List of celebrities and famous people who were born on March 30th
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2012YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2003Family Member
Stage Actress
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Pop Singer
TV Actress
YouNow Star
YouTube Star
Dancer
Dutch footballer
YouTube Star
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Japanese actress and singer (AKB48).
Pop Singer
World Music Singer
Folk Singer
YouTube Star
TV Actor
DJ
Actress
German tennis player
Pop Singer
American singer and actress (The Stunners).
American actress
Korean singer and dancer (BEAST).
English cricketer
Japanese model and television personality
Hungarian footballer
Hungarian footballer
Sierra Leonean footballer
Country Singer
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Portuguese tennis player
American baseball player
English snooker player
Pop Singer
YouTube Star
American porn actress
English model
YouTube Star
Football Player
Greek footballer
Football Player
Movie Actress
Hong Kong footballer
Scottish footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
Athlete
YouTube Star
American professional wrestler
Canadian hockey player
Spanish footballer
Japanese-American singer-songwriter and actress
Canadian actor
Japanese singer
Italian race car driver
Actor
Athlete
Reality Star
Croatian tennis player
Australian tennis player
American singer-songwriter
Actress
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
French sprinter.
Guatemalan weightlifter (d. 2013)
Croatian tennis player
American football player (d.2013)
Country Singer
Taiwanese actress and singer (S.H.E.)
Panamanian baseball player
Athlete
Musician
California is the first state to have a child born in captivity.
Athlete
Iranian runner
American professional wrestler
French footballer
French footballer
Canadian singer-songwriter/guitarist (The Moffatts).
French footballer who played as a centre back for Milan's Italian Serie A club and formerly for France's national team.
French bodybuilder, winner in 2003 of the Mr France competition, as well as a stuntman, model, and nude.
American actor.
English footballer
Spanish footballer
Canadian DJ and producer (Low Pros)
American football player
TV Actress
Actress
Italian rugby player
American actress and comedian.
Turkish singer-songwriter and guitarist
American actress
Indonesian Actor
Australian rugby player
Mexican footballer
Turkish singer and songwriter
California; rhythmic gymnast (Olympics-1996).
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Jazz Singer
American producer and singer-songwriter
Ukrainian footballer
South Korean actor and comedian
Ukrainian footballer
English singer
Soap Opera Actor
R&B Singer
Scottish rugby player and coach
Roberts; Miss South Carolina Teen USA (1996)
Polish runner
Finnish player in ice hockey
English actor
Dancer
Indian screenwriter and director
Australian actor
American singer and actress
English DJ and producer
Barbadian sprinter
punter (Dallas Cowboys).
American Ice Hockey Player
cornerback (New England Patriots).
Italian soccer football player. He was already in Series A at the age of 18. He was diagnosed with a brain tumour in the spring 1994. Carlo Petrini was his father. He had fled Italy following a scandal that occurred when Diego was nine years old. His family wanted him to visit their son, but he was unable to enter …
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
Irish bass player (Snow Patrol Little Doses, The Reindeer Section).
Danish politician, Minister for Education of Denmark
Iranian-American actress
French soccer/football defender who spent most his career with the Bordeaux team (2003aEUR'2010).
New Zealand-born Italian rugby player
German actor
Comedian
Estonian singer-songwriter/pianist
Italian professional basketball player for the Italian National Team. She was part of the twelve-woman European Silver Medal winning team that won Rome in June 1995. In 1995, she was also a referee for a team.
Italian singer-songwriter, musician and disc jockey.
American actress and bodybuilder
American keyboard player and producer (Crazy Town, TRV$DJAM). (d. 2009).
Qatari archer
Czech footballer
New York, USA 100 meter long jumper
American football player (d. 2014.)
Ithaca, New York - 100m / Long Jumper
Welsh actor and skateboarder
Miss British Virgin Islands-Universe (1997)
Miss Mississippi-USA (1996).
Israeli-American actress
Brazilian footballer and scout
NFL Guard (Pittsburgh Steelers).
Miss France-Universe (1989).
Seattle Seahawks, Claymores).
Spanish-American producer and actor
Journalist
American cyclist
Public Servant
American notable family. The first child of Senator Strom Thurmond, 68, and his wife, 24 year old, was a former South Carolina beauty king. In 1991, her parents divorced. (Strom Thurmond was baptized 12/05/1902, Edgefield SC.
