Famous Birthdays of 25 December
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 25th of December
2009 - 2000
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(2003)
Wesley Clark: American child of noted family; grandson of General Wesley Clark.
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1989 - 1980
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1969 - 1960
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(1967)
Carole Rousseau
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(1967)
Jason Thirsk: American bass player (Pennywise and Humble Gods) (d. 1996).
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(1967)
Kathleen Franey in Brooklyn: New York, USA; 1.5km runner.
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(1966)
Toshihiro Arai: Japanese rally driver.
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(1966)
Craig Veasey: NFL defensive tackle / defensive end (Houston Oilers).
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(1966)
Sandy Corn: Model / Penthouse Pet (March, 1991).
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(1966)
Javier Frana in Rafaela: Argentina; tennis star.
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(1966)
Toshi Arai: Japanese race car driver.
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(1965)
Dmitri Mironov in Moscow: Russia; NHL defenseman (Pittsburgh Penguins, Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
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(1965)
Kathleen Luciano in Munich: Germany; WPVA volleyball player (Nationals-17th-1993).
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(1965)
David Rath: Czech physician and politician.
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(1965)
Ed Davey: English politician Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change.
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(1964)
Gary McAllister: Scottish footballer and manager.
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(1964)
Ian Bostridge: English tenor.
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(1964)
Tim Royes: American director and editor (d. 2007).
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(1964)
Bob Stanley: English keyboard player songwriter producer and journalist (Saint Etienne).
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(1964)
Peter Hanson: English / Sierra Leone / Dutch actor (Darling How Could You).
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(1964)
Anil Kaul: Amritsar, India -- Canadian badminton player (1996 Olympics).
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(1964)
Janet Soulsby in Corbridge: Australia; golfer (Curtis Cup 1982).
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(1964)
Raymond Libregts: soccer player (MVV).
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(1964)
Vicki Aragon: American female jockey, two time Longacres champion in 1986 and 1988, and more.
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(1963)
Helno (Les Négresses Vertes)
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(1963)
Louis-Do de Lencquesaing
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(1963)
Helno : French singer, also known as Helno Rota de Lourcqua.
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(1963)
Joop Gall: Dutch soccer player (FC Groningen).
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(1962)
Jean-Marc Généreux
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(1962)
Fennesz
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(1962)
Mary Ellen Clark: Abington, Pennsylvania -- Diver (1992, 96 Olympics - 2 Bronze Medals).
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(1962)
Dean Cameron in Morrison: Illinois, USA; actor (Herbie - Spencer).
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(1962)
Dean Cameron: American actor.
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(1962)
Darren Wharton: British keyboardist (Thin Lizzy and Dare).
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(1961)
Ingrid Betancourt: Colombian-born politician and kidnap victim, she She is the mother of two children.
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(1961)
Íngrid Betancourt: Colombian political scientist and politician.
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(1961)
David Thompson: Barbadian politician who served as the sixth Prime Minister of Barbados from 16 January 2008 until his death from pancreatic cancer at approximately 2:10 a.m.
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(1960)
Ron Bottitta: English actor.
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(1960)
Brian Martel: American who killed one son and seriously wounded another.
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(1960)
Qubilah Shabazz: American noted family, the second daughter of Malcolm X. As a four-year-old, she stood by with her family when her dad was assassinated while giving a speech on 2/14/1965.
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1959 - 1950
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(1958)
Konstantin Kinchev: Russian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Alisa).
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(1958)
Hanford Dixon: American football player coach and sportscaster.
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(1958)
Martin Wiesner: German footballer.
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(1958)
Rickey Henderson in Chicago: Illinois, USA; baseball player (stolen base king, Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees).
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(1958)
Cheryl Chase: American voice actress and singer.
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(1957)
Jillie Mack: British actress and dancer married to American actor Tom Selleck.
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(1957)
Shane MacGowan: Irish musician.
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(1957)
Jean-Jacques Court: French musher, and France's most successful sled dog racer.
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(1957)
Chris Kamara: English footballer and commentator.
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(1957)
Shane McGowan: Rock vocalist (Pogues-Red Roses For Me).
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(1957)
Jan Rot: Dutch composer / writer (Wrong Nights).
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(1955)
William Andrews: Actor (Sealed Cargo).
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(1955)
Brett Vroman: American basketball player.
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(1955)
Alannah Myles: Canadian singer.
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(1955)
Claus Strigel: Director (Obituary for the Automobile, Act of God).
