List of celebrities and famous people who were born on January 31st
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2006Family Member
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Dancer
YouTube Star
Movie Actor
YouTube Star
Soap Opera Actress
YouTube Star
Instagram Star
Businessman
Danish footballer
Canadian hockey player
Pop Singer
Model
TV Actor
Model
Model
Italian footballer
Dancer
Italian footballer
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1988Rapper
Guitarist
German tennis player
Estonian footballer
English footballer
Folk Singer
American football player (d.2010)
Athlete
Austrian footballer
German actor
Country Singer
He was an American baseball player who was drafted by Milwaukee Brewers in 2009.
French tennis player
American film producer, founded Annapurna Pictures
Belgian footballer
Cameroonian footballer
He is a French racing cyclist who joined the junior spring team as a 2002-2002 member. He was seven-time track cycling world champion, even though he was stripped of two titles in January 2012 after he failed doping tests one year before.
Son of Rudy (Mayor R-NYC 1994-2002).
American football player
Australian footballer
Greek singer
Actor
American track and field athletes
American football player
Canadian-American baseball player
Italian rugby player
Italian footballer
Belgian swimmer
TV Actress
Soap Opera Actor
Haitian family of distinction, the son Jean-Claude Duvalier (Haiti's President, and grandson to "Papa Doc") He was the son of Jean-Claude Duvalier, Haiti's President and grandson of "Papa Doc". His parents divorced in 1990. His dad was overwhelmed with debts and bad luck in mid-1994 while he was living in exile on France's Riviera. Michele, his mom, lives in Paris, …
Pop Singer
Portuguese comedian, actor and TV host
Latvian ice hockey player
Scottish football player
Italian footballer
German footballer
Cuban baseball player
Estonian tennis player
American baseball player
German football player
Australian newsmakers were the five-time winners of the fifth series on the Australian version the aEURoeBig BrotheraEUR television show. On August 15, 2005, the twins shared AUD$836,000 of prize money.
Latvian hockey player
Swedish singer-songwriter (Little Dragon)
American musician who was a member the rock band 'N Sync. This group included Lance Bass and Joey Fatone.
Argentinian football player
French jockey who won 130 races, including 12 at the Auteuil track.
YouTube Star
He is a French matador and is today considered one of the most renowned matadors in the entire world. Because he takes maximum risks in bullfights, he is a popular choice of the public.
Indian actress
Comedian
American actress
Movie Actress
American screenwriter and comedian
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979French boxer who won the Light Flyweight Gold Medal at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
English autistic savant, writer (essayist) and translator
Producer and actor from Ireland
Earl of Mornington is an English noble
American photographer
Irish radio presenter
Argentine footballer
Argentinian manager and footballer
American game show contestant, highest winning Jeopardy champion! History
American actress, best known for her roles in Ray Charles' wife, Della Bea Robinson's film Ray (2004), Idi Amin’s wife Kay in The Last King of Scotland (2006), and as Alicia Masters/The Thing's love interest in Ben Grimm/The Thing (live-action Fantastic Four films of 2005 & 2007). She also played the role of Broomhilda von Schat, Django’s wife in Quentin …
American comedian (Saturday Night Live).
Japanese actor and singer (SMAP).
Miss Bermuda-Universe (1997).
American actress, singer, and dancer
Canadian hockey player
American actress
American football player
South African cricketer
Estonian footballer
American screenwriter and producer of comedians
American basketball player
American race car driver
Manager and footballer from Greece
Indian actress
French football/soccer goalkeeper.
Defensive end (Washington Redskins).
American football coach and player
Radio and television hosts in Australia
Austrian radio and TV host. He has been a moderator for A-3 radio station since 1995. His weekly Sternstunden (Star hours), with Gerda Rogers, an astrologer, is widely known.
French comedian and actor with North-african heritage
French professional navigator and skipper who won the 'Solitaire du Figaro' 2012, thirty-three years after his dad, Patrick Elies won the sailing race in 1979, then called 'Course de l'Aurore. He won the 'Solitaire du Figaro' again in 2013, becoming the first person to win this race twice consecutively.
