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Famous Birthdays of 25 December

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 25th of December

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Wesley Clark: American child of noted family; grandson of General Wesley Clark.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Karlie Harman: Football Player.
(1999) Bobbie-Jo : Musical.
(1999) Will Meyers: TV Actor.
(1996) Edward Khamidullin: Vine Star.
(1995) Mimmi Sandén: Swedish singer and actress.
(1995) Hailie Scott: Family Member.
(1995) Lil Mister: Rapper.
(1994) Joseph Miuccio: Vine Star.
(1994) Lexi Noel: Pop Singer.
(1993) Gabriela Franková

(1993) Ariadna Gutiérrez
(1993) Ariadna Gutierrez: Model.
(1993) Andrea Fabric: YouTube Star.
(1993) Keith Ape: Rapper.
(1993) Emi Takei: Japanese model actress and singer.
(1992) Rachel Keller: Actress.
(1991) Louis Tomlinson: Musician.
(1990) Ronnia Fornstedt
(1990) Max Gonzalez: YouTube Star.
(1990) Conny Perrin: Swiss tennis player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Adrian von Ziegler: Swiss composer and producer.
(1989) Loco (rapper)
(1989) Ashley Nichole: YouTube Star.
(1989) Djameleddine Benlamri: Algerian footballer.
(1989) Michael Green: American soccer player.
(1989) Shahzaib Hasan: Pakistani cricketer.
(1989) Keri Wong: American tennis player.
(1988) Marco Mengoni: Italian singer-songwriter.
(1988) Eric Gordon: American basketball player.
(1988) Emma Slater: Dancer.

(1988) Joseph Bishop: American earthquake fatality, one of four kids in his family.
(1988) Joãozinho : Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Lukas Hinds-Johnson: German rugby player.
(1988) Heather Cooke: American soccer player.
(1987) Justin Sweeney: Australian rules footballer.
(1987) Demaryius Thomas: Football Player.
(1987) SaraBeautyCorner : YouTube Star.
(1987) Ceyhun Gülselam: Turkish footballer.
(1987) Julian Lage: American guitarist and composer.
(1987) Ma Qinghua: Chinese race car driver.
(1987) LJ Reyes: Filipino actress and dancer.
(1987) Neil Westfall: Guitarist.
(1987) Jorgie Porter: Soap Opera Actress.
(1986) Alex Hepburn
(1986) Doug Loft: English footballer.
(1986) Aya Suzaki: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1985) Leon Pisani: Welsh singer-songwriter (V).
(1985) Perdita Weeks: British actress.
(1985) Martin Mathathi: Kenyan runner.
(1985) Cristel Carrisi: Italian noted daughter of Romina Power and husband Al Bano.
(1985) Alexander Rusev: Wrestler.
(1984) Jessica Origliasso: TV Actress.
(1984) Lisa Origliasso: Pop Singer.
(1984) Natália Guimarães
(1984) Georgia Moffett: British actress.
(1984) Locó : Angolan footballer.
(1984) Chris Richard: American basketball player.
(1984) Chris Cahill: Samoan footballer.
(1984) The Veronicas: Australian identical twins, singer-actor entertainers who have released CDs of cover songs plus their own original compositions, and acted as Emerald and Sapphire, the twin daughters of the mayor of River City in the 2001 Australian TV series, "Cybergirl.
(1984) Jordan Smith: MMA Fighter.
(1984) Alastair Cook: English cricketer.
(1982) Eliza Orlins
(1982) Chris Rene: Rapper.
(1982) Trenesha Biggers: American professional wrestler.
(1982) Rob Edwards: Welsh footballer.
(1982) Ethan Kath: Canadian keyboard player songwriter and producer (Crystal Castles and Kïll Cheerleadër).
(1982) Robert Coppola Schwartzman: Actor.
(1982) Shawn Andrews: American football player.
(1982) Dev : Indian actor singer and politician.
(1982) Shystie: British rapper-songwriter.
(1981) La Fouine: French-Moroccan rapper.
(1981) Trenesha Biggers: American wrestler and model.
(1981) Christian Holst: Danish-Faroese footballer.
(1981) Christian Colonel: Baseball Player.
(1981) Katie Wright: American actress.
(1981) Willy Taveras: Dominican baseball player.
(1980) Ali Soumaré
(1980) Kahi (singer)
(1980) Joanna Angel: American porn actress director and producer.
