Famous Birthdays of 28 February
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 28th of February
2010 - Today
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(2014)
Hadrien Trudeau: Canadian newsmaker, the third-born child of Liberal politician Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Grégoire, a CTV entertainment reporter.
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(2011)
Khloee Jae: Model.
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Robert Sean Leonard
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(1969)
Pat Monahan
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(1969)
Maxine Bahns: American actress, triathlete and model.
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(1969)
Shawn McEachern in Waltham: Massachusetts, USA; NHL forward (Boston Bruins, Washington Senators).
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(1969)
Elisa Fiorillo: singer ("Forgive Me For Dreaming").
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(1969)
Shawn McEachern: American hockey player, he played left wing for the Pittsburgh Penguins, Los Angeles Kings, Boston Bruins, Ottawa Senators, and Atlanta Thrashers between 1991 and 2004.
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(1969)
Robert Sean Leonard: Actor.
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(1969)
Patrick Monahan: Rock Singer.
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(1969)
Robert Sean Leonard in Westwood: New Jersey, USA; actor (Dead Poets Society, Mr and Mrs Bridge).
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(1969)
Danielle Egnew: American musician, actress, media personality, activist and self-described psychic known in the areas of music, film, radio and television for both performing and producing in all four genres.
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(1969)
U Srinivas: Indian mandolin player and composer (d. 2014).
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(1969)
Butch Leitzinger: American race car driver.
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(1969)
Tor ?ivind ?degard: Norwegian middle distance runner.
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(1969)
Robert Leonard: American actor, best known for his role in the movie "Dead Poets Society," 1989.
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(1968)
Eric Van Meir
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(1968)
Mike Milchin in Knoxville: Tennessee, USA; pitcher (Minnesota Twins).
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(1968)
Stéphan Lebeau: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1968)
Stephan Lebeau: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1968)
J T Snow US baseball first baseman (New York Yankees: California Angels).
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(1967)
Colin Cooper: English footballer and manager.
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(1967)
Martin Tielli: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Rheostatics and Kevin Hearn and Thin Buckle).
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(1967)
Colin Cooper: English footballer and manager.
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(1967)
Antone Davis NFL tackle (Atlanta Falcons: Philadelphia Eagles).
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(1967)
Marcus Lillington: rock guitarist (Breathe - "All I Need").
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(1967)
Jeff[rey] Pfaendtner: Detroit, Michigan -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
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(1966)
Eric Dubus
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(1966)
Vincent Askew: American basketball player, a one-time guard/forward.
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(1966)
Éric Dubus: French middle distance runner, who became European Indoor Champion over 3.000m in 1990, and was the silver medalist over 3.000m at the 1993 IAAF World Indoor Championships.
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(1966)
Philip Reeve: Author.
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(1966)
Tim Goad: American athlete, pro footballer and defensive tackle from 1988 to 1996, with the New England Patriots, Cleveland Browns, and Baltimore Ravens.
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(1966)
Edita Mildažytė: Lithuanian journalist and activist.
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(1966)
Vincent Askew NBA guard/forward (Seattle Supersonics: Portland Trail Blazers).
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(1966)
Jovan: Archbishop Jovan VI of Ohrid.
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(1966)
Paulo Futre: Portuguese footballer.
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(1966)
Erik van: Kessel; Dutch soccer player (FC Utrecht).
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(1965)
Duane Ferrell
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(1965)
Mikko Makela in Tampere: Finland; NHL right wing (New York Islanders).
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(1965)
Duane Ferrell NBA forward (San Francisco Warriors: Indiana Pacers).
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(1965)
Colum McCann: Irish-American author and academic.
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(1965)
Norman Smiley: English-American wrestler and trainer.
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(1965)
Park Gok-ji: South Korean film editor.
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(1964)
Djamolidine Abdoujaparov: Uzbekistan sprinter and cyclist.
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(1964)
Philippe Dupont: Dutch pro trap shooter who competed and placed 20th in the Atlanta Olympics in his event and 19th in the double trap event.
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(1964)
Lotta Lotass: Swedish author and playwright.
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(1964)
Fernando del Valle: American tenor and actor.
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(1963)
Claudio Chiappucci: Italian cyclist.
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(1963)
Pepe Mel: Soccer Player.
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(1962)
Chunli Li: Auckland, New Zealand -- Table tennis player (1996 Olympics).
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(1962)
Steve Tsujiura: hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
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(1962)
Angela Bailey: England, United Kingdom -- Canadian 4X100m relayer (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1961)
René Simard: Canadian singer and television host.