Wisconsin, USA; cyclist (Olympics 1996).
French-Monegasque racing driver, with three world championship titles.
American politician
Horse; Triple Crown Winner (1973).
Zaragosa (Spanish) -- Actor (Mateo Santos - All My Children).
English poet and author
Colorado, USA; Nike golfer (1994 Permina Basin Open-14th).
WLAF safety (Scottish Claymores).
Movie Actress
Mexican tenor
Finnish television and radio hosts
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Buffalo Sabres).
pop drummer (Pestilence).
Reality Star
Slovenian singer
Australian motorcycle racer
French-Canadian singer, who didn't speak English until 1987 when she was able to learn it in order to sing bilingually. Dion was the youngest child in a tight-knit family of 14 children of retired piano-bar owners. Her father played the accordion, and her mother the violin. Celine was able to showcase her five-octave range by singing along with the children …
American actress and model
Japanese singer and actress with a Japanese voice
New Jersey, USA. Actor (Steve Sanders – Beverly Hills 90210).
New Zealand tennis player
Japanese singer
Athlete
American figure skater (Born 1967)
Director
Dutch furniture designer
New Zealand tennis star (1992 Futures - Canberra).
Russian swimmer
Russian triple jumper
Politician
Grandmaster of Greek Chess and Author
American songwriter and drummer (Queens of the Stone Age Eagles of Death Metal Danzig Sugartooth & Zilch).
British journalist and TV personality
American Astrologer, d.o.m.e. Initiator, film extra, not married with children.
Czechoslovakia; Tennis star (1994 Hilversum).
American singer, whose 1988 debut album was "Tracy Chapman." She sang "Give Me One Reason" at shows and clubs, but she didn't record it until Electra released it in June 1996. It sold more than 700,000 copies.
American actor
Canadian ice hockey player
Macedonian-Australian footballer and manager
He was a French soccer player who played for FC Nantes (1981-1991), AS Monaco FC (91-1992), US Valenciennes(92-1993), Ferro Carril Oeste (994-1995), CS Louhans-Cuiseaux (1995-1996) and AS Nancy (1997-1997).
Gibraltarian triathlete, cyclist
"I Got a Fast Car."
Minnesota, USA; NHL centre (Calgary Flames).
This man, who was tied to al-Qaeda since 1994 and was captured in Tripoli by the US Army's Delta Force on 5 October 2013, was taken into custody by Americans. His resemblance to Bin Laden's leader led to him being used often as a decoy during Bin Laden's travels.
Ohio, USA; NHL defenseman (Toronto Maple Leafs).
Peru; LPGA golfer (1995 du Maurier Ltd Classic).
Arizona Cardinals).
Brazilian composer and conductor
Greek footballer
Mongolian politician and journalist, 4th President of Mongolia
American rap musician
American musician who signed a multi-record deal in April 1989. When his "Let's Get Started" topped the U.S. R&B charts, he was named Favorite Artist of 1990, leading to concerts, albums and worldwide hits. By 1994 he was negotiating for a three-album deal for $25 million.
American Senator from Alaska
Polish actress
California, USA. Rapper "U Can't Touch This".
Athlete
Malaysia Airlines, France: Flight 370 victim.
American host of a game show and actor
Canadian-American ice hockey player (d.1999)
New Zealand driver of a race car
Actress
Director
Italian champion bantamweight fighter, brother to boxer MaurizioStecca.
German actor
American musician (Born 1872)
Canadian skier
Two-hour-old Italian infant, believed to be the child of Maria Callas and fathered by Aristotle Onassis. According to the exposer, Maria retired in secret to Milan after giving birth and her maid was unaware of her pregnancy. The premature delivery of the infant by C-section meant that it was too weak and small to survive.
Johnson; US alpine skier.
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959German clarinet player and teacher
Musician
Actress
Entertainer
New Zealand criminal
English banker
English TV host and author
Ontario, Canada; Canadian Tour golfer (1981 Thunder Bay).
New Zealand child abusers convicted
American wrestler and agent
French chess player, son Jean-Claude Andruet.
French racehorse trainer and owner, previously married to Patrick Barbe, leading bloodstock agent. She obtained her license in 1991 and is currently based in Chantilly.
Director
Economist
American surfer
American producer and director
Kentucky, USA. PGA golfer (British Columbia Open-1985 and 1987).
