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Famous Birthdays of 28 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 28th of April

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2010 - Today

(2014) Winston Butler: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Alex Trik: YouTube Star.
(1997) Louis Sarkozy
(1997) Billie Ingle: Instagram Star.
(1997) TheIronMango : YouTube Star.
(1996) Tony Revolori: Actor.
(1996) Joanna Kuchta: Instagram Star.
(1995) Melanie Martinez (singer)
(1995) Jonathan Benteke: Belgium footballer.
(1995) Melanie Martinez: Pop Singer.
(1994) Jimmy Murrill: Vine Star.

(1992) Lacey Banghard: English model.
(1992) Tony Yoka
(1992) Blake Bortles: Football Player.
(1992) Catherine Wayne: Comedian.
(1992) Jack Taylor: American actor.
(1991) Samuel Larsen: TV Actor.
(1991) Aleisha Allen: Movie Actress.
(1991) Jordan Robinson: English footballer.
(1990) Niels-Peter Mørck: Danish footballer.
(1990) Nadia Lalami: Moroccan tennis player.
(1990) Mario Meraz: Mexican boxer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Kim Sung-kyu: Pop Singer.
(1989) Emily Rios: Actress.
(1989) Emil Salomonsson: Swedish footballer.
(1989) Peechaya Wattanamontree: Thai model and actress.
(1989) Martha Hunt: Model.
(1988) Spencer Hawes
(1988) Juan Mata: Soccer Player.
(1988) Olya Ivanisevic
(1988) Juan Manuel Mata: Spanish footballer.
(1988) Katariina Tuohimaa: Finnish tennis player.

(1988) Jonathan Biabiany: French footballer.
(1987) Stephanie Corneliussen
(1987) Bradley Johnson: English footballer.
(1987) William Moseley: Actor.
(1987) Ryan Conroy: Scottish footballer.
(1987) Samantha Prabhu: Movie Actress.
(1987) Robin Schulz: DJ.
(1987) Zoran Tošić: Serbian footballer.
(1986) Jenna Ushkowitz: South Korean-American actress.
(1986) Roman Polak: Czech ice hockey player.
(1986) Jenna-Louise Coleman: Actress.
(1986) Roman Polák: Czech ice hockey player.
(1986) Jennifer Lundberg: Swedish model Miss World Sweden 2008.
(1986) David Krejčí: Czech ice hockey player.
(1986) Abdullah Al-Qasabi: Omani footballer.
(1986) Jennifer Palm Lundberg: Swedish beauty pageant contestant.
(1986) George Nozuka: Canadian singer/songwriter.
(1985) Mathilde Johansson
(1985) Deividas Stagniūnas: Lithuanian ice dancer.
(1985) Louise Pentland: YouTube Star.
(1985) Lucas Jakubczyk: German sprinter and long jumper.
(1984) Toshiyuki Toyonaga: Japanese voice actor actor and singer-songwriter.
(1984) Xiaxue : TV Show Host.
(1984) Dmitri Torbinski: Russian footballer.
(1983) David Freese: Baseball Player.
(1983) Victoria Bedos
(1983) Thomas Waldrom: New Zealand-English rugby player.
(1983) Roger Johnson: English footballer.
(1983) Josh Brookes: Australian motorcycle racer.
(1983) Gavin Butler: Metal Singer.
(1983) Louis Cole: YouTube Star.
(1983) Ari Graynor: Actress.
(1982) Donna Feldman
(1982) Koel Mallick
(1982) Chris Kaman: American basketball player.
(1982) Harry Shum Jr
(1982) Nikki Grahame: English television personality.
(1982) Michael Carbonaro: TV Actor.
(1982) Harry Shum: Jr.
(1982) Nikko Smith: R&B Singer.
(1981) Jessica Alba: American actress whose film and television career skyrocketed in the late 1990s.
(1981) Ilary Blasi: Italian showgirl, model, television personality, and former child actress.