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(1961)
Rae Dawn Chong: Canadian actress.
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(1961)
Barry McGuigan: Irish boxer who was the world's Featherweight Boxing Champ from 1985-1986, losing the title on 6/23/1986.
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(1961)
Mark Ferguson
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(1961)
Wayne Smith in Albany: Washington, USA; Australasia golfer.
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(1961)
Toshihiko Tahara: Japanese singer.
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(1961)
Mark Latham: Australian politician.
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(1961)
Rae Chong: Canadian-American actress.
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(1961)
Éric Bachelart: Belgian race car driver.
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(1961)
Rae Dawn Chong: Actress.
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(1961)
Gilbert Cisneros: Gilbert and his wife Jacki, a couple from Pico Rivera, CA, won 266 Millions dollars in the Mega Millions lottery on 5 May 2010.
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(1961)
Eric Bachelart: Belgian racing driver.
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(1961)
Rene Simard: Canadian singer and TV host.
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(1960)
Richard Ramirez
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(1960)
Dorothy Stratten: Canadian model, Playboy's Playmate of the Year for 1980 and the star of three movies.
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(1960)
Michael Cumpsty
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(1960)
Tōru Ōkawa: Japanese voice actor.
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(1960)
Ricardo Ramirez: American homicide perpetrator, "the night stalker" who created a rein of terror in Los Angeles and environs from January to August 3, 1985 when he was captured.
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1959 - 1950
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(1959)
W Warendorf: Dutch artist who designs strip cartoons.
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(1959)
Sydney P: Mufamadi; South African leader (SACP).
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(1959)
Megan McDonald: Children's Author.
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(1959)
Jack Abramoff: American attorney and lobbyist, accused and convicted of misuse of funds to unduly influence members of Congress.
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(1959)
Gabriella Carlucci: Italian television presenter and politician.
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(1958)
Ginette Harrison: British mountaineer (d. 1999).
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(1958)
Corinne Flynn: American homicide victim, raped and stabbed to death on 8/27/1991, Hyde Park, MA by a family friend, Gerald Craffey.
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(1958)
Mark Pavelich: NHL player (New York Rangers).
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(1958)
Christine Lathan-Brehmer: in German Democratic Republic; 400 metre runner (Olympics-gold-1976).
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(1958)
David Ross: Scottish historian and author (d. 2010).
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(1958)
Jeanne Mas: French singer-songwriter and actress.
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(1958)
Natalya Estemirova: Russian journalist and activist (d. 2009).
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(1958)
Jack Abramoff: American political figure and convict.
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(1958)
David R Ross: Scottish historian and writer (d. 2010).
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(1957)
Nathalie Ménigon: French criminal, convicted for acts of terrorism committed while she was a member of the French revolutionary group Action directe.
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(1957)
John Turturro: American actor director and screenwriter.
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(1957)
Jan Ceulemans
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(1957)
Cindy Wilson: American singer-songwriter and actress (The B-52's).
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(1957)
Ian Stanley: keyboardist.
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(1957)
Ainsley Harriott: British celebrity chef.
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(1957)
John Turturro in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Brain Donor, Color of Money, Jungle Fever).
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(1957)
Micky Stead: English footballer.
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(1957)
Paul Delph: American singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (Zahara) (d. 1996).
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(1957)
Jeff Woodland: in Papua New Guinea; Nike golfer (1991 Dakota Dunes Open).
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(1957)
Phil Gould: rock percussionist (Level 42 - "Hot Water").
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(1957)
Cindy Wilson in Athens: Georgia, USA; rock vocalist (B-52's - "Love Shack").
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(1956)
Jeanne Mas: French singer of the eighties (disco electro-pop).
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(1956)
Mimí Ardú
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(1956)
Tommy Remengesau
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(1956)
Guy Maddin: Canadian director screenwriter and cinematographer.
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(1956)
Adrian Dantley
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(1956)
Francis Hughes: PIRA volunteer (d. 1981).
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(1956)
Jens Wendelboe: Norwegian trombonist and orchestra leader.
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(1956)
Carole Ksiazenicer-Matheron: French professor of literature at 'Université Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris 3.'.
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(1956)
Mike Tenay: American wrestling commentator.
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(1956)
Penny Sackett: Australian astronomer.
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(1956)
Jimmy Nicholl: Canadian-born Northern Ireland international footballer and manager.
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(1956)
Terry Leahy: English businessman.