(1980) Laura Sadler: English actress (d. 2003).
(1980) Reika Hashimoto: Japanese model and actress.
(1980) Loco: Angolan footballer.
(1980) Kahi : South Korean singer dancer and actress (After School).
(1980) Marcus Trufant: American football player (Seattle Seahawks).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Laurent Bonnart: French footballer.
(1979) Hyun Young-min: South Korean footballer.
(1979) Robert Huff: English race car driver.
(1979) Rob Huff: British racing driver.
(1979) Ferman Akgül: Turkish singer-songwriter and actor (Manga).
(1979) Hyun Young-Min: South Korean footballer.
(1978) Jean-François Lucquin
(1978) Paula Seling
(1978) Yin Jian
(1978) Bridgetta Tomarchio: American actress and model.

(1978) Joel Porter: Australian footballer and manager.
(1978) Simon Jones: English cricketer.
(1977) Michael Raymond-James: Actor.
(1977) Ali Tandoğan: Turkish footballer.
(1977) Israel Vázquez: Mexican boxer.
(1977) Priya Rai: Indian-American porn actress and model.
(1977) Uhm Ji-won: South Korean actress.
(1977) Israel Vasquez: Current WBC Super bantamweight champion.
(1976) Tuomas Holopainen: Finnish keyboard player songwriter and producer (Nightwish and For My Pain.
(1976) Armin van Buuren: Dutch DJ & Producer.
(1976) Armin van Buuren: Musician.
(1976) Sheila Heti: Writer.
(1976) Atko Väikmeri: Estonian footballer.
(1976) Tim James: American basketball player and coach.
(1976) Liz Goldwyn: Writer.
(1976) Yazmin Fiallos: Miss Universe - Honduras (1996).
(1976) Scott Vermillion: Independence, Missouri -- Soccer defender (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1975) Rob Mariano: American reality TV show star, this man was called a Survivor Hunk.
(1975) Choi Sung-Yong: South Korean footballer.
(1975) Daniel Mustard: American singer-songwriter.
(1975) Hideki Okajima: Japanese baseball player.
(1975) Choi Sung-yong: South Korean footballer and manager.
(1975) Marcus Trescothick: English cricketer.
(1975) Dan Pfeiffer: Public Servant.
(1974) Ryan Seacrest: Entertainer.
(1974) Fabien Lagarde: French horse racing owner, trainer and jockey.
(1974) Jake Manley: TV Actor.
(1974) Chris Naeole: guard (New Orleans Saints).
(1974) Nagma: Indian actress.
(1974) Heriberto Lazcano: Mexican drug lord (d. 2012).
(1974) Grayson Shillingford: NFL wide receiver (Seattle Seahawks).
(1973) Sacha Trudeau
(1973) Alexandre Trudeau: Canadian filmmaker and journalist from a noted political family, known as Sacha.
(1973) Stephenie Meyer: Author.
(1973) Matt Passmore: Actor.
(1973) Daisuke Miura: Japanese baseball player and coach.
(1973) Chris Harris: American professional wrestler.
(1973) Robbie Elliott: English footballer and coach.
(1972) Mac Powell: American musician, singer/songwriter (lead singer of Third Day).
(1972) Fantasia [Tonya Manley] in Detroit: Michigan, USA; dancer/actress (Pump it Up).
(1972) Qu Yunxia: Chinese runner.
(1972) Josh Freese: American drummer and songwriter (The Vandals and Devo).
(1971) Justin Trudeau: Canadian politician, the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada, as well as the Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.
(1971) Dido (singer)
(1971) Noel Hogan: Irish guitarist and producer (The Cranberries Mono Band and Arkitekt).
(1971) Simone Angel
(1971) Terry Vaughn: Canadian Football League receiver (Calgary Stampeders).
(1971) Dido : English singer.
(1971) Marlon Forbes: safety (Chicago Bears).
(1970) Olivier Sitruk
(1970) Emmanuel Amuneke: Nigerian footballer.
(1970) Emmanuel Amunike: Nigerian footballer and manager.
(1970) Nagma : Indian actress.
(1970) Ghalid Salamat: soccer player (MVV).
(1970) Stu Barnes in Spruce Grove: Alberta, Canada; NHL center (Florida Panthers).
(1970) Rodney Dent: American basketball player.