TV Actress
American basketball player: Forward/Center, Rockets
Ice hockey defenseman (Finland, Olympics - 1998)
FC Groningen).
Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
NFL linebacker (Atlanta Falcons).
Cuban baseball player
Radio host and comedian from Australia
Australian actress
Actress
San Diego Chargers).
He was a French handball player who played the centre position. He was the 2001 world champion with France's team.
Guard (Baltimore Ravens)
guard (San Diego Chargers).
London Monarchs).
Canadian Football League defensive back (Calgary Stampeders).
Producer and actress in Venezuelan modeling
Brook Lee succeeded Brook Lee as second.
Actress
Model and actress from Venezuela
NFL wide receiver (Pittsburgh Steelers).
Northern Irish comedian and TV presenter
Greek footballer
South Korean actress
South Korean actress
British singer-songwriter and actress. For her role in Good Will Hunting, she was nominated to the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. She also received an Emmy Award for her performance and a Golden Globe nomination for her work on The Riches.
Carolina Panthers).
Atlanta, Georgia -- Playmate (Aug, 1995)
Canadian Musician
NFL / WLAF receiver (Houston Oilers and Frankfurt Galaxy).
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Politician
Entrepreneur
New South Wales, Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
NFL quarterback (Green Bay Packers-Super Bowl XXXI).
Belgian track and field star, athlete and track star. He held the Belgian record for the 200 m. sprint. He was 25th in 100 m. and 7th 200 m. at the Atlanta Olympics 1996. He was the only European to compete in the finals of the 200-meter.
NFL defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
American baseball pitcher (Oakland Athletics).
Swedish politician, a minister in several social democrat governments.
American football player for the Green Bay Packers.
English screenwriter and producer of actor
Marta Russo and an Italian teacher assistant. Scattone and Salvatore Ferraro were having fun with a gun at a party. They claimed that Marta Russo was accidentally hit by a stray shot. Francesco Liparota was also present and accused them of the shooting. The trial began in May 1998.
American singer and drummer (Nirvana).
Taiwanese-Hong Kong actress
American voice actress
Hong Kong actress
Punk Singer
Author
English actor and director
Writer
Philadelphia Eagles).
YouTube Star
Indian Sufi master
Indian journalist and philanthropist
Guard for the Canadian Football League (British Columbia Lions).
[Alan Doughty] ; pop bassist (Jesus Jones).
Argentinian wrestler and basketball player (d. 2010).
Connecticut, USA; Miss Connecticut-America (1990).
Greek basketball player and coach
Canadian cellist.
QuTbec, Canada; NHL defenseman (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
Oklahoma, USA; handball back court for team (Olympics-1988.92.96).
Oregon, USA; beach volleyball player (Olympics 1996).
Guitarist
American journalist
American skier. Passionate extreme-skier. John Egan, his brother, is internationally recognized as a leader in this daredevil sport. They promote videos of their runs, run ski clinics and endorse the products of sponsors. Youth Enrichment Services is an organization that assists around 6,000 children each year with the discovery of skiing. They have appeared in eight ski films together with …
French-Canadian diver
Hockey forward (Team Slovakia 1998).
Swedish actor and singer
Texas, USA; back of the team handball centre (Olympics 1996).
QuTbec, Canada; Canadian Tour golfer (1989 India Open).
American anthropologist, ethologist
American actor (d.2011)
Italian champion skier. She was awarded an Olympic Bronze Medal in the relay and long distance races at Albertville, February 1992. She was a member of the Women’s Team at the Olympic Games Nagano, Japan in February 1998 and won the team's bronze medal.
New York, USA: Rocker (Anthrax-Protest and Survive).
American homemaker and wife to a respected veteran of the Brockton, Massachusetts fire service.
American Member of Congress
Massachusetts, USA; actor.