(1981) Audrey Sarrat
(1981) Aurélien Loher
(1981) Vencelas Dabaya
(1981) Alex Riley: Wrestler.
(1981) Pietro Travagli: Italian rugby player.
(1980) Bradley Wiggins: British professional road and track racing cyclist.
(1980) Josh Howard: American basketball player.
(1980) Noriko Eguchi: Japanese actress.
(1980) Karolina Gočeva: Macedonian singer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Emma B (model)
(1979) Roman Rasskazov: Russian race walker.
(1979) Bahram Radan: Iranian actor.
(1979) Claudia Squitieri: Italian noted family and daughter of Claudia Cardinale and her companion Pasquale Squitieri.
(1979) Sharman Joshi: Indian actor.
(1979) Scott Fujita: American football player and sportscaster.
(1978) Jim James: Musician.
(1978) Nate Richert in Saint Paul: Minnesota; actor (Harvey - Sabrina).
(1978) Jonathan Scott: TV Show Host.
(1978) Drew Scott: TV Show Host.

(1978) Rachel Morrison: Director.
(1978) Lauren Laverne: English disc jockey and television presenter.
(1977) Derrick Wayne Frazier: American convicted murderer (d. 2006).
(1977) Zach Woodlee: Dancer.
(1977) Derrick Frazier: American murderer (d. 2006).
(1976) Alisha Seaton
(1976) Caroline Stanbury: Reality Star.
(1975) Martin Lewis: NBA guard (Toronto Raptors).
(1975) Michael Walchhofer
(1975) James Thrash: wide receiver (Washington Redskins).
(1974) Penélope Cruz: Spanish actress.
(1974) Margo Dydek: Polish basketball player and coach (d. 2011).
(1974) Richel Hersisia: Dutch boxer.
(1974) Sergei Stas: NHL defenseman (Team Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1974) Dominic Matteo: Scottish footballer and journalist.
(1974) Penelope Cruz: Spanish actress.
(1974) Eric Vale: Voice Actor.
(1974) Vernon Kay: English disc jockey and television presenter.
(1973) Elisabeth Röhm: German-American actress.
(1973) Jorge Garcia: American actor.
(1973) Pauleta (footballer)
(1973) Serge Zwikker: Dutch-American basketball player: center, Rockets.
(1973) Melvin Hayes NFL tackle (New York Jets: Tennessee Oilers).
(1973) Elisabeth Rohm: German/American actress.
(1973) Marc[us] Blake Schneider: Lubbock, Texas -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1973) Earl Holmes: American football player and coach.
(1973) Francisco Palencia: Mexican footballer.
(1972) Sébastien Cauet: French TV host, humourist, and producer, occasional singer and imitator.
(1972) Violent J: American rapper producer wrestler and actor (Insane Clown Posse Dark Lotus and Psychopathic Rydas).
(1972) Helena Tulve: Estonian composer.
(1972) Jean-Paul van Gastel: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1972) Jan Benda: Reet, Belgium -- Hockey forward (Team Germany 1998).
(1972) Joseph Bruce: American musician (Insane Clown Posse).
(1972) Jorge Garcia: Actor.
(1972) Jody Driscoll: American homicide victim who was assaulted with an automobile by Edward Cherubin on 9/16/1990, c. 11:00 PM, Everett, WA.
(1972) Jean-Paul van: Gastel; soccer player (Willem II).
(1972) Anita Anand: English journalist and producer.
(1972) Sergio Massa: Argentine Justicialist Party politician who served as Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers from July 2008 to July 2009.
(1972) Michelle Menzies in Barrie: Ontario, Canada; Canadian ice pairs (1995, 1996 Canadian champions).
(1971) Bridget Moynahan: American actress.
(1971) Chris[topher Tyler] Young in Chambersburg: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Bryce Lynch - Max Headroom, Great Outdoors).
(1971) Thomas Pendelton: American tattoo artist.
(1971) Brad McEwan: Australian journalist.
