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Famous Birthdays of 29 July

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 29th of July

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2009 - 2000

(2007) TerRio Harshaw: Vine Star.
(2000) Lino Facioli
(2000) Dimitris Kad: YouTube Star.
(2000) Lauryn Thompson: Reality Star.
(2000) Malcolm White: Vine Star.
(2000) Jack Sims: YouNow Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Olivia Rouyre: YouTube Star.
(1999) Miguel Devill: YouTube Star.
(1999) Hugo Wentzel: American noted family, the son of Amy Carter and her husband of three years, James Wentzel; the grandson of former President Jimmy Carter.
(1998) Anna Murashige: Japanese singer (HKT48 and NMB48).
(1997) Cameron Dolan: Vine Star.
(1995) Samuel Mercer
(1995) Kiray : Filipino actress.
(1994) Samy Seghir
(1994) Eva Gutowski: YouTube Star.
(1994) Tjaša Šrimpf: Slovenian tennis player.

(1993) SullyPwnz : YouTube Star.
(1993) Chad Wingard: Australian Rules Footballer.
(1993) Tania Gunadi: TV Actress.
(1993) Nicole Melichar: American tennis player.
(1993) Dak Prescott: Football Player.
(1992) Djibril Sidibé (footballer born 1992)
(1992) Paul-Georges Ntep
(1992) Karen Torrez: Bolivian swimmer.
(1991) Maestro Harrell: American actor and singer.
(1991) Irakli Logua: Russian footballer.
(1991) Paulina Goto: TV Actress.
(1991) Dale Copley: Australian rugby player.
(1991) Miki Ishikawa: American actress and singer (T-Squad).
(1990) Anna Selezneva: Russian model.
(1990) Kat Dahlia: Rapper.
(1990) Munro Chambers: Canadian actor.
(1990) Joey Essex: Reality Star.
(1990) Elli Avram
(1990) Matt Prokop: Movie Actor.
(1990) Evan Edinger: YouTube Star.
(1990) Amanda Faye: YouTube Star.
(1990) Shin Se-kyung: South Korean actress and singer.
(1990) Valentina Golubenko: Russian-Croatian chess player.
(1990) Penny Bridges: American actress.
(1990) Joseph Wallace: American murder victim (d. 1993).
(1990) Eliot Sumner: Italian-born British singer from a noted family, the third daughter of rock star Sting, she performs under the name "I Blame Coco".
(1990) Tyler Johnson: Hockey Player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Grit Šadeiko: Estonian heptathlete.
(1989) Promise Phan: YouTube Star.
(1988) Alexander Eusebio: Hong Kong-South Korean singer (U-KISS).
(1988) Tarjei Bø: Norwegian biathlete.
(1988) Sabrina van der Donk: Dutch model Miss Earth 2006.
(1987) Sabra Johnson: Dutch-American dancer.
(1987) Génesis Rodríguez: American actress.
(1987) Alice Dellal: Brazilian-English model.
(1987) GTnesis Rodr?guez: American actress.
(1987) Genesis Rodriguez: Soap Opera Actress.