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(1955)
Gilbert Gottfried: Comedian.
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(1955)
Adrian Dantley: Washington, DC -- NBA forward (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist, Utah Jazz).
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(1955)
Randy Jackson in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; guitarist (Zebra - "Tell Me What You Want").
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(1954)
Brian Billick: American football player coach and sportscaster.
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(1954)
Manuel Félix: Mexican drug trafficker (d. 2012).
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(1954)
Giorgio Comaschi: Italian journalist, television presenter and actor.
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(1953)
Paul Krugman: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1953)
Ingo Hoffman: Brazilian race car driver for Emerson Fittipaldi.
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(1953)
Ricky Steamboat: American professional wrestler.
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(1953)
Ingo Hoffmann: Brazilian race car driver.
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(1953)
Ricky "Dragon" Steamboat [Richard Blood]: Wrestler (NWA / WWF / WCW / AWA).
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(1952)
William Finn: American playwright, and composer, he won two Tony awards in 1992 for his musical play "Falsettos.
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(1952)
Melissa Babish: South Carolina, United States -- Swimmer (Olympic).
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(1952)
Jennie Lynn in San Diego: California, USA; actress (Love and Marriage).
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(1952)
Frank Warren: English boxing manager and promoter.
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(1952)
Eddie Manion: saxophonist.
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(1952)
Cristina Raines [Tina Herazo]: Manila, Philippines -- Actress (Sentinel).
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(1951)
Raphaële Billetdoux
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(1951)
Roseanna Vitro: American singer and educator.
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(1951)
John Roarke in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; comedian (Fridays).
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(1951)
Gustavo Thoeni: Italian slalom ski racer ranked among the greatest Italian skiers ever.
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(1951)
Richard Marinick: American author of crime thrillers, Marinick is an ex-convict, a former member of a notoriously brutal organized crime gang in New England.
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(1951)
Tom Spencer: American baseball player, a right-handed outfielder who played twenty-nine games for the Chicago White Sox in 1978.
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(1951)
Bill Cratty: American modern dancer and choreographer (Born 1951).
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(1951)
Jim Wohlford: American baseball player.
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(1950)
Futatsuryū Jun'ichi: Japanese sumo wrestler and coach (d. 2014).
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(1950)
Frankie Kao: Taiwanese singer (d. 2014).
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(1950)
Jaime Fabregas: Filipino actor and composer.
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(1950)
Ilene Graff in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Marsha - Mr Belvedere).
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(1950)
Stephen Chatman: Composer.
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(1950)
Paolo Podini: Italian dancer, married once, to Vera Karpenko (born 30 October 1970 in Vilnius, Lithuania).
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
Arthur Ross (singer)
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(1949)
Ilene Graff: American actress and singer.
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(1949)
Susan Hekman: American political scientist and academic.
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(1948)
Bernadette Peters: American actress, singer and dancer, the youngest person ever inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame.
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(1948)
Mercedes Ruehl: American actress.
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(1948)
Mike Figgis: English director screenwriter and composer.
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(1948)
Steven Chu: American physicist and politician 12th United States Secretary of Energy Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1948)
Mike Brady: British-born Australian musician and song-writer most commonly associated with the Australian rules football anthems "Up There Cazaly", referring to 1920s and 30s St Kilda player Roy Cazaly and "One Day in September".
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(1948)
Willie Donnell: Smith.
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(1948)
Alfred Sant: Maltese politician 11th Prime Minister of Malta.
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(1948)
Kenneth Blackwell: Politician.
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(1948)
Bernadette Peters [Lazzaro] in Queens: New York, USA; actress (The Jerk, Song and Dance).
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(1948)
Geoff Nicholls: English keyboard player (Black Sabbath and Quartz).
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(1948)
Johnny Delgado: Filipino actor (d. 2009).
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(1948)
Bineshwar Brahma: Bodo litterateur and religious figure (birth date unknown).
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(1948)
Mercedes Ruehl in Queens: New York, USA; actress (Lost in Yonkers, Crazy People).
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(1947)
Stephanie Beacham: English actress.
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(1947)
Włodzimierz Lubański
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(1947)
Deniz Gezmiş: Turkish activist (d. 1972).
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(1946)
Robin Cook (British politician)
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(1946)
Lowell Ponte: Writer who, as science and technology editor for Reader’s Digest magazine, became the world’s most widely read investigative science reporter.
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(1946)
Robin Cook: Scottish educator and politician Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (d. 2005).