Estonian architect
British music video director
Australian rugby league player
Businessman
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Lloyd Cole & the Commotions).
Turkish singer-songwriter
Baroness Barker English politician
Japanese actress and singer
Businessman
Gambian judge and lawyer
Scottish playwright, comic book author, and occultist. You should check out the Wikipedia link to see his vast work in comics and graphic novels.
Iranian journalist and author
British composer of classical music
California, USA; beach volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
Montenegrin politician; 31st Prim Minister of Montenegro (d.2014)
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American actress and model
American stock car driver
American family of distinction, the son Carol Lee Stuart Ladd (film executive) and Jonathan Veitch (American noted family).
English keyboard player and songwriter
Single-handed French sailor, multiple record holder in different races.
Author
Producer and actor for Australian footballer
New York Yankees).
German manager and footballer
pianist (Spyro Gyra - "Morning Dance").
American swimmer, who was an Olympic swimmer when she was 15. She holds the gold and silver medals of the 1972 and 1976 Olympics, as well as several world championships. Jack, her brother, was an Olympic swimmer. She is considered one of America's greatest swimmers. She won five World Championships, and she also took 27 national titles. In 1982, she …
Canada; WWF champion.
Businessman
California, United States -- Swimmer (1972-76 Olympics – 6 Silver / 2 Gold Medals).
Polish coach and footballer
Manuel; South African UDF/African National Congress leader.
An English singer, songwriter, and musician. He is also known as Johnny Rotten.
Romanian tennis player and coach
Guyanese cricketer
Israeli wrestler (d. 1972)
Dutch guitarist
American basketball player who played for the Indiana Pacers in 1976.
French interior designer and architect, Harrison Ford is one of his clients.
Romanian drummer
Dutch bassist (Catapult)
Russian painter (Born 1952).
Headmistress (Blackheath High School).
American musician and singer (KC and the Sunshine Band).
Finnish singer and actress
Rock vocalist (KC & Sunshine Band-Give It)
South Korean intelligence officer
British Queen's Council.
Aruban-Estonian singer/drummer
American producer and pianist (KC & the Sunshine Band), singer-songwriter
English singer-songwriter/producer (Roxy Music).
American-Israeli poet and author (d. 2015).
Italian actor, screenwriter and film director.
American illustrator and author
French politician elected mayor of Liouc, May 2014.
Soviet bodyguard for Boris Yeltsin
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Wilber, an American metaphysical philosopher and author who has published over 16 books on the subject, calls himself an "integral philosophy". He published "A Brief History of Everything" in 1996 and "A Theory of Everything" in 2000.
American model and widow Norman Mailer (Born 1949).
Actress (Dialing For Dingbats).
Dutch journalist and footballer
American actress, model, writer, and artist. Her first book, "Windchill Summer," was published in 2000. She was Norman Mailer's wife for twenty years. He offered her editing but she refused and allowed him to read the book after publication.
American homicide: A serial killer who killed and tortured five men using drug injections and/or asphyxiation. He received a life sentence without parole.
French politician who represented the Union for Direct Democracy, but lost as a presidential candidate.
Japanese politician
German footballer
American baseball pitcher, known for being the fastest ever to throw a baseball at 100.8 mph. He was right-handed and played for the New York Mets (1966-1968aEUR”1971), California Angels (1972), Houston Astros (1988) and Texas Rangers (1989aEUR”1993).
American actor
Composer
Jr. in Refugio Texas USA; baseball pitcher (New York Mets., California Angels., Houston Astros).
Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist
Greek actress (d.2008)
American producer and director of actor
Rock guitarist from Chicago, accidentally shot in the head at 32 years old.
USA; actor (Armed and Dangerous Cold Steel).
American model Miss Universe 1967 (d. 2015)
German cabaret and actor.
New York, USA: actor (Lew-Peyton Place, Manimal and Centennial).
Politician
Composer
American conceptual artist
Baroness Hale, of Richmond English lawyer judge & academic
American author and historian (d. 2014).