(1987) Amy Lee33: YouTube Star.
(1986) Laetitia Le Corguiller
(1986) Adam Weisman: American actor and producer.
(1985) Besart Berisha: Albanian footballer.
(1985) Simon Santoso: Indonesian badminton player.
(1984) Todd Bosley: American actor.
(1984) Chad Billingsley: American baseball player.
(1984) Wilson Palacios: Honduran footballer.
(1984) Oh Beom-seok: South Korean footballer.
(1984) J Morris: American actress (d. 2006).
(1983) Kaitlyn Black: TV Actress.
(1983) Inés Mont: Mexican journalist and actress.
(1983) Elise Testone: American singer-songwriter.
(1983) Jerious Norwood: American football player.
(1983) Alexei Kaigorodov: Russian ice hockey player.
(1983) Kim Dong-wook: South Korean actor.
(1983) Jason Belmonte: Bowler.
(1983) Devin Graham: Cinematographer.
(1983) Tania Gunadi: Indonesian-American actress and producer.
(1982) Allison Mack: American actress.
(1982) Jeremy Beiler
(1982) Janez Aljancic: Slovenian footballer.
(1982) Lauren Brooke: TV Show Host.
(1982) Jonatas Domingos: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Lovelyti : YouTube Star.
(1982) Jônatas Domingos: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Dominic Burgess: English actor.
(1982) Azim: Prince Azim of Brunei.
(1982) Janez Aljančič: Slovenian footballer.
(1981) Fernando Alonso: Spanish Formula One car racing driver, he won twice the championship.
(1981) Emily Bauer: American actress singer and dancer.
(1981) Troy Perkins: American soccer player.
(1981) Matt Grice: American mixed martial artist and police officer.
(1981) Andrés Madrid: Argentinian footballer.
(1981) Jennie Thompson: Wichita Falls, Texas -- Gymnast (Jr National Champ 93, Olympics - 1996).
(1981) Imad Ibn Ziaten: Master Sergeant Imad Ibn-Ziaten, aged 30, an off-duty paratrooper in the 1st Parachute Logistics Regiment (1er régiment du train parachutiste) was killed when he was shot in the head at point-blank range outside a gym in Toulouse, by terrorist Mohamed Merah on Sunday 11 March 2012.
(1981) Andres Madrid: Argentine footballer.
(1981) Dyana Liu: Taiwanese-American actress.
(1980) Rachel Miner: American actress born with a family pedigree in the theater arts.
(1980) Fernando González: Chilean tennis player.
(1980) Ryan Braun: Canadian-born American baseball player.
(1980) Ben Koller: American drummer (Converge United Nations and All Pigs Must Die).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) LIM (rapper)
(1979) Sandra Sabatés
(1979) Karim Essediri: Tunisian footballer.
(1979) Ronald Murray: American basketball player.
(1979) Juris Umbraško: Latvian basketball player.
(1978) Jean-François Breau
(1978) Ayse Hatun Önal
(1978) Mike Adams: American baseball player.
(1978) Silver Eensaar: Estonian orienteer and rogainer.
(1978) Marina Lazarovska: Macedonian tennis player.

(1978) Bidisha : British Indian broadcaster and journalist specialising in international affairs, social justice issues, arts and culture and international human rights.
(1977) Danger Mouse: American keyboard player drummer and producer (Gnarls Barkley Broken Bells and Danger Doom).
(1977) Rodney ''Darkchild'' Jerkins: American songwriter and record producer.
(1977) Rodney Jerkins: American rapper and producer.
(1977) Greg Burgess: United States -- 200m individual medley (1992, 96 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1976) Raphaëlle Delaunay
(1976) Lana Kinnear
(1976) Bob Seltzer
(1976) Robert Seltzer: American chess prodigy who began beating his dad at chess by the time he was eight.
(1975) Laetitia Pesenti
(1975) Meret Burger
(1975) Lee Chang-ho
(1975) Corrado Grabbi: Italian footballer.
(1975) Lanka de Silva: Sri Lankan cricketer.
(1975) Seth Greisinger: Kansas City, Kansas -- Baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1975) Sheya Shipanga: Miss Namibia Universe (1997).
(1975) Jaanus Sirel: Estonian footballer.
(1975) Yoshihiro Akiyama: Japanese mixed martial artist.
(1975) Will Conlon: Canadian actor and producer.
(1974) Josh Radnor: American actor.
(1974) Kaori Sakagami
(1974) Derek Wilkinson: Lasalle, Quebec -- NHL goalie (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1974) Akram Khan: English dancer and choreographer.
(1974) Afroman: American rapper.
(1973) Stephen Dorff: American actor and producer.
(1973) Wanya Morris: R&B Singer.
(1973) Denis Urubko: Kazakh mountaineer.
(1973) Wanya Morris [Squirt] in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; rapper (Boyz II Men).
(1973) Stephen Dorff in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; actor (I Know My Name is Steven).
(1972) Ato Essandoh
(1972) Wil Wheaton: American actor.
(1972) Steven Branscombe: WLAF WR (Scotland Claymores).
(1971) Lisa Ekdahl: Swedish singer and songwriter.
(1971) Bryan Dattilo: Kankakee, Illinois -- Actor (California Dreaming, Days of Our Lives).
(1971) Andrea Philipp: German sprinter.
(1971) Monica Calhoun: American actress.
(1971) Johnny Ruffin: Butler, Alabama -- Pitcher (Cin Reds).
(1971) Jayne Fenner: Four Marks, England -- US sailing (1992 Olympics).
(1970) Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine
(1970) Steve Wojciechowski: American pro baseball pitcher, selected in the fourth round of free-agent draft pick by the Oakland Athletics organization 6/01/1991.
(1970) Kit Hoover
(1970) Adele Griffin: American author.
(1970) Maria Checca: Bogota, Colombia -- Playmate (Aug, 1994).
(1970) Andi Peters: English journalist actor and producer.
(1970) John Rennie: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1970) Lisi Harrison: Young Adult Author.
(1970) Sean LaChapelle: NFL / WLAF receiver (KC Chiefs, Scottish Claymores).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Drica Moraes
(1969) Timothy Omundson: TV Actor.
(1969) Alison Dunlap: Denver, Colorado -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Paavo Lotjonen: Finnish cellist (Apocalyptica).
(1968) Mike Williams: Radford, Virginia -- Pitcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1968) Kristen Babb-Sprague: California, United States -- US synchronized swimmer (1992 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1968) Gideon Henderson: English geologist and academic.
(1968) Paavo Lötjönen: Finnish cellist and educator (Apocalyptica).
(1968) Rodney Rippy: American actor.
(1966) Martina McBride: American country music singer.

