Events on 13 April include:
- Rory McIlroy wins the Masters Tournament, becoming just the sixth person to complete the Grand Slam in golf (2025)
- Ian Fleming's novel Casino Royale was published as the first work to feature the British spy character James Bond (1953)
- In an ambush, 78 Jewish doctors, nurses and medical students from Hadassah Hospital, and a British soldier, are massacred by Arabs in Sheikh Jarrah. This event came to be known as the Hadassah medical convoy massacre (1948)
This page gathers 76 events, 209 births and 115 deaths recorded on this day, from the year 989 to 2025.
Events · United Kingdom
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2025
Rory McIlroy wins the Masters Tournament, becoming just the sixth person to complete the Grand Slam in golf. Wikipedia: Rory McIlroy · 38 languages
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1953
Ian Fleming's novel Casino Royale was published as the first work to feature the British spy character James Bond. Wikipedia: Ian Fleming · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 39 languages
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1948
In an ambush, 78 Jewish doctors, nurses and medical students from Hadassah Hospital, and a British soldier, are massacred by Arabs in Sheikh Jarrah. This event came to be known as the Hadassah medical convoy massacre. Wikipedia: Hadassah Medical Center · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 15 languages
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1919
Jallianwala Bagh massacre: British Indian Army troops led by Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer kill approximately 379–1,000 unarmed demonstrators including men and women in Amritsar, India. Approximately 1,500 are injured. Wikipedia: Jallianwala Bagh massacre · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 59 languages
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1829
The Roman Catholic Relief Act received royal assent, removing the most substantial restrictions on Catholics in the United Kingdom. Wikipedia: Roman Catholic Relief Act 1829 · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 14 languages
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1777
American Revolutionary War: British and Hessian forces conducted a surprise attack against a Continental Army outpost at Bound Brook, New Jersey. Wikipedia: American Revolutionary War · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
Archive: American Revolutionary War from "History of Trenton, New Jersey, etc. [With illustrations.]". — The British Library, 1895 · Europeana -
1613
Samuel Argall, having captured Pocahontas in Passapatanzy, Virginia, sets off with her to Jamestown with the intention of exchanging her for English prisoners held by her father. Wikipedia: Samuel Argall · 8 languages
Around the world
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2025
2025 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 2025 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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2024
Six people and the perpetrator are killed and twelve others injured in a mass stabbing at Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre in Sydney, Australia. Wikipedia: Bondi Junction stabbings · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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2023
The house of Jack Teixeira is raided in an investigation into leaked Pentagon documents; he is arrested on the same day. Wikipedia: Jack Teixeira · 13 languages
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2017
War in Afghanistan: In an airstrike in Nangarhar Province, the U.S. military dropped the most powerful conventional bomb used in combat. Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan (2001–2021) · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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2016
2016 South Korean legislative election — legislative election in South Korea Wikipedia: 2016 South Korean legislative election · ✓ Wikidata · 15 languages
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2016
2016 Syrian parliamentary election — parliamentary election in Syria Wikipedia: 2016 Syrian parliamentary election · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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2016
2016 Kani earthquake — Earthquake in Myanmar Wikipedia: 2016 Kani earthquake · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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2014
Three people are killed in a shooting in Overland Park, Kansas. Wikipedia: 2014 Overland Park shootings · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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2014
2014 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 2014 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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2014
2014 Motorcycle Grand Prix of the Americas — Racing tournament Wikipedia: 2014 Motorcycle Grand Prix of the Americas · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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2013
Salam Fayyad resigns as Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority following an ongoing dispute with President Mahmoud Abbas. Wikipedia: Salam Fayyad · 37 languages
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2013
Lion Air Flight 904 crashes on approach to Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar, Indonesia, injuring 40 people. Wikipedia: Lion Air Flight 904 · ✓ Wikidata · 15 languages
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2011
The board of Rosendale, New York, voted 3–2 to approve the purchase of Joppenbergh Mountain. Wikipedia: Rosendale (CDP), New York · 18 languages
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2010
2010 Yushu earthquake — earthquake Wikipedia: 2010 Yushu earthquake · ✓ Wikidata · 30 languages
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2009
Twenty-three people died in a fire at a homeless hostel in Kamień Pomorski; it was Poland's deadliest fire since 1980. Wikipedia: Kamień Pomorski homeless hostel fire · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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2009
Andrew Hussie's webcomic Homestuck debuted, and later concluded on the same day in 2016. Wikipedia: Andrew Hussie · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 26 languages
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2008
2008 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 2008 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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2006
The United Front for Democratic Change's attack on the Chadian capital of N'Djamena is repelled by the Chadian army Wikipedia: United Front for Democratic Change · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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2003
2003 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 2003 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1997
In golf, 21-year-old Tiger Woods became the youngest player to win the Masters Tournament, breaking the record for the lowest four-round score. Wikipedia: Tiger Woods · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 94 languages
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1997
1997 Argentine Grand Prix — Formula One motor race held in 1997 Wikipedia: 1997 Argentine Grand Prix · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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1997
1997 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 1997 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1996
An Israel Defense Forces helicopter fired rockets at an ambulance, killing two women and four children in Mansouri, Lebanon. Wikipedia: Israel Defense Forces · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1986
1986 Spanish Grand Prix — Formula One motor race held in 1986 Wikipedia: 1986 Spanish Grand Prix · ✓ Wikidata · 24 languages
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1980
1980 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 1980 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1976
Forty people died in an explosion at an ammunition factory in Lapua, Finland. Wikipedia: Lapua Cartridge Factory explosion · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1976
The United States Treasury Department reintroduces the two-dollar bill as a Federal Reserve Note on Thomas Jefferson's 233rd birthday as part of the United States Bicentennial celebration. Wikipedia: United States Department of the Treasury · 50 languages
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1975