(1970) Will Oldham: Musician.
(1970) Amaury Nolasco: Actor.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Prince Bernhard of Orange-Nassau van Vollenhoven
(1969) Nick Love: Director.
(1969) Bernhard Jr: Prince of the Netherlands.
(1969) Bernhard: Dutch royalty, one of four sons of Princess Margriets and Prince van Vollenhoven.
(1969) Mark Millar: Writer.
(1969) Frederick Onyancha: Kenyan runner.
(1969) Ed Miliband: Politician.
(1969) Jonathan Zittrain: Educator.
(1968) Helena Christensen: Danish Model, Miss Denmark 1986 , who was featured in Chris Isaac's video 'Wicked Game'.
(1968) Don Silvestri NFL/WLAF kicker (New York Jets: London Monarchs).

(1968) Jim Dowd: Brick -- NHL center (Vancouver Canucks).
(1968) Corey Widmer: NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
(1968) Scott Bullett in Martinsburg: West Virginia, USA; outfielder (Chicago Cubs).
(1968) Jim Dowd in Brick: New Jersey, USA; NHL center (Vancouver Canucks).
(1967) Carole Rousseau
(1967) Kathleen Franey in Brooklyn: New York, USA; 1.5km runner.
(1967) Jason Thirsk: American bass player (Pennywise and Humble Gods) (d. 1996).
(1966) Javier Frana in Rafaela: Argentina; tennis star.
(1966) Craig Veasey: NFL defensive tackle / defensive end (Houston Oilers).
(1966) Sandy Corn: Model / Penthouse Pet (March, 1991).
(1966) Diedrich Bader: Actor.
(1966) Toshihiro Arai: Japanese rally driver.
(1966) Toshi Arai: Japanese race car driver.
(1965) Dmitri Mironov in Moscow: Russia; NHL defenseman (Pittsburgh Penguins, Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
(1965) Brian Reitzell: Musician.
(1965) David Rath: Czech physician and politician.
(1965) Ed Davey: English politician Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change.
(1965) Kathleen Luciano in Munich: Germany; WPVA volleyball player (Nationals-17th-1993).
(1964) Tim Royes: American director and editor (d. 2007).
(1964) Gary McAllister: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1964) Ian Bostridge: English tenor.
(1964) Anil Kaul: Amritsar, India -- Canadian badminton player (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Peter Hanson: English / Sierra Leone / Dutch actor (Darling How Could You).
(1964) Raymond Libregts: soccer player (MVV).
(1964) Janet Soulsby in Corbridge: Australia; golfer (Curtis Cup 1982).
(1964) Bob Stanley: English keyboard player songwriter producer and journalist (Saint Etienne).
(1964) Vicki Aragon: American female jockey, two time Longacres champion in 1986 and 1988, and more.
(1963) Helno (Les Négresses Vertes)
(1963) Louis-Do de Lencquesaing
(1963) Helno : French singer, also known as Helno Rota de Lourcqua.
(1963) Paul Bloom: Psychologist.
(1963) Joop Gall: Dutch soccer player (FC Groningen).
(1962) Jean-Marc Généreux
(1962) Fennesz
(1962) Darren Wharton: British keyboardist (Thin Lizzy and Dare).
(1962) Dean Cameron in Morrison: Illinois, USA; actor (Herbie - Spencer).
(1962) Mary Ellen Clark: Abington, Pennsylvania -- Diver (1992, 96 Olympics - 2 Bronze Medals).
(1962) Kate Spade: Designer.
(1962) Dean Cameron: American actor.
(1961) Ingrid Betancourt: Colombian-born politician and kidnap victim, she She is the mother of two children.
(1961) Íngrid Betancourt: Colombian political scientist and politician.
(1961) Mary Barra: Businesswoman.
(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.
(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.
(1960) Brian Martel: American who killed one son and seriously wounded another.
(1960) Ron Bottitta: English actor.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Michael Philip Anderson
(1959) Anil Kapoor: Actor.
(1959) Michael P Anderson: astronaut (d. 2003).
(1959) Michael P Anderson in Plattsburgh: New York, USA; major US Air Force/astronaut (STS 89).
(1959) Lee Daniels: Actor.
(1959) Chris Spice: Australian field hockey coach (Olympics-1996).
(1959) Ton Lokhoff: Dutch soccer player (NAC).