(1966) Sally Gunnell: 400m hurdler, (1992 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1966) Miles Hunt
(1966) Richard Steven Horvitz: American comic voice actor.
(1966) Jeff Herrod: NFL linebacker (Indianapolis Colts).
(1966) Richard Horvitz: American voice actor.
(1966) Stuart Lampitt: English cricketer.
(1965) Andrea Zorzi: Italian Volleyball player, a member of the Italian Men's team that won a Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics 8/04/1996.
(1965) Henry James (basketball)
(1965) Dean Haglund: Canadian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1965) Woody Weatherman: American guitarist and songwriter (Corrosion of Conformity).
(1965) Giorgio Madia: Italian ballet dancer.
(1965) Luis Alicea: Santurce, Puerto Rico -- Infielder (St. Louis Cardinals).
(1965) Carl Llewellyn: Welsh jockey.
(1965) Stan Koziol: American soccer player (d. 2014).
(1965) Henry James: NBA forward (Cleveland Cavaliers).
(1965) Doug Burden: Rutland, Vermont -- Rower (1988, 92, 96 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1965) Karen Doell: Winkler, Manitoba -- Softball 2nd baseman (1996 Olympics).
(1965) Adam Holloway: English captain and politician.
(1965) Chang-Rae Lee: South Korean-American author and academic.
(1965) Scott Ferrall: American radio host.
(1964) Lisa Peluso: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Actress (Search for Tomorrow, Ava-Loving).
(1964) Jaanus Veensalu: Estonian footballer.
(1963) Alexandra Paul: American actress and producer.
(1963) Alexandra Paul in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Christine, American Flyers, Dragnet).
(1963) Damon Allen: CFL quarterback (BC Lions).
(1963) Michel Boerebach: Dutch soccer player (FC Twente).
(1963) Patty Dodd: Bogota, Colombia -- WPVA volleyballer (US Open-2nd - 1988).
(1963) Steve Frey: Meadowbrook, Pennsylvania -- Pitcher (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1963) Hans-Holger Albrecht: Belgian-German businessman.
(1963) Jim Beglin: Irish footballer and sportscaster.
(1963) Julie Elliott: English politician.
(1963) Graham Poll: English footballer referee and journalist.
(1962) Nicolas Briançon
(1962) Guillermo Martínez
(1962) Martin McCarrick
(1962) Kevin Chapman
(1962) Frank Neubarth: German footballer and manager.
(1962) Vincent Rousseau: Belgian long-distance runner.
(1962) Scott Steiner: American professional wrestler.
(1962) Carl Cox: English DJ and producer.
(1962) Steve Pelluer: WLAF quarterback (Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1962) Corinne Dibnah: Brisbane, Queensland -- LPGA golfer (1988 British Open).
(1960) Didier Van Cauwelaert: French writer and radio presenter, a novelist whose work includes "Les Vacances du Fantôme," "Cheyenne," and "Poisson D’amour.
(1960) Eric Pieczak: French train driver and the current holder of the world rail speed record, in command of the 4402 train which reached a speed of 574.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Sanjay Dutt: Indian film actor and producer known for his work in Hindi cinema.
(1959) Gary Springer
(1959) Mike McGee
(1959) Gary Springer in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Bernice Bobs Her Hair).
(1959) Brian James Claar: Santa Monica, California -- PGA golfer (1991 AT&T-2nd).
(1959) Nelli Kim: USSR -- Gymnist (1976 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1959) Ruud Janssen: Dutch writer and Fluxus and mail artist.
(1959) Dave LaPoint: American baseball player and manager.
(1959) John Sykes: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Thin Lizzy Whitesnake Tygers of Pan Tang and Blue Murder).
(1958) Hélène Flautre