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(1946)
Robin Cook: Scottish educator and politician Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (d. 2005).
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(1946)
Marc Faber: Businessman.
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(1946)
Don Francisco: American singer-songwriter.
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(1946)
Robert Cook: British politician, Labour Member of Parliament returned at the General Election on 6/11/1987.
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(1946)
Philip Bailhache: English lawyer and politician.
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(1946)
Henri Termeer: American general managment specialist and CEO of Genzyme, a biotech manufacturing and marketing company.
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(1945)
Mimsy Farmer: American-French actress and sculptor.
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(1945)
Bubba Smith: American football player and actor (d. 2011).
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(1945)
Mimsy Farmer in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Devil's Angel, Road to Salina).
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(1945)
Ronnie Rosman: rocker (Tommy James Shondells - "Crystal Blue Persuasion").
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(1945)
Charles "Bubba" Smith in Texas: USA; NFL player (Baltimore Colts)/actor (Police Academy).
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(1944)
Sepp Maier: German soccer player and team manager, a goal keeper for Bayern Munich from 1962-1979, and with the West German national team during the same period.
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(1944)
Colin Nutley: Director / writer (Such is Life, Black Jack).
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(1944)
Storm Thorgerson: English graphic designer (d. 2013).
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(1944)
Win Aung: Burmese politician.
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(1944)
Kelly Bishop: Colorado, United States -- Actress (Unmarried Woman, Advice to Lovelorn).
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(1944)
Edward Greenspan: Canadian lawyer and author (d. 2014).
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(1943)
Richard Kline: American Mensan and engineer for the City of Riverside on the planning commission.
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(1943)
Daniel Bardet: French writer of historical comics.
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(1943)
Ronnie Wells: American singer and educator (d. 2007).
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(1943)
Donnie Iris: American singer and guitarist (The Jaggerz and Wild Cherry).
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(1943)
Hans F Dijkstal Dutch minister of the Interior (VVD: 1994-).
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(1943)
Barbara Acklin [Allen] in Chicago: Illinois, USA; R&B singer ("Love Makes a Woman").
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(1943)
Hans Dijkstal: Egyptian-Dutch educator and politician Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands (d. 2010).
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(1943)
Charles Bernstein: American composer and educator.
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(1943)
Barbara Acklin: American singer and songwriter (Born 1943).
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(1943)
Donny Iris: Singer.
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(1942)
Brian Jones: British musician, a founder of The Rolling Stones.
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(1942)
Brian Jones: British musician, a founder of The Rolling Stones.
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(1942)
Dino Zoff: Italian football goalie and the oldest ever winner of the World Cup won in 1982 when Zoff was 40.
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(1942)
Oliviero Toscani
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(1942)
Frank Bonner in Little Rock: Arkansas, USA; actor (WKRP, Hoax, You Can't Hurry Love, Sidekicks).
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(1942)
Frank Bonner: American actor and director.
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(1941)
Ortegam Palito: Argentine singer and actor, better known as Palito Ortega.
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(1941)
Alice May Brock: Author.
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(1941)
Tristan Garel-Jones: Baron Garel Jones English politician Minister of State for Europe.
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(1941)
Suzanne Mubarak: Egyptian wife of Hosni Mubarak 5th First Lady of Egypt.
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(1941)
Marty Sanders: Rock vocalist.
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(1940)
Mario Andretti: Italian-American auto racer along with his twin brother Aldo.
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(1940)
Aldo Andretti: Italian-American auto racer who began his career in 1956 with his identical twin brother, Mario.
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(1940)
Joe South: Atlanta, Georgia -- Guitarist / songwriter / singer (Games People Play).
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(1940)
Joe South in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; guitarist/songwriter/singer ("Games People Play").
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(1940)
Barry Fantoni: English astrologer author and illustrator.
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
The Missing Link: Canadian wrestler (d. 2007).
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(1938)
Jacques Floch
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(1938)
Mike Wofford: American pianist and composer.
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(1938)
Martin Olav Sabo American politician (Representative-Democrat-Minnesota: 1979-).
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(1938)
Foge Fazio: American football player and coach (d. 2009).
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(1937)
Paolo Bonacelli
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(1937)
Barbara Stabiner: American psychic, highly noted with an enormously impressive list of clients and accurate predictions.
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(1936)
Jean Kachaner: French physician, specializing in congenital and pediatric cardiology.
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(1936)
Richard Egan: American executive and diplomat, Egan is the billionaire cofounder of EMC Corporation, and was sworn in as ambassador to Ireland in August 2001.