(1959) Missy Cleveland: Jackson, Mississippi -- Playmate (April, 1979).
(1959) Ramdas Athawale: Indian poet and politician.
(1959) Michael Anderson: American astronaut: Michael P. Anderson – Mission specialist; Lt.

(1958) Alannah Myles: Canadian singer-songwriter and actress.
(1958) Rickey Henderson: American baseball superstar who made his debut on American baseball player, an outfielder for the Oakland Athletics.
(1958) Alex Lowe: Athlete.
(1958) Cheryl Chase: American voice actress and singer.
(1958) Martin Wiesner: German footballer.
(1958) Hanford Dixon: American football player coach and sportscaster.
(1958) Konstantin Kinchev: Russian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Alisa).
(1958) Rickey Henderson in Chicago: Illinois, USA; baseball player (stolen base king, Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees).
(1958) Gene Sperling: Public Servant.
(1957) Jillie Mack: British actress and dancer married to American actor Tom Selleck.
(1957) Shane MacGowan: Irish musician.
(1957) Chris Kamara: English footballer and commentator.
(1957) Shane McGowan: Rock vocalist (Pogues-Red Roses For Me).
(1957) Hamid Karzai: Statesman.
(1957) Jean-Jacques Court: French musher, and France's most successful sled dog racer.
(1957) Jan Rot: Dutch composer / writer (Wrong Nights).
(1955) Brett Vroman: American basketball player.
(1955) Alannah Myles: Canadian singer.
(1955) William Andrews: Actor (Sealed Cargo).
(1955) Claus Strigel: Director (Obituary for the Automobile, Act of God).
(1954) Annie Lennox: Scottish musician and songwriter with androgynous looks.
(1954) Robin Campbell: British reggae vocalist/guitarist (UB40 - "Red Red Wine").
(1954) Steve Wariner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(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.
(1954) Steve Wariner in Noblesville: Indiana, USA; country singer ("Small Town Girl").
(1953) Kaarlo Maaninka: Finnish runner.
(1953) Dave Wasick: NFL Player.
(1952) Desireless : French singer famous for her huge hit "Voyage, Voyage" in the 1989.
(1952) CCH Pounder: Guyana-born actress.
(1952) Tolossa Kotu: Ethiopian runner and coach.
(1952) C. C. H. Pounder: Actress.
(1952) C Pounder: Guyanese-American actress.
(1951) Ria Thielsch: Dutch singer (Luv).
(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.
(1950) Grazka Taylor: Polish TV producer of commercial advertising in New Zealand.
(1950) Barry Pearson: NFL Player.
(1950) Serge Chiesa: French footballer (soccer player), a historic player of Olympique Lyonnais, and an excellent dribbler.
(1950) Peter Boardman: English mountaineer and author (d. 1982).
(1950) Yehuda Poliker: Israeli singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1950) Manny Trillo: baseball infielder (Philadelphia Phillies).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Sissy Spacek: American actress and model who earned an Oscar nomination in 1976 for her role in "Carrie.
(1949) Nawaz Sharif: Prime Minister of Pakistan.
(1949) Jaff Noël Seijas
(1949) Simone Bittencourt de Oliveira: Singer and icon of the Brazilian music.
(1949) Joe Walker: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1949) Randy Neugebauer: Politician.
(1949) Joe Louis Walker: American musician.
(1949) Sissy Spacek in Quitman: Texas, USA; actress (Carrie, Badlands, Coal Miner's Daughter).
(1949) Simone de Oliveira: Brazilian singer.
(1948) Noël Mamère: French journalist and politician.

(1948) Barbara Mandrell: American entertainer, TV personality and singer who was twice named Entertainer of the Year, in 1980 and 1981.
(1948) Bernard Alane
(1948) Alia al-Hussein: Egyptian wife of Hussein of Jordan (d. 1977).
(1948) Joel Santana: Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1948) Merry Clayton: Musician.
(1948) Joel Natalino Santana: Brazilian soccer coach.
(1948) Alia al Hussein: of Jordan (d. 1977).
(1948) Barbara Mandrell in Houston: Texas, USA; singer/TV host (Mandrell Sisters).
(1947) Philippe Meyer
(1947) Pepe Smith
(1947) Twink Caplan: American actress and producer.
(1947) Connie Petracek in Chambersburg: Pennsylvania, USA; swimmer (Olympics-1992, 1996).
