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2009 - 2000

(2004) Simply Liv: YouTube Star.
(2003) Matt Martinez: Pop Singer.
(2002) Dylynn Jones: Dancer.
(2002) Anna McNulty: YouTube Star.
(2001) Sterling Griffith: Movie Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Sundy Jules: YouTube Star.
(1999) Jade Cloud: Dancer.
(1998) BambinoBecky : YouTube Star.
(1996) Taurtis : YouTube Star.
(1996) Jennifer Gates: American heiress, the 8 lb.
(1996) Allisyn Arm: TV Actress.
(1996) Kennedy Grace: Vine Star.
(1995) Daniel Padilla: TV Actor.
(1994) Daniil Kvyat: Russian race car driver.
(1993) Ryoma Takeuchi: Japanese actor and model.

(1992) Jon Cozart: YouTube Star.
(1992) Fedx Gaming: YouTube Star.
(1992) Danielle Hope: English actress and singer.
(1991) Ignacio Varela: Uruguayan footballer.
(1991) Joy Villa: Musician.
(1991) Shahira Barry: Irish model.
(1990) Riley Voelkel: Canadian-American actress.
(1990) Tootsie Jackson: YouTube Star.
(1990) Meghann Fahy: Actress.
(1990) Jean-Eric Vergne: Driver.
(1990) Jonathan Santos: Soccer Player.
(1990) Kim Yu-mi: South Korean model and actress Miss Korea 2012.
(1990) Nevin Spence: Irish rugby player (d. 2012).
(1990) See Business: Irish race horse (d. 2014).
(1990) Karty : Indian actor and dancer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Dae Sung (singer)
(1989) Ayame Misaki: Japanese actress.
(1989) Evelina Barry: YouTube Star.
(1989) Daesung : Korean singer (Big Bang).
(1989) Luke Bracey: Movie Actor.
(1989) Cole Beasley: Football Player.
(1988) Romain Girouille
(1988) Hazel Mendoza: Spanish-Filipino actress.
(1988) Eric Salamat: Filipino basketball player.
(1988) Kimber James: American pornographic actress.

(1988) Annie Close: American noted family, the first child of actress Glenn Close and her lover, producer John Starke.
(1988) Scott Timlin: Reality Star.
(1988) Gareth Evans: English footballer.
(1988) Manuel Viniegra: Mexican footballer.
(1987) Jessica Rose: American internet celebrity and actress.
(1987) Arijit Singh: Musician.
(1987) Jessica Lee Rose: American/New Zealand actress.
(1987) Jorge Moreno: Spanish footballer.
(1987) Jarmila Gajdosova: Slovakian/Australian tennis player.
(1986) Daniel Sharman: Actor.
(1986) Yuliya Zaripova: Russian runner.
(1986) John DeLuca: Actor.
(1986) Lior Refaelov: Israeli footballer.
(1985) Jemima Kirke
(1985) John Isner: American tennis player.
(1985) Bre Scullark
(1985) Nam Gyu-ri: South Korean singer and actress (SeeYa).
(1985) Andrea Benvenuto: Chilean tennis player.
(1984) Carlos Condit
(1984) Ryan O'Donohue in Pomona: California; actress (Byrds of Paradise, Boys are Back).
(1984) Emily Wickersham: TV Actress.
(1983) Jessica Lynch: American military, a Marine assigned to the Iraq War.
(1983) Noah Mills
(1983) Jose Maria Lopez: Argentine racing driver.
(1983) José López: Argentinian race car driver.
(1983) DeAngelo Williams: Athlete.
(1982) Jon Lee (singer)
(1982) Nadja Benaissa
(1982) Brock Gillespie: American basketball player.
(1982) Jon Lee: English singer and actor (S Club).
(1982) Joanne Gobure: Nauruan poet and academic.
(1982) Cooper Wallace: American football player.
(1982) Novlene Williams-Mills: Jamaican sprinter.
(1981) MS Dynamite
(1981) Caro Emerald: Dutch singer.
(1981) Ms Dynamite: British musician.
(1981) Sandra Schmitt: German skier (d. 2000).