(1971) Mihai Apostal in Bucharest: Romania; Canadian kayaker (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Meredith McGrath in Midland: Michigan, USA; tennis star (1996 Essen doubles).
(1971) Chris Young: Pennsylvania, United States -- Actor (Bryce Lynch-Max Headroom, Great Outdoors).
(1970) Nicklas Lidström: Swedish ice hockey player and scout.
(1970) Richard Fromberg: in Australia; tennis star.
(1970) Diego Simeone: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1970) David Salles
(1970) Bridget Moynahan: Movie Actress.
(1970) Nicklas Lidstrom in Vasteras: Sweden; NHL defenseman (Team Sweden, Detroit Red Wings).
(1970) Mark Harris: wide receiver (San Francisco 49ers).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Piersilvio Berlusconi
(1969) Ted Donato: American hockey player, he played left wing for the Boston Bruins, New York Islanders, Ottawa Senators, Anaheim Mighty Ducks, Dallas Stars, Los Angeles Kings, St. Louis Blues, and New York Rangers between 1991 and 2004.
(1969) Darcey Bussell: Dancer.
(1969) Merlelynn Lange-Harris in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; basketball center (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Pier Berlusconi: Italian noted family, the son of Silvio Berlusconi and his first wife, Carla Elvira Lucia Dall'Oglio.
(1969) Cory Booker: Politician.
(1968) Howard Donald: English musician.
(1968) Daisy Berkowitz: Musician.
(1968) Mark Carrier NFL safety (Chicago Bears: Detroit Lions).
(1968) Mark Carrier: American athlete, pro-football defensive back from 1990-2000.

(1968) Scott Putesky: American guitarist (Marilyn Manson and Jack Off Jill).
(1968) Akiko Ikuina: Japanese entertainer (Onyanko Club).
(1968) Andy Flower: South African-English cricketer and coach.
(1968) Damion Lyons: Canadian Football League cornerback (British Columbia Lions).
(1968) Vincent Baudriller: French theatre manager, currently the director of the Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne.
(1967) Kari Wuhrer: American actress and singer.
(1967) Michel Andrieux: French athlete, a rower who won a Bronze Medal in coxless pairs with J.C.
(1967) Paola Barale: Italian television host and actress, known for "Cascina Vianello" (TV-series, 1996) and "Broadcast" (TV-Film, 2005).
(1967) Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands: Royalty.
(1967) Pete Stoyanovich NFL kicker (Miami Dolphins: Kansas City Chiefs).
(1967) Chris White: English engineer and politician.
(1967) Monique Noel: Salem, Oregon -- Playmate (May, 1989).
(1966) Jean-Luc Crétier: French skier, winner of Gold Medal in the Downhill in Nagano.
(1966) John Daly: American golfer, a member of the PGA Tour.
(1966) Too hort
(1966) John Patrick Daly in Sacramento: California, USA; PGA golfer (1995 British Open).
(1966) Too Short: American rapper.
(1966) Jim Poole in Rochester: New York, USA; pitcher (Cleveland Indians).
(1966) Jim Poole: Rochester, New York -- Pitcher (Cleveland Indians).
(1966) Matt Reeves: Director.
(1965) Stéphane Courbit: French businessman in the sector of media and television.
(1965) Jennifer Rardin: American author, Jaz Parks series (d. 2010).
(1965) Anna Chancellor: Actress.
(1965) Steven Blum: American voice actor.
(1964) L'Wren Scott: American model and fashion designer (d. 2014).
(1964) Lady Helen Taylor
(1964) Roland Jourdain
(1964) Barry Larkin: American baseball player manager and sportscaster.
(1964) Mark Hager: Australian field hockey forward / Captain (1988, 96 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1964) Barry Larkin in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; shortstop (Cincinnati Reds).
(1964) Noriyuki Iwadare: Japanese composer.
(1964) Ajay Kakkar: Baron Kakkar English surgeon and academic.
(1964) Helen Taylor: British royalty, a first cousin once removed of Queen Elizabeth II.