American harmonica player and singer-songwriter
Louisiana Fog).
Blanche, South African leader in Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging
Psychotherapist and actress from America-English
Australian cricketer
Dutch poet (For the Good Order).
Italian actress. Her most well-known role was that of Tatiana Romanova, in the 1963 James Bond film From Russia with Love. Bianchi, a Rome native, was 1st runner up in 1960's Miss Universe contest. She was also voted Miss Photogenic in the press. 1958 was the beginning of her film career. Barbara Jefford dubbed her voice in From Russia with …
British filmmaker known for being innovative and iconoclastic.
Rocker
French business leader. He was the Ford Germany and Volkswagen head.
American actress
Gephardt, an American politician and congressman for almost 30 years, announced his second candidacy as President on February 19, 2003 in St. Louis MO. He pledged to repeal President Bush’s tax cuts and instead finance "quality healthcare coverage for all Americans who work in America".
LPGA golfer
Mickelson; American politician (Governor of South Dakota).
American illustrator and author (d. 2012).
Actress
South African rugby player and coach
Iowa, USA; actor. (Love American Style and The Rockford Files).
New York, USA. Actress (Play Misty For Me Amy Prentiss).
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American writer, lecturer, pro astrologer and teacher. Maureen was born in Connecticut. Her Pisces father was an industrial salesman and serviceman who was self-employed. Maureen's Gemini mother worked in various office jobs. One of her sisters is an Aries. She graduated Bay Path Junior College in 1960 with an AS degree. She married Paul Ambrose, Pisces on 9/08/1962; they have …
Canadian actor and singer-songwriter
French businessman who was president of Havas, a multinational French advertising and public relations firm, from 1986 to 1998. He is based in Paris.
Beatrix of The Netherlands
American politician and lawyer 43rd Secretary of the Interior
Indonesian poet / writer (Madjalah Sunda, Pesta)
American actress
Dutch royalty, the first of four daughters born to Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. Husky, athletic and intelligent, she earned a law degree from the University of Leiden. Her grandmother, Wilhelmina, abdicated the throne to her mom in 1948.
of the Netherlands
Colorado, United States -- US Secretary Of Interior (1981-83)
American composer
American actress best known for her role on the television series "The Bob Newhart Show". She has also been seen on stage and in films and was often a guest star on many television dramas.
Canadian politician and educator 39th Mayor of Quebec City (d. 2007.)
Maryland, USA; composer "Einstein on the Beach".
Lithuanian actor
Canadian politician (d. 2007)
New York, USA. Actress (The Birds Emily - Bob Newhart Show).
New York, USA. Jingle writer ("I Love New York", “This Bud's for You”).
Singer (Dells – "Oh What a Night")
France sport Champion
Former Turkish basketball and football player
Japanese Novelist (Catch Personal Matter)
Composer
Japanese Nobel Prize laureate; Japanese academic and author
Writer
Actor (Mr Novak) dies from emphysema aged 57
The "Alsatian Bocuse", a French master chef, is a Michelin-starred winner. This guide lists the top chefs in France. His grandfather opened his old quarter-bar in 1885 and transformed it into a gastronomical shrine.
Jazz pianist
Missouri, USA; actor (Mr Novak, Longstreet, Hunter).
American writer (d. 2012).
Italian race car driver and motorcycle racer
Canadian ice hockey player (Born in 1934).
Italian mob boss and member of the Sicilian mafia (Cosa Nostra), he is suspected to have been the Corleonesi's head. This Mafia faction originated in Corleone and was de facto capo Di tutti capi (boss-of-bosse) for the entire Sicilian Mfia up until his arrest in 2006. Binnu U tratturi is Sicilian for "Binnie The Tractor" because, according to one informant, …
mineworker/pilot/Dutch Member of Parliament (CDA).
Canadian ice hockey coach and player (d. 1997).