(1958) Cynthia Rowley: American fashion designer.
(1958) Alicia Gaspar de Alba: American writer whose works include historical novels and scholarly studies on Chicana/o art, culture and sexuality.
(1958) Gail Dines: English-American author activist and academic.
(1958) Simon Nye: English screenwriter and producer.
(1957) Alessandra Marc: American soprano and actress.
(1957) Nellie Kim: Russian gymnast and coach.
(1957) Viktor Gavrikov: Lithuanian-Swiss chess player.
(1957) Liam Davison: Australian writer dead in the crash of Flight MH17 Malaysia Airlines.
(1956) Viv Anderson
(1956) Brenda Hocott: LPGA golfer.
(1956) Faustino Ruperez: Spanish cyclist.
(1956) Faustino Rupérez: Spanish cyclist.
(1956) Teddy Atlas: American boxer trainer and sportscaster.
(1956) Ronnie Musgrove: American lawyer and politician 62nd Governor of Mississippi.
(1956) Samual Herring: American sadist, the brutal attacker of Phyliss Cottle on 3/19/1984, 11:30 AM EST, Akron, OH.
(1955) Jean-Hugues Anglade: French actor who starred with Béatrice Dalle in Jean-Jacques Beineix's "Betty Blue" in 1985.
(1955) Jean-Luc Ettori: French footballer, a goalkeeper who spent his entire career with AS Monaco, and had held the record for the most appearances by any player in Ligue 1 or Division 1 with 602 appearances until 4 December 2013 when Mickaël Landreau surpassed his record.
(1955) Dave Stevens: American illustrator (d. 2008).
(1955) "Country" Jem Finer: English banjo player (Pogues-Straight to Hell).
(1955) Stephen Timms: English politician Minister of State for Competitiveness.
(1954) Flo Hyman: Inglewood, California -- Volleyball player (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1953) Geddy Lee: Rock Singer.
(1953) Ken Burns: American filmmaker of historical documentaries on such diverse subjects as the American Civil War, baseball and jazz.
(1953) Dominique Bona
(1953) Patti Scialfa: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (E Street Band).
(1953) Frank McGuinness: Irish poet and playwright.
(1953) Tim Gunn: American television personality.
(1952) Federico Euro Roman
(1952) Scott Wedman
(1952) Norman Blackwell: Baron Blackwell English businessman and politician.
(1952) Marie Panayotopoulos-Cassiotou: Greek politician.
(1952) Laurent Nottale: French astrophysicist, a director of research at CNRS, and a researcher at the Paris Observatory.
(1952) Federico Roman: Italian athlete, an equestrian who won Gold in Moscow Olympics 1980.
(1952) Joe Johnson: English snooker player and sportscaster.
(1951) Claude Bartolone: French politician who has served as President of the National Assembly of France since June 2012.
(1951) Leslie Easterbrook in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Ryan's Hope, Police Acadamy 5).
(1951) Dan Driessen: American baseball player and coach.
(1951) Susan Blackmore: English psychologist and theorist.
(1951) Dean Pitchford: American actor director screenwriter and composer.
(1951) Deborah Pryor: California, United States -- Actress (The Godson) / (Rep-R-Ohio).
(1951) Ken Kravec: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the Chicago White Sox (1975-1980) and Chicago Cubs (1981-1982).
(1950) Tommy Casanova: American football player in the NFL .
(1950) Mike Starr (actor)
(1950) Mike Starr: American actor and singer.
(1950) Olivier Gardon: French classical pianist; a soloist, chamber music player and piano teacher.
(1950) Radu Voina: Romania -- Team handball (1972, 76, 80 Olympics - Silver / 2 Bronze Medals).
(1950) Maricica Puica: Romania -- 2K runner (world record).
(1950) Jenny Holzer: American painter author and dancer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Leslie Easterbrook: American actress.
(1949) Stephen Burleigh: Wheeling, West Virginia -- Actor (Love & Betrayal, Afterburn).
(1949) Jamil Mahuad: Ecuadorian lawyer and politician 51st President of Ecuador.
(1948) Philippe Tourtelier
(1948) Neal Walk
(1948) John Clarke: New Zealand-Australian comedian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1947) Dorothy Oja
(1947) Baru (cartoonist)
(1947) Dick Harmon: American golf instructor (Born 1947).
(1947) Janet LePera: LPGA golfer.