(1946) Jimmy Buffett: American musician whose debut album, "Down to Earth" reportedly sold only 324 copies in 1970.
(1946) Raymond A Merriman
(1946) Larry Csonka: American football player, a big and brawny 6' 2", 237 pound fullback with the Dolphins from 1968-1974.
(1946) Lawrence Csonka: Stow sports Champions.
(1946) Larry Csonka NFL running back (Miami Dolphins: New York Giants).
(1946) Jimmy Buffett in Mobile: Alabama, USA; singer/songwriter ("Margaritaville", "Volcano").
(1946) Jeff Sessions: Politician.
(1946) Christopher Frayling: English author and academic.
(1946) Gene Lamont: American baseball player and manager.
(1946) Stuart Wilson: Actor (Lethal Weapon 3), dies at 87.
(1946) Raymond Merriman: American professional astrologer since 1968, a publisher, author and commodities specialist.
(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.
(1945) Gary Sandy: American actor most noted for his role on the TV series "WKRP in Cincinnati.
(1945) Tapani Kuningas: Finnish Chief Editor of "New Age" magazine and a UFO enthusiast.
(1945) Paulo Fernando da Costa Lacerda
(1945) Steve Mancha: [Clyde Wilson]; American singer/songwriter ("Too Many Cooks").
(1945) Mike Pringle: Zambian-Scottish lawyer and politician.
(1945) Nicholas Meyer: Writer.
(1945) Noël Mirol: French bass guitarist.
(1945) Eve Pollard: English journalist and author.
(1945) Rick Berman: American screenwriter and producer.
(1945) Ken Stabler: American football player and sportscaster (d. 2015).
(1945) Gary Sandy in Dayton: Ohio, USA; actor (Andy - WKRP in Cincinnati).
(1945) Ken "The Snake" Stabler NFL quarterback (Oakland Raiders: Super Bowl XI).
(1945) Kenny Everett: British TV personality ( Show).
(1944) Kenny Everett: British actor and comedian.
(1944) Henry Vestine: American guitarist (Canned Heat and The Mothers of Invention) (d. 1997).
(1944) Nigel Starmer-Smith: English rugby player and journalist.
(1944) Jairzinho : Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1943) Hanna Schygulla: Katowice Silesia, Poland -- Actress (Love is Colder than Death).
(1943) Vassilis Alexakis
(1943) Suzy Menkes: Journalist.
(1943) Wilson Fittipaldi Junior: Brazilian racing driver.
(1943) Tarja Halonen: Statesman.
(1943) Wilson Júnior: Brazilian race car driver and businessman.
(1943) Ravish Malhotra: in India; cosmonaut (Soyuz T-11 backup).
(1943) Trevor Lucas: rocker (Fairport Convention).
(1942) Françoise Durr
(1942) Vera Komarkova: Russian adventurer.
(1942) Barry Goldberg: Pianist.
(1942) Francoise Durr
(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).
(1942) Enrique Morente: Spanish singer-songwriter (d. 2010).
(1942) Barbara Follett: Jamaican-English politician.
(1942) Mani Kaul: Director (Idiot, Nazar, Dhrupad, Duvidha).
(1941) Noël Le Graët
(1941) Kenneth Calman: Scottish Chief Medical officer in Scotland 1989-1991 and in England 1991 to August 1998, a knighted professor.
(1941) Guido Reybrouck
(1941) Ronald Perera: Composer.
(1941) Lex Hixon: Religious teacher / author.
(1941) Don Pullen: Pianist / composer.
(1941) Guido Rebrouck: Belgium sport Champion.
(1940) Hilary Spurling: English journalist and author.
(1940) Pete Brown: English singer-songwriter and poet.
(1940) Peter Brown: Chicago, Illinois -- Rocker.
(1940) Frans Moor: Dutch Member of Parliament (PvdA).
(1940) Phil Spector: American music producer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Don Alias
(1939) Bob James: American keyboard player songwriter and producer (Fourplay).
(1939) Akong Rinpoche: Tibetan-Chinese spiritual leader (d. 2013).
(1939) Ghulam Bilour: Pakistani businessman and politician.
(1939) Royce Applegate: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2003).
(1939) Christopher Wates: English real estate developer / multi-millionaire.
