winter: Australian swimmer (Olympics-1996).
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(1978)
Jo Joyner: English actress.
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(1978)
Johan Holmqvist: Swedish ice hockey player.
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(1978)
Brian Ching: American soccer player and coach.
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(1978)
Serena Garitta: Italian television personality.
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(1977)
Anne-Sophie Le Nalio
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(1977)
Naomi Ryan
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(1977)
Kym Valentine: Australian actress.
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(1977)
Poppycock: American tenor.
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(1977)
Jo Joyner: Soap Opera Actress.
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(1976)
Alessandro Cortini: Italian-American singer and keyboard player (Modwheelmood SONOIO Blindoldfreak and Nine Inch Nails).
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(1976)
Catherine Cox: New Zealand-Australian netball player.
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(1976)
Bob Maesen: Belgian flatwater canoer.
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(1975)
Will Sasso: Comedian.
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(1975)
Yannis Goumas: Greek footballer.
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(1975)
Katie King: Ice hockey forward (USA, Olympics - 1998).
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(1975)
Maria Lawson: English singer-songwriter.
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(1975)
Giannis Goumas: Greek footballer and coach.
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(1975)
Marc Gagnon: Canadian short track speed skater.
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(1974)
Thorbjørn Harr
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(1974)
Maria Vento-Kabchi
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(1974)
Florence Baverel-Robert: French biathlete who competed in the biathlon at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy.
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(1974)
Ace Custis: NBA forward (Dallas Mavericks).
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(1974)
Will Sasso: Canadian actor producer and screenwriter.
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(1974)
Maria Alejandra Vento in Caracas: Venezuela; tennis star (1995 Futures-Braz).
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(1974)
Magnus Manske: German biochemist and computer programmer developed MediaWiki.
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(1974)
Marcus Coleman: free safety (New York Jets).
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(1974)
Masahide Kobayashi: Japanese baseball player and coach.
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(1974)
Sébastien Foucan: French runner and actor.
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(1974)
Natalie Neaton in Royal Oak: Michigan, USA; soccer forward (Olympics-1996).
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(1974)
Sebastien Foucan: French actor and free-runner.
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(1973)
Karim Alami: in Morocco; tennis star.
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(1973)
Dermot O'Leary: English television presenter.
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(1973)
Bartolo Colón: Dominican-American baseball player.
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(1973)
Rodrigo Bueno
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(1973)
Éric Carrière: French association footballer (soccer player), who played for Dijon in 2008–2010.
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(1973)
Vladimír Šmicer: Czech footballer and manager.
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(1973)
Shirish Kunder: Indian director producer and screenwriter.
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(1973)
Ruslana : Ukrainian singer dancer producer and actress.
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(1973)
Rodrigo : Argentinian singer-songwriter (d. 2000).
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(1973)
Hallgeir Pedersen: Norwegian guitarist.
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(1973)
Vladimir Smicer: Czech footballer.
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(1973)
Ville Peltonen in Vantaa: Finland; NHL forward (Team Finland, San Jose Sharks).
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(1973)
Bartolo Colon: Baseball Player.
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(1973)
Alicia Dimichele: Reality Star.
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(1972)
Laure Sainclair
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(1972)
Thomas Langmann
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(1972)
Rosangela Bosenbecker: Brazilian model and twin to Rosimari, both gorgeous and identical brunettes featured in a nude pictorial.
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(1972)
Rosimari Bosenbecker: Brazilian model and twin to Rosangela, both gorgeous and identical brunettes featured in a nude pictorial.
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(1972)
Joanna Wiśniewska: Polish discus thrower.
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(1972)
Petra Schwarz-Ritter in Vienna: Austria; tennis star (1988 Futures-Bari-ITA).
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(1972)
Viktor Ujcik in Jihlava: Czechoslovakia; hockey (Team Czechoslovakia Republic).
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(1972)
Danny Bautista in Santo Domingo: Dominican Republic; outfielder (Atlanta Braves).
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(1972)
Tito Paul: NFL defensive back (Arizona Cardinals, Cincinnati Bengals).
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(1972)
Layne Beachley: Australian surfer.
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(1972)
Greg Berlanti: American director producer and screenwriter.
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(1972)
Joanna Wisniewska: Polish discus thrower.
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(1971)
Kris Draper: Canadian ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings).