(1946) Jean-Paul Huchon: French civil administrator and politician.
(1946) Bill Forsyth: Scottish-British-American filmmaker and director who started in 1963 with only $10,000 and a volunteer group of friends to produce in three short weeks, on 16mm, a witty story of teen-bungled heist, "That Sinking Feeling.
(1946) Aleksei Tammiste: Estonian basketball player.
(1946) Stig Blomqvist: Swedish race car driver.
(1946) Ximena Armas: Chilean painter.
(1946) Neal Doughty: American keyboard player songwriter and producer (REO Speedwagon).
(1946) Alessandro Gogna: Italian mountaineer and adventurer.
(1946) Diane Keen: English actress.
(1945) Michel Morin
(1945) Joe Beck (guitarist)
(1945) Mike Garson
(1945) Michelle Angelo: Kingsville, Texas -- Actress (Funny Girl).
(1945) Sharon Creech: Children's Author.
(1945) Mircea Lucescu: Romanian footballer coach and manager.
(1944) Bernard Bled: French senior government official, Director General of the public Establishment for the development of La Défense (EPAD) from 2004 to 2008.
(1944) Jim Bridwell: American rock climber and mountaineer.
(1943) Charles Hallahan: Actor (Hunter).
(1943) Jean : American female prostitute, porno actress from august 1965, blonde, full figured & coarse; appeared in porno film "maneater" 1966.
(1943) David Taylor: English snooker player and sportscaster.
(1943) Roz Kelly in Mount Vernon: New York, USA; actress (The Owl and the Pussycat, Happy Days).
(1943) Roz Kelly: Mount Vernon, New York -- Actress (Owl & Pussycat, Happy Days).
(1943) Ingrid Kramer: Dresden, Germany -- Diver (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1942) Tony Sirico: American actor.
(1942) Sharon Gans: Actress (Slaughterhouse 5).
(1942) Michael Graeter: German journalist and author.
(1942) Doug Ashdown: Australian singer-songwriter.
(1941) David Warner: Manchester, New Hampshire -- Actor (Star Trek VI, Time Bandits).
(1941) Gabriella Giorgelli
(1941) Jennifer Dunn: American engineer and politician (d. 2007).
(1941) Goenawan Mohamad: Indonesian poet and playwright.
(1940) Ronald Haddock: American mechanical engineer and CEO of American Petrofina, a petroleum retailer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Sander Littel
(1939) Annea Lockwood: Composer.
(1938) Peter Jennings: Canadian-American award-winning news journalist, reporter and respected anchorman for ABC's "World News Tonight," Jennings co-authored “The Century” (1998) and “In Search of America” (2002).
(1938) Jean Rochon: Canadian physician and politician.
(1938) Klaus Töpfer: German politician and environmental expert.
(1937) Robert Malaval
(1937) Daniel McFadden: American economist and academic Nobel Prize Laureate.
(1937) Pål Bang-Hansen: Norwegian actor, film director, screenwriter, and film critic.
(1936) Elizabeth Dole: American civil servant and politician whose success as a Washington insider has been matched by few men or women.
(1936) Orlando (producer)

(1936) Rolf Presthus: Norwegian lawyer and politician of the Conservative Party.
(1936) Jean-Charles Capon: French jazz cellist.
(1935) Claude Bébéar
(1935) Santa Maria (Colombia)
(1935) Jean-Philippe Lecat: French politician, minister, married once, two children.
(1935) Pietro Spada
(1935) Peter Schreier: German tenor and conductor.
(1935) Peter Schreier in Meissen: Germany; tenor (Dressden State Opera 1961).
(1934) Stanton T Friedman
(1934) Stanton Friedman: American nuclear physicist and propulsion systems expert who worked on the Pioneer Spacecraft.
(1933) Robert Fuller: TV Actor.
(1933) Colin Davis: English race car driver (d. 2012).
(1933) Lou Albano: Italian-American wrestler manager and actor (d. 2009).
(1933) Robert Fuller in Troy: New York, USA; actor (Laramie, Wagon Train).
(1933) Celestin: French ecclesiastic, a Trappist monk.
(1932) Diane Webber
(1932) Charles Bigot
(1932) Nancy Landon Kassebaum: (Sen-R-Kansas, 1979- ).
(1932) Leslie Fielding: English diplomat.
(1932) Nancy Kassebaum: American businesswoman and politician.
(1931) Kjell Karlsen: Norwegian pianist composer and bandleader.
(1930) Paul Taylor: American dancer and choreographer.
(1930) John Newton: American accountant and CEO in charge of Kentucky Utilities, insisting on keeping the utility rates the same for a ten-year period.