Canadian singer and voice actor
American screenwriter and actor
Writer
American producer and director
Actor
New York, USA. Actor (My Two Dads, Diner, Aliens, Mad About You).
Russian composer and accordion player
Scottish politician and educator
Spanish mountaineer
Iranian journalist and author
American porn actress
Producer and screenwriter for Filipino directors (d. 2012).
Athlete
Actor
Denver, Colorado -- Vocalist
English teacher and pianist
Colorado, USA; vocalist "Just When I Needed You The Most".
Italian actor who has appeared in over fifty films since 1982.
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2004).
American third-generation astrologer, co-founder of D.O.M.E. and nephew to Edwin Steinbrecher, who raised him after the death of his parents. He has created a comprehensive astrological training program and developed new methods for working with past lives.
American singer and guitarist, David was a popular performer in Aspen, Colorado in the '90s. David began performing at age 12, and was already touring with a band by the time he was 15. He was a session player in Nashville. He is the son a professional musician father who played jazz sax with Stan Kenton, Nat King Cole, and …
American healer. She suffered a circa injury in early 30's. Later, she created tapes that could induce paranormal/mystical healing experiences. Her tapes are advertised in pulp New Age magazines.
Australian coach and footballer
Politician
English-New Zealand cinematographer
Businessman
Racehorse trainer
Filipino journalist
An American singer of English descent, based in England. She first became famous as part of New Wave's music scene in the late 1970s and early 80s. "Lucky Number", her most well-known hit, was first released in 1978.
Canadian politician and academic
Quebec politician
Scottish comedian and actor
New York, USA. Actor (Nick – Today's FBI).
rock keyboardist (The Fixx).
Australian politician and educator 39th Australian Minister of Veterans' Affairs
American baseball coach and manager
English politician and academic
English-American academic and historian
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American singer-songwriter
English actress and singer-songwriter
British TV host of AM talk shows and investigative programs. Cook began his career with "Nationwide" in 1979-1983. He then moved to "Crimewatch UK", 1984-1995. He also managed "Breakfast Time" as well as the annual "Children in Need" event.
American auto mechanic and host of radio's Car Talk with his brother Tom.
American actor, artist and illustrator. Gay, he died of AIDS on 3/08/1992, 2:27 CST Dallas, TX.
Theatre producer / director / writer
Native American artist
Politician
Athlete
Canadian politician and talk-show host, 3rd Minister for Canadian Heritage
American businesswoman and fashion model (d. 2009).
FBA, economist
French police inspector (1969-1978), who was made a journalist by 'Quotidien De Paris' in 1980. He was promoted to France Inter, a major French radio station in 1983. He is also the author of many books.
Rocker (Procul Harum)
Pennsylvania, USA; actor ("Buzz – Guiding Light", Dream Lover, As the World Turns Santa Barbara).
English academic and economist
Baron Jones of Cheltenham English computer programmer, politician
Mangrum; vocalist (Black Oak Arkansas - "").
Jordan Grand Prix was founded by a Jordanian racecar driver
Italian politician, leader of the Popular Movement of the Community of Liberation, and member of European Parliament. He graduated in philosophy from Milan University and taught high school philosophy and history. In 1976, he founded Movimento Politolare and was responsible for the national level 1976-1987. He was elected EC of Christian Democratic Party in 1984. From there, he held the …
French politician, he is currently the President of the Regional Council of Champagne-Ardenne. He is a member the Socialist Party (PS).
Norwegian bassist
Journalist, theologian, and talk show host.
American troubleshooter, who worked for an industrial company. He was killed on the American Airlines flight that crashed into The World Trade Tower on 9/11/2001. Gay is survived by Linda, his son Jonathan, and Larissa, his eight-year old daughter. His body was among the few that were found in the rubble.
French police officer.
Polish activist and travel writer
Irish politician Minister of State in European Affairs
Economist
Israeli-American economist
Mexican politician, moderately popular mayor in Mexico City. He was a life friend of President Carlos Salinas de Gortari. Solosio was considered for the presidency in 1994, but he was defeated by Luis Solosio. Solosio resigned from the race on 3/23/1994. Solosio was assassinated by the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) on the day following.
Photographer
French sommelier who was later a hotel manager.
Academic and economist from Iran-English
Italian singer, who was active in recording between 1966 and 1989. Ghezzi was a singer who worked mostly in a duo with Wess in the 1970s. The couple represented Italy at the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest.