Beirut bus massacre: A confrontation between Phalangist paramilitaries and PLO militia marks the start of the 15-year Lebanese Civil War. Wikipedia: 1975 Beirut bus massacre · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1973
Catch a Fire, the landmark reggae album by Bob Marley and the Wailers, was released. Wikipedia: Catch a Fire · 16 languages
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1972
The Universal Postal Union decides to recognize the People's Republic of China as the only legitimate Chinese representative, effectively expelling the Republic of China administering Taiwan. Wikipedia: Universal Postal Union · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 72 languages
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1972
Vietnam War: The Battle of An Lộc begins. Wikipedia: Vietnam War · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1970
At 10:08 PM EST an oxygen tank aboard the Apollo 13 Service Module explodes, putting the crew in great danger and causing major damage to the Apollo command and service module (codenamed "Odyssey") while en route to the Moon. Wikipedia: Oxygen · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · 234 languages
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1965
7th Annual Grammy Awards — 1965 music award ceremony Wikipedia: 7th Annual Grammy Awards · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1964
At the Academy Awards, Sidney Poitier becomes the first African-American man to win the Best Actor award for the 1963 film Lilies of the Field. Wikipedia: 36th Academy Awards · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 34 languages
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1960
The United States launches Transit 1-B, the world's first satellite navigation system. Wikipedia: Transit (satellite navigation system) · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 25 languages
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1958
In the midst of the Cold War, American pianist Van Cliburn won the inaugural International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. Wikipedia: Cold War · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 210 languages
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1958
1958 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 1958 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1956
The Vietnamese National Army captured Ba Cụt, a military commander of the religious sect Hòa Hảo, which ran a de facto state in South Vietnam in opposition to Prime Minister Ngô Đình Diệm. Wikipedia: Vietnamese National Army · 8 languages
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1953
The CIA began Project MKUltra, an illegal, covert human research program into mind control. Wikipedia: Central Intelligence Agency · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 46 languages
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1952
1952 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 1952 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1946
Nakam, a Jewish organization seeking revenge for the Holocaust, attempted to poison thousands of SS prisoners at Langwasser internment camp, but did not kill anyone. Wikipedia: Nakam · 24 languages
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1945
World War II: German troops kill more than 1,000 political and military prisoners in Gardelegen, Germany. Wikipedia: Nazi Germany · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · 178 languages
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1945
World War II: Soviet and Bulgarian forces capture Vienna. Wikipedia: Soviet Union · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · 282 languages
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1943
The Neoclassical Jefferson Memorial (pictured) in Washington, D.C., was formally dedicated on the 200th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's birth. Wikipedia: Neoclassical architecture · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · 49 languages
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1943
World War II: German news announced the discovery of a mass grave of Polish prisoners of war killed by Soviet forces in Katyn, Russia, causing a diplomatic rift between the Polish government-in-exile and the Soviet Union. Wikipedia: World War II · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · 291 languages
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1942
Austrian soldier Anton Schmid was executed for rescuing Jews from the Ponary massacre in Vilnius. Wikipedia: Anton Schmid · 2 languages
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1941
A pact of neutrality between the USSR and Japan is signed. Wikipedia: Soviet–Japanese Neutrality Pact · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 35 languages
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1930
C. Rajagopalachari led the non-violent Vedaranyam March from Trichinopoly towards Vedaranyam. Wikipedia: C. Rajagopalachari · 48 languages
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1924
A.E.K., a major Greek multi-sport club, is established in Athens by Greek refugees from Constantinople. Wikipedia: A.E.K. (sports club) · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1918
Battle of Helsinki — 1918 Civil War Battle Wikipedia: Battle of Helsinki · ✓ Wikidata · 11 languages
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1909
The 31 March Incident leads to the overthrow of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Wikipedia: 31 March incident · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1896
Cycling at the 1896 Summer Olympics – Men's 12 hour race — cycling at the Olympics Wikipedia: Cycling at the 1896 Summer Olympics – Men's 12 hour race · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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1873
The Colfax massacre: More than 60 to 150 black men are murdered in Colfax, Louisiana, while surrendering to a mob of former Confederate soldiers and members of the Ku Klux Klan. Wikipedia: Colfax massacre · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1870
The New York City Metropolitan Museum of Art is founded. Wikipedia: Metropolitan Museum of Art · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · 88 languages
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1865
American Civil War: Raleigh, North Carolina is occupied by Union forces. Wikipedia: Raleigh, North Carolina · 135 languages
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1861
American Civil War: Union forces surrender Fort Sumter to Confederate forces. Wikipedia: American Civil War · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · 170 languages
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1849
Lajos Kossuth presents the Hungarian Declaration of Independence in a closed session of the National Assembly. Wikipedia: Lajos Kossuth · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1796
Battle of Millesimo — 1796 battle Wikipedia: Battle of Millesimo · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1759
Battle of Bergen (1759) — 1759 battle in the Seven Years' War Wikipedia: Battle of Bergen (1759) · ✓ Wikidata · 17 languages
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1742
The first performance of the oratorio Messiah by George Frideric Handel (pictured) took place in Dublin. Wikipedia: Oratorio · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · 64 languages
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1699
The Sikh religion is formalised as the Khalsa – the brotherhood of Warrior-Saints – by Guru Gobind Singh in northern India, in accordance with the Nanakshahi calendar. Wikipedia: Sikhs · 60 languages
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1612
Samurai Miyamoto Musashi defeats Sasaki Kojirō in a duel at Funajima island. Wikipedia: Miyamoto Musashi · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · 88 languages
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1582
Battle of Tenmokuzan — 1582 battle of Tenmokuzan (天目山の戦い, Tenmokuzan no Tatakai) in Japan, also known as the Battle of Toriibata, is regarded as the last stand of the Takeda clan. Wikipedia: Battle of Tenmokuzan · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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1455
Thirteen Years' War: the beginning of the Battle for Kneiphof. Wikipedia: Thirteen Years' War (1454–1466) · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · 35 languages
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1204
Constantinople falls to the Crusaders of the Fourth Crusade, temporarily ending the Byzantine Empire. Wikipedia: Constantinople · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 38 languages