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1929 - 1920

(1928) Bidzina Alexandrovich Kvernadze: Composer.
(1927) Livio Isotti: Italy sport Champion.
(1927) Harry K V Mulisch: Writer (Message to King Rat).
(1927) Harry Mulisch: Dutch writer, one of the "big three" of the Dutch postwar literature writers, probably the most influential and most honoured star of them.
(1926) Zibia Gasparetto: Brazilian member of a famous family of psychics.
(1926) Don Carter: American bowling champion, considered America's first top bowler.
(1926) Robert Kilpatrick: Baron Kilpatrick of Kincraig Scottish physician academic and politician (d. 2015).
(1926) Russel Firestone: polo great (Circle F-1959 champions).
(1925) Mikis Theodorakis: Greek composer.
(1925) Shivram Phadnis: Indian illustrator.

(1925) Roger Scotti: French soccer player.
(1925) Harold Kuhn: American mathematician and academic (d. 2014).
(1925) Mikis Michael George Theodorakis: Chios, Greece -- Composer (Raven).
(1925) Ted Lindsay: Canadian ice hockey player manager and sportscaster.
(1924) Black Dahlia (Elizabeth Short)
(1924) Robert Horton: American actor who is best known for his role in the popular TV series "Wagon Train," 1957-1961.
(1924) Worth Bagley: American military man, a Vice-Admiral and a member of the illustrious Bagley military family.
(1924) Black Dahlia: Murder victim found in LA (basis of the movie).
(1924) Lloyd Bochner: Canadian-American actor (d. 2005).
(1924) Jean Vernin: Melun EXecutives.
(1924) Albert Lesacqz: St Amand les Eaux Journalist.
(1924) Roberto Frinolli
(1924) Elizabeth Short: American homicide victim dubbed "The Black Dahlia.
(1924) Robert Horton in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Kings Row, Wagon Train, Arena).
(1924) Arnold Weinstock: English industrial / multi-millionaire (GEC).
(1923) Jim Marshall: English businessman founded Marshall Amplification (d. 2012).
(1923) Gordon Mitchell: American bodybuilder and actor (d. 2003).
(1923) Edgar Cortright: American scientist and engineer (d. 2014).
(1923) George Burditt: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2013).
(1922) André Cottavoz: St Marcellin Painters.
(1922) Floyd Gottwald: American adminstrator and CEO in charge of Ethyl, an insurance and chemicals company.
(1922) Émile David: French political activist in World War II, the secretary of the Young Communists who participated in an anti-German demonstration, leading to his arrest.
(1921) Chris Marker: French novelist, poet, essayist and journalist.
(1921) Richard Egan: American actor whose good looks won him the title of Hollywood's Most Eligible Batchelor in the '50s.
(1921) Carl Killian: German-Canadian astrologer who was the director of ISAR in the early '70s soon after the organization was founded.
(1921) Aled Eames: Maritime historian.
(1921) Gaston Soreau: Cheranc? EXecutives.
(1920) Neville Jeffress: Australian founder of Media Monitors Australia (d. 2007).
(1920) Rodolfo Acosta: Chihuahua, Mexico -- Actor (Passion, Littlest Outlaw).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Doris Greaves: Australian astrologer, a prominent founder of the Federation of Australian astrologers.
(1919) Gilbert Duchêne: French bishop of the Roman Catholic Church.
(1918) Jean-Franéois Brisson: Agen Journalist.
(1918) Vladimir Dudentzev: Russian writer.
(1918) Jean Brisson: France sport Champion.
(1918) Mary Settle: American author and academic (d. 2005).
(1918) Edwin O'Connor: American novelist and Pulitzer Prize for Fiction winner (Born 1918).
(1917) Rochus Misch: German courier, bodyguard and telephone operator for Adolf Hitler, the last survivor of the Fuhrerbunker.
(1917) Robert Connick: Eureka Scientist.
(1916) Alice Sapritch: actress (European Vacation), dies.

