Famous Birthdays of 27 August
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 27th of August
2010 - Today
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(2011)
Phoebe True-Frost: American child of noted parents, her father is Jim True-Frost, actor from acclaimed television series, "Treme" and "The Wire" and mother is legal scholar and professor, Cora True-Frost.
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2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Amanda Schull: Actress.
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(1977)
Deco (footballer)
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(1977)
Olivia Lee
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(1977)
Trisha Williams: Hobbs, New Mexico -- Miss America - New Mexico (1997).
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(1977)
Deco : Portuguese footballer.
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(1977)
Sarah Chalke: Ottawa, Ontario -- Actress (Becky-Roseanne, Ernest Goes to School).
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(1977)
Michelle Kathlene Cardamon: California, United States -- Miss Teen USA (1996-3rd).
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(1977)
Justin Miller: American baseball player (d. 2013).
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(1977)
Mase : American rapper and producer.
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(1976)
Sarah Chalke: Canadian actress.
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(1976)
Sarah Chalke: Canadian actress.
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(1976)
Mark Webber (Formula One)
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(1976)
Carlos Moyá: Spanish tennis player, he was the French Open singles champion in 1998 and the singles runner-up at the 1997 Australian Open.
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(1976)
Benoît Poilvet
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(1976)
Guillaume Peltier: French politician and business leader.
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(1976)
Mark Webber: Race Car Driver.
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(1976)
Cartos Moya: Spain -- Tennis star.
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(1976)
Milano Collection Akihito Terui: Japanese professional wrestler.
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(1976)
Milano AT: Japanese wrestler.
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(1976)
Craig Mills: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL right wing (Winnipeg Jets).
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(1976)
Carlos Moya: Spanish tennis player.
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(1976)
Audrey Delsanti: French astronomer and biologist.
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(1976)
Mark Webber: Race Car Driver.
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(1975)
Florence Rey: French homicide, the killer of four people after a theft.
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(1975)
Jonny Moseley: Puerto Rican skier, Gold in the Freestyle in Nagano.
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(1975)
Bjorn Gelotte: Swedish guitarplayer, In Flames.
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(1975)
Bodie Olmos: American noted family, the son of actor Edward James Olmos and his wife, Kaija.
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(1975)
John Cabrera: Actor.
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(1975)
Mark Rudan: Australian footballer and manager.
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(1975)
Björn Gelotte: Swedish guitarist and songwriter (In Flames and All Ends).
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(1975)
Blake Adams: American golfer.
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(1974)
Sean Woodson: Safety (Buffalo Bills).
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(1974)
Meredith Eaton: Actress.
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(1974)
José Vidro: Puerto Rican baseball player.
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(1974)
Mohammad Yousuf: Pakistani cricketer.
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(1974)
Michael Mason: New Zealand cricketer.
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(1973)
Carlene Begnaud: American professional wrestler.
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(1973)
Cory Bowles: Canadian actor singer and choreographer.
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(1973)
Danny Coyne: Welsh footballer.
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(1973)
Johan Norberg: Swedish historian and author.
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(1973)
Burak Kut: Turkish singer-songwriter.
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(1973)
Dietmar Hamann: German footballer and manager.
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(1973)
Jazz : Wrestler.
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(1972)
The Great Khali: Indian professional wrestler.
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(1972)
Jimmy Pop: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bloodhound Gang).
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(1972)
Donta Jones: NFL linebacker (Pittsburgh Steelers).
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(1972)
Chris Imes: South Paris, Maine -- US hockey defenseman (1994 Olympics).
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(1972)
Felix da Housecat: American DJ and record producer.
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(1972)
Denise Lewis: British athlete, winner of a Gold Medal for the heptathlon on 9/24/2000.
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(1972)
The Great Khali: Wrestler.
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(1972)
Mike Smith: TV Actor.
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(1972)
Jaap-Derk Buma: Dutch field hockey player.
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(1971)
Rob Harris: Sky surfer, dies while skydiving at 28.
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(1971)
Felix da Housecat
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(1971)
Julian Cheung: Hong Kong actor and singer.
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(1971)
Aygul Ozkan: German politician.
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(1971)
Ernest Faber: Dutch footballer and manager.
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(1971)
Kyung Lah: South Korean-American journalist.
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(1971)
Hisayuki Okawa: Japanese runner.