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(1954)
Annie Lennox: Scottish musician and songwriter with androgynous looks.
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(1954)
Robin Campbell: British reggae vocalist/guitarist (UB40 - "Red Red Wine").
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(1954)
Steve Wariner in Noblesville: Indiana, USA; country singer ("Small Town Girl").
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(1954)
Jeff Little: American baseball player, a right batting/left-throwing picther who played with the St.Louis Cardinals in 1980, and the Minnesota Twins in 1982, a total of 40 major league games.
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(1954)
Steve Wariner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1953)
Dave Wasick: NFL Player.
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(1953)
Kaarlo Maaninka: Finnish runner.
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(1952)
Desireless : French singer famous for her huge hit "Voyage, Voyage" in the 1989.
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(1952)
CCH Pounder: Guyana-born actress.
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(1952)
Tolossa Kotu: Ethiopian runner and coach.
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(1952)
C Pounder: Guyanese-American actress.
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(1951)
Ria Thielsch: Dutch singer (Luv).
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(1950)
Karl Rove: American political strategist and presidential advisor, credited with being the mastermind behind the making of George W. Bush into a politician, first as Governor of Texas and then US President.
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(1950)
Grazka Taylor: Polish TV producer of commercial advertising in New Zealand.
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(1950)
Serge Chiesa: French footballer (soccer player), a historic player of Olympique Lyonnais, and an excellent dribbler.
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(1950)
Barry Pearson: NFL Player.
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(1950)
Manny Trillo: baseball infielder (Philadelphia Phillies).
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(1950)
Yehuda Poliker: Israeli singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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(1950)
Peter Boardman: English mountaineer and author (d. 1982).
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
Bernard Alane
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(1948)
Merry Clayton: Rocker.
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(1948)
Barbara Mandrell in Houston: Texas, USA; singer/TV host (Mandrell Sisters).
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(1948)
Alia al Hussein: of Jordan (d. 1977).
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(1948)
Alia al-Hussein: Egyptian wife of Hussein of Jordan (d. 1977).
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(1948)
Joel Natalino Santana: Brazilian soccer coach.
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(1948)
Joel Santana: Brazilian footballer and manager.
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(1947)
Philippe Meyer
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(1947)
Pepe Smith
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(1947)
Twink Caplan: American actress and producer.
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(1947)
Connie Petracek in Chambersburg: Pennsylvania, USA; swimmer (Olympics-1992, 1996).
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(1946)
Jimmy Buffett: American musician whose debut album, "Down to Earth" reportedly sold only 324 copies in 1970.
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(1946)
Raymond A Merriman
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(1946)
Larry Csonka: American football player, a big and brawny 6' 2", 237 pound fullback with the Dolphins from 1968-1974.
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(1946)
Lawrence Csonka: Stow sports Champions.
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(1946)
Larry Csonka NFL running back (Miami Dolphins: New York Giants).
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(1946)
Jimmy Buffett in Mobile: Alabama, USA; singer/songwriter ("Margaritaville", "Volcano").
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(1946)
Christopher Frayling: English author and academic.
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(1946)
Raymond Merriman: American professional astrologer since 1968, a publisher, author and commodities specialist.
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(1946)
Gene Lamont: American baseball player and manager.
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(1946)
Stuart Wilson: Actor (Lethal Weapon 3), dies at 87.
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(1945)
Noel Redding: Bass guitarist and songwriter who was recruited to play in the Jimi Hendrix Experience in 1966 and left in 1969 a year before Hendrix's death.
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(1945)
Gary Sandy: American actor most noted for his role on the TV series "WKRP in Cincinnati.
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(1945)
Tapani Kuningas: Finnish Chief Editor of "New Age" magazine and a UFO enthusiast.
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(1945)
Paulo Fernando da Costa Lacerda
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(1945)
Eve Pollard: English journalist and author.
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(1945)
Mike Pringle: Zambian-Scottish lawyer and politician.
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(1945)
Ken Stabler: American football player and sportscaster (d. 2015).
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(1945)
Ken "The Snake" Stabler NFL quarterback (Oakland Raiders: Super Bowl XI).
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(1945)
Gary Sandy in Dayton: Ohio, USA; actor (Andy - WKRP in Cincinnati).
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(1945)
Noël Mirol: French bass guitarist.
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(1945)
Kenny Everett: British TV personality ( Show).
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(1945)
Steve Mancha: [Clyde Wilson]; American singer/songwriter ("Too Many Cooks").