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1175
Saladin routs his Muslim opponents, the Zengids, in the battle of the Horns of Hama, consolidating his control over Syria except for Aleppo. Wikipedia: Saladin · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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1111
Henry V, King of Germany, is crowned Holy Roman Emperor by pope Paschal II. Wikipedia: Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · 55 languages
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1055
Election of Pope Victor II following the death of Pope Leo IX in the previous year. Wikipedia: Pope Victor II · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · 71 languages
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989
The death of Bardas Phokas the Younger in the battle of Abydos ends his second rebellion against Byzantine Emperor Basil II. Wikipedia: Bardas Phokas the Younger · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
World days
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Technology
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Science
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1970
At 10:08 PM EST an oxygen tank aboard the Apollo 13 Service Module explodes, putting the crew in great danger and causing major damage to the Apollo command and service module (codenamed "Odyssey") while en route to the Moon. Wikipedia: Oxygen · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · 234 languages
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1960
The United States launches Transit 1-B, the world's first satellite navigation system. Wikipedia: Transit (satellite navigation system) · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 25 languages
Business
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1976
The United States Treasury Department reintroduces the two-dollar bill as a Federal Reserve Note on Thomas Jefferson's 233rd birthday as part of the United States Bicentennial celebration. Wikipedia: United States Department of the Treasury · 50 languages
Sport
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2025
Rory McIlroy wins the Masters Tournament, becoming just the sixth person to complete the Grand Slam in golf. Wikipedia: Rory McIlroy · 38 languages
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2025
2025 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 2025 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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2014
2014 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 2014 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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2014
2014 Motorcycle Grand Prix of the Americas — Racing tournament Wikipedia: 2014 Motorcycle Grand Prix of the Americas · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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2008
2008 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 2008 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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2003
2003 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 2003 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1997
In golf, 21-year-old Tiger Woods became the youngest player to win the Masters Tournament, breaking the record for the lowest four-round score. Wikipedia: Tiger Woods · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 94 languages
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1997
1997 Argentine Grand Prix — Formula One motor race held in 1997 Wikipedia: 1997 Argentine Grand Prix · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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1997
1997 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 1997 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1986
1986 Spanish Grand Prix — Formula One motor race held in 1986 Wikipedia: 1986 Spanish Grand Prix · ✓ Wikidata · 24 languages
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1980
1980 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 1980 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1958
1958 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 1958 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1952
1952 Paris–Roubaix — cycling race Wikipedia: 1952 Paris–Roubaix · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1896
Cycling at the 1896 Summer Olympics – Men's 12 hour race — cycling at the Olympics Wikipedia: Cycling at the 1896 Summer Olympics – Men's 12 hour race · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
Culture
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1953
Ian Fleming's novel Casino Royale was published as the first work to feature the British spy character James Bond. Wikipedia: Ian Fleming · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 39 languages
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1973
Catch a Fire, the landmark reggae album by Bob Marley and the Wailers, was released. Wikipedia: Catch a Fire · 16 languages
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1965
7th Annual Grammy Awards — 1965 music award ceremony Wikipedia: 7th Annual Grammy Awards · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1964
At the Academy Awards, Sidney Poitier becomes the first African-American man to win the Best Actor award for the 1963 film Lilies of the Field. Wikipedia: 36th Academy Awards · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 34 languages
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1870
The New York City Metropolitan Museum of Art is founded. Wikipedia: Metropolitan Museum of Art · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · 88 languages
Births
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2002
Karl Hein, Estonian footballer Wikipedia: Karl Hein (footballer) · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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2001
Neco Williams, Welsh footballer Wikipedia: Neco Williams · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 38 languages
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2000
Rasmus Dahlin, Swedish ice hockey player Wikipedia: Rasmus Dahlin · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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2000
Facundo Torres, Uruguayan footballer Wikipedia: Facundo Torres · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 23 languages
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1999
Alessandro Bastoni, Italian footballer Wikipedia: Alessandro Bastoni · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 45 languages
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1999
András Schäfer, Hungarian footballer Wikipedia: András Schäfer · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 34 languages
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1997
Mateo Cassierra, Colombian footballer Wikipedia: Mateo Cassierra · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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1997
Kyle Walker-Peters, English footballer Wikipedia: Kyle Walker-Peters · ✓ Wikidata · 32 languages
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1996
Marko Grujić, Serbian footballer Wikipedia: Marko Grujić · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 37 languages
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1994
Kahraba, Egyptian footballer Wikipedia: Kahraba (footballer) · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 28 languages
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1993
Melvin Gordon, American football player Wikipedia: Melvin Gordon · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1993
Darrun Hilliard, American basketball player Wikipedia: Darrun Hilliard · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1992
Jordan Silk, Australian cricketer Wikipedia: Jordan Silk · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1991
Josh Gordon, American football player Wikipedia: Josh Gordon · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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1989
Josh Reynolds, Australian rugby league player Wikipedia: Josh Reynolds (rugby league) · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1988
Allison Williams, American actress and singer Wikipedia: Allison Williams · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 32 languages
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1988
Anderson, Brazilian footballer Wikipedia: Anderson (footballer, born 1988) · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 53 languages
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1987
Steven De Vuyst, Belgian politician Wikipedia: Steven De Vuyst · 4 languages