(1916) Charlie Christian: American jazz guitarist (d. 1942).
(1916) Budd Boetticher: American director producer and screenwriter (d. 2001).
(1915) Bruce R McConkie: American Mormon apostle and writer (d. 1985).
(1915) Francis W Sargent: 64th Governor of Massachusetts (d. 1998).
(1915) Francis Sargent: American soldier and politician 64th Governor of Massachusetts (d. 1998).
(1915) Bruce McConkie: American colonel and religious leader (d. 1985).
(1914) Marcel Bich: Italian entrepreneur, founder and director of the Bic Company from 1950 to1993, when he passed on the reins to his son Bruno.
(1914) Abram Games: Graphic artist.
(1914) Marc Oraison: Ambarés Writer.
(1914) Irwin Corey: American actor and activist.
(1914) Auguste Gaudin: France Painter.
(1914) Dovie Hudson: Mississippi, United States.
(1913) Paul Tavernier: Hasnon Military man.
(1913) Stephen McNally: NYC, New York -- Actor (Split Second, 30 Seconds over Tokyo).
(1913) Erich Priebke: German captain (d. 2013).
(1911) Walter Lohmann: Germany sport Champion.
(1911) Archbishop Iakovos of America: Turkish-born Primate of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America (d. 2005).
(1911) Jan Cikker: Composer.
(1911) Foster Furcolo: American lawyer and politician 60th Governor of Massachusetts (d. 1995).
(1911) Iakovos: Archbishop Iakovos of America (d. 2005).
(1911) Max Wolf: Brazilian Army sergeant, a member of the Brazilian Expeditionary Force who fought in Italy in World War II.
(1910) Helend Peep: Estonian actor (d. 2007).
(1910) Henry Brian Boyne: Journalist.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Chester Himes: American-Spanish author (d. 1984).
(1909) Georgy Mushel: Composer.
(1909) Marcel Vandernotte: French rower who competed in the 1932 Summer Olympics and in the 1936 Summer Olympics.
(1909) Henri Mirambeau: Montauban Military man.
(1909) John Haigh: British thief, forger and fraud for financial gain.
(1909) Samm Baker: American author (d. 1997).
(1908) Victor Harlay: Charleville physician.
(1907) Melvin Belli: American attorney from 1933, noted for being colorful and compelling in the courtroom.
(1906) Diana Vreeland: French-born American fashion editor (d. 1989).
(1906) Thelma Todd: American actress, a perky blonde heroine of many two-reel comedies of the early '30s.

(1905) Clara Bow: American actress, the hottest Hollywood item in 1927 on and off-screen.
(1905) Dag Hammarskjöld: Swedish economist and diplomat 2nd Secretary-General of the United Nations Nobel Prize Laureate (d. 1961).
(1905) Thelma Todd: American actress and singer (d. 1935).
(1905) Pierre Braunberger: French producer, executive producer, and actor.
(1905) Stanley Kunitz: American poet and academic (d. 2006).
(1905) Dag Hammarskjold: Swedish economist and statesman, the Secretary General of the U.N.
(1905) Thelma Todd [Alison Loyd]: Lawrence, Massachusetts -- Actress (Dangerous Female).
(1904) Mahasi Sayadaw: Burmese monk and philosopher (d. 1982).
(1904) J R D Tata: France-born Indian aviation pioneer and industrialist (d. 1993).
(1904) J Tata: French-Indian pilot and businessman founded Tata Motors and Tata Global Beverages (d. 1993).
(1902) Raymond Imbert: France Scientist.
(1901) Pierre Lancelot: France Military man.
(1900) Hermann Esser: German politician, a radical socialist and Nazi Chief of Party Propaganda.
(1900) Eyvind Johnson: Swedish author and academic Nobel Prize Laureate (d. 1976).
(1900) Don Redman: Piedmont, West Virginia -- Orchestra leader (Sugar Hill Times).
(1900) Eyvind Johnson Sweden: novelist (Return to Ithaca-Nobel Prize 1974).

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