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(1945)
Rick Berman: American screenwriter and producer.
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(1944)
Kenny Everett: British actor and comedian.
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(1944)
Henry Vestine: American guitarist (Canned Heat and The Mothers of Invention) (d. 1997).
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(1944)
Jairzinho : Brazilian footballer and manager.
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(1944)
Nigel Starmer-Smith: English rugby player and journalist.
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(1943)
Hanna Schygulla: Katowice Silesia, Poland -- Actress (Love is Colder than Death).
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(1943)
Vassilis Alexakis
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(1943)
Wilson Fittipaldi Junior: Brazilian racing driver.
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(1943)
Ravish Malhotra: in India; cosmonaut (Soyuz T-11 backup).
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(1943)
Trevor Lucas: rocker (Fairport Convention).
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(1943)
Wilson Júnior: Brazilian race car driver and businessman.
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(1942)
Françoise Durr
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(1942)
Vera Komarkova: Russian adventurer.
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(1942)
Mani Kaul: Director (Idiot, Nazar, Dhrupad, Duvidha).
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(1942)
Francoise Durr
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(1942)
Barry Goldberg: Pianist.
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(1942)
Enrique Morente: Spanish singer-songwriter (d. 2010).
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(1942)
Barbara Follett: Jamaican-English politician.
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(1942)
Françoise Dürr: French tennis player, best known for having won the singles title at the French championships, 1967 Roland-Garros (33 years before Mary Pierce).
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(1941)
Noël Le Graët
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(1941)
Kenneth Calman: Scottish Chief Medical officer in Scotland 1989-1991 and in England 1991 to August 1998, a knighted professor.
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(1941)
Guido Reybrouck
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(1941)
Don Pullen: Pianist / composer.
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(1941)
Lex Hixon: Religious teacher / author.
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(1941)
Ronald Perera: Composer.
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(1941)
Guido Rebrouck: Belgium sport Champion.
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(1940)
Phil Spector: American music producer.
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(1940)
Peter Brown: Chicago, Illinois -- Rocker.
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(1940)
Pete Brown: English singer-songwriter and poet.
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(1940)
Hilary Spurling: English journalist and author.
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(1940)
Frans Moor: Dutch Member of Parliament (PvdA).
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Stuart Hall: Former English radio and television presenter.
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(1929)
Irish McCalla: Pawnee City, Nebraska -- Actress (Sheena Queen of Jungle).
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(1929)
André Debaar: Belgian actor and film director who died in Uccle on 16 February 2011.
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(1929)
Chris Kenner: American singer and songwriter (d. 1976).
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(1929)
Christine Jones: American educator and politician (d. 2013).
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(1929)
Régine : Belgian singer and owner of the nightclubs Jimmy's and Chez Régine.
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(1929)
Billy Horton: rocker (The Silhouettes - "Get a Job").
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(1928)
Irish McCalla: American actress and artist who, as a 5' 9" bosomy model, was cast at the last minute in the TV series "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle," which ran for 26 episodes in 1955-'56.
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(1928)
Dick Miller: American actor director and screenwriter.
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(1928)
Earl Brown in Salt Lake City: Utah, USA; actor (Stovall - Operation Petticoat).
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(1927)
Georges Besse
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(1927)
Nellie Fox: Chicago White Sox infielder (American League Most Valuable Player 1959).
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(1927)
Leo Kubiak: American basketball and baseball player.
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(1927)
Ram Narayan: Indian sarangi player.
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(1927)
Jacques Bellanger: France sport Champion.
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(1926)
Enrique Jorrin: Cuban composer and musician (d. 1987).
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(1926)
Enrique Jorrín: Cuban violinist and composer (d. 1987).
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(1926)
Febo Conti: Italian TV and radio presenter and actor.
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(1925)
Carlos Castaneda: Peruvian-American anthropologist and author (d. 1998).
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(1925)
Jürgen Roland
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(1925)
Sam Pollock: Canadian businessman (d. 2007).
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(1925)
Ned Garver: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with a 4-28-48 record.
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(1925)
Carlos Castañeda: Peruvian-American anthropologist and mystic, the author of "The Teachings of Don Juan," 1968, "The Separate Reality," 1971, "Tales of Power," 1974 and "Trilogy," 1974.
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(1925)
Ossi Reichert: German FR, giant slalom (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1924)
Rod Serling: American television and radio script writer.
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(1924)
Jean Yvert: Amiens EXecutives.