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1986
Lorenzo Cain, American baseball player Wikipedia: Lorenzo Cain · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1984
Anders Lindegaard, Danish footballer Wikipedia: Anders Lindegaard · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 46 languages
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1983
Claudio Bravo, Chilean footballer Wikipedia: Claudio Bravo · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 62 languages
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1983
Hunter Pence, American baseball player Wikipedia: Hunter Pence · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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1982
Nellie McKay, British-American singer-songwriter, musician, and actress Wikipedia: Nellie McKay · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1982
Ty Dolla Sign, American singer, songwriter, and musician Wikipedia: Ty Dolla Sign · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 32 languages
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1980
Kelli Giddish, American actress Wikipedia: Kelli Giddish · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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1980
Quentin Richardson, American basketball player Wikipedia: Quentin Richardson · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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1979
Baron Davis, American basketball player Wikipedia: Baron Davis · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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1978
Carles Puyol, Spanish footballer Wikipedia: Carles Puyol · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 79 languages
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1977
Margus Tsahkna, Estonian lawyer and politician Wikipedia: Margus Tsahkna · ✓ Wikidata · 24 languages
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1976
Jonathan Brandis, American actor (died 2003) Wikipedia: Jonathan Brandis · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 38 languages
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1976
Dan Campbell, American football player and coach Wikipedia: Dan Campbell · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1976
Glenn Howerton, American actor Wikipedia: Glenn Howerton · ✓ Wikidata · 25 languages
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1975
Lou Bega, German singer Wikipedia: Lou Bega · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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1973
Bokeem Woodbine, American actor Wikipedia: Bokeem Woodbine · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 29 languages
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1972
Aaron Lewis, American singer-songwriter and guitarist Wikipedia: Aaron Lewis · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 21 languages
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1971
Franck Esposito, French swimmer Wikipedia: Franck Esposito · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 15 languages
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1971
Danie Mellor, Australian painter and sculptor Wikipedia: Danie Mellor · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1971
Bo Outlaw, American basketball player Wikipedia: Bo Outlaw · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1970
Ricky Schroder, American actor Wikipedia: Ricky Schroder · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 30 languages
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1967
Dana Barros, American basketball player and coach Wikipedia: Dana Barros · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1967
Olga Tañón, Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Wikipedia: Olga Tañón · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 21 languages
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1966
Mando, Greek singer Wikipedia: Mando (singer) · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 11 languages
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1965
Patricio Pouchulu, Argentinian architect and educator Wikipedia: Patricio Pouchulu · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1964
Davis Love III, American golfer and sportscaster Wikipedia: Davis Love III · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1963
Garry Kasparov, Russian chess player and author Wikipedia: Garry Kasparov · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 119 languages
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1960
Rudi Völler, German footballer and manager Wikipedia: Rudi Völler · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 62 languages
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1959
John Middendorf, American mountain climber (died 2024) Wikipedia: John Middendorf · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1958
Jean-Marc Pilorget, French footballer and manager Wikipedia: Jean-Marc Pilorget · ✓ Wikidata · 11 languages
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1956
César, Brazilian footballer (died 2024) Wikipedia: César (footballer, born 1956) · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1955
Steve Camp, American singer-songwriter and guitarist Wikipedia: Steve Camp · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1955
Muwenda Mutebi II, current King of Buganda Kingdom Wikipedia: Muwenda Mutebi II of Buganda · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 17 languages
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1955
Safet Sušić, Bosnian footballer and manager Wikipedia: Safet Sušić · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 37 languages
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1952
Gabrielle Gourdeau, Canadian writer (died 2006) Wikipedia: Gabrielle Gourdeau · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1952
Sam Bush, American mandolinist Wikipedia: Sam Bush · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1952
Jonjo O'Neill, Irish jockey and trainer Wikipedia: Jonjo O'Neill (horse racing) · ✓ Wikidata · 1 language
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1951
Leszek Borysiewicz, Welsh immunologist and academic Wikipedia: Leszek Borysiewicz · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1951
Peabo Bryson, American singer (died 2026) Wikipedia: Peabo Bryson · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 28 languages
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1951
Peter Davison, English actor Wikipedia: Peter Davison · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 30 languages
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1951
Joachim Streich, German footballer (died 2022) Wikipedia: Joachim Streich · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 35 languages
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1951
Max Weinberg, American musician and bandleader Wikipedia: Max Weinberg · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 21 languages
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1950
Ron Perlman, American actor Wikipedia: Ron Perlman · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 54 languages
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1950
Tommy Raudonikis, Australian rugby league player and coach (died 2021) Wikipedia: Tommy Raudonikis · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1950
William Sadler, American actor Wikipedia: William Sadler (actor) · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 38 languages
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1949
Len Cook, New Zealand-English mathematician and statistician Wikipedia: Len Cook · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1949
Christopher Hitchens, English-American essayist, literary critic, and journalist (died 2011) Wikipedia: Christopher Hitchens · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 81 languages
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1948
Nam Hae-il, South Korean admiral Wikipedia: Nam Hae-il · 2 languages
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1948
Drago Jančar, Slovenian author and playwright Wikipedia: Drago Jančar · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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1948
Mikhail Shufutinsky, Soviet and Russian singer, actor, TV presenter Wikipedia: Mikhail Shufutinsky · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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1947
Rae Armantrout, American poet and academic Wikipedia: Rae Armantrout · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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1947