British singer, who is a strong vocalist and has played blues guitar with various bands. He began playing guitar at age 17 and was a member of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Yardbirds, Cream, and Blind Faith. He is known for his easygoing commercial style and regularly sells gold. His 1981 hit "I Can't Stand It" reached the Top Ten. Clapton was …
Brazilian astrologer, who uses reincarnation techniques. He is the author of two books. Redd, who died at 16:30 GuarujA! in Brazil on February 14, 1994, was the author of two books.
English radio host
Referee and wrestler from Canada-America
Antiguan wrestler (d. 2008)
Houston police officers killed American twin in shootout. 03:00 PM, 4/10/1971 Court testimony indicates that both parents of the twins (now deceased), had no criminal record. However, both their younger siblings and their older male and female siblings have long criminal histories. Carl, his brother, was sentenced to death for well-documented shooting of a Houston police officer. It happened at …
American fashion designer and merchandiser Bilzerian owns a Newbury Street store in Boston, MA, where he promotes "Euro Fashion" and other designers.
American homicide. A cop-killer. Buntion was a passenger in the car of a friend. He was stopped by Jim Irby, a motorcycle policeman (born 5/25/1953), for making an illegal turn. Buntion jumped out of the vehicle and shot Officer Irby in the head. He then moved around the vehicle and fired more shots into Irby's body. He fired at random, …
American diplomat and businessman
He was a Dutch poet, writer and translator. He died july 5th, 2012.
American first-born twin, a career criminal. He is on death row for the well witnessed shooting of a Houston motorcycle police officer (born on 5/25/1953, Houston, TX) on 6/27/1990, 08:00 PM. Although court testimony notes that the twins' parents (now deceased) had no criminal record, both twins and their younger male and female siblings all have lengthy criminal histories. The …
English actress
He is an American scriptwriter and short story writer. He started writing when he was a teenager, and won an essay prize at 12. In 1961, he published his first sci-fi. He also published fiction in various magazines. Although he did not produce a screenplay, he wrote it in 1969. He is best known for his horror stories "The Night …
Politician
Malagasy sprinter
English actor
Comedian
American bass player (The Surfaris and Love). (d. 1998)
American singer (The Mystics, Jay and the Americans). (d. 2014).
Canadian-American singer and actor
Chief Constable (Dumfries and Galloway).
Staffordshire, England: rock drummer (The Moody Blues-"Nights in White Satin", Your Wildest Dreams")
Actor
Nauruan politician and lawyer 14th President of Nauru
English singer-songwriter/drummer (The Moody Blues).
Scientist
American soldier and politician
Vice-Chancellor (Essex University).
Sweden -- Road race cycler (1964 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
Pakistan politician and lawyer President of Pakistan
American basketball player. He was the Ohio State champion of the Buckeyes NCAA championship 1950-1960 and was twice named College Player the Year. He also played on the U.S. Olympic team that won the Gold Medal in 1960.
Brazil: singer "Girl From Ipanema".
Ohio, USA; NBA Center (New York Knicks and NBA rookie of the year 1964, Olympics gold-60).
Musician
Professor of Public Law, Sweden. Judge
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French football player and defender. He is well-known for his long red hair. He retired and became the coach and manager of the prestigious A.S.St-Etienne football club, led by Jean-Michel LarquA (c).
American family of distinction, grandchild of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Anna Roosevelt, Eleanor's first child, and John Boettiger, her only daughter, are his parents.
The World Economic Forum was founded by a German engineer and economist.
American basketball coach and player (d. 2013).
American professional baseball player.
Lord-Lieutenant (Warwickshire).
American actor. He is strikingly handsome and has a style that is both self-consciously cool, but also opaque. He was the iconic screen idol of his time. He was nominated for 14 Oscars including 1967 for his role in "Bonnie and Clyde". In 1981, he won the Oscar for Best Director for "Reds." His other films include "Splendor In the …
French criminal sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering a child.
of Knebworth
Celebrity
Georgia, USA; actress (Sons and Daughters).
Baron MacLaurin, Knebworth English businessman
Jennings, CEO (Shell Transport and Trading Co).
Virginia, USA; actor (Bonnie and Clyde Shampoo, Dick Tracy).
New Mexico, USA Zen teacher (Dharma Sangha).
Finnish astrologer. Married. Heimola was diagnosed with cancer in 1994.