Country/R&B singer
Polish captain (d.2013)
Dutch graphic artist
French international footballer, who was part the France national football team during the 1958 FIFA World Cup. He passed away on 17 April 2007.
Baseball Player
Baseball Player
British Member of Parliament/Athlete (world record 5km).
German actor who appeared between 1957 and 1995 in 50 films and TV shows. He was the star of "The Marriage of Mr. Mississippi", a 1961 film that was entered in the 11th Berlin International Film Festival. He was the German television crime series Tatort's commissioner Heinz Haferkamp, who is still well-known in Germany.
Chicago Cubs Hall-of-Famer (1st Baseman)
Educationalist
Diplomat
Belgium sport Champion
Swedish race car driver (d. 1972)
Deuil Musician
American record producer, arranger and musician (d. 2012).
California, USA; Actress (Joan Hunter-James at age 15).
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929British actress on screen since 1944. She was 17 years old when David Lean cast Estella as Estella in "Great Expectations." She had previously made her acting debut at age 13 in a British comedy. She was already a star in England by the age of 21 and was well on her way to America. She was nominated as Ophelia …
British actress onscreen since 1944. She was 17 years old when David Lean cast Estella as Estella in "Great Expectations." She had previously made her acting debut at age 13 in a British comedy. She was already a star in England by the age of 21 and was well on her way to America. She was nominated as Ophelia in …
German physicist, academic Nobel Prize laureate (d.2011)
American lawyer, airline director, chief of protocol in the United States, and he was married to once with 5 children.
A professor at the University of Quebec, Canada, of a Belgian-Canadian pianist.
American military figure. He was a Korean War first lieutenant who received the Distinguished Service Cross. He rose in rank to become the first Hispanic four star general in the United States Army. Cavazos received a second Distinguished Service Cross during the Vietnam War as a lieutenant colonel. Cavazos was the first Mexican American to attain the rank of brigadier-general …
American singer-songwriter (Born 1928).
Sculptor
Royal equerry
Rector (Imperial College of Science, Technology & Medicine).
American engineer and computer scientist
American clairvoyant, who formed a paranormal investigation group with Ed Warren, her husband. The horror at Amityville, NY was one of their most well-known cases. A "National Enquirer article" on 2 May 1985 reported on a bizarre case involving paranormal investigation into demonic possession. It began 22 February 1985 and lasted six weeks. Another article was found in the May/June …
Filmation Studios was co-founded by American animator producer and composer (d. 2005).
American actor, best known for his role as Mr. Peppermint. He wore a red-and-white-striped jacket and straw cap and carried a candy-striped magic wand.
German artist, she immigrated to France in 1952 to become a ballet teacher. She was the leader of her ladies, the "Doris Girls", at the revue du "Moulin Rouge" in Paris.
American baseball player (d. 1993).
American resident character at Kalisa's Cannery Row. She is filled with Steinbeck memorabilia and notable local art and sculptures, and she serves as a judge in the preservation of a history from early California, Monterey coast. A history that includes her. Since 1958, her restaurant, La Ida Cafe (as Steinbeck books describe it), has been a refuge for artists, writers …
National Childbirth Trust founder
London, England -- Actress. (Thorn Birds. Guys & Dolls).
American social activist and Civil Rights Executive Director of NAACP 1978-1993. Richard Nixon appointed him to lead the FCC in 1972. He served in this role until 1978, when he became the first African-American Commissioner.
Indiana, USA; Narrator (New Twilight Zone).
American journalist, educator, and social analyst. Author of three national bestsellers.
Filmmaker, who dies at the age of 70.
An ex-High Court judge
Historian
American journalist, poet, playwright and writer, as well as a philosopher, lover, and pugilist.
American filmmaker, producer, and writer who called himself a "schlockmeister". His films have been on many "worst movies" lists, or are in the public domain. However, most of them broke even and made a profit. Perhaps his most well-known films include In the Year 2889 (1967), The Eye Creatures (65), Mars Needs Women (67) and It's Alive! (1969).