Mike Chapman, Australian-English songwriter and producer Wikipedia: Mike Chapman · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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1947
Jean-Jacques Laffont, French economist and academic (died 2004) Wikipedia: Jean-Jacques Laffont · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
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1947
Thanos Mikroutsikos, Greek composer and politician (died 2019) Wikipedia: Thanos Mikroutsikos · ✓ Wikidata · 17 languages
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1946
Al Green, American singer-songwriter, producer, and pastor Wikipedia: Al Green · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 40 languages
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1945
Judy Nunn, Australian actress and author Wikipedia: Judy Nunn · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1945
Lowell George, American singer-songwriter and founder of Little Feat Wikipedia: Lowell George · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1944
Susan Davis, Russian-American social worker and politician Wikipedia: Susan Davis (politician) · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1943
Alan Jones, Australian rugby coach and radio host Wikipedia: Alan Jones (talkback host) · 5 languages
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1943
Tim Krabbé, Dutch journalist and author Wikipedia: Tim Krabbé · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 26 languages
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1942
Bill Conti, American composer and conductor Wikipedia: Bill Conti · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 31 languages
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1941
Michael Stuart Brown, American geneticist and academic, Nobel Prize laureate Wikipedia: Michael Stuart Brown · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 48 languages
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1941
Jean-Marc Reiser, French author and illustrator (died 1983) Wikipedia: Jean-Marc Reiser · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
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1940
J. M. G. Le Clézio, Breton French-Mauritian author and academic, Nobel Prize laureate Wikipedia: J. M. G. Le Clézio · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 103 languages
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1940
Vladimir Cosma, French composer, conductor and violinist[citation needed] Wikipedia: Vladimir Cosma · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 25 languages
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1940
Max Mosley, English racing driver and engineer, co-founded March Engineering, former president of the FIA (died 2021) Wikipedia: Max Mosley · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 32 languages
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1940
Ruby Puryear Hearn, African-American biophysicist Wikipedia: Ruby Puryear Hearn · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1939
Seamus Heaney, Irish poet and playwright, Nobel Prize laureate (died 2013) Wikipedia: Seamus Heaney · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 106 languages
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1939
Paul Sorvino, American actor and singer (died 2022) Wikipedia: Paul Sorvino · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 43 languages
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1938
Klaus Lehnertz, German pole vaulter (died 2026) Wikipedia: Klaus Lehnertz · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1937
Col Joye, Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (died 2025) Wikipedia: Col Joye · 2 languages
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1937
Edward Fox, English actor Wikipedia: Edward Fox (actor) · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 38 languages
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1937
Lanford Wilson, American playwright, co-founded the Circle Repertory Company (died 2011) Wikipedia: Lanford Wilson · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1934
John Muckler, Canadian ice hockey player, coach, and manager (died 2021) Wikipedia: John Muckler · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1932
Orlando Letelier, Chilean-American economist and politician, Chilean Minister of National Defense (died 1976) Wikipedia: Orlando Letelier · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 27 languages
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1931
Anita Cerquetti, Italian soprano (died 2014) Wikipedia: Anita Cerquetti · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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1931
Robert Enrico, French director and screenwriter (died 2001) Wikipedia: Robert Enrico · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 24 languages
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1931
Dan Gurney, American race car driver and engineer (died 2018) Wikipedia: Dan Gurney · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 30 languages
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1931
Jon Stone, American composer, producer, and screenwriter (died 1997) Wikipedia: Jon Stone · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1929
Marilynn Smith, American golfer (died 2019) Wikipedia: Marilynn Smith · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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1928
Alan Clark, English historian and politician, Minister of State for Trade (died 1999) Wikipedia: Alan Clark · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 11 languages
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1928
Gianni Marzotto, Italian racing driver and businessman (died 2012) Wikipedia: Gianni Marzotto · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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1927
Rosemary Haughton, English philosopher, theologian, and author (died 2024) Wikipedia: Rosemary Haughton · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1927
Maurice Ronet, French actor and director (died 1983) Wikipedia: Maurice Ronet · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 29 languages
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1926
Ellie Lambeti, Greek actress (died 1983) Wikipedia: Ellie Lambeti · ✓ Wikidata · 11 languages
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1926
John Spencer-Churchill, 11th Duke of Marlborough, English businessman (died 2014) Wikipedia: John Spencer-Churchill, 11th Duke of Marlborough · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 17 languages
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1924
John T. Biggers, American painter (died 2001) Wikipedia: John T. Biggers · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1924
Jack T. Chick, American author, illustrator, and publisher (died 2016) Wikipedia: Jack Chick · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1924
Stanley Donen, American film director and choreographer (died 2019) Wikipedia: Stanley Donen · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 46 languages
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1923
Don Adams, American actor and director (died 2005) Wikipedia: Don Adams · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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1923
A. H. Halsey, English sociologist and academic (died 2014) Wikipedia: A. H. Halsey · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1922
Heinz Baas, German footballer and manager (died 1994) Wikipedia: Heinz Baas · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1922
John Braine, English librarian and author (died 1986) Wikipedia: John Braine · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 24 languages
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1922
Julius Nyerere, Tanzanian politician and teacher, 1st President of Tanzania (died 1999) Wikipedia: Julius Nyerere · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 90 languages
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1922
Valve Pormeister, Estonian architect (died 2002) Wikipedia: Valve Pormeister · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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1920
Roberto Calvi, Italian banker (died 1982) Wikipedia: Roberto Calvi · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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1920
Claude Cheysson, French lieutenant and politician, French Minister of Foreign Affairs (died 2012) Wikipedia: Claude Cheysson · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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1920
Liam Cosgrave, Irish lawyer and politician, 6th Taoiseach of Ireland (died 2017) Wikipedia: Liam Cosgrave · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 35 languages