(1981) Matthieu Delpierre: French footballer.
(1981) Dynamite: Rapper.
(1980) Channing Tatum: American actor and model.
(1980) Jordana Brewster: Panama -- Actress (Nikki Graves-As the World Turns).
(1980) Laurent Ournac: French TV actor and presenter, widely known for his success in the program "Mon Incroyable Fiancé", French version of "The Bachelor".
(1980) Marnette Patterson: American actress.
(1980) Stana Katic: American film actress.
(1980) Marne Patterson in Sherman Oaks: California; actress (Nicole - Something So Right).
(1980) Marlon King: Jamaican footballer.
(1980) Anna Mucha: Polish actress and journalist.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Ariane Brodier
(1979) Ariane Moffatt: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1979) Sara Downing
(1979) Janne Wirman: Finnish keyboard player (Children of Bodom Warmen and Masterplan).
(1979) Tarrus Riley: Reggae Singer.
(1979) Sean Fox: Actor (3 Ninjas Kick Back, Calendar Girl).
(1979) Jessa Gamble: Author.
(1979) Manal al-Sharif: Activist.
(1978) Anna Mouglalis
(1978) Stana Katic: Canadian actress.

(1978) Peter Madsen: Danish footballer.
(1978) Pablo Schreiber: TV Actor.
(1978) Joe Crede: American baseball player.
(1978) Avant : American singer.
(1978) Shinnosuke Tachibana: Japanese voice actor.
(1978) Tyler Labine: Canadian actor.
(1977) Tom Welling: American actor.
(1977) Marc-Antoine (singer)
(1977) Fredrik Eklund: Reality Star.
(1977) Samantha Cristoforetti: Italian astronaut.
(1977) Marguerite Moreau: Actress.
(1977) Chris Johnston: Irish rugby player.
(1977) McKenzie Westmore: Soap Opera Actress.
(1977) Jason Earles: American actor.
(1977) Kosuke Fukudome: Japanese baseball player.
(1977) Roxana Saberi: American journalist and author.
(1977) Casey Legler: French artist, model, and former swimmer who competed in the 1996 Summer Olympics.
(1976) Thurop Van Orman
(1976) Václav Varaďa: Czech ice hockey player.
(1976) Sarah Tueting: Ice hockey goalie (USA, Olympics - 1998).
(1976) Vaclav Varada: Czech ice hockey player.
(1976) Luigi Panarelli: Italian footballer.
(1975) Joey Jordison: Drummer.
(1975) Jabbar Threats: defensive end (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1975) Trudi Ferguson: Miss Universe - Jamaica (1996).
(1975) Rahul Verma: Indian social worker and activist; founded the Uday Foundation.
(1975) Nerina Pallot: English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1975) India Summer: Model.
(1975) Nathan ''Joey'' Jordison: American musician (Slipknot).
(1974) Ivana Milicevic: Croatian-American actress.
(1974) Greg Laswell
(1974) Adil Ray: British radio presenter (BBC Asian Network).
(1974) Grant Achatz: Chef.
(1974) Ivana Miličević: Bosnian-American actress.
(1974) Shondrella Avery: American actress.
(1973) Mark Davis (basketball)
(1973) Óscar García Junyent
(1973) Óscar Junyent: Spanish footballer and coach.
(1973) Mark Davis: NBA guard / forward (Philadelphia 76ers, Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1973) Damien Munoz: Miss Colorado-USA (1997).
(1973) Stephanie Graf: Austrian athlet, who won the silver medal for running 800 m at the 2000 Olympics.
(1973) Gesar Mukpo: Tibetan filmmaker (actor, director, writer).
(1973) Tracy Kathleen Hayes in Wheaton: Illinois, USA; Miss Illinois-America (5th-1996).
(1973) Chris Perry: English footballer.
(1973) Jules Naudet: French-American director and producer.
(1973) Geoff Blum: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1972) Sylvain Tesson: French writer and traveller born to journalist Philippe Tesson.
(1972) Francisco Cordova in Veracruz: MTxico; pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1972) Kiko : Spanish footballer.