New York, USA; actor (Slick Jones - General Hospital).
New York City, New York USA; mayoral candidate/novelist ("Naked and the Dead")
West Virginia, USA, actress (GuestwardHo, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon).
Actress
American physician and CEO at FHP International, a company providing health care services that include pharmacies. Gumbiner holds a BS degree and an MD degree. Gumbiner swims in the ocean every morning, sails, and plays racquetball.
American actress (Born in 1923)
French screenwriter and director, he was also one of the founders the TV channel Antenne 2. He was 82 years old when he died in Paris on 28 June 2004.
American actor in television and film. His most notable film credit was as Dr. Heywood Floyd in Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968). He died 25 January 1995.
diplomat.
Dutch poet, journalist, and writer.
Norwegian director of theatre and film. He was the son Alex Brinchmann, a writer and doctor.
Italian-American actor and singer, who was also a vocal legend, became the first artist to sell more than 2 million albums. He sang only three opera performances in his entire life. "Be My Love" is his most well-known song. In 1949, Lanza made a movie debut in "That Midnight Kiss." He was one of the most popular pop stars in …
American actress, 5'6", 138 lbs. with a thick foghorn voice and large eyes. In 1948, she began her career in Hollywood with a revue called "Lend an Ear". This revue took her to Broadway where she landed the perfect dumb blonde role in films such as "Show Girl", "The Vamp", and "Lorelei".
American actor. A handsome, but uncolorful leading man. He is better known for being the ex-husband (1946-1949), of Shirley Temple than his films.
Australian public servant (d. 2014.)
Thorncrown Chapel was designed by an American architect (d. 2004).
American architect (d. 2004).
St Pol/Ternoise Writer
French journalist and writer. Her novels often cover topics like the history of feministism, discrimination against women, and misogyny.
French entrepreneur and founder of a strong chain of regional newspapers. Hersant, the son of a merchant Marine captain, began his meteoric rise to publisher status by founding L'Auto Journal 1950, a consumer magazine about automobiles. Its circulation grew from 30,000 to 300,000. in just two years. He bought Beauvais' first biweekly, which was the beginning of his chain of …
English footballer
Saint Johns (Arizona) -- US Secretary for Interior (1961-1969).
American martial arts pioneer, author, teacher, and publisher. James Lee is a friend, mentor and teacher of Bruce Lee.
American politician, and later, federal government official. He was elected to three terms in the Arizona state legislature and served three terms as a senator. From 1961 to 1969, he was Secretary of Interior under Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and John F. Kennedy.
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919American athlete. He was a player in baseball who, at the age of 28, was a rookie for the Brooklyn Dodgers. His actions changed the course of major league baseball and broke the color barrier. His acceptance into the team, which was barely noticed at the time, marked a new era in American sports and the American workplace. Robinson was …
American athlete. He was a player in baseball who, at the age of 28, was a rookie for the Brooklyn Dodgers. His actions changed the course of major league baseball and broke the color barrier. His acceptance into the team, which was barely noticed at the time, marked a new era in American sports and the American workplace. Robinson was …
A respected Australian astrologer. Her tireless efforts to assist students and old-timers alike made her a well-known figure.
American military, Rear Admiral at the U.S. Navy
Bassetti Architects was founded by an American architect (d. 2013).
composer.
General practitioner campaigner.
Parker tennis champion (US Open-1944).
Italian soprano, daughter of Beniamino and whom she sang many times. On May 23, 1943, she made her debut at Teatro Regio in Parma as Violetta from La traviata. Her career lasted for 35 years and she had a wide repertoire. Her most memorable performances were MimA!! in La bohA'me, Manon and Nedda, in Pagliacci, Desdemona, in Otello, Violetta, in …
statistician.
Germany Military man
Osage City Military Man
Crown premier of the Dutch Antilles (1968-1969).