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1920
Theodore L. Thomas, American chemical engineer, Patent attorney and writer (died 2005) Wikipedia: Theodore L. Thomas · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1919
Roland Gaucher, French journalist and politician (died 2007) Wikipedia: Roland Gaucher · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1919
Howard Keel, American actor and singer (died 2004) Wikipedia: Howard Keel · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 36 languages
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1919
Madalyn Murray O'Hair, American activist, founded American Atheists (died 1995) Wikipedia: Madalyn Murray O'Hair · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 32 languages
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1917
Robert Orville Anderson, American businessman, founded Atlantic Richfield Oil Co. (died 2007) Wikipedia: Robert Orville Anderson · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1917
Bill Clements, American soldier, engineer, and politician, 15th United States Deputy Secretary of Defense (died 2011) Wikipedia: Bill Clements · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1916
Phyllis Fraser, Welsh-American actress, journalist, and publisher, co-founded Beginner Books (died 2006) Wikipedia: Phyllis Fraser · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1914
Orhan Veli Kanık, Turkish poet and author (died 1950) Wikipedia: Orhan Veli Kanık · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 29 languages
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1913
Dave Albritton, American high jumper and coach (died 1994) Wikipedia: Dave Albritton · ✓ Wikidata · 20 languages
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1913
Kermit Tyler, American lieutenant and pilot (died 2010) Wikipedia: Kermit Tyler · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1911
Ico Hitrec, Croatian footballer and manager (died 1946) Wikipedia: Ico Hitrec · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
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1911
Jean-Louis Lévesque, Canadian businessman and philanthropist (died 1994) Wikipedia: Jean-Louis Lévesque · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1911
Nino Sanzogno, Italian conductor and composer (died 1983) Wikipedia: Nino Sanzogno · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1909
Eudora Welty, American short story writer and novelist (died 2001) Wikipedia: Eudora Welty · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 46 languages
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1907
Harold Stassen, American lawyer and politician, 25th Governor of Minnesota (died 2001) Wikipedia: Harold Stassen · ✓ Wikidata · 15 languages
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1906
Samuel Beckett, Irish novelist, poet, and playwright, Nobel Prize laureate (died 1989) Wikipedia: Samuel Beckett · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 140 languages
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1906
Bud Freeman, American saxophonist, composer, and bandleader (died 1991) Wikipedia: Bud Freeman · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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1905
Rae Johnstone, Australian jockey (died 1964) Wikipedia: Rae Johnstone · ✓ Wikidata · 1 language
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1904
David Robinson, English businessman and philanthropist (died 1987) Wikipedia: David Robinson (philanthropist) · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1902
Philippe de Rothschild, French Grand Prix driver, playwright, and producer (died 1988) Wikipedia: Philippe de Rothschild · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 15 languages
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1902
Marguerite Henry, American author (died 1997) Wikipedia: Marguerite Henry · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
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1901
Jacques Lacan, French psychiatrist and psychoanalyst (died 1981) Wikipedia: Jacques Lacan · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 83 languages
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1901
Alan Watt, Australian public servant and diplomat, Australian Ambassador to Japan (died 1988) Wikipedia: Alan Watt (diplomat) · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1900
Sorcha Boru, American potter and ceramic sculptor (died 2006) Wikipedia: Sorcha Boru · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1900
Pierre Molinier, French painter and photographer (died 1976) Wikipedia: Pierre Molinier · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
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1899
Alfred Mosher Butts, American architect and game designer, created Scrabble (died 1993) Wikipedia: Alfred Mosher Butts · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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1899
Harold Osborn, American high jumper and decathlete (died 1975) Wikipedia: Harold Osborn · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 27 languages
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1897
Werner Voss, German lieutenant and pilot (died 1917) Wikipedia: Werner Voss · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1896
Fred Barnett, English footballer (died 1982) Wikipedia: Fred Barnett (English footballer) · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1894
Arthur Fadden, Australian accountant and politician, 13th Prime Minister of Australia (died 1973) Wikipedia: Arthur Fadden · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 39 languages
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1894
May Brodney, Australian labour activist (died 1973) Wikipedia: May Brodney · ✓ Wikidata · 1 language
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1892
Sir Arthur Harris, 1st Baronet, English air marshal, head of RAF Bomber Command during World War II (died 1984) Wikipedia: Arthur Harris · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 34 languages
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1892
Robert Watson-Watt, Scottish engineer, invented Radar (died 1973) Wikipedia: Robert Watson-Watt · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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1891
Maurice Buckley, Australian sergeant, Victoria Cross recipient (died 1921) Wikipedia: Maurice Buckley · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1891
Nella Larsen, Danish/African-American nurse, librarian, and author (died 1964) Wikipedia: Nella Larsen · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 31 languages
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1891
Robert Scholl, German accountant and politician (died 1973) Wikipedia: Robert Scholl · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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1890
Frank Murphy, American jurist and politician, 56th United States Attorney General (died 1949) Wikipedia: Frank Murphy · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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1890
Dadasaheb Torne, Indian director and producer (died 1960) Wikipedia: Dadasaheb Torne · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1889
Herbert Yardley, American cryptologist and author (died 1958) Wikipedia: Herbert Yardley · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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1887
Gordon S. Fahrni, Canadian physician and golfer (died 1995) Wikipedia: Gordon S. Fahrni · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1885
Vean Gregg, American baseball player (died 1964) Wikipedia: Vean Gregg · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1885
Juhan Kukk, Estonian politician, Head of State of Estonia (died 1942) Wikipedia: Juhan Kukk · ✓ Wikidata · 28 languages
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1885
György Lukács, Hungarian philosopher and critic (died 1971) Wikipedia: György Lukács · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 70 languages
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1885
Pieter Sjoerds Gerbrandy, Dutch politician (died 1961) Wikipedia: Pieter Sjoerds Gerbrandy · ✓ Wikidata · 30 languages
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1880
Charles Christie, Canadian-American businessman, co-founded the Christie Film Company (died 1955) Wikipedia: Christie brothers · 5 languages
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1879
Edward Bruce, American lawyer and painter (died 1943) Wikipedia: Edward Bruce (New Deal) · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1879