(1963) Sandrine Dumas: French actress director and screenwriter.
(1963) Russell T Davies: Writer.
(1963) Marc Lacroix: Belgian biochemist and academic.
(1963) Jean-Paul Inchauspé: French banker, president of Bami (Banque Michel Inchauspé), a bank founded by, and named after, his father in 1970.
(1963) Lloyd Eisler: Canadian figure skater and coach.
(1962) Didier Raboutou: French mountaineer, who started climbing in 1977.
(1962) Lyne Fortin
(1962) James LeGros: Actor.
(1962) Min-sik Choi: Actor.
(1962) Edvard Moser: Scientist.
(1962) Rachel Caine: Writer.
(1962) Evguenni Rochtchin: NHL forward (Team Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1961) Meyer Habib
(1961) Cathy Gerring in Fort Wayne: Indiana, USA; LPGA golfer (1990 Lady Keystone Open).
(1961) Anna Oxa: Italian singer and actress.
(1961) Futoshi Matsunaga: Japanese serial killer.
(1960) Walter Zenga: Italian soccer-football player with the Italian national team.
(1960) Elena Kagan: American lawyer and jurist.
(1960) Bruno Germain
(1960) Ian Rankin: Scottish crime writer, best known for his Inspector Rebus novels, set in Edinburgh.
(1960) Steven Blum: Voice Actor.
(1960) Steven Blum: Voice Actor.
(1960) Wally Langdon: bassist (Bob Color).
(1960) Jon Pall Sigmarsson: Icelandic strength athlete (d. 1993).
(1960) Marc François: French actor and director, who committed suicide on 12 September 2006 in Paris.
(1960) John Cerutti: American baseball player and sportscaster (d. 2004).
(1960) Phil King: Rock (Blue Oyster Cult), shot in head at 24 while gambling.
(1960) Jón Sigmarsson: Icelandic strongman and weightlifter (d. 1993).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Erhard Loretan: Swiss mountaineer (d. 2011).
(1959) Nicholas D. Kristof: Writer.
(1959) Dainis Kūla: Latvian javelin thrower.
(1959) Nicholas Kristof: Journalist.
(1959) Sheena Easton: Musician.
(1958) Hal Sutton: American golfer.
(1958) Rosanna Scotto: American journalist and actress.
(1958) Hal Evan Sutton in Shreveport: Louisiana, USA; PGA golfer (1982 Walt Disney, PGA 1983).
(1958) Nancy Lee Grahn in Skokie: Illinois, USA; actress (Julia - Santa Barbara).
(1958) Nancy Grahn: American actress.

(1957) Gabrielle Lazure: Canadian actress who has appeared in more than sixty films since 1981.
(1957) Léopold Eyharts
(1957) Leopold Eyharts: France -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-26, TM-28 / 27).
(1957) Wilma Landkroon: Dutch singer.
(1957) Eric Bristow: Celebrity.
(1956) Jimmy Barnes: Scottish-Australian rock singer-songwriter whose career both as a solo performer and as the lead vocalist with the rock band Cold Chisel has made him one of the most popular and best-selling Australian music artists of all time.
(1956) Matthew Davis: American noted family, the son of actress Marilyn Maxwell and writer-producer Jerome Davis; his mom's third marriage (1954-60.
(1956) Paul S Lockhart in Amarillo: Texas, USA; Major US Air Force/astronaut.
(1956) Jeremy John Beadle: Writer / broadcaster.
(1955) Bertrand Renard
(1955) Antonia: Duchess of Wellington.
(1955) Nicky Gumbel: English priest and author.
(1955) Eddie Jobson rock violinist (Zappa: United Kingdom, Roxy Music - "For Your Pleasure").
(1955) Eric Schmidt: Businessman.
(1955) Arielle Dombasle: Actress.
(1955) Dieter Rubach: German bassist and producer (Accept and U.D.
(1954) Wayne Madsen: American investigative journalist, columnist and blogger of "The Madsen Report.