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(1971)
Aygül Özkan: German lawyer and politician.
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(1971)
Thali Thalia: Musician.
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(1971)
Jason Kilar: Businessman.
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(1971)
Jim Flanigan: NFL defensive tackle (Chicago Bears).
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(1970)
Tony Kanal: English-American bass player songwriter and producer (No Doubt).
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(1970)
Gwendoline Hamon
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(1970)
Jim Thome: Peoria, Illinois -- Infielder (Cleveland Indians).
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(1970)
Olivier Dartigolles
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(1970)
Leanna Creel: TV Actress.
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(1970)
Colt Ford: Country Singer.
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(1970)
Andy Bichel: Australian cricketer and coach.
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(1970)
Pokwang : Filipino actress and singer.
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(1970)
Peter Ebdon: English snooker player.
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(1970)
Mark Ilott: English cricketer.
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(1970)
Karl Unterkircher: Italian mountaineer (d. 2008).
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(1970)
Reggie Slater: NBA forward (Toronto Raptors).
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(1970)
Edson Nascimento: Brazilian noted family, the son of soccer champ Pelé, known by his own nickname, "Edinho".
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(1970)
Melissa McCarthy: Actress.
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(1970)
Greg Woodcroft: Hamilton, Ontario -- 52 kg freestyle wrestler (1996 Olympics).
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(1970)
Jeff Kenna: Irish footballer and manager.
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(1970)
Park Myeong-su: South Korean singer-songwriter and television host.
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(1970)
Kelly Trump: German porn actress.
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1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Emanual Davis: American basketball player: guard, Rockets.
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(1968)
Jorge Cadete
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(1968)
Martin Lowenfish: Canoe (1996 Olympics).
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(1968)
Christine Schaefer: Florence, Kentucky -- WPVA volleyballer (US Open-5th - 1994).
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(1968)
Taylor Wane: English porn actress and director.
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(1968)
Matthew Ridge: New Zealand rugby player and sportscaster.
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(1968)
Daphne Koller: Israeli-American computer scientist and academic.
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(1968)
Michael Long: Cromwell, New Zealand -- Australasia golfer.
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(1967)
Jean-Cyril Robin
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(1967)
Ogie Alcasid: Filipino singer-songwriter producer and actor.
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(1967)
Jeff Tweedy: Musician.
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(1967)
Rob Burnett: NFL defensive end (Cleveland Browns / Baltimore Ravens).
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(1967)
Brian McRae: Bradenton, Florida -- Outfielder (Chicago Cubs).
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(1967)
Michael Gove: Politician.
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(1967)
Martin Lawless: American construction worker who fell to his death 35 feet from the roof of a construction site on 12/23/1986.
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(1966)
Juhan Parts: Estonian lawyer and politician 14th Prime Minister of Estonia.
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(1966)
Deena Wigger: Colorado Springs, Colorado -- US shooter (1992 Olympics).
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(1966)
Shirley Manson: Musician.
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(1966)
Jeroen Duyster: Dutch rower.
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(1965)
Arno Klarsfeld: French-Israeli lawyer, who has conducted various national missions at the request of President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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(1965)
Michael Perry: NFL defensive tackle (Denver Broncos).
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(1965)
Scott Dibble: American lawyer and politician.
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(1965)
Cheryl Fergison: English actress.
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(1965)
Wayne James: Zimbabwean cricketer and coach.
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(1965)
Ange Postecoglou: Greek-Australian footballer and coach.
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(1965)
Chris Burke: Actor.
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(1965)
Marcus du Sautoy: Mathematician.
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(1964)
Paul Bernardo: Canadian homicide; a story of degradation, sadism and terror.
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(1964)
Claire Stansfield
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(1964)
Stephan Elliott: Australian actor director and screenwriter.
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(1964)
Robert Bogue: American actor and producer.
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(1963)
Paul Vermeiren: Belgian archery expert, placed fourth in the Atlanta Olympics individual competition, 1996.
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(1963)
Patty Duffek: Woodland Hills, California -- Playmate (May, 1984).
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(1963)
Victor Bisonó
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(1963)
Ted Rall: Cartoonist.
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(1963)
Stephen J. Dubner: Journalist.
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(1962)
Fabrice Poullain
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(1962)
Adam Oates: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
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(1962)
Gustave Kervern
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(1962)
Sri Mulyani Indrawati: Economist.