British director (Juggernaut)
German musician and musicologist
American football player (d. 1964).
Composer
Composer
American broadcaster, Trinity Broadcasting Network was founded (d. 2013).
American broadcaster, Trinity Broadcasting Network was founded (d. 2013).
Haas House, Austrian architect and academic designed (d. 2014).
Turkish wrestler (d.2004)
Aumale, Algeria -- Actor. (Circle of Love. Cousins).
Argentinian-Italian composer
Chinese electrical engineer, CEO of IE Industries. IE Industries is a diversified company that specializes in metals and rail. Telemarketing and utilities are also some of its core competencies. Liu holds a BS degree in Electrical Engineering.
American producer and actor
French fashion designer, entrepreneur, and politician. He founded the brand in 1958.
Writer
Zuckerman; Dean (Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine).
N?mes EXecutives
He married Helen McElwee, an American journalist and writer. He attended Brown University in Providence and served in the U.S.
Italian soccer player. He passed away on February 20, 2007.
Composer
Statesman
American singer/pianist ("Hi Yo Silver").
Russian Cosmonaut
American basketball player who was drafted by the Minneapolis Lakers on February 12, 1953. Richey was a paving contractor after his playing days ended. Richey remained active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was made an Elder. Richey was diagnosed in 1992 with leukemia. Richey lived three more years. During this time, he served a Mormon …
Australian musician, author, artist, and entertainer. His hit song, "Tie me Kangeroo Down Sport", was charted in 1959.
French singer and actress.
American actor and director
Joint president (Council of Churches for Britain and Ireland).
French militant, institutional psychotherapist, philosopher, semiologist. He founded both ecosophy and schizoanalysis. Guattari is most well-known for his intellectual collaborations, including Anti-Oedipus (1972), and A Thousand Plateaus (80), which are the two volumes of Capitalism & Schizophrenia.
Lord
Maryland, USA; actor.
New York, USA. TV game host for Hollywood Squares.
Baron Browne Wilkinson English lawyer, judge
Australian public servant (d. 90)
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American actor, star of "L.A. Law", a popular TV series that aired from 1986 to 1986. Dysart has been typecast as a sandy-haired, distinguished corporate figures and authority figures for nearly 30 years. His films include "The Hospital", 1971, "Being There," 1978, and on TV "The People vs. Jean Harris," 1990, and "The Last Days of Patton," 1986.
Hungarian runner (d. 2012)
Statesman
Massachusetts, USA; actor (Leland MacKenzie - L.A. Law).
Brooklyn, New York -- Actress. (Frankenhooker 7 Beauties).
American soldier and politician (d. 2014.)
French politician and lawyer. In 1947-48, he earned his bachelor's degree and his law degree. He also earned his master of arts from Columbia University in 1949. His doctorate of law was earned at the Paris School of Law. He practiced law in his own firm from 1951 to 1981. He was made Professor of Law in 1966. He was …
American fiction writer, including short stories and science-fiction. He was also an anthropologist and the head of the University of Texas at Austin's Anthropology department. In 1952, he published his first book, "Mists Of Dawn".
Composer
British General
English historian / author (Riotous Assembly, Want)
American politician, attorney, journalist, and jurist. He was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1950 and became Assistant Ohio Attorney General in 1950-1951.
of Ilminster
Scientist
Scientist
Journalist
Baron Armstrong of Ilminster English scholar and civil servant
Swedish businessman founded IKEA
Russian chess player
Germany; conductor (New Orleans Symphony).
Singer
American actor, second son of Charles Chaplin (actress Lita Grey) and an actor. When he was still a child, his parents divorced. His work-obsessed father kept him in touch. Chaplin dropped out of school in 8th grade and he continued to play until he was drafted at 18 when he was assigned to Patton's Army.
German-American conductor (d. 1992).
American actor, singer, and host of game shows
Actor (My Left Foot Empire State), is killed in Dublin at the age of 63
Composer
French horticulturalist, nurseryman, and rose grower.
Composer
English author and historian (d. 2003).
American TV News Weatherman.
Writer
Canadian playwright and poet (d. 1986).
American physicist (d. 2013).
Austrian-American actor and producer (d.2012)
Galinin composer.
Coates naval architect.
Korn composer.
composer.