(1954) Vic Sotto: Filipino actor, host, comedian, and film producer.
(1954) Timothy Curley: American educator.
(1954) Michael Jackson: American politician 3rd Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security.
(1954) Ron Zook: American football player and coach.
(1953) Kim Gordon: American musician, vocalist, visual artist, record producer, video director, fashion designer, and actress.
(1953) Roberto Bolaño: Chilean author and poet (d. 2003).
(1953) Brian Greenhoff: English footballer and coach (d. 2013).
(1953) Julie Cole: LPGA golfer.
(1953) Roberto Bolano: Chilean novelist and poet (d. 2003).
(1952) Mary McDonnell: American actress.
(1952) Patricia Lancer: American psychic.
(1952) Mary McDonnell in Wilkes-Barre: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Sneakers, Independence Day).
(1952) Chuck Leavell: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (The Allman Brothers Band and Sea Level).
(1951) Peter Pontiac
(1951) Silvi Vrait: Estonian singer and pianist (d. 2013).
(1951) Tim Congdon: English economist and politician.
(1951) Ace Frehley: Musician.
(1951) Larry Smith: Canadian football player and politician.
(1950) Jay Leno: American talk show host, comedian and commercial pitchman.
(1950) Jay Leno in New Rochelle: New York, USA; comedian/talk show host (The Tonight Show).
(1950) Steve Rider: English journalist and sportscaster.
(1950) Willie Colon in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor (The Last Flight).
(1950) Willie Colón: Puerto Rican trombonist and producer (Fania All-Stars).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jean-Noël Pancrazi
(1949) Bruno Kirby: American actor and director (d. 2006).
(1949) Paul Guilfoyle: American actor.
(1949) Dan Webster: Politician.
(1949) Jerome "Jay" Apt in Springfield: Massachusetts, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS 37, 47, 59, 79).
(1949) Jeremy Cooke: English lawyer and judge.
(1949) Indian Larry: American motorcycle builder and stuntman (Born 1949).
(1949) P. Sathasivam: Judge.
(1948) Terry Pratchett: English author.
(1948) Marcia Strassman: American actress and singer (d. 2014).

(1948) Marcia Strassman in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Julle Kotter - Welcome Back Kotter).
(1948) Dorothée Berryman: Canadian actress and singer.
(1948) Dorothee Berryman: Canadian actress and singer.
(1947) Christian Jacq: French author and Egyptologist.
(1947) André Angot
(1947) Nicola LeFanu: English composer and academic.
(1947) Harish Rawat: Politician.
(1947) Steve Khan: jazz musician ("Christmas Waltz").
(1946) Ginette Reno: French Canadian author, composer, singer, and actress.
(1946) Mary Lowe: American businesswoman and philanthropist, the President and CEO of Maralo, LLC, a Houston, Texas independent oil and gas exploration and production company, since 1973.
(1946) Jean-Luc Erta: French sommelier, awarded the title of 'Best Sommelier in France' in 1973.
(1946) Larissa Grunig: American theorist and activist.
(1946) Pierre-Henri Gourgeon: French business leader.
(1946) Nour El-Sherif: Egyptian actor and producer (d. 2015).
(1945) August Wilson: Playwright.
(1944) Alice Waters: American chef and author.
(1944) J Bedell: American businessman in marketing and public relations.
(1944) Elizabeth LeCompte: American director and producer.
(1944) Jean-Claude Van Cauwenberghe: Belgian politician 10th Minister-President of the Walloon Region.
(1943) Jacques Dutronc: French singer, songwriter, guitarist, composer, and actor.
(1943) Gérard Majax
(1943) Wilfride Piollet: French prima ballerina and choreographer.
(1943) John Oliver Creighton in Orange: Texas, USA; Captain US Navy/astronaut (STS 51G, 36, 48).
(1943) Yoav Talmi: Israeli composer and conductor.
(1943) Jeffrey Tate: English conductor.
(1943) Gerard Majax: French conjurer and stage magician.