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(1971)
Troy Barnett: NFL defensive end (New England Patriots).
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(1971)
Paul Ragusa in Bulach: Switzerland; Canadian 48kg freestyle wrestler (Olympics-1996).
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(1970)
Cristiano Caratti
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(1970)
Liliana Allen
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(1970)
Jia Zhangke
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(1970)
Nick Castaneda in Birmingham: Alabama, USA; pairs skater (with Dawn Piepenbrink).
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(1970)
Tommy Page: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
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(1970)
Tommy Page in West Caldwell: New Jersey, USA; singer ("I'll Be Your Everything").
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(1970)
Jeff Zgonina NFL defensive tackle (Carolina Panthers: Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams).
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(1970)
Cristiano Carratti: Italian tennis champion, a member of the ATP Tour.
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1969 - 1960
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(1967)
Dana Ashbrook: American actor.
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(1967)
Margaret Crowley: Australian 800 metre/1500 metre runner (Olympics-1996).
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(1967)
Andrey Borodin: Russian-English economist and businessman.
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(1967)
Steve McDonald: American bassist (Redd Kross).
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(1967)
Bruno Putzulu: French actor.
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(1967)
Steven McDonald: American bass player and actor (Redd Kross Off! and Green and Yellow TV).
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(1967)
Carlos Hernández: Venezuelan-American baseball player and manager.
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(1967)
Carlos Hernandez: Venezuelan baseball player.
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(1967)
Heavy D: Jamaican-American rapper producer and actor (d. 2011).
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(1967)
Tamer Karadağlı: Turkish actor.
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(1966)
Eric Cantona: French soccer player, one of the most talented athletes of his generation; played for numerous teams in France during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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(1966)
Ricky Craven: American race car driver on NASCAR Winston cup circuit.
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(1966)
Tommy Turner: jockey.
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(1966)
Tony Jones: NFL tackle (Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
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(1966)
Russell Kun: Nauruan lawyer and politician.
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(1965)
John C Reilly: American actor.
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(1965)
Chris Jorgis in Palo Alto: California, USA; American badminton player (Olympics-1992).
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(1965)
John Reilly: Movie Actor.
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(1965)
Shinichiro Watanabe: Japanese anime director.
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(1965)
Jens Becker: German bass player (Grave Digger Running Wild and X-Wild).
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(1965)
Shinichirō Watanabe: Japanese director producer and screenwriter.
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(1964)
Patrice Martin: French water skier who was European champion at 13 and world champion at 14.
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(1964)
Pat Verbeek: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
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(1964)
Christian Hecq
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(1964)
Adrian Moorhouse: British 100m breaststroker (1988 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1964)
Pat Verbeek in Sarnia: Ontario, Canada; NHL forward (Team Canada, New York Rangers).
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(1964)
Isidro Pérez: Mexican boxer (d. 2013).
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(1964)
Elizabeth McColgan: British running star (world record 5 km indoor).
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(1964)
Liz McColgan: Scottish middle and long-distance runner, a silver medal champion at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul.
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(1963)
Ivan Capelli: Italian race car driver and sportscaster.
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(1963)
Joe Dumars: NBA guard (Detroit Pistons).
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(1963)
Laurent Beccaria: French editor, son of a famous military (Helie Denoix de Saint Marc).
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(1963)
Gene Anthony Ray in Harlem: New York, USA; dancer/actor (Leroy - Fame).
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(1963)
Lois Ayres: American porn actress.
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(1963)
Michael Chabon: American author and screenwriter.
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(1963)
Ken Ftach: St. Louis, Missouri -- Tennis star.
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(1963)
Rich Rodriguez: American football player and coach.
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(1963)
Horace Holden Jr: Atlanta, Georgia -- Slalom double canoe (1996 Olympics - 11th Place).
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(1963)
Kathy Leander: Swiss singer.
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(1963)
Ken Ftach in Saint Louis: Missouri; tennis star.
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(1962)
Luiza Brunet: Brazilian model with part Indian heritage, extremely beautiful.
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(1962)
Gene Anthony Ray: American actor (d. 2003).
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(1962)
Massimo Mauro: Italian soccer player with the league and later the president of the Genoa Soccer Club, 1997.
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(1962)
Gene Ray: American actor dancer and choreographer (d. 2003).
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(1962)
Stephen Otter: English police officer.
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(1962)
Héctor Camacho: Puerto Rican boxer and singer (d. 2012).