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(1924)
Edwin Etherington: American lawyer, stock exchange executive.
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(1924)
Atal Vajpayee: Indian statesman who was the 10th Prime Minister of India, first for 13 days in 1996 and then from 1998 to 2004.
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(1924)
Atal Bihari Vajpayee: former Prime Minister of India.
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(1923)
René Girard: Franco-American historian, literary critic, and philosopher of social science whose work belongs to the tradition of anthropological philosophy.
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(1923)
Celia Lipton: British actress, singer and philanthropist.
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(1923)
Louis Lane in Eagle Pass: Texas, USA; conductor (Oere Orchestra 1968-73).
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(1923)
Charles-Noël Martin: French nuclear physicist and world famous science writer.
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(1923)
Rene Girard: French historian, literary critic and philosopher.
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(1923)
Louis Lane: American conductor and educator.
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(1923)
Noëll Vandernotte: French sportman, the youngest medalist at the Olympics: he won twice the bronze in 1936 (rowing), aged 12.
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(1922)
William Demby: American author (d. 2013).
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(1921)
Zaib-un-Nissa Hamidullah: Indian-Pakistani journalist and author (d. 2000).
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(1921)
Steve Otto: Polish-Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 1989).
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(1921)
Jean-Pierre Cabouat: French diplomat, who served as ambassador to Libya (1975-1979) and Canada (1984-1987).
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(1920)
Aldo Puccinelli: Italian soccer player, who holds the record of league apparences with Lazio (339).
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(1920)
William Bordelon: American military hero, a United States Marine who served in combat during World War II.
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(1920)
Artur Agostinho: Lisbon, Portugal -- Actor (Capas Negras, Leao da Estrela).
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(1920)
Henry Charnock: oceanographer.
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Noele Gordon: English actress (Born 1919.
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(1919)
Naushad Ali: Indian composer and director (d. 2006).
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(1919)
Paul David: Canadian cardiologist and politician founded the Montreal Heart Institute (d. 1999).
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(1918)
Anwar Sadat: Egyptian politician, President of Egypt and head of the Arab Socialist Union Party.
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(1918)
Angelica Garnett: English artist and writer, the daughter of Vanessa Bell and artist Duncan Grant.
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(1918)
Anwar el-Sadat: Egyptian President (1970-81, Nobel Prize 1978).
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(1918)
Harley Moore: Carthage Military man.
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(1918)
Eddie Safranski: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Orchestra leader (Jonathan Winters Show).
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(1918)
Roger Machenaud: Rennes Military man.
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(1918)
Ahmed Ben Bella: politician, first President of Algeria.
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(1917)
Cyclone Tracy
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(1917)
John Minton (artist)
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(1917)
Francis Minton: British artist, painter, gay, alcoholic, suicide, known artist & teacher at prominent london art school; heavy drinker; subject to depressions.
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(1917)
Lincoln Loor: Ecuadorian journalist and politician (d. 2009).
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(1916)
Ahmed Ben Bella
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(1916)
Gustav Schreiber: German nazi military, waffen SS, died 5 March 1995.
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(1916)
Ahmed Bella: Algerian soldier and politician 1st President of Algeria (d. 2012).
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(1916)
Daniel Devoto: composer.
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(1916)
Ernest Hardin: Wheatcroft Military man.
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(1915)
Pete Rugolo: Italian-American musician, noted for the innovative arrangements he wrote for Stan Kenton’s orchestras during 1945-49.
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(1915)
Noelle de Mosa: Netherlands -- British dancer / teacher (Brigadoon).
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(1914)
Alziro Zarur
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(1914)
James Fletcher: New Zealand businessman (d. 2007).
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(1914)
Konrad Georg: German film/tv actor, popular in the TV series Kommissar Freytag.
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(1914)
James Muir Cameron Fletcher: New Zealand industrialist (d. 2007).
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(1914)
Jean-Louis Vigier: Corneilla del Ver EXecutives.
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(1913)
Tony Martin (American singer)
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(1913)
Henri Nannen: German publisher and editor-in-chief of Stern magazine from 1948.
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(1913)
Candy Candido: American singer bass player and voice actor (d. 1999).
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(1913)
Tony Martin: American singer, a top cabaret performer known as the "man with the golden voice.
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(1913)
Michel Jacques: Nancy physician.
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(1912)
Tony Martin: Oakland, California -- Singer ( Show, Tonight We Love).
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(1912)
Leighton Noble: Singer / bandleader.