(1942) Sarimah (actress)
(1942) Claude Hoarau
(1942) Mike Brearley: English cricketer and psychoanalyst.
(1942) Ruth Glick: Writer.
(1942) Ghislaine Hermanez: Architect.
(1941) Ann-Margret : Swedish-American actress, singer and dancer; onscreen since 1962.
(1941) Indus Arthur: American actress popular on soap opera General Hospital in the '60s and '70s.
(1941) Lucien Aimar: French athlete, a cyclist.
(1941) Flynn Robinson: American athlete, pro basketball player for 7 seasons beginning in 1966.
(1941) Nico Mastorakis: Greek filmmaker, director and radio producer.
(1941) Ann Margret: Movie Actress.
(1941) John Madejski: English businessman and academic.
(1941) Karl Sharpless: American chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1941) Iryna Zhylenko: Ukrainian poet and author (d. 2013).
(1941) Susan Kenney: American short story writer, and novelist.
(1941) Karl Barry Sharpless: American chemist, Nobel laureate.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Martine Aurillac
(1939) Judy Carne: Actress.
(1938) Tommy Carlough: American musician who played and sang in piano bars from the age of 17, pro for the next 20 years.
(1938) Madge Sinclair: Kingston, Jamaica -- Actress (Bell-Roots, Trapper John).
(1938) Fred Dibnah: English steeplejack and television personality (d. 2004).
(1938) Beverly F Albert: Architect.
(1937) Saddam Hussein: Iraqi politician, President of Iraq 7/16/1979.
(1937) Jean Redpath: Scottish folk singer, emigrated to the United States in 1961, returned to Scotland in the 70s, now splits her time between the two places.
(1937) John White: Famous Scottish international footballer who played as an inside forward.
(1937) Adam Clymer: Journalist.

(1936) Kenneth White: Scottish poet, academic and writer.
(1936) Tariq Aziz: Iraqi journalist and politician Iraqi Minister of Foreign Affairs (d. 2015).
(1936) John Martin Tchicai: Composer.
(1935) James Wray
(1935) Jimmy Wray: Scottish boxer and politician (d. 2013).
(1934) Lois Duncan: American writer, magazine photographer and instructor in the department of journalism at the University of New Mexico 1971-'82.
(1934) Donald H Johnson
(1934) Diane Johnson: American-French author and screenwriter.
(1934) Donald Johnson: American rolfer and author who wrote a book on painless rolfing.
(1934) Brennan Manning: Author.
(1933) Karl Heinz Wahren: Composer.
(1933) Oliver "Bops Junior" Jackson: Drummer.
(1933) Miodrag Radulovacki: Serbian-American neuropharmacologist and academic (d. 2014).
(1932) Maurice Giro
(1932) Brownie Ledbetter: American civil rights activist (d. 2010).
(1932) Marek Kopelent: Composer.
(1931) Anicet Le Pors
(1931) Jean-Claude Lemoine
(1930) Carolyn Jones: American actress, the daughter of Cloe Jeanette Southern, a housewife, and Julius Alfred Jones, a barber.
(1930) James Baker: American moderate Republican politician, jurist and financier.
(1930) Paul Vecchiali
(1930) Richard C Sarafian
(1930) André Halimi: French journalist and television producer; the creator, with Lionel Shushan, of the Deauville American Film Festival.
(1930) Richard Sarafian: American actor director and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1930) Christopher John Magenis Headington: Composer.
(1930) James Baker III in Houston: Texas, USA; Secretary of Treasury (1985-88), Secretary of State (1989-92).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Evangelina Elizondo
(1929) Avigdor Arikha
(1929) Carolyn Jones in Amarillo: Texas, USA; actress (Morticia - Addams Family).
(1928) Yves Klein: French artist considered an important figure in post-war European art.
(1928) Lidia Alfonsi
(1928) Eugene Shoemaker: American astrogeologist and U.S.
(1928) Lydia Alfonsi: Italian actress.