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(1962)
Hector Camacho: Puerto Rican boxer.
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(1962)
Bev Lidyoff in Huntington Park: California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (US Open-7th-1994).
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(1962)
Dorothy Trapp: equestrian 3-day (Olympics-1996).
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(1961)
Mark Bedford
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(1961)
Tim Burness: English musician (progressive rock/pop/ambient tendencies), astrologer for over 25 years, and nursing care and support worker.
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(1961)
Alain Lemieux: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach.
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(1961)
Lorella Cedroni: Italian philosopher and theorist (d. 2013).
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(1961)
Show Aikawa: Japanese actor.
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(1961)
Ilaria Alpi: Italian journalist, killed by terrorists in Somalia on 3/20/1994.
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(1960)
Kristin Scott Thomas: English actress.
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(1960)
Doug Jones: American actor.
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(1960)
Guy Fletcher: English keyboard player guitarist and producer (Dire Straits and The Notting Hillbillies).
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(1960)
Paul McCreesh: English conductor.
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(1960)
Brian Quinn: Soccer Player.
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(1960)
Pete Metzelaars NFL tight end (Carolina Panthers: Green Bay Packers, BC Lions).
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(1960)
Kristin Thomas: English-French actress and singer.
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1959 - 1950
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(1956)
Michael Jackson: Northern Irish clergyman.
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(1956)
Richard B Bernstein: American constitutional and legal historian.
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(1956)
Zaid Shakir: American author and scholar.
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(1956)
Dominic Grieve: English lawyer and politician Attorney General for England and Wales.
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(1956)
Richard Bernstein: American historian and academic.
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(1955)
Philippe Lafontaine: Belgian singer and composer, his first big hit "Coeur de Loup" launched his career in Europe.
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(1955)
Rosanne Cash: American singer-songwriter and author.
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(1955)
Rosanne Cash in Memphis: Tennessee, USA; country singer ("Runaway Train", "Seven Year Ache", "I Wonder").
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(1955)
David Leonard: American guitarist, singer and songwriter.
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(1955)
Thad Ackel: Horse trainer.
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(1955)
Armando De Razza: Italian singer and actor.
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(1954)
Bob Knepper
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(1954)
Mitch Kupchak
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(1953)
Alfred Molina: London, England -- Actor (Enchanted April, Prick up your Ears).
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(1953)
Nell Campbell: Australian-American actress and singer.
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(1953)
Klaus-Gunter Stade: German footballer.
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(1953)
Richard Wilson: English sculptor.
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(1953)
Klaus-Günter Stade: German footballer.
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(1952)
Marc Cerrone: French Grammy-award-winning musician, a drummer, singer and songwriter.
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(1952)
Sybil Danning: Austrian actress and producer.
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(1951)
Jean-Pierre Bacri
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(1951)
Jennifer Raymond: American vegetarian nutritionist, the author of several cookbooks and hostess of a TV show on vegetarian cooking.
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(1951)
Baudouin Prot
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(1951)
Rob Baker: Rock drummer (Red Rider).
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(1951)
Ronald A Parise in Warren: Ohio, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS 35, STS 67).
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(1951)
Gilles Dreyfus: French cardiac surgeon.
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(1950)
Terry Taylor: American singer-songwriter and producer (Daniel Amos The Swirling Eddies and Lost Dogs).
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(1950)
Larry Seidlin: American lawyer and judge.
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(1950)
Vivian Ramsey: English engineer and judge.
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(1950)
Heinrich: Prince Heinrich Ruzzo Reuss of Plauen (d. 1999).
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(1950)
Jo Ann Washam: LPGA golfer.
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1949 - 1940
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(1947)
Luke Rittner: secretary-general (Arts Council).
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(1947)
Mike Reid in Altoona: Pennsylvania, USA; country singer ("Walk on Faith").
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(1947)
Albert Bouchard: American singer-songwriter guitarist and drummer (Blue Öyster Cult).
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(1947)
Waddy Wachtel: American guitarist songwriter and producer.
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(1947)
Mike De Leon: Filipino director producer screenwriter and cinematographer.
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(1947)
Jean-Marie Le Sidaner: French philosophy teacher and writer who published anthologies and essays on art.
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(1947)
Colin Weir: Colin and his wife Chris, a couple from Largs, Scotland, won 161 millions pounds in Euromullions on 12 July 2011.