(1972) Jason Bargwanna: Australian race car driver.
(1972) Natrone Means: American football player and coach.
(1972) Avi Nimni: Israeli footballer and manager.
(1972) Kiko Narvaez: Spanish footballer.
(1972) Natrone Means NFL running back (San Diego Chargers: Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1972) Marco Rivera NFL/WLAF guard (Scottish Claymores: Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31).
(1971) Giorgia (singer)
(1971) Shondrella Avery: American actress.
(1971) MS Estonia (ferryboat)
(1971) Giorgia : Italian singer and song-writer, known for her soulful voice.
(1971) Jay DeMarcus: American bass player songwriter and producer (Rascal Flatts and East to West).
(1971) Ryan Yarborough NFL wide receiver (Baltimore Ravens: New York Jets).
(1970) Melania Trump: Slovenian model.
(1970) Chernobyl disaster
(1970) Sébastien Folin
(1970) Tionne Watkins: Rapper.
(1970) Tionne ''T-Boz'' Watkins: American singer (TLC).
(1970) Dean Austin: English footballer and manager.
(1970) Jacqueline Laurita: Reality Star.
(1970) Jason Wiles: Actor.
(1970) Kristen Ghodsee: American ethnographer and academic.
(1970) Jason Lee: Actor.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Renee Zellweger: Actress.
(1969) Gina Torres: Actress.
(1969) Kate Hardie: English actress director and screenwriter.
(1969) Teresa Lewis: American murderer (Born 1969).
(1968) Daniela Nardini
(1968) David Taboureau: Belgian kayaker in the Atlanta Olympics August 1996 who placed 19th in the two-man kayak 1000 m. race and 16th in the two-man kayak 500m.
(1968) Curtis Jones: Musician.
(1968) Stéphane Pompougnac: French international DJ and record producer, born to a psychotherapist and a dental surgeon.
(1968) Ahmed Elmaghraby in Suez: Egypt; US field hockey forward (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Kane (wrestler)

(1967) Marianne Jean-Baptiste: English actress singer-songwriter composer and director.
(1967) Curtis Jones: American electronica and house music singer songwriter and producer.
(1967) Jean-Marc Mahy
(1967) Kane : Wrestler.
(1967) Tõnu Tõniste: Estonian sailor.
(1967) Toomas Tõniste: Estonian sailor and politician.
(1967) Jane Clayson: Journalist.
(1967) Glenn Jacobs: American professional wrestler.
(1967) Klaus Merk in Augsburg: Germany; hockey goaltender (Team Germany 1998).
(1967) Matt Peterson in Chicago: Illinois, USA; Nike golfer (1992 Hawkeye Open-7th).
(1966) Didier Gustin: French impersonator, mime, humorist.
(1966) Andrea Temesvári
(1966) Stéphane Treppoz
(1966) Heather Rattray in Moline: Illinois, USA; actress (Lily - As the World Turns).
(1966) Andrea Temesvari in Budapest: Hungary; tennis star (1983, 1984, 1985 US Clay Courts).
(1966) Yoshihiro Togashi: Mangaka who created YuYu Hakusho.
(1965) Kevin James: Movie Actor.
(1965) Susannah Harker: English actress.
(1965) Eric Avery: Musician.
(1964) Tim Jordan: American athlete and professional linebacker for the New England Patriots.
(1964) Rebecka Törnqvist: Swedish singer.
(1964) Tod Bass in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In).
(1963) Jet Li: Movie Actor.
(1963) Bill Wennington: Canadian-American basketball player: center, Bulls.
(1963) Li Lianjie/Jet Li: Chinese martial artist and actor.
(1963) Sean Lock: Comedian.
(1963) Joy Covey: Businesswoman.
(1963) Cornelia Ullrich: German hurdler.
(1963) Colin Scotts: Australian-born American football player.
(1963) Thomas Searle: hockey defenseman (Team Austria 1998).
(1962) Debra Wilson: American actress and screenwriter.
(1962) Michael Damian: American actor on the TV series "The Young and the Restless" from 1981 in the role of Danny Romalotti.