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(1962)
Tariq Ramadan: Writer.
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(1962)
Thomas Duggan: American photographer.
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(1962)
Vic Mignogna: American voice actor.
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(1962)
Pansy Ho: Businesswoman.
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(1962)
Scott Davis: Santa Monica, California -- Tennis star.
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(1961)
Tom Ford: American fashion designer and businessman, Ford originally trained as an actor and then studied interior architecture at Parsons School of Designs.
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(1961)
Speedy Graphito (artist)
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(1961)
Yolanda Adams: American gospel singer.
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(1961)
Mark Curry: English television host and actor.
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(1961)
Helmut Winklhofer: German footballer.
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(1961)
Urmas Muru: Estonian architect.
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(1961)
Mark McConnell: American drummer (Blackfoot Madam X and Southern Rock Allstars) (d. 2012).
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(1960)
Mike Golding: English sailor.
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(1960)
Damon Keeve: San Francisco, California -- Heavyweight (209+ lbs) judoka (1992, 96 Olympics).
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(1960)
Gary Cohn: Businessman.
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1959 - 1950
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(1959)
Jeanette Winterson: English writer, who became famous with her first book, "Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit," a semi-autobiographical novel about a sensitive teenage girl rebelling against conventional values.
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(1959)
Gerhard Berger: Austrian racing driver and F1 team co-owner (Scuderia Toro Rosso).
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(1959)
Jack Holliday: American poet whose first collection of poems, "The Naked Poet," was published in 1983.
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(1959)
Dominique Sarron: French winner of the 1994 ‘’Bol d’Or,’’24-hour motorcycle endurance race, taking 2nd place after his brother Christian.
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(1959)
Yves Rossy
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(1959)
Frode Fjellheim: Norwegian pianist and composer.
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(1959)
Denice Denton: American engineer and academic (d. 2006).
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(1959)
Daniela Romo: Pop Singer.
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(1959)
Downtown Brown: English television host and actress.
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(1959)
Juan Fernando Cobo: Colombian artist.
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(1959)
Downtown Julie Brown: Welsh TV personality and MTV VJ.
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(1959)
András Petőcz: Hungarian author and poet.
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(1959)
Juan Cobo: Colombian painter and sculptor.
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(1958)
Tom Lanoye: Belgian author poet and playwright.
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(1958)
Sergei Krikalev: Russian engineer and astronaut.
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(1958)
Sergei Konstantinovich Krikalev: Russia -- Cosmonaut (TM-7, TM-12, STS 60).
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(1958)
Normand Brathwaite: Canadian comedian and television and radio host.
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(1958)
Yoshinori Mizumaki: Tokyo, Japan -- PGA golfer (1994 Byron Nelson-2nd).
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(1958)
Stalking Cat: American body modifier (d. 2012).
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(1958)
Hugh Orde: English police officer.
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(1957)
Johnny Cunningham
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(1957)
Bernard Langer
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(1957)
Jean-Yves Berteloot
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(1957)
Bernhard Langer: German golfer and two-time Masters champion.
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(1957)
Jeff Grubb: American game designer and author.
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(1956)
Jean-François Larios
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(1956)
David Khayat
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(1956)
Constantine Orbelian
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(1956)
Glen Matlock: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Sex Pistols Rich Kids The Faces and The International Swingers).
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(1955)
Roderick Hopkins Davis: Auckland, New Zealand -- Yachting Star class (1996 Olympics).
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(1955)
Laura Fygi: Dutch singer, the daughter of a Dutch father (a manager at Philips) and an Egyptian mother.
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(1955)
Robert Richardson: American cinematographer.
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(1955)
Diana Scarwid: Savannah, Georgia -- Actress (Extermites, Psycho 3, Heat).
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(1955)
Kristien Hemmerechts: Belgian writer, who published her debut book in 1986 with the collection "First Fictions, Introduction 9" which was written in English.
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(1954)
René-Paul Victoria
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(1954)
Lucid Beausonge
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(1954)
Derek Warwick: English race car driver.
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(1954)
Rajesh Thakker: English physician and academic.
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(1954)
Pauline Hanson: Politician.
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(1954)
Robert J. Fisher: Businessman.
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(1954)
John Lloyd: England, United Kingdom -- Tennis star (former husband of Chris Everet).