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(1947)
Mike Reid: Altoona, Pennsylvania -- Country singer (Walk on Faith).
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(1947)
Martin Winterkorn: German business manager in the automobile industry, CEO of Volkswagen AG 2007 - 2015.
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(1947)
richard Krawczyk
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(1946)
Irena Szewinska: Russian-born Polish sprinter.
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(1946)
Eileen Nauman: American humanist astrologer who taught astrology at Kent State University and writing at Akron University.
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(1946)
Jacky Berroyer
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(1946)
Marcel Bonnot
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(1946)
Jim Eakins
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(1946)
Jesualdo Ferreira
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(1946)
Tansu Çiller: Turkish economist and politician 22nd Prime Minister of Turkey.
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(1946)
Irena Szewińska: Russian-Polish sprinter.
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(1946)
Irina Kirszenstein Szewinska: Leningrad, Russia -- Long jumper (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1946)
Jeremy Treglown: English author critic and academic.
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(1946)
Jackie Berroyer: French screenwriter, author and actor.
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(1945)
Priscilla Presley: German-American actress, news figure, business executive and author.
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(1945)
Steven Norris: English engineer and politician.
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(1945)
Richard Ottaway: English lieutenant and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Environment Food and Rural Affairs.
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(1945)
Clinton Jones: American college and pro football player.
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(1945)
Terry Callier: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2012).
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(1945)
Priscilla Presley in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Jenna - Dallas, The Naked Gun).
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(1944)
Patti Labelle
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(1944)
Dominique Lavanant: French actress, Cesar award-winning film and theatrical actress.
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(1944)
Christine Delaroche
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(1944)
Fiona Walker
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(1944)
Patti LaBelle [Holt] in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; singer (LaBelle - "Lady Marmalade").
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(1944)
Patti LaBelle: Pop Singer.
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(1944)
Mirka Sartori: Italian beauty queen, crowned Miss Italy in 1964.
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(1943)
Gary Burghoff in Bristol: Connecticut, USA; actor (Radar - MASH).
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(1943)
Gary Burghoff: TV Actor.
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(1942)
Fraser Stoddart
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(1942)
Jean-Philippe Derenne: French pulmonologist, professor of medicine, specialist in viral infections and lung disease, and author of several gourmet cookbooks.
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(1942)
Ichirō Ozawa: Japanese lawyer and politician Japanese Minister of Home Affairs.
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(1942)
Hannu Mikkola: Finnish race car driver.
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(1942)
Lázár Lovász: Hungarian hammer thrower.
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(1942)
Ali Bacher: South African cricketer and manager.
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(1942)
Ichiro Ozawa: Japanese politician.
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(1942)
Sarah Dash in Trenton: New Jersey, USAl rocker (LaBelle - "Lady Marmalade").
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(1941)
Bob Dylan: American musician, songwriter and poet, called the Robert Burns of the pop revolution, and the most influential figure in the history of rock outside of Elvis Presley with over 36 albums and 300 songs.
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(1941)
Vittorio Biagi: Italian dancer, choreographer and ballet director.
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(1941)
Yannick Seigneur: French mountaineer credited with more than 500 route openings; the first French person to have climbed three mountains over 8000m high.
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(1941)
Andres Garcia: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic -- Actor (Tiger Shark).
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(1941)
Bob Dylan [Zimmerman] in Duluth: Minnesota, USA; singer/songwriter ("Blowin' in Wind").
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(1941)
Jose Duchant: Belgian professional thief, a pick-pocket who commonly worked the music halls.
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(1941)
George Lakoff: American linguist and political activist.
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(1941)
Patricia Hollis: Baroness Hollis of Heigham English academic and politician.
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(1941)
Konrad Boehmer: Composer.
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(1941)
Tony Valentino: rocker (Standells - "Dirty Water").
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(1941)
Martin Mogg: governor (British Durham Prison).
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(1941)
Baroness Hollis: of Heigham; history lecturer (University of East Anglia).
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(1941)
Brian Dennis: Composer.
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(1940)
Joseph Brodsky: Russian-born poet, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1996).
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Jean-Claude Mas: French businessman, in 1991 founder of Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP), a manufacturer of breast implants.
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(1939)
Gert J: Schutte; Dutch Member of Parliament (GPV).
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(1938)
Tommy Chong: Movie Actor.