(1962) Colin Anderson: English footballer.
(1962) Michael Damian in San Diego: California, USA; actor/singer (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Young and the Restless).
(1962) Keith Rothfus: Politician.
(1962) Adam Silver: Lawyer.
(1962) Graham "Skin": Skinner; rocker (Hipsway).
(1961) Joan Chen: Chinese-American actress director producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Serge Bromberg
(1961) Dinesh D'Souza: Author.
(1961) Nancy Scranton in Centralia: Illinois, USA; golfer (1991 du Maurier Ltd Classic).
(1961) Anthony Cumia: American radio personality (The Opie and Anthony Show).
(1961) Albert Lawrence: Jamaica -- 4X100m relayer (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1961) Chris Mars: American singer-songwriter drummer and producer (The Replacements and Golden Smog).
(1961) Mike Francis: Italian singer and composer, best known for his 1982 hit, "Survivor".
(1960) Roger Taylor (musician)
(1960) Steve Lombardozzi: American baseball player and coach.
(1960) Roger Taylor: Drummer.
(1960) Frans van Houten: Businessman.
(1960) Roger Andrew Taylor: Musician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) John Corabi: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Mötley Crüe Angora The Scream Union and Brides of Destruction).
(1959) Thanassis Papakonstantinou: Greek singer and songwriter.
(1959) Thanasis Papakonstantinou: Greek singer-songwriter and bouzouki player.
(1958) Giancarlo Esposito: Actor (Bob Roberts, School Daze, King of NY).
(1958) John Crichton-Stuart 7th Marquess of Bute
(1958) Georgios Kostikos: Greek footballer coach and manager.
(1958) Jeffrey Guterman: American psychotherapist author and academic.
(1958) John Crichton-Stuart: 7th Marquess of Bute Scottish race car driver.
(1958) Johnny "Earl of" Dumfries: Racing driver.
(1958) Ingolf Lück: German actor, comedian and TV host.

(1957) Julie Nihill: Australian stage and screen actor.
(1957) Sibylle Canonica
(1957) Bedri Baykam
(1957) Edwina Hart: Welsh banker and politician.
(1957) Michel Barrette: Canadian comedian and actor.
(1957) Yves Contassot: French politician, a member of Europe Écologie - The Greens, a Paris councillor since 2001, after being deputy mayor of the 3rd arrondissement of Paris.
(1957) Diane Hébert: Canadian medical patient (d. 2008).
(1956) Patrick Chêne
(1956) François Schuiten
(1956) Giacomo Poretti: Italian singer, one of three brothers who sang as a trio, Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo.
(1956) Ron Donachie
(1956) Imanol Arias: Spanish actor and film director.
(1956) Koo Stark: American actress and photographer.
(1956) Koo Stark [Kathleen Dee-Anne]: Photographer / actress (Emily).
(1956) Philippe Dorison: French director, writer and cinematographer.
(1956) Taina West: Finnish television personality.
(1955) Kurt Bodewig: German politician.
(1955) K. Eric Drexler: Scientist.
(1955) François Schuiten: Belgian cartoonist and screenwriter, born to Robert Schuiten, famous architect.
(1955) Mike Scott: American baseball player.
(1954) Jean-Marc Daniel
(1954) Tatyana Fomina: Estonian chess player.
(1954) Randy Cross: Athlete.
(1954) Melvin Burgess: Author.
(1954) Chito Roño: Filipino director and screenwriter.
(1954) Alan Hinkes: English mountaineer and explorer.
(1953) Ron Clements: Director.
(1953) Nancy Lenehan: American actress.
(1953) David Reddaway: Canadian-English diplomat British High Commissioner to Canada.
(1953) Moushumi Chatterjee: Indian actress.
(1953) Linda Thompson: American lawyer and theorist.
(1952) Spice Williams-Crosby: American actress and stunt performer.
(1952) Popo Simon: Molefe; Secretary-General (South Africa UDF).
(1951) Evan Thomas: Journalist.
(1951) John Battle: English politician.
(1951) Lynne Jones: British Member of Parliament.