Oswald Bruce Cooper, American type designer, lettering artist, graphic designer, and educator (died 1940) Wikipedia: Oswald Bruce Cooper · 7 languages
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1875
Ray Lyman Wilbur, American physician, academic, and politician, 31st United States Secretary of the Interior (died 1949) Wikipedia: Ray Lyman Wilbur · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1873
John W. Davis, American lawyer and politician, 14th United States Solicitor General (died 1955) Wikipedia: John W. Davis · ✓ Wikidata · 20 languages
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1872
John Cameron, Scottish international footballer and manager (died 1935) Wikipedia: John Cameron (footballer, born 1872) · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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1872
Alexander Roda Roda, Austrian-Croatian journalist and author (died 1945) Wikipedia: Alexander Roda Roda · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1866
Butch Cassidy, American criminal (died 1908) Wikipedia: Butch Cassidy · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 35 languages
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1865
Lucie Lagerbielke, Swedish writer and painter (died 1931). Wikipedia: Lucie Lagerbielke · 3 languages
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1860
James Ensor, English-Belgian painter, an important influence on expressionism and surrealism (died 1949) Wikipedia: James Ensor · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 51 languages
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1857
Fanny Ingvoldstad, Norwegian painter (died 1935) Wikipedia: Fanny Ingvoldstad · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1856
Urania Marquard Olsen, Danish-Norwegian actress and theatre director (died 1932) Wikipedia: Urania Marquard Olsen · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1854
Lucy Craft Laney, American founder of the Haines Normal and Industrial School, Augusta, Georgia (died 1933) Wikipedia: Lucy Craft Laney · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1852
Frank Winfield Woolworth, American businessman, founded the F. W. Woolworth Company (died 1919) Wikipedia: Frank Winfield Woolworth · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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1851
Robert Abbe, American surgeon and radiologist (died 1928) Wikipedia: Robert Abbe · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1851
William Quan Judge, Irish occultist and theosophist (died 1896) Wikipedia: William Quan Judge · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 20 languages
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1850
Arthur Matthew Weld Downing, Irish astronomer (died 1917) Wikipedia: Arthur Matthew Weld Downing · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1841
Louis-Ernest Barrias, French sculptor and academic (died 1905) Wikipedia: Louis-Ernest Barrias · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1832
Juan Montalvo, Ecuadorian author and diplomat (died 1889) Wikipedia: Juan Montalvo · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 25 languages
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1828
Josephine Butler, English feminist and social reformer (died 1906) Wikipedia: Josephine Butler · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 43 languages
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1828
Joseph Lightfoot, English bishop and theologian (died 1889) Wikipedia: J. B. Lightfoot · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1825
Thomas D'Arcy McGee, Irish-Canadian journalist and politician (died 1868) Wikipedia: Thomas D'Arcy McGee · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1824
William Alexander, Irish archbishop, poet, and theologian (died 1911) Wikipedia: William Alexander (bishop) · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1810
Félicien David, French composer (died 1876) Wikipedia: Félicien David · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1808
Antonio Meucci, Italian-American engineer (died 1889) Wikipedia: Antonio Meucci · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 50 languages
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1802
Leopold Fitzinger, Austrian zoologist and herpetologist (died 1884) Wikipedia: Leopold Fitzinger · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 35 languages
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1794
Jean Pierre Flourens, French physiologist and academic (died 1867) Wikipedia: Jean Pierre Flourens · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 21 languages
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1787
John Robertson, American lawyer and politician (died 1873) Wikipedia: John Robertson (Virginia politician) · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1784
Friedrich Graf von Wrangel, Prussian field marshal (died 1877) Wikipedia: Friedrich Graf von Wrangel · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 23 languages
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1780
Alexander Mitchell, Irish engineer, invented the Screw-pile lighthouse (died 1868) Wikipedia: Alexander Mitchell (engineer) · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1771
Richard Trevithick, Cornish-English engineer and explorer (died 1833) Wikipedia: Richard Trevithick · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 56 languages
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1769
Thomas Lawrence, English painter and educator (died 1830) Wikipedia: Thomas Lawrence · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 40 languages
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1764
Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr, French general and politician, French Minister of War (died 1830) Wikipedia: Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 35 languages
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1747
Louis Philippe II, Duke of Orléans (died 1793) Wikipedia: Louis Philippe II, Duke of Orléans · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 37 languages
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1743
Thomas Jefferson, American lawyer and politician, 3rd President of the United States (died 1826) Wikipedia: Thomas Jefferson · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 225 languages
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1735
Isaac Low, American merchant and politician, founded the New York Chamber of Commerce (died 1791) Wikipedia: Isaac Low · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1732
Frederick North, Lord North, English politician, Prime Minister of Great Britain (died 1792) Wikipedia: Frederick North, Lord North · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 46 languages
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1729
Thomas Percy, Irish bishop and poet (died 1811) Wikipedia: Thomas Percy (bishop of Dromore) · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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1713
Pierre Jélyotte, French tenor (died 1797) Wikipedia: Pierre Jélyotte · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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1648
Jeanne Marie Bouvier de la Motte Guyon, French mystic (died 1717) Wikipedia: Jeanne Guyon · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 26 languages
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1636
Hendrik van Rheede, Dutch botanist (died 1691) Wikipedia: Hendrik van Rheede · 15 languages
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1618
Roger de Rabutin, Comte de Bussy, French author (died 1693) Wikipedia: Roger de Rabutin, comte de Bussy · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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1593
Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford, English soldier and politician, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland (died 1641) Wikipedia: Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 23 languages
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1573
Christina of Holstein-Gottorp (died 1625) Wikipedia: Christina of Holstein-Gottorp · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 34 languages
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1570
Guy Fawkes, English soldier, member of the Gunpowder Plot (probable; died 1606) Wikipedia: Guy Fawkes · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 78 languages
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1519
Catherine de' Medici, Italian-French wife of Henry II of France (died 1589) Wikipedia: Catherine de' Medici · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 90 languages
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1506