French-American poet, monk and mystic, he was a social critic, writer, poet, and monk. He touched many minds and hearts in the 20th century. After eight years of silence, he entered the Trappist monastery in Kentucky in 1941 and was ordained in 1949.
American trumpet player and cornetist (d. 1976).
artist.
president (Toynbee Hall).
Author and scholar of American history (d. 2002).
American comedian and host of a game show (d. 1993).
American religious leader (d.2010)
American actor and stuntman (d. 1997)
American boxer and officer of the police (d. 1994).
French ecclesiastic, a Trappist monk, after studying medicine (Lyon University). On 3/27/1996, seven of monks were kidnapped from their monastery in Tibéhirine, Algeria and they were executed on 5/23/1996, reportedly by Muslim extremists. Their bodies were discovered on 5/30/1996 in Médéa, Algeria. In July 2009 a French general claimed that the monks had actually been killed by an Algerian Army …
Blountsville, Florida -- Actor (Skinner-Troubleshooters)
American author, geographer, and university professor. His seminal work in American urban geography and his research on the Soviet Union during the Cold War era made him one of the most prominent urban geographers worldwide. His contributions to the geographic study of ethnicity were also significant, particularly in relation to non-Russian minority groups living within the Soviet Union. On 26 …
American spiritual figure (d.2010)
Villoud composer.
American tax authority, economist and author. Diamond was a trade and investment advisor at the U.N. who helped over 100 world leaders create plans to fight poverty. With his wife Dorothy, he is the coauthor of more than 100 investment books as well as 81 tax- and trade books. He has written more than 500 speeches on the international scene.
American football coach and player (d. 1997).
NFL End (Boston Redskins / Washington Redskins).
Macedonian-born Bulgarian prophet (Born 1911).
Ogston president (Trinity College -Oxford).
book seller.
British actor (d. 1981).
Italian hero saved 5,000 Jews from the Budapest war. He pretended to be a Spanish consul. His heroic feats were the subject of a TV movie. His name was given to him as "the just of all the just".
Dailleul Journalist
CEO (Nationwide Building Society).
Famous birthdays on January 31st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909British colonial administrator.
Romanian-English journalist
France sport Champion
French tennis player, who won many singles and doubles championships, including several French Opens. She also won numerous Grand Slams. She was the third-ranked singles player at the top of her game in the mid-1930s.
American novelist, author, and literary critic.
Argentine singer, songwriter and guitarist. He is the most prominent Argentine folk musician in the 20th century.
Thai religious teacher and one of the most prominent teachers in the Thai forest ascetic tradition meditation. He died in the evening of April 25-26 1961.
Bonham, founder of the International Braille Chess Association
Composer
American pianist and singer (d. 1983).
American short story writer and novelist (d. 1970).
English actress (d. 1982).
Dutch writer (Wife & Friend).
Dutch journalist / ARP alderman / cofounder (Trouw).
Chaumont physician
Iowa, United States -- Publisher/founder (Look Magazine).
Huntsville, Alabama -- Actress (Lifeboat, Die Die Darling)
Lille physician
Huntsville, Alabama -- Actress (Lifeboat, Die Die Darling)
American actress who appeared on film and stage. She was well-known for her powerful performances and lusty lifestyle offstage. Her performances on and off-stage made her the talk of London for seven years. After returning to the U.S., in 1930, she resumed stage work and signed a Paramount film contract. Her TV and film work was less memorable than her …
Swedish diplomat, politician, and writer. Recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize
Professor / anthropologist in the USA
France -- Carpet designer
Canadian businessman who founded White Spot (d.78)
Kaschnitz writer.
composer.
German short story writer, novelists, essayists, and poets. She is regarded as one of the most important post-war German poets.
Omraam MikhaAl A-vanhov, a Bulgarian philosopher and alchemist, was also a mystic, magus, and astrologer. He was the 20th century's most prominent teacher of Western Esotericism in Europe and a disciple of Peter Deunov (Beinsa Douno), founder of the Universal White Brotherhood.
Artist