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(1938)
David Viscott: American psychologist, a best-selling author and host of an enormously popular national syndicated radio program.
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(1938)
Claude Suaudeau
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(1938)
Buster: Jamaican singer-songwriter and producer.
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(1937)
Brunella Tocci: Italian Beauty Queen and TV newscaster.
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(1937)
Archie Shepp: American saxophonist and composer.
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(1937)
Robert Burt: American chemical engineer, marketing economist and CEO of FMC Gold, the nation's lowest cost gold producer.
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(1937)
Timothy Brown: American football player and actor.
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(1937)
Roger Peterson: pilot who drove the plane on The Day the Music Died (d. 1959).
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(1937)
Maryv Dupureur-Samson
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(1937)
Maryvonne Dupureur: French trach and field athlete, middle distance runner, she won a silver medal at the 1964 Olympics in the 800m event.
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(1936)
Harold Budd: American musician and avant-garde composer.
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(1936)
Samy Molcho
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(1936)
Gianmario Roveraro: Italian financier, the President of SIGE and advisor of another group, IMI.
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(1936)
Patrick Nothomb
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(1935)
Jim E Mora
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(1935)
Jim Mora: American football coach, the head coach of the New Orleans Saints and NFL head coach since 1986.
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(1935)
Joan Silver: American director and screenwriter.
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(1935)
Rusty York: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2014).
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(1935)
Joan Micklin Silver: American director.
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(1934)
Alexandre de Mérode
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(1934)
Jane Byrne: American politician (Mayor-Democrat-Chicago).
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(1934)
Barry Rose: English choir-trainer and organist.
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(1933)
Christopher Staughton: English lawyer and judge (d. 2014).
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(1933)
Jane Byrne: American lawyer and politician 50th Mayor of Chicago (d. 2014).
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(1933)
Réal Giguère: Canadian talk show host.
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(1933)
Aharon Lichtenstein: French-born American Orthodox Jewish rabbi and rosh yeshiva.
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(1933)
Tony Mullett: director-general (National Criminal Intelligence Service).
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(1932)
Emma Belle Donath
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(1932)
James Anderton: English police officer.
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(1932)
Elaine Malbin: Opera singer.
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(1932)
Emma Donath: American astrologer, active in AFA conventions.
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(1932)
Graham Arnold: Artist.
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(1932)
Terence Heiser: British senior civil servant.
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(1932)
James Anderton Chief constable (Manchester: England).
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(1932)
Arnold Wesker: British playwright (Bratkartoffeln Inbegriffen).
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(1932)
Guy Dupuis: Belgian astrologer; died of cancer 3/09/1995, 8:15 AM MET, Brussels, Belgium.
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(1931)
Michael Lonsdale: French actor born to an English military officer, known for a lot of roles; he played in "Hibernatus" (with Louis De Funès), "The Name of the Rose" (directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud), the James Bond film "Moonraker" and "Des Hommes et des Dieux" with Lambert Wilson.
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(1931)
Clint Ballard: American songwriter who wrote two Billboard Hot 100 number one hits.
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(1931)
Gianni Basso: Italian jazz musician, he played the tenor saxophone.
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(1931)
Klaus Bergman: German attorney and CEO of Alleghany Power Systems, a utility which gets 90% of its power from coal-fired plants.
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(1930)
George Edward Backus
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(1930)
Ivor Richardson: Judge (New Zealand Court of Appeals).
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(1930)
Hans-Martin Linde: German flute player and author.
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(1930)
Robert Bateman: Canadian artist and ecologist.
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(1930)
Claude Huriet: Nancy physician.
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(1930)
George Backus: American geophysicist, professor, and author of academic works.
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1929 - 1920
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(1928)
Adrian Frutiger: Swiss calligrapher, teacher, typeface designer and typographer.
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(1928)
Stig Erlander: American molecular biologist and nutritionist; ahead of his time with effective methods to treat patients with environmental sensitivities and food allergies.
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(1928)
Stanley Baxter: British comedian (Joey Boy, Fast Lady).
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(1928)
Peter Griffiths: MP.
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(1928)
William Trevor: British writer (Children of Dynmouth, Fools of Fortune).
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(1927)
Claude Abbes: France sport Champion.
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(1927)
William Thomson: American music educator at the collegiate level, music theorist, composer, former Music School Dean and Professor at the Thornton School of Music, University of Southern California, 1980–1992.