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(1934)
Willie Bobo: jazz drummer (Cos), dies at age 49.
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(1934)
Maurice Godelier: French anthropologist who works as the Director of Studies at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences.
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(1934)
Willie Bobo in New York City: New York, USA; jazz drummer (Cos).
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(1933)
Joël Dabin
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(1933)
Sidney J Furie
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(1933)
Robert Grondelaers: Belgian cyclist (d. 1989).
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(1933)
Oliviero Conti: Italian soccer player.
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(1933)
Miro Sterzaj: Slovenian 9-pin bowler.
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(1933)
Rein Taagepera: Estonian political scientist and politician.
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(1932)
Don Francks: Canadian actor and singer.
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(1932)
Brian Moore: British commentator (Big Match).
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(1931)
Gavin MacLeod: American actor, best known for the TV series "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" (1970-77) and "The Love Boat" (1977-87).
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(1931)
Peter Alliss: British golfer, formerly a champion, became a leading golf commentator.
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(1931)
Dean Smith: American basketball coach.
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(1931)
Jack Thieuloy: Writer.
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(1931)
Gavin MacLeod in Mount Kisco: New York, USA; American actor (Murray - The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Captain Stubing - The Love Boat), Christian activist.
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(1931)
Gustav Thoni in Italy skier (World Cup-1971: 1972, 1973, 1975).
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(1931)
Dean Smith: American basketball coach.
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(1931)
Iajuddin Ahmed: Bangladeshi academic and politician 14th President of Bangladesh (d. 2012).
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(1930)
Pierre Jansen: French musician, a film composer of scores of many films.
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(1930)
Leon Cooper: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1930)
Gavin MacLeod: Actor.
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(1930)
Bruce Dawe: Australian poet.
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(1930)
Albert Bouvet: French professional bicycle racer on road and track.
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(1930)
Billy Wade: American stock car racing driver, who was the 1963 NASCAR Rookie of the Year for car owner Cotton Owens.
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(1930)
Frank Malzone: Baseball player.
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Frank Gehry: Canadian-American architect perhaps most famous for designing the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain in 1997 and the Walt Disney Concert Hall, home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, which opened in late October, 2003.
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(1929)
John Montague: American-Irish poet and academic.
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(1929)
Joseph Rouleau: Canadian opera singer and educator.
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(1929)
Olivier Lefuel: French interior design expert, specializing in furniture and 'objets d´art.
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(1929)
Frank O: Gehry; architect (Galleria - Oklahoma City).
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(1929)
Hayden Fry: American football player and coach.
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(1928)
Wolfgang Doebereiner
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(1928)
Stanley Baker: Actor (Accident, Guns of Navarone), dies at 49.
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(1928)
Tom Aldredge: American stage, film and television actor, director and producer; he married costume designer Theoni Vachlioti in December 1953 and made his stage debut in 1957.
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(1928)
Walter Tevis
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(1928)
Abdul Sattar Edhi
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(1928)
Antonio Rodriguez Balinas: Puerto Rican soldier who reached the rank of brigadier general in the United States Army.
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(1928)
James Lowell: American miner and geologist, pre-eminent in his field.
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(1928)
Wolfgang Döbereiner: German pro astrologer, a homoeopathist and author.
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(1928)
Tom Aldredge in Dayton: Ohio, USA; actor (What About Bob, Nurse, Mind Snatchers).
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(1928)
Smokey The: Bear.
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(1928)
Bettye Ackerman in Cottageville: South Carolina, USA; actress (Maggie Graham - Ben Casey).
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(1927)
Robert Pelletier: American teacher, counselor and professional astrologer.
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(1927)
Bernard Frank: French orientalist, an expert on Japanese culture.
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(1927)
John Swire: British aircraft magnate (Cathay Pacific).
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(1926)
Svetlana Alliluyeva: Russian-American author and educator (d. 2011).
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(1926)
Erol Taş: Turkish actor (d. 1998).
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(1926)
Seymour Shifrin: Composer.
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(1926)
Stanley Glasser: Composer.
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(1925)
Harry Corbett: Burmese-English actor (d. 1982).
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(1925)
Harry H Corbett: Rangoon, Burma -- Actor (Steptoe & Son, Jabberwacky).
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(1925)
Roger Papaz: French entrepreneur, the CEO of AGF from 1979 to 1990 and Chairman of the NSM bank's supervisory board from 1994.
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(1925)
James E. Burke: Businessman.