Jurist and English lawyer
Multi-millionaire English landowner
Composer
French journalist and historian. He began his career at Temps PrA (c)sent and later at Le Monde, in 1947, just before the official start of the Cold War. From 1969 to 1985, he was the newspaper's editor and director. He retired in 1991. He was still contributing articles to The Times as of February 2007. AndrA(c) Fontaine is well-known for …
Vienna, Austria -- Actor (Dragon Seed & Ali Baba & Forty Thieves).
French screenwriter and novelist. Jean Aurenche, Pierre Bost and he collaborated on the adaptation of his novel "Forbidden games".
American comic strip artist and editor. He was a contributor to 22 syndicated shows, including Little Orphan Annie. This comic strip was his fifth year of work.
French journalist, editor at L'A%0quipe. Director of France Football. Creator of the UEFA Champions League.
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919John Kennedy's national security advisor
Laveyssi?re physician
Ali Baba and 40 Thieves
New Zealand mathematician (d. 2013).
American diplomat and intelligence officer 6th United States Security Advisor
FRS / marine biologist
Actress
Businessman
Costa Rican writer, who was awarded multiple awards and whose children’s book CocorA was translated into ten different languages. GutiA(c), a writer of children's books, was also a war correspondent, journalist and story-teller. He is also a professor and communist activist.
Boston, Massachusetts -- Actor (Death Of A Champion)
Ukrainian-Estonian pianist composer, educator (d. 1995).
actor (Henry Dennis The Menace).
composer.
Mont de Marsan physician
Austrian mystic and channeler, Austrian mystic. He had the most clear voice and vision anyone had ever heard. She was originally a dancer and began to receive messages by a spirit she called "the guide". Her teachings led to the formation of a community.
Williamson [John Lee] is a blues musician (Down and Out Blues).
Surbourg Journalist
American singer-songwriter and harmonica player (d. 1948).
German building engineer.
American actor, singer, songwriter and actor who was a successful American singer, songwriter, and actor. His career spanned 75 year from his first concert in 1930 with a marathon dancing company to his last performance of "That's My Desire," in 2005. His other nicknames included "Mr. Steel Tonsils", "America's Number One Song Stylelist", and "Rhythm". Rhythm", "Old Leather Lungs", or …
American professional spy, and government appointee to head the CIA. After completing his Navy service in 1942 he was assigned to the OSS, 1943. This wartime espionage organization. He was one the first to create the Central Information Agency. It was established on 9/18/1947. He was sworn in as director on 6/30/1966.
theatre producer.
California, USA, Disney Studios 1935-1978. Disney Legend 1989 was the Disney Animations.
President of Malta
Singer (Hey Good Lookin'. That's my Desire)/ actor ("Frankie Laine Show. Rawhide).
American animator (d.2000)
Maltese politician and general physician, 4th President of Malta (d.2012)
Canadian politician and lieutenant 18th Canadian Minister for Agriculture (d. 2004).
Scholar / naturalist
musician.
Turkish archaeologist, academic (d. 2002).
Polish soldier mathematician, and academic (d. 40)
Polish mathematician (d. 1940)
Norwegian Supreme Court lawyer. His specialty was in business law. Both his father and grandfather were Supreme Court lawyers. He was the father Jens P. Heyerdahl Jr.
Chaumont Military man
Famous birthdays on March 30th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909OM / FBA / Director (Warburg Institute).
Grenoble physician
Composer dies at 68
composer.
German Luftwaffe Officer (d. 1994)
German general (d. 1994)
Italian soccer player. In 1942, he died.
English executioner (d. 1992)
Massiac EXecutives
Japan -- Triple jumper (1928 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
English motorcycle racer (d. 1927).
Belgian dancer, choreographer, and artist, called "the Belgian Isadora Duncan".
Italy sport Champion
Belgian dancer (Les Biches).
American baseball player and coach (d. 70)
Belgian comic book writer (and artist).
United States -- Producer (High Society Gentlemen Prefer Blondes)
American missionary (Born in 1903)
French cinematographer, who produced over ninety films between 1923-1964.
American philanthropist (d.2007)
British trombonist and bandleader (Born in 1902)
French actor who appeared in 109 films, and on television between 1929 and 1981. He was the star of The Adventures of ArsA"ne Lupin which was entered in the 7th Berlin International Film Festival. He died 21 November 1982.
Spanish librarian and lexicographer. Perhaps her most famous work is her Diccionario de uso del spanA+-ol. It was first published in 1966aEUR'1967. She completed the 1952 work in 1952.