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(1953)
Peter Stormare: Swedish-born actor.
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(1953)
Alex Lifeson: Toronto, Ontario -- Rock guitarist (Rush).
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(1953)
Tom Berryhill: American businessman and politician.
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(1953)
Willy "Mink" Deville [Borsay]: US blues / rock singer (Hey! Joe).
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(1953)
Charlie Farren: American musician turned private citizen, Farren was once the lead singer, writer, and a guitarist for the Joe Perry Project and Farrenheit, popular rock bands of the 1980s.
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(1953)
Joan Smith: English journalist and author.
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(1953)
Maria das Gracas Silva Foster: Businesswoman.
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(1952)
Paul Reubens: American comedian better known as Pee-Wee Herman, playing a winsome, goofy young man in a tight suit and lipstick, googly eyes and a smirk, popular with kids and those who appreciate broad physical comedy.
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(1952)
Paul Reubens (aka Pee-wee Herman): American actor.
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(1952)
Corinne Desarzens: French writer and journalist born to Swiss parents.
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(1952)
Marc Gould: American artist, painter, "magic box" maker.
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(1951)
Mack Brown: American University of Texas Head Football Coach.
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(1951)
Edward Witten: Mathematician.
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(1951)
Don [Sheldon George] Pooley Jr: Phoenix, Arizona -- PGA golfer (1980 BC Open).
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(1951)
Randall Garrison: American-Canadian criminologist and politician.
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(1951)
Buddy Bell: American baseball player and manager.
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(1950)
Charles Fleischer in Washington DC: USA; comedian (Who Framed Roger Rabbit?).
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(1950)
Edmund Weiner: English lexicographer and author.
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(1950)
Neil Murray: Scottish bass player and songwriter (Whitesnake Black Sabbath Colosseum II and Gogmagog).
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(1950)
Charles Fleischer: American comedian actor and singer.
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(1950)
Cynthia Potter: United States -- Springboard diver (1976 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
Philippe Vallois: French director and screenwriter.
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(1948)
John Mehler: American drummer (Love Song).
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(1948)
Sgt Slaughter: American professional wrestler.
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(1948)
Slaughter: Wrestler.
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(1948)
Pavlos Sidiropoulos: Greek musician (d. 1990).
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(1948)
Deborah Swallow: English historian and curator.
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(1947)
Barbara Bach: American model and actress.
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(1947)
Harry Reems: American porn actor and director (d. 2013).
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(1947)
John Morrison: New Zealand cricketer and politician.
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(1947)
Kirk Francis: American engineer and producer.
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(1947)
Halil Berktay: Turkish historian and academic.
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(1947)
Gavin Pfuhl: South African cricketer and sportscaster (d. 2002).
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(1947)
Jacques Arnold: MP (Conservative).
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(1947)
Susie McAllister: LPGA golfer.
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(1947)
Peter Krieg: German documentary filmmaker, producer and writer (Born 1947).
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(1946)
Alain Venot
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(1946)
Marc Stenger: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Troyes since 1999.
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(1946)
Tony Howard: Barbadian cricketer and manager.
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(1946)
Barbara Bach: American actress, a sensual, voluptuous lead in European and U.S films.
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(1946)
Tom Ridge: Politician.
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(1946)
Valerie Simpson: Musician.
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(1945)
Marianne Sägebrecht
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(1945)
Mel Watt: Politician.
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(1945)
G W Bailey: Port Arthur, Texas -- Actor (Dr Beale-St Elsewhere).
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(1945)
Douglas Campbell: Canadian lawyer and judge.
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(1944)
William Benaïm
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(1944)
Suzanne Doucet
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(1944)
Tim Bogert: Rocker.
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(1944)
François de Witt
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(1944)
Barbara Trentham: American actress and painter (d. 2013).
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(1944)
Wim Jurg: Corrector / Chairman (Werelddambond FMJD).
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(1944)
Barry Conyngham: Composer.
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(1944)
G. W. Bailey: Actor.
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(1944)
G W Bailey: American actor.
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(1944)
GW Bailey: American actor.
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(1944)
Jan Bols: Dutch speed skater.
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(1943)
Tuesday Weld: American actress who, by the age of 21, had been in a dozen movies and well over a hundred TV shows.