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(1927)
John Kelly Jr: United States -- Sculls (1956 Olympics - Bronze Medalist) / Brother of Grace Kelly.
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(1927)
Timothy Beven: CEO (Barclays Bank).
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(1927)
Martinus J: Mentz; South African Member of Parliament (Conservative).
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Toussaint Gozzi: French military officer in World War II and later in Indochina, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
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(1918)
Coleman A: Young civil rights leader (Mayor-Democrat-Detroit).
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(1918)
Coleman Young: American politician, who served as mayor of Detroit, Michigan from 1974 to 1994.
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(1918)
D V: Jennings solicitor.
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(1918)
Jack Wrather: American entrepreneur and petroleum businessman who became a television producer and later diversified by investing in broadcast stations and resort properties.
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(1917)
John Russell 13th Duke of Bedford
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(1917)
Georges Millot
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(1917)
William C Gribble Jr
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(1917)
Theodore Hesburgh: Syracuse, New York -- President (Notre Dame).
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(1917)
John Russell: British nobility, the 13th Duke of Bedford, a character of the British establishment and author of "The Book of Snobs.
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(1917)
Alan Campbell: Baron Campbell of Alloway English lawyer and judge (d. 2013).
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(1917)
Lord Campbell: of Alloway Queen's Council.
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(1917)
Derek Hodgson: British high court judge.
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(1917)
William Gribble: American military, Lieutenant general.
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(1916)
Roden Cutler: Australian lieutenant and politician 32nd Governor of New South Wales (d. 2002).
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(1916)
Porfirio Martinez Penaloza: Mexican journalist, poet, writer, translator and academic.
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(1916)
Guy Thomas: Bourmont physician.
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(1915)
Paul Buck: Ittenheim physician.
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(1914)
Lilli Palmer: German actress, with numerous awards and two Golden Globe nominations to her credit.
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(1914)
Hedley Donovan: American journalist and publishing executive, he presided as Editor-in-Chief over the Time, Inc.
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(1914)
George Tabori: writer.
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(1914)
Auguste Lieber: Strasbourg physician.
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(1914)
Henri Chaigneau: Marennes EXecutives.
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(1914)
Giuseppe Valdengo: Italian actor and singer (d. 2007).
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(1914)
Clifford Irving: Chairman (Isle of Man Government).
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(1914)
Lilli Palmer [Peiser] Germany: actress (The Gentle Sex, Lotte in Weimar).
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(1913)
Eleonore Zugun: Rumanian spook-medium, famed in the '20s.
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(1913)
Henri Gufflet: French Catholic clergyman, who was Bishop Emeritus of Limoges.
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(1913)
Helene Dassonville: France Actor.
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(1913)
Peter Ellenshaw: American special effects designer (d. 2007).
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(1913)
Audrey Brown: England, United Kingdom -- 4 X 100m runner (1936 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1913)
Joe Abreu: American baseball player and soldier (d. 1993).
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(1913)
Willi Daume: Olympic organizer.
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(1913)
Hélène Dassonville: French film actress and producer.
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(1912)
Joseph Anthony (director)
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(1912)
Joan Hammond: New Zealand opera singer, a mezzo-soprano noted particularly for her Puccini roles.
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(1912)
Joseph Anthony [Deuster]: US director / actor (Matchmaker, Tomorrow).
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(1912)
André Renou: Périgny sur Yerres Painters.
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(1912)
Joseph Anthony: American actor, director, screenwriter, dancer and set designer.
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(1911)
Michel Pécheux (fencer)
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(1911)
Luciano Minguzzi: Italian artist and sculptor.
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(1911)
Georgette Monneron: French criminal, a murderer and one of the last women to be sentenced to death and executed in France.
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(1911)
Barbara West: English survivor of the Sinking of the RMS Titanic (d. 2007).
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(1911)
Michel Pecheux: France sport Champion.
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(1910)
Jimmy Demaret: American golfer (Born 1910).
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(1910)
Margers Zarins: composer.
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(1910)
Nils-Eric Fougstedt: composer.
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(1910)
Pierre Jamet: French photographer and tenor singer, a member of the vocal quartet Les Quatre Barbus.
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(1910)
Andr? Meltz: Vagney Military man.
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(1910)
Pierre Julitte: Chevannes Military man.
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