(1950) Yves Contassot
(1950) Sture Bergwall
(1950) Howard "Leon": Reeder; rock guitarist (Champaign).
(1950) Peter Schaufuss: director of ballet (Deutsche Opera Berlin).
(1950) Tom Norton: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Minnesota Twins for one season in 1972.
(1950) Peter Jurasik: Actor.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jimmy Hall: rocker (Wet Willie).
(1949) Carlos Bianchi: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1949) Jerry Blackwell: American professional wrestler (Born 1949).
(1949) Dominic Sena: American director and screenwriter.
(1949) James Fenton: Poet.
(1948) Gerry Sikorski American politician (Representative-Democrat-Minnesota: 1983-).
(1948) Boyd Matson: TV host / correspondent (National Geographic Explorer).
(1948) Anita Ferraris: German astrologer, she runs an astrology school in Cologne, certified by the Deutscher Astrologen-Verband (DAV, Astrologer's Association of Germany).
(1947) Donna Elizabeth De Varona: Greenwich, Connecticut -- Swimmer (1964 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1947) Johan Cruyff: Athlete.

(1947) Jeffrey DeMunn: Actor.
(1947) William Ashhurst: English banker Sheriff of London Lord Mayor of London and politician (d. 1720).
(1947) Gervase Frank: Ashworth Jackson-Stops; architectural adviser.
(1947) Warren Clarke: English actor director and producer (d. 2014).
(1946) Niki Tsongas: American politician with noted spouse, Paul Tsongas, also a politician.
(1946) Vladimir Zhirinovsky: Politician.
(1946) Marilyn Nelson: American poet and author.
(1946) Ralph Coates: English footballer (d. 2010).
(1946) Talia Shire: Actress.
(1945) Chuck Blazer
(1945) Antoine Hébrard: French publisher of the French edition of Who's Who.
(1945) Sylvain Simard: Canadian academic and politician.
(1945) Dick Johnson: Australian race car driver.
(1945) Neil Miller: American photographer and editor, a teacher at Arizona State.
(1945) Bjorn Ulvaeus: Musician.
(1945) Howard Davies: English director and producer.
(1944) Amien Rais: Indonesian scholar and politician.
(1944) Richard Bradshaw: British opera conductor, (Born 1944).
(1944) Martha Rockwell in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; skier (Mount Washington).
(1944) Roger Coulam: English keyboard player (Blue Mink).
(1943) Dominique Vilar: French actress in the legitimate theater and noted family as the daughter of film maker Jean Vilar.
(1943) Prue Acton: Australian fashion designer, a major figure in the Australian industry of style and design.
(1943) Peter Zumthor: Swiss architect and academic designed the Therme Vals.
(1943) Gary Wright: American singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (Spooky Tooth).
(1943) Gary Wright in Creskill: New Jersey, USA; singer/keyboardist ("Dream Weaver", Spooky Tooth - "Love Is Alive").
(1943) Nicole Loraux: French historian of classical Athens, who died on 6 April 2003 at 8:55 AM in Argenteuil.
(1942) Claudine Auger: Paris, France -- Miss France (1958) / actress (Thunderball).
(1942) Vitali Andreyevich Grishchenko: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1942) Sharon Carstairs: Canadian lawyer and politician Canadian Leader of the Government in the Senate.
(1942) Michael Kergin: Canadian diplomat Canadian Ambassador to the United States.
(1942) Jon Kyl: Politician.
(1942) Bobby Rydell in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; rock singer ("Wild One", "Bye Bye Birdie").
(1942) Bobby Rydell: American singer and actor.
(1942) Jadwiga Staniszkis: Polish sociologist political scientist and academic.
(1942) Svyatoslav Belza: Russian journalist author and critic (d. 2014).
(1941) John Mitchell: American composer and educator.
(1941) Claudine Clark: American R&B singer-composer.
(1941) John Battle: British Member of Parliament.
(1941) Robin Jacob: English academic and judge.
(1941) Claudine Auger: French model and actress.
(1940) Giorgio Moroder: Italian musician, a composer of pulsing, synthesized scores for films and a producer of albums showcasing popular artists.