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(1943)
Bob Kerrey: American politician and entrepreneur, the senior Senator from Nebraska, Vice Chairman of Senate Select Committee and a member of Senate Finance Committee and Senate Agriculture Committee.
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(1943)
Chuck Girard: American singer-songwriter and pianist (Love Song and The Castells).
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(1943)
Susan "Tuesday" Weld in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Dobie Gillis, Wild in Country).
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(1942)
Daryl Dragon: American musician and noted family, the son of famed conductor Carmen Dragon.
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(1942)
Daryl Dragon in Pasadena: California, USA; keyboardist (Captain and Tennille).
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(1942)
Brian Peckford: Canadian educator and politician 3rd Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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(1941)
Cesária Évora: Cape Verdean singer (d. 2011).
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(1941)
Bernard Ebbers
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(1941)
Yuri Vassilyevich Malyshev: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz T-2, T-11).
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(1941)
Barbet Schroeder: Director.
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(1941)
Harrison Page: American actor.
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(1941)
János Konrád: Hungarian water polo player and swimmer (d. 2014).
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(1941)
Barbara Ehrenreich: Writer.
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(1940)
Warren Harding "Sonny" Sharrock: Jazz guitarist.
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(1940)
David Hart: General Secretary (National Association of Head Teachers).
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(1940)
Fernest Arceneaux: American singer and accordion player (d. 2008).
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(1940)
Sonny Sharrock: American guitarist (Last Exit) (d. 1994).
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Thibault Lacan: French noted family member, the second child of famous psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
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(1939)
Nikola Pilić: Croatian tennis player and coach.
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(1939)
Edward Patten: American singer-songwriter and producer (Gladys Knight & the Pips) (d. 2005).
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(1939)
William Heat-Moon: American historian and author.
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(1939)
Jorge Paulo Lemann: Businessman.
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(1939)
Jerry Tarr: American track and field champion.
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(1939)
William Least Heat-Moon: American author.
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(1938)
James Morgan: American mechanical engineer and CEO in charge of Applied Materials, an electrical and semi-conductor production gear manufacturer.
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(1938)
Alan Siegel: Businessman.
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(1938)
Tanju Okan: Turkish singer and actor (d. 1996).
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(1937)
Jay Silvester: American discus thrower, winner of a silver medal at the 1972 Olympics in Munich, succeeding to the great Al Oerter.
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(1937)
Tommy Sands: American professional singer since the age of nine, who became an overnight sensation playing the lead TV role in "The Singin' Idol.
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(1937)
Phil Shulman: Scottish musician, played in the band "The Gentle Giant," formed by him and his brother Derek.
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(1937)
Mark Potter: British court judge.
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(1937)
Phil Shulmon: Rocker (Gentle Giant).
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(1937)
Alice Coltrane: American pianist and composer (d. 2007).
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(1936)
Philippe Labro: French author, journalist and film director, who has worked for RTL, Paris Match, TF1 and Antenne 2. He is a laureate of the Prix Interallié, a French literary distinction founded in 1930, which was awarded for «L'Étudiant étranger» in 1986.
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(1936)
Dewain Valentine: American sculptor and author.
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(1936)
Lien Chan
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(1936)
Roger Hemminghaus: American chemical engineer and CEO of Diamond Shamrock, a service station and convenience store chain with over 650 locations nationwide.
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(1936)
Joel Kovel: American scholar and author.
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(1935)
Frank Yablans: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2014).
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(1935)
Ernie Broglio: American baseball player.
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(1935)
Geraldine Ferraro: Politician.
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(1935)
Michael Holroyd: English biographer.
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(1934)
Tom Heinsohn: Athlete.
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(1933)
Leonard Weinglass: American attorney specializing in criminal law.
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(1933)
Joke Smit: Dutch feminist.
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(1933)
Bernard Cabanes: Clermont-l'Hérault Journalist.
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(1932)
Antonia Fraser: English author of historical biographies, detective stories, a series of mysteries and magazine articles.
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(1932)
François Glorieux
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(1932)
Francois Glorieux: Composer.
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(1932)
Cor Brom: Dutch footballer and manager (d. 2008).
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(1932)
Mikhail Nikolayevich Burdayev: Cosmonaut.
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(1932)
M N Burdayev: Cosmonaut.
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(1931)
Joe Cunningham: American baseball player and coach.