(1938) Noel Picard: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1938) Wibo van de Linde: Dutch TV host / director (Avro).
(1938) David Borden: American composer and academic.
(1938) Duane Armstrong: American painter.

(1937) Marcel Maréchal: French actor, director and writer.
(1937) O'Kelly Isley: Jr.
(1937) Kelly Isley: American musician, one of four brothers who sang in the local church choir before forming a professional quartet in 1955.
(1937) O'Kelly Isley in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; singer (Isley Brothers - "Twist and Shout").
(1936) Ismail Merchant: Indian-English director and producer (d. 2005).
(1936) Alexandra : British royalty, one of the most popular of the royal set, the first cousin of Queen Elizabeth II, sister to Edward, the Duke of Kent and to Michael of Kent.
(1936) Johannes De Haan
(1936) Ismail Merchant in Bombay: India; producer (Householder).
(1936) HRH Princess: Alexandra of Kent.
(1936) Alexandra HEOC: English Princess / Daughter of sir Angus Ogilvy.
(1935) Sadiq al-Mahdi: Sudanese politician Prime Minister of Sudan.
(1935) Jeanne Hopkins Lucas: American politician (d. 2007).
(1935) Al Jackson: baseball player.
(1935) Gunter Friedrichs: Composer.
(1935) Anne Roiphe: American author and activist.
(1935) Robert Bogey: France sport Champion.
(1935) Stephen Barnett: American legal scholar who opposed the Newspaper Preservation Act of 1970 (d. 2009).
(1935) Jeanne Lucas: American educator and politician (d. 2007).
(1934) Giancarlo Baghetti: Italian race-car driver in Formula One.
(1934) John Ashley in Kansas City: Missouri, USA; actor (Clipper - Straightaway).
(1934) Stjepan Mesic: Statesman.
(1934) Bob Martinez: American politician (Governor-Florida).
(1934) McKinley Mitchell: American gospel/singer ("The Town I Live In").
(1933) François de Closets
(1933) de Closets: Enghien les Bains Journalist.
(1933) Basil Heatley: English runner.
(1933) François Closets: French journalist and scientific chronicler.
(1932) Mabel King: TV Actress.
(1932) Peter John: Swales; football club chairman.
(1932) Jose Maria Capricorne: Curacaos graphically designer / painter.
(1932) Mabel King in Charleston: South Carolina, USA; actress (Mama - What's Happening?).
(1931) Uzo Egonu: Painter / print maker.
(1930) Salah Jaheen: Egyptian poet and cartoonist (d. 1986).
(1930) Armenak Alachachian: Armenian basketball player and coach.
(1930) Salah Jahin: Egyptian poet and illustrator (d. 1986).
(1930) Emmanuel Agassi: Iranian boxer and father of Andre Agassi.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Irish McCalla: Pawnee City, Nebraska -- Actress (Sheena Queen of Jungle).
(1929) Alan Gerry: Businessman.
(1929) Chris Kenner: American singer and songwriter (d. 1976).
(1929) Christine Jones: American educator and politician (d. 2013).
(1929) Régine : Belgian singer and owner of the nightclubs Jimmy's and Chez Régine.
(1929) Stuart Hall: Former English radio and television presenter.
(1929) André Debaar: Belgian actor and film director who died in Uccle on 16 February 2011.
(1929) Billy Horton: rocker (The Silhouettes - "Get a Job").
(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.
(1928) Earl Brown in Salt Lake City: Utah, USA; actor (Stovall - Operation Petticoat).

(1928) Dick Miller: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1927) Georges Besse
(1927) Nellie Fox: Chicago White Sox infielder (American League Most Valuable Player 1959).
(1927) Jacques Bellanger: France sport Champion.
(1927) Ram Narayan: Indian sarangi player.
(1927) Leo Kubiak: American basketball and baseball player.
(1927) Mary Higgins Clark: Author.
(1926) Febo Conti: Italian TV and radio presenter and actor.
(1926) Enrique Jorrín: Cuban violinist and composer (d. 1987).
(1926) Enrique Jorrin: Cuban composer and musician (d. 1987).
(1925) Carlos Castaneda: Peruvian-American anthropologist and author (d. 1998).
(1925) Jürgen Roland
(1925) Ned Garver: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with a 4-28-48 record.
(1925) Sam Pollock: Canadian businessman (d. 2007).