(1928) Charlene Holt: American actress known for her supporting roles in television and film.
(1928) Eugene M Shoemaker: American planetary scientist (d. 1997).
(1927) Yvonne Wulf: Germany Actor.

(1927) Coretta Scott King: Activist.
(1927) Garfield Weston: English industrial / billionaire (Twinings Tea).
(1926) Harper Lee: American author of the 1961 Pulitzer Prize novel "To Kill a Mockingbird.
(1926) Micheline Boudet: Metz Actor.
(1926) Bill Blackbeard: American historian and author (d. 2011).
(1926) Tim LaHaye: Clergyman.
(1926) Hulusi Sayın: Turkish general (d. 1991).
(1925) Richard C Sarafian in New York City: New York, USA; director/actor (Foley Square).
(1925) John Thorn: English lieutenant author and academic.
(1925) T Lesinski: American judge and politician 51st Lieutenant Governor of Michigan (d. 1996).
(1925) T John Lesinski: Lieutenant Governor of Michigan.
(1924) Dick Ayers: American author and illustrator (d. 2014).
(1924) Donatas Banionis: Lithuanian actor (d. 2014).
(1924) Blossom Dearie: American singer and pianist (d. 2009).
(1924) Kenneth Kaunda: Zambian educator and politician 1st President of Zambia.
(1924) Kenneth David Kaunda: Founder / President (Zambia, 1964-91).
(1923) Carolyn Cassady: American author (d. 2013).
(1923) Adele Mara in Dearborn: Michigan, USA; actress/singer (Cool Million, Wheels).
(1923) George McKee: American Air Force lieutenant general and command pilot who was commander of Air Training Command with headquarters at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas.
(1923) Wolfgang Steffen: Composer.
(1923) George Mc: Pickins Military man.
(1923) William Guarnere: American sergeant (d. 2014).
(1922) William S Broomfield (Representative-Republican-Michigan: 1956-).
(1922) Guillaume Jorissen: Flemish politician (Volksunie).
(1922) Alistair MacLean: Scottish novelist (d. 1987).
(1922) Jack Klugman: Actor.
(1922) Iser J Koepermann Russian/US world checkers champion (1958-68: 1975-76).
(1921) Rowland Evans: White Marsh, Pennsylvania -- News reporter (CNN-Evans & Novak).
(1921) Simin Daneshvar: Iranian author and academic (d. 2012).
(1920) Mauritz Desimpelaere: Belgium sport Champion.
(1920) Nan Merriman: US/Netherlands singer (Arturo Toscanini NBC Orchestra).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Gerhard Munthe: Norwegian librarian.
(1919) Ike Altgens: American photojournalist and field reporter for the Associated Press (AP) based in Dallas, Texas.
(1917) Robert Cornthwaite: St. Helen, Oregon -- Actor (Thing, War of the Worlds).
(1917) Robert Anderson New York City: New York, writer (Tea and Sympathy, Never Sang for My Father).
(1917) Joop Waasdorp: Dutch writer (Naked Life).
(1916) Ferruccio Lamborghini: Italian industrialist, the builder of the Lamborghini automobiles.
(1916) Paulette Coquatrix: French costume designer, known for her work on the films The Adventures of Arsène Lupin (1957), Napoléon (1955) and Le miroir à deux faces (1958).
(1916) Enos Slaughter: American baseball player.
(1915) Jean-Marie Serreau
(1915) Jacques Grello

(1915) Le Berre Yves: France Military man.
(1915) Alice Fuller: American centenarian, a homemaker married to a forest ranger, parents to three children.
(1915) Alberto Amati: Italy Actor.
(1915) Victor Langard: Cluses EXecutives.
(1914) Michel Mohrt: French editor, lawyer, author, novelist, playwright.
(1914) Pierre Mohrt: Morlaix Writer.
(1914) Gunnar Randers: Norwegian physicist.
(1914) Skuli Halldorsson: composer.