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(1924)
Uno Prii: Estonian-Canadian architect (d. 2000).
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(1924)
Michael Sela: Israeli immunologist.
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(1924)
Robert A Roe American politician (Representative-Democrat-New Jersey: 1969-).
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(1924)
Robert Roe: American soldier and politician (d. 2014).
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(1923)
Charles Durning: American actor and singer (d. 2012).
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(1923)
Charles Durning in Highland Falls: New York, USA; actor (Dog Day Afternoon, Fury, The Sting, Tootsie).
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(1923)
Michel Garcin: French artistic director and producer of Erato Records who built up the label's catalogue with contemporary French composers such as Henri Dutilleux and French artists: Jean-François Paillard (234 records), Marie-Claire Alain (234 records), Maurice André (198 records), Jean-Pierre Rampal (127 records), and Lily Laskine.
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(1922)
Geraldine Price: American artist, the founder and director of the Santa Fe Workshops of Contemporary Art in the '70s.
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(1922)
Joyce Howard: British film actress (Born 1922).
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(1922)
Yuri Lotman: Russian-Estonian historian and scholar (d. 1993).
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(1922)
Valerio Cassani: Italy sport Champion.
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(1921)
Pierre Clostermann: French flying ace, author, engineer, politician and sporting fisherman.
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(1921)
Donal Henahan: Critic.
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(1921)
Vladimir Sommer: composer.
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(1921)
John Bouber [Blom]: Actor / author (Fool of Heideloo).
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(1921)
R Fentener van Vlissingen: Dutch psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, lecturer, and writer.
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(1921)
Marcel Chevalier: Last chief executioner in France.
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(1921)
Saul Zaentz: Producer.
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(1920)
Jim Olin: (Rep-D-Virginia, 1983- ).
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(1920)
Marjorie M: Sweeting English geomorphologist.
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(1920)
Edward Kassner: music publisher.
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(1920)
Jadwiga Piłsudska: Polish soldier pilot and architect (d. 2014).
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(1920)
Zaim Topčić: Yugoslav and Bosnian writer (d. 1990).
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(1919)
Alfred Marshall: American businessman founded Marshalls (d. 2013).
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(1919)
Brian Urquhart: English soldier and diplomat Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations.
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(1918)
Alfred Burke: London, England -- Actor (Backfire).
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(1917)
Odette Laure: French actress and cabaret singer.
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(1917)
Ernesto Alonso: Mexican actor, director, cinematographer, and producer (d. 2007).
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(1917)
Hans Deutgen: Sweden -- World champion archer.
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(1917)
John B Connally: (Gov / Sen-D / R-Texas), took a bullet with JFK.
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(1917)
Andr? Gelinet: Marseille Military man.
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(1916)
Svend Asmussen: Danish jazz violinist.
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(1916)
Cesar Climaco: Filipino lawyer and politician 10th Mayor of Zamboanga City (d. 1984).
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(1915)
Zero Mostel: American actor and comedian (d. 1977).
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(1915)
Peter Medawar: Brazilian-born scientist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (d. 1987).
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(1915)
Ketti Frings: American author playwright and screenwriter (d. 1981).
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(1915)
Zero "Samuel" Mostel: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Fiddler on the Roof).
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(1915)
Karl Leisner: German Roman Catholic priest.
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(1914)
Élie Bayol: French racing driver (d. 1995).
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(1913)
Jean-Baptiste Brunon: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Tulle from 1970 to 1984.
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(1912)
Claretta Petacci: mistress of Mussolini, is executed.
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(1912)
Gérard Blitz (entrepreneur)
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(1912)
Clara Petacci: Italian news figure, famed as the mistress of Benito Mussolini.
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(1912)
John Amore: Italian-born American artist, sculptor and educator.
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(1912)
Bertil : Swedish royal prince, the third son of King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden and his first wife, Princess Margaret of Connaught.
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(1912)
Gérard Blitz: Belgian entrepreneur, former water polo player.
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(1912)
Helmut Coing: German lawyer / director (Max-Planck Institute).
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(1911)
Otto Kron: German Nazi military, Waffen SS.
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(1911)
Otakar Vavra: Czech film director.
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(1911)
Amir Hamzah: Indonesian poet (Njanji Sunji).
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(1911)
Otakar Vávra: Czech director and screenwriter (d. 2011).
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(1910)
Vincente Minnelli Chicago Illinois: movie director (American in Paris, Gigi).
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(1910)
Roman Maciejewski: composer.
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