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(1931)
Sri Chinmoy: Chinmoy Kumar Ghose founder of the meditation centres (Born 1931).
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(1930)
Carol Mull: American astrologer and investment advisor.
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(1930)
Gholamreza Takhti: Iranian wrestler and politician (d. 1968).
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(1930)
John Watts: Chief of defense (Omani Armed Forces).
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(1930)
John Daly: British trade union leader.
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(1930)
Gib Dawson: American football player, a former halfback in the National Football League.
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1929 - 1920
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1919 - 1910
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(1918)
Claude Wimphen: Nemours Journalist.
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(1917)
Gianni Agus: Italian actor with a career in film, television, and theatre since 1938.
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(1917)
Peanuts Lowrey: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 1986).
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(1917)
Eileen Caddy: Celebrity.
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(1916)
Martha Raye: American entertainer, a zestful, boisterous comedienne with a huge, elastic mouth and zany antics.
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(1916)
Gordon Bashford: English engineer co-designed the Range Rover (d. 1991).
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(1916)
George Montgomery: American actor and leading man of numerous Hollywood westerns and action pictures.
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(1916)
Louis Croizette: France Military man.
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(1916)
Martha Raye [Margaret Reed]: Butte, Montana -- Actress (Martha Raye Show).
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(1916)
Tony Harris: South African cricketer and rugby player (d. 1993).
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(1916)
Halet Çambel: Turkish fencer and archaeologist (d. 2014).
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(1915)
Giuseppe Pressato: Italy Military man.
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(1915)
Norman Ramsey: Jr.
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(1915)
Walter W: Heller economist (Old Myths and New Realities).
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(1915)
Norman Foster Ramsey: American physicist Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1914)
William Hiltner: American astronomer and astrophysicist who taught at the University of Chicago from 1943-70.
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(1914)
Heidi Kabel: German musician and actress, most of whose stage roles were performed at the Ohnsorg-Theater in Hamburg, many of them in Low German.
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(1914)
Julio Cortazar: Writer.
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(1914)
Catherine Marshall: Editor / writer.
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(1913)
Martin Kamen
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(1913)
Albert P Clark
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(1913)
Albert Clark: American Lieutenant General,the sixth superintendent of the United States Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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(1913)
Donald MacKinnon: Scottish philosopher and theologian, Professor of divinity & philosophy and author.
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(1913)
Stewart Crawford: British diplomat.
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(1913)
Donald McKenzie MacKinnon: Philosopher.
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(1913)
Arthur Benfield: Head of Cheshire CID.
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(1913)
Nina von Stauffenberg: Russian-German wife of Claus von Stauffenberg (d. 2006).
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(1912)
Peter Gretton: British vice Admiral.
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(1912)
Gloria Guinness: Mexican socialite and writer(d. 1980).
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(1912)
Robert Casso: Valmanya Military man.
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(1912)
Ruth Cohn: German psychotherapist, educator, and poet.
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(1911)
Kay Walsh: English actress singer and dancer (d. 2005).
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(1911)
Patience Edney: Nurse / communist.
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(1910)
Mireille Jospin: French midwife, mother of ex-Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, she chose the day of her death.
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(1910)
Teresa: Born in what is now Macedonia, a nun and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979.
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(1910)
Mother Teresa: Albanian-born missionary and humanitarian, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize (Born 1910).
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Lester Young: American saxophonist and clarinet player (d. 1959).
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(1909)
Sylvère Maes: Belgian road cyclist racer, he won twice the Tour de France, in 1936 and 39, and once Paris-Roubaix race.
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(1909)
Manuel Mora Valverde: Costa Rican popular politician, lawyer and congressman, huge trajectory in the history of Costa Rica.
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(1909)
Sylvere Maes: Belgian cyclist (d. 1966).
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(1909)
Charles Pozzi: French racing driver who participated in one World Championship Formula One race in 1950, the year of its inception.
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(1909)
Sylveer Maes: Belgian bicylist.
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(1909)
Sidney R Yates: (Rep-D-Illinois, 1949-62, 65- ).
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(1909)
Lester W "Pres" Young: US jazz saxophonist.
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(1909)
Silveer Maes: Belgium sport Champion.
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(1909)
André Deluol: French sculptor who died in Saint-Michel-en-l'Herm on 26 April 2003.
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