(1914) Philip E High: Science fiction author (d. 2006).
(1914) Philip High: English author (d. 2006).
(1913) Emil Stern: French composer, pianist and conductor.
(1912) Odette Sansom
(1912) József Sir: Hungarian sprinter (d. 1996).
(1912) Odette Sansome: French spy; a courageous secret agent who infiltrated enemy-occupied France and worked with distinction until arrested by the Gestapo in April 1943.
(1912) Kaneto Shindō: Japanese director producer and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1912) Renato Rascel: Italian film actor, singer, and songwriter.
(1912) André Bréhéret: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Cahors from 1962 to 1972.
(1912) Odette Hallowes: French Resistance member, an Allied intelligence agent during the Second World War.
(1912) Kaneto Shindo: Japanese film director.
(1912) Paul Payot: Chamonix Writer.
(1912) Odette Sansom Hallowes: French resistance worker (d. 1995).
(1911) Lee Falk: American director producer and playwright (d. 1999).
(1911) Frans Vroons: Actor / tenor / director (Netherlands Opera).
(1911) Rudolf Zipkes: Swiss jurist, author and astrologer.
(1910) Karin Hardt
(1910) Vivian Butler: American astrologer and teacher.
(1910) Jean Debeyre: Lille physician.
(1910) Sam Merwin: Jr.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Arthur Võõbus: Estonian-American theologist and orientalist (d. 1988).
(1908) Oskar Schindler: Czech businessman who joined the Nazi party and became a double agent, managing to shuffle Jews through his factory rolls and getting them out of the country.
(1908) Ethel Catherwood: American-Canadian high jumper and javelin thrower (d. 1987).
(1908) Michael T Fitzmaurice: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Reported Missing, 14 Hours).
(1908) Arnoud Breeveld: Suriname -- Bishop.
(1908) Robert Judeaux: Rennes EXecutives.
(1907) Raymond Braine: Belgium sport Champion.
(1907) August Lange: Norwegian educator, non-fiction writer, and cultural attaché.
(1907) Henri Michel: French historian, who studied the Second World War.
(1906) Kurt Gödel: Czech-American mathematician philosopher and academic (d. 1978).

(1906) Boileau-Narcejac
(1906) Bart Bok: Dutch-American astronomer who came to the U.S.
(1906) Otto Glastra van Loon: Dutch musicologist, writer, composer and conductor.
(1906) Bartholomeus J "Bart" Bok: Dutch / US astronomer (Milky Way).
(1906) Pierre [Louis] Boileau: Paris, France -- Novelist (Vertigo).
(1906) Paul Sacher: Swiss conductor, patron and impresario.
(1906) Kemper Goodwin: American architect who specialized in educational buildings.
(1906) Kurt Godel: Austrian, and later American, logician, mathematician, and philosopher.
(1903) August Zehender: German military, a Nazi in the Waffen SS.
(1902) de Metz: Vesoul EXecutives.
(1902) Johan Borgen: Norwegian author, journalist, and critic.
(1901) Diderika Kan-Vonk: Netherlands Actor.
(1901) Henry Stallard: English runner and surgeon (d. 1973).
(1901) Corry Vonk: [Cornelia D] wife of Wim Kan (ABC-cabaret).
(1900) Maurice Thorez: French politician and longtime leader of the French Communist Party (PCF) from 1930 until his death on 11 July 1964.
(1900) Jan Oort: Dutch astronomer, pioneer in radio astronomy, comet and galaxy exploration.
(1900) Heinrich Müller: German SS officer (d. 1945).
(1900) Maurice Thorez coal miner: Secretary-General of French Communist Party.
(1900) Heinrich Muller: head of the Gestapo (disappeared in 1945).
(1900) Jan Hendrik: Oort Dutch astronomer (hypothesized "Oort Cloud").
(1900) Hubert Yencesse: French sculptor, the subject of a retrospective ar the Rodin Museum in Paris in 1972.
(1900) Bruno Apitz: writer.

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