(1940) Piet Pauw: Belgian lawyer, Chairman of T.A.
(1940) Harry Fielder: English actor and stuntman.
(1940) Molvi Ansari: Indian cleric and politician (d. 2014).
(1940) Cliff Watson: British rugby league footballer.
(1940) Dietmar Hopp: Businessman.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Henri-Pierre Desclaux: French attorney, the prosecuting attorney on the case of Maurice Papon (See the case under that name).
(1939) Roger Buckley: British High Court Judge.
(1938) Nino Benvenuti: Italian Olympic and World Boxing champion.
(1938) Duane Eddy: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1938) Duane Eddy in Phoenix: Arizona, USA; guitarist ("Peter Gunn", "Cannonball").
(1938) Willie Wood: Scottish bowler.
(1938) Wolf Kahler: German actor.
(1937) Jean-Pierre Beltoise: French motorcycle racer and Formula One driver, known for having won the 1972 F1 Monaco Grand Prix under heavy rain.
(1937) Bob Boozer
(1937) Pierre Beltoise: Boulogne Billt Journalist.

(1937) Robert Boozer: Omaha, Nebraska -- Basketball player (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1936) Edward Cazalet: British High Court Judge.
(1935) Arielle Aumont: French astrologer.
(1935) Patricia Giff: American author and educator.
(1934) J Micheal McCloskey: Environmentalist / Chairman (Sierra Club).
(1934) Pierre Wiehn: Saintes Journalist.
(1934) Donald Sterling: Business Executive.
(1933) Carol Burnett: American comedienne on stage, in films and on TV.
(1933) Jerry Leiber: Musician.
(1933) J. Anthony Lukas: Journalist.
(1933) Carol Burnett in San Antonio: Texas, USA; comedian/actress (Annie, Four Seasons).
(1933) Arno Penzias: German-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1933) Filiberto Ríos: Puerto Rican general (d. 2005).
(1933) Aleksandr Chuchelov: Estonian sailor.
(1932) Francis Lai: French accordionist and composer noted for his film scores.
(1932) Michael Smith: English-Canadian biochemist and geneticist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2000).
(1932) Frank D'Rone: American singer and guitarist (d. 2013).
(1932) Michael Smith: English-Canadian biochemist and geneticist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2000).
(1932) Shirley Cawley: English long jumper.
(1932) Israr Ahmed: Indian-Pakistani theologian philosopher and scholar (d. 2010).
(1931) Celso Posio: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) Bernie Brillstein: American talent agent/manager and producer (Born 1931).
(1931) Andre Haget: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) Paul Almond: Canadian-American director producer and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1930) Derek Waring: Actor (Barnacle Bill, Arthur-Heart of the Country).
(1930) Robert Simanek: American military, United States Marine and a recipient of the Medal of Honor for his actions in the Korean War.
(1930) Justin Gosling principal (Saint Edmund Hall: Oxford, England).
(1930) Paul Mazursky: Actor.
(1930) Roger Moens: Belgium -- 800m runner (1960 Olympics - Silver Medalist).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Ken Jackson: American football offensive lineman in the National Football League.
(1929) Richard Mitchell: American author and professor (d. 2002).
(1928) Gordon Downey: British Comptroller General/Reader Representative (Independent).
(1927) Jack Douglas (actor)
(1927) Harry Gallatin: American basketball player and coach (d. 2015).
(1927) Jean Meo: Vosne-Roman?e EXecutives.
(1927) Jean Faucher: French draftsman, reporter, and one of the founders of social tourism at national and international levels.
(1927) Anne McLaren: Biologist / zoologist / actress (Things to Come).
(1927) Jack Douglas: Comedian (My Brother Was an Only Child, Jack Paar Show).
(1926) Michael Joughin: CEO (Scottish Hydro-Electric).

(1926) Oldrich Frantisek Korte: Composer.
(1926) Michael Prechtl: German soldier and illustrator (d. 2003).
(1926) J Hutto: American singer and guitarist (d. 1983).
(1926) David Coleman: English sportscaster and game show host (d. 2013).