(1925) Ossi Reichert: German FR, giant slalom (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(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.
(1924) Rod Serling: American television and radio script writer.
(1924) Edwin Etherington: American lawyer, stock exchange executive.
(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.
(1924) Atal Bihari Vajpayee: former Prime Minister of India.
(1924) Atal Bihari Vajpayee: Statesman.
(1924) Jean Yvert: Amiens EXecutives.
(1923) René Girard: Franco-American historian, literary critic, and philosopher of social science whose work belongs to the tradition of anthropological philosophy.
(1923) Celia Lipton: British actress, singer and philanthropist.
(1923) Louis Lane in Eagle Pass: Texas, USA; conductor (Oere Orchestra 1968-73).
(1923) Rene Girard: French historian, literary critic and philosopher.
(1923) Noëll Vandernotte: French sportman, the youngest medalist at the Olympics: he won twice the bronze in 1936 (rowing), aged 12.
(1923) Louis Lane: American conductor and educator.
(1923) Charles-Noël Martin: French nuclear physicist and world famous science writer.
(1922) William Demby: American author (d. 2013).
(1922) Ava Gardner: Actress.
(1922) Jonas Mekas: Director.
(1921) Zaib-un-Nissa Hamidullah: Indian-Pakistani journalist and author (d. 2000).
(1921) Steve Otto: Polish-Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 1989).
(1921) Jean-Pierre Cabouat: French diplomat, who served as ambassador to Libya (1975-1979) and Canada (1984-1987).
(1920) William Bordelon: American military hero, a United States Marine who served in combat during World War II.
(1920) Aldo Puccinelli: Italian soccer player, who holds the record of league apparences with Lazio (339).
(1920) Henry Charnock: oceanographer.
(1920) Artur Agostinho: Lisbon, Portugal -- Actor (Capas Negras, Leao da Estrela).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Paul David: Canadian cardiologist and politician founded the Montreal Heart Institute (d. 1999).
(1919) Naushad Ali: Indian composer and director (d. 2006).
(1919) Noele Gordon: English actress (Born 1919.
(1918) Anwar Sadat: Egyptian politician, President of Egypt and head of the Arab Socialist Union Party.
(1918) Angelica Garnett: English artist and writer, the daughter of Vanessa Bell and artist Duncan Grant.
(1918) Anwar el-Sadat: Egyptian President (1970-81, Nobel Prize 1978).
(1918) Harley Moore: Carthage Military man.
(1918) Eddie Safranski: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Orchestra leader (Jonathan Winters Show).
(1918) Ahmed Ben Bella: politician, first President of Algeria.
(1918) Roger Machenaud: Rennes Military man.

(1917) Cyclone Tracy
(1917) John Minton (artist)
(1917) Lincoln Loor: Ecuadorian journalist and politician (d. 2009).
(1917) Francis Minton: British artist, painter, gay, alcoholic, suicide, known artist & teacher at prominent london art school; heavy drinker; subject to depressions.
(1916) Ahmed Ben Bella
(1916) Ernest Hardin: Wheatcroft Military man.
(1916) Gustav Schreiber: German nazi military, waffen SS, died 5 March 1995.
(1916) Daniel Devoto: composer.
(1916) Ahmed Bella: Algerian soldier and politician 1st President of Algeria (d. 2012).
(1915) Pete Rugolo: Italian-American musician, noted for the innovative arrangements he wrote for Stan Kenton’s orchestras during 1945-49.
(1915) Noelle de Mosa: Netherlands -- British dancer / teacher (Brigadoon).
(1914) Alziro Zarur
(1914) James Muir Cameron Fletcher: New Zealand industrialist (d. 2007).
(1914) Konrad Georg: German film/tv actor, popular in the TV series Kommissar Freytag.
(1914) Jean-Louis Vigier: Corneilla del Ver EXecutives.
(1914) James Fletcher: New Zealand businessman (d. 2007).
(1913) Tony Martin (American singer)
(1913) Henri Nannen: German publisher and editor-in-chief of Stern magazine from 1948.
(1913) Michel Jacques: Nancy physician.
(1913) Tony Martin: American singer, a top cabaret performer known as the "man with the golden voice.
(1913) Candy Candido: American singer bass player and voice actor (d. 1999).
(1913) Ad Reinhardt: Artist.
(1912) Herman W: Filarski Dutch bridge journalist.