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(1912)
Herman W: Filarski Dutch bridge journalist.
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(1912)
Willian Noel: Moffat architect.
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(1912)
Werner Fussan: composer.
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(1912)
Natalino Otto: Italian singer (d. 1969).
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(1911)
Louise Bourgeois: French artist, a contemporary representative of American sculpture.
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(1911)
Burne Hogarth: strip-cartoon artist.
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(1910)
Marguerite Churchill
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(1910)
David Lichine [Lichtenstein]: Russian / US dancer (Make Mine Music).
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(1910)
Concha Urquiza: Mexican mystic poet.
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1909 - 1900
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(1909)
Mike Mazurki: Tarnopal, Austria -- Actor / wrestler (Centerfold Girls).
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(1909)
Lucille Wedge: American astrologer who joined AFA in July 1970; an ordained Reverend.
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(1909)
Louis van: Lint Belgian painter.
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(1909)
Zora Arkus-Duntov: Belgian-American engineer (d. 1996).
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(1908)
Quentin Crisp: British character, the gay author of "The Naked Civil Servant.
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(1908)
Alton Delmore
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(1908)
Jan Seidel: composer.
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(1908)
Marc Lacan: French Benedictine monk, named François, who was the youngest sibling of famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
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(1908)
Ernest Massad: American general (d. 1993).
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(1908)
Frank Ferguson: California, United States -- Actor (Wagons West, Dynamite, My Gal Sal).
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(1908)
Nathan : Belgian murderer.
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(1908)
Jo-Jo Moore: American baseball player (Born 1908).
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(1908)
Ernest L Massad: U.
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(1908)
Zora Arkus-Duntov: Belgian-American automotive engineer (d. 1996).
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(1907)
Cab Calloway: American bandleader (Born 1907).
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(1907)
Mike Mazurki: Ukrainian-American wrestler and actor (d. 1990).
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(1907)
Andrew Cruickshank: Scottish classical actor of stage and screen with a London debut in "Othello," 1930.
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(1907)
Glenn McCarthy: American businessman founded the Shamrock Hotel (d. 1988).
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(1907)
Cab[ell] Calloway: Rochester -- Bandleader (Minnie the Moocha, Jazzball).
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(1907)
Robert Merget: Belgium Writer.
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(1907)
Cab Calloway: American bandleader, singer and composer, known for his great "Minnie the Moocher.
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(1906)
Lew Grade: British TV mogul (ATV) / movie producer (Boys from Brazil).
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(1906)
Clark M: Clifford US Secretary of Defense (1968-69).
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(1906)
Ernst Ruska: German physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1988).
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(1906)
Herman J Scheltema [NEM Pareau]: Dutch jurist / poet.
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(1906)
William McChesney: Martin Chairman of Federal Reserve Bank (1951-70).
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(1905)
Fernand Gravey: Belgian/french film actor, made his career in france; played in "duguesclin," "treize a table".
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(1905)
No?l Adenot: Le Creusot Military man.
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(1904)
Gerhard Herzberg: German physicist, known for his work in determining the structure of molecules, in particular free radicals.
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(1904)
Gerhard Herzberg Canada: physicist (molecular structure-Nobel Prize 1971).
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(1903)
Henri Delteil: Riom ?s Montagne Military man.
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(1903)
Antiochos Evanghelatos: composer.
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(1903)
J Edward Bromberg: Hungary -- Actor (Mark of Zorro, Under 2 Flags).
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(1903)
Antiochos Evangelatos: Greek composer and conductor (d. 1981).
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(1903)
Madeleine Lacan: French noted family, the sister of famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
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(1903)
Corry Lievens: [Isabella MJ Adriaens] Flemish actress (Blue Bird).
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(1902)
Barton MacLane: South Carolina, United States -- Actor (Geisha Boy, Peterson-I Dream of Jeannie).
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(1902)
William Bell: American tuba player and educator (d. 1971).
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(1901)
Stefano Cagna: Italy sport Champion.
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(1901)
Princess Alice: Duchess of Gloucester (d. 2004).
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(1901)
Alice: Duchess of Gloucester (d. 2004).
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(1901)
Alice C: English Duchess of Gloucester / aunt of Elizabeth II.
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(1900)
Barton MacLane: American film, stage and tv actor.
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(1900)
Manuel Halcon: Spanish writer and journalist.
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(1900)
Gladys Swarthout: Deepwater, Missouri -- Mezzo-soprano (La Gioconda).
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