(1926) Preston "Bob": Tisch; NFL co-owner (New York Giants).
(1926) Michael Mathias Prechtl: German illustrator (d. 2003).
(1926) David Wachs: American merchandising marketeer and CEO of Charming Shoppes, the head corporation of Fashion Bug outlets and other women's clothing and accesories stores.
(1925) Michele Ferrero: Italian industrialist, a manufacturer of sweets, confections and candies.
(1925) Alice Saunier-Seité: St Jean le Centenier Politician.
(1925) Gerard Cafesjian: American businessman and philanthropist (d. 2013).
(1925) Jørgen Ingmann: Danish singer and guitarist (Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann) (d. 2015).
(1925) Alice Saunier-Seïté: French politician and academic, who died on 5 August 2003 in Paris.
(1925) J?rgen Ingmann: Danish musician.
(1924) Jack Schwarz: Dutch-American psychic healer and yoga teacher who performed a stage act to demonstrate control by piercing his arms and cheeks with skewers sustaining no physical injury.
(1924) Browning Ross: American runner and soldier (d. 1998).
(1924) Jacques Monfrin: French philologist, text editor, and historian who died in Paris on 11 December 1998.
(1924) H Browning Ross: American long-distance running Olympian (d. 1998).
(1924) Russell Nype in Zion: Illinois, USA; singer/actor (Burton Farley - Dorothy).
(1923) Gaston Comes
(1923) Jackie Flynt: French actress (no other biographical information is readily available).
(1923) Albert King: Musician.
(1922) Pol Bury: Belgian sculptor.
(1922) Mike Kellin: Hartford, Connecticut -- Actor (Honestly Celeste, Fitz & Bones).
(1922) Margaret Scott: South African-Australian ballerina and choreographer.
(1922) Jeanne Sauvé: Canadian journalist and politician 23rd Governor General of Canada (d. 1993).
(1922) J Holt: English historian and academic (d. 2014).
(1922) Paul-Andre Gaillard: composer.
(1922) James Holt: medieval historian.
(1922) Louis Coudert: French homicide; he murdered three people before, after an intense police hunt, committing suicide.
(1921) Jimmy Giuffre: American jazz clarinet and saxophone player, composer and arranger.
(1921) Andr? Perrin: Lyon 1er physician.
(1921) Harry Knutton: Major-General/Director-General (London City and Guilds Institute).
(1921) Margaret Gowing professor (history: science).
(1920) Ren? Brette: Lyon 6?me physician.
(1920) Juan C Lampe: Aruba -- Pianist / composer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Georges de Caunes
(1919) Georges De Caunes: French journalist, tv broadcaster.
(1919) Georges de Caunes: Toulouse Journalist.
(1918) Fanny Blankers-Koen
(1918) Jack Morpurgo: American Literature scholar (Leeds University).
(1918) Ella Fitzgerald: Musician.
(1918) Flora Lewis: Journalist.
(1918) Stafford Repp: American actor (Born 1918).
(1917) Virgil Trucks: American baseball player and coach (d. 2013).
(1917) Jean Cadeac: Agen Military man.

(1917) Sal "The Barber" Maglie pitcher (New York Giants: 8th best won-lost percentage).
(1917) IM Pei: Chinese-born architect.
(1917) I Pei: Chinese-American architect designed the National Gallery of Art and Bank of China Tower.
(1917) Sal Maglie: American baseball player and coach (d. 1992).
(1917) Willi Hein: Germany Military man.
(1916) Ken Wallis: English commander engineer and pilot (d. 2013).
(1916) Morris L West: Australia -- Novelist (Shoes of the Fisherman).
(1916) Vic Perrin: American actor (d. 1989).
(1916) Morris West: Australian author and playwright (d. 1999).
(1916) Arnoldus Christian: Vlok van Wyk composer.
(1916) Enos Slaughter: Athlete.
(1916) Dorothy Salisbury Davis: Writer.
(1916) George Tuska: American comic book illustrator (d. 2009).
(1915) Jean Laviron
(1915) Jean Chevrier: French film actor who appeared in 50 films between 1936 and 1972.