(1912) Natalino Otto: Italian singer (d. 1969).
(1912) Werner Fussan: composer.
(1912) Willian Noel: Moffat architect.
(1912) Leighton Noble: Singer / bandleader.
(1912) Tony Martin: Oakland, California -- Singer ( Show, Tonight We Love).
(1911) Louise Bourgeois: French artist, a contemporary representative of American sculpture.
(1911) Burne Hogarth: strip-cartoon artist.
(1910) Marguerite Churchill
(1910) David Lichine [Lichtenstein]: Russian / US dancer (Make Mine Music).
(1910) Concha Urquiza: Mexican mystic poet.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Zora Arkus-Duntov: Belgian-American engineer (d. 1996).
(1909) Louis van: Lint Belgian painter.
(1909) Mike Mazurki: Tarnopal, Austria -- Actor / wrestler (Centerfold Girls).
(1909) Lucille Wedge: American astrologer who joined AFA in July 1970; an ordained Reverend.
(1908) Quentin Crisp: British character, the gay author of "The Naked Civil Servant.
(1908) Alton Delmore
(1908) Ernest L Massad: U.
(1908) Ernest Massad: American general (d. 1993).
(1908) Jo-Jo Moore: American baseball player (Born 1908).
(1908) Zora Arkus-Duntov: Belgian-American automotive engineer (d. 1996).

(1908) Jan Seidel: composer.
(1908) Nathan : Belgian murderer.
(1908) Frank Ferguson: California, United States -- Actor (Wagons West, Dynamite, My Gal Sal).
(1908) Marc Lacan: French Benedictine monk, named François, who was the youngest sibling of famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
(1907) Cab Calloway: American bandleader (Born 1907).
(1907) Mike Mazurki: Ukrainian-American wrestler and actor (d. 1990).
(1907) Glenn McCarthy: American businessman founded the Shamrock Hotel (d. 1988).
(1907) Cab Calloway: American bandleader, singer and composer, known for his great "Minnie the Moocher.
(1907) Robert Merget: Belgium Writer.
(1907) Andrew Cruickshank: Scottish classical actor of stage and screen with a London debut in "Othello," 1930.
(1907) I. F. Stone: Journalist.
(1907) Cab[ell] Calloway: Rochester -- Bandleader (Minnie the Moocha, Jazzball).
(1906) Herman J Scheltema [NEM Pareau]: Dutch jurist / poet.
(1906) Ernst Ruska: German physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1988).
(1906) Lew Grade: British TV mogul (ATV) / movie producer (Boys from Brazil).
(1906) William McChesney: Martin Chairman of Federal Reserve Bank (1951-70).
(1906) Clark M: Clifford US Secretary of Defense (1968-69).
(1905) Fernand Gravey: Belgian/french film actor, made his career in france; played in "duguesclin," "treize a table".
(1905) Howard Hughes: Businessman.
(1905) No?l Adenot: Le Creusot Military man.
(1904) Gerhard Herzberg: German physicist, known for his work in determining the structure of molecules, in particular free radicals.
(1904) Gerhard Herzberg Canada: physicist (molecular structure-Nobel Prize 1971).
(1903) Antiochos Evanghelatos: composer.
(1903) Antiochos Evangelatos: Greek composer and conductor (d. 1981).
(1903) J Edward Bromberg: Hungary -- Actor (Mark of Zorro, Under 2 Flags).
(1903) Henri Delteil: Riom ?s Montagne Military man.
(1903) Madeleine Lacan: French noted family, the sister of famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
(1903) Corry Lievens: [Isabella MJ Adriaens] Flemish actress (Blue Bird).
(1902) Barton MacLane: South Carolina, United States -- Actor (Geisha Boy, Peterson-I Dream of Jeannie).
(1902) William Bell: American tuba player and educator (d. 1971).
(1901) Stefano Cagna: Italy sport Champion.
(1901) Alice C: English Duchess of Gloucester / aunt of Elizabeth II.
(1901) Alice: Duchess of Gloucester (d. 2004).
(1901) Princess Alice: Duchess of Gloucester (d. 2004).
(1900) Gladys Swarthout: Deepwater, Missouri -- Mezzo-soprano (La Gioconda).
(1900) Manuel Halcon: Spanish writer and journalist.
(1900) Barton MacLane: American film, stage and tv actor.

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