(1914) Jess Stearn: American writer, a widely read newspaperman for nearly 25 years.
(1914) Bernard Malamud Brooklyn New York: novelist (Fixer, The Natural Pulitizer 1967).
(1914) James Rouse: American real estate developer founded The Rouse Company (d. 1996).
(1914) Bernard Malamud: US writer (Fixer, Natural), dies at age 71.
(1914) Charlie Chester: English radio and television host (d. 1997).
(1914) Horace Leonard Gold: Sci-Fi writer / editor.
(1914) James William Rouse: US builder (shopping malls / Columbia, Maryland).
(1914) Wilfred Howard: Mellers composer.
(1913) Lester Burcham: American retailing executive, businessman, president of F.W.
(1912) A E Van Vogt
(1912) A van Vogt: Canadian-American author (d. 2000).
(1912) A E van Vogt: Canadian writer (d. 2000).
(1912) A[lfred] E[lton] Van Vogt Winnipeg Manitoba Canada: science fiction writer (Cosmic Encounter).
(1912) Marceau Servelle: Auxonne physician.
(1912) A. E. van Vogt: Author.
(1912) Van Vogt: Canadian writer who was published from 1932, primarily for science fiction, of which he was one of the master writers, prolific and popular.
(1911) Andrée Tainsy: Belgian actress.
(1911) Marianne Hoppe: Rostock, Germany -- (Bei Thea, Liebrauen).
(1911) Henri Hell: France sport Champion.
(1911) Marcel Anthonioz: Divonne les Bains Politician.
(1911) Paul Verner: German soldier and politician (d. 1986).
(1910) Mesa Selimovic
(1910) Johan Doorn: Dutch journalist / resistance fighter (Orange Newspaper).
(1910) Erland von: Koch composer.
(1910) Tomoyuki Tanaka: Japanese movie producer and creator of Godzilla (d. 1997).
(1910) Ernst Tittel: composer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Africa De las Heras: Soviet nationalized Spanish communist activist and a highly decorated KGB spy.
(1909) Rodney Collin: British pro astrologer, occultist and author.
(1908) Barthélemy Guérini: French World War II veteran, known as Mémé Guerini.
(1908) Joël Bellec: French bishop.
(1907) Theun Vries: Netherlands Writer.
(1907) Theun de: Vries writer (February; PC Hooft prize 1981).
(1907) Hendrik Bos: Netherlands Military man.
(1906) Don Loper
(1906) Pierre Boileau: French author, famed for his creation, with his co-writer Thomas Narcejac, of what is termed the ‘’French suspense.
(1906) Paolo Fortunati: Italy Scientist.

(1906) Luis Garcia Echecopar: Peruvian lawyer who was Minister of Finance (1947-1948) and accidentally charge of Foreign Ministry twice in 1947.
(1906) Leopold Spinner: composer.
(1906) William J. Brennan, Jr.: Judge.
(1905) Jean Vigo: French film director, a creative genius known as film's Rimbaud.
(1905) Jean-Marie Euzet: Séte Painters.
(1905) Jacques Lecompte-Boinet: French military officer, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1905) Charles K Feldman [Gould] New York City: New York, producer (Casino Royale).
(1904) Paul E: "Cardinal" Leger archbishop (MontrTal QuTbec Canada).
(1904) Paul-Emile Leger: Canadian cardinal and archbishop (d. 1991).
(1904) Paul-Émile Léger: Canadian cardinal (d. 1991).
(1903) Geoffrey Worthington: Air vice-marshall.
(1903) Niven Busch: US screenwriter (Postman Always Rings Twice).
(1902) Lionel Chassin: France sport Champion.
(1900) Charles Francis Richter
(1900) Hack Wilson: American baseball player (Born 1900).
(1900) Douglas Sirk director (Zu Neuen Ufern: Boefje).
(1900) James Sutherland: English literature Scholar / actor (Rob Roy 1953).
(1900) Charles Richter: American geologist and seismologist, a researcher on the magnitude of earthquakes along with their geography and statistics.

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