Peter Faber, French priest and theologian, co-founded the Society of Jesus (died 1546) Wikipedia: Peter Faber · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 35 languages
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1350
Margaret III, Countess of Flanders (died 1405) Wikipedia: Margaret III of Flanders · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 36 languages
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1229
Louis II, Duke of Bavaria (died 1294) Wikipedia: Louis II, Duke of Bavaria · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 26 languages
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2026
Moya Brennan, Irish singer-songwriter and harp player (born 1952) Wikipedia: Moya Brennan · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 46 languages
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2026
Dave McGinnis, American football player and coach (born 1951) Wikipedia: Dave McGinnis · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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2025
Richard Armitage, American diplomat and government official (born 1945) Wikipedia: Richard Armitage (government official) · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 19 languages
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2025
Mario Vargas Llosa, Peruvian novelist and writer, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1936) Wikipedia: Mario Vargas Llosa · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 131 languages
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2025
Jean Marsh, English actress and screenwriter (born 1934) Wikipedia: Jean Marsh · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 34 languages
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2024
Faith Ringgold, American artist and author (born 1930) Wikipedia: Faith Ringgold · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 27 languages
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2022
Michel Bouquet, French stage and film actor (born 1925) Wikipedia: Michel Bouquet · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 34 languages
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2022
Gloria Parker, American musician and bandleader (born 1921) Wikipedia: Gloria Parker · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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2018
Art Bell, American radio host (born 1945) Wikipedia: Art Bell · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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2017
Dan Rooney, American football executive and former United States Ambassador to Ireland (born 1932) Wikipedia: Dan M. Rooney · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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2015
Eduardo Galeano, Uruguayan journalist and author (born 1940) Wikipedia: Eduardo Galeano · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 72 languages
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2015
Günter Grass, German novelist, poet, playwright, and illustrator, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1927) Wikipedia: Günter Grass · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 137 languages
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2015
Herb Trimpe, American author and illustrator (born 1939) Wikipedia: Herb Trimpe · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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2014
Ernesto Laclau, Argentinian-Spanish philosopher and theorist (born 1935) Wikipedia: Ernesto Laclau · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 38 languages
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2014
Michael Ruppert, American journalist and author (born 1951) Wikipedia: Michael Ruppert · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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2013
Stephen Dodgson, English composer and educator (born 1924) Wikipedia: Stephen Dodgson · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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2012
Cecil Chaudhry, Pakistani pilot, academic, and activist (born 1941) Wikipedia: Cecil Chaudhry · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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2012
Shūichi Higurashi, Japanese illustrator (born 1936) Wikipedia: Shūichi Higurashi · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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2008
John Archibald Wheeler, American physicist and academic (born 1911) Wikipedia: John Archibald Wheeler · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 60 languages
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2006
Muriel Spark, Scottish novelist, poet, and critic (born 1918) Wikipedia: Muriel Spark · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 53 languages
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2005
Johnnie Johnson, American pianist and songwriter (born 1924) Wikipedia: Johnnie Johnson (musician) · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 17 languages
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2005
Phillip Pavia, American painter and sculptor (born 1912) Wikipedia: Philip Pavia · 1 language
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2004
Caron Keating, Northern Irish television host (born 1962) Wikipedia: Caron Keating · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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2000
Giorgio Bassani, Italian author and poet (born 1916) Wikipedia: Giorgio Bassani · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 37 languages
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2000
Frenchy Bordagaray, American baseball player and manager (born 1910) Wikipedia: Frenchy Bordagaray · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1999
Ortvin Sarapu, Estonian-New Zealand chess player and author (born 1924) Wikipedia: Ortvin Sarapu · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1999
Willi Stoph, German engineer and politician, 2nd Prime Minister of East Germany (born 1914) Wikipedia: Willi Stoph · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 44 languages
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1998
Patrick de Gayardon, French skydiver and base jumper (born 1960) Wikipedia: Patrick de Gayardon · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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1997
Bryant Bowles, American soldier and white supremacist, founded the National Association for the Advancement of White People (born 1920) Wikipedia: Bryant Bowles · ✓ Wikidata · 1 language
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1997
Alan Cooley, Australian public servant (born 1920) Wikipedia: Alan Cooley · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1997
Dorothy Frooks, American author and actress (born 1896) Wikipedia: Dorothy Frooks · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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1997
Voldemar Väli, Estonian wrestler (born 1903) Wikipedia: Voldemar Väli · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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1996
Leila Mackinlay, English author and educator (born 1910) Wikipedia: Leila Mackinlay · ✓ Wikidata · 2 languages
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1993
Wallace Stegner, American novelist, short story writer, and essayist (born 1909) Wikipedia: Wallace Stegner · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 31 languages
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1992
Maurice Sauvé, Canadian economist and politician (born 1923) Wikipedia: Maurice Sauvé · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1992
Feza Gürsey, Turkish mathematician and physicist (born 1921) Wikipedia: Feza Gürsey · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1992
Daniel Pollock, Australian actor (born 1968) Wikipedia: Daniel Pollock · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
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1988
Jean Gascon, Canadian actor and director (born 1920) Wikipedia: Jean Gascon · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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1984
Ralph Kirkpatrick, American harpsichordist and musicologist (born 1911) Wikipedia: Ralph Kirkpatrick · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1984
Dionysis Papagiannopoulos, Greek actor (born 1912) Wikipedia: Dionysis Papagiannopoulos · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1983
Gerry Hitchens, English footballer (born 1934) Wikipedia: Gerry Hitchens · ✓ Wikidata · 20 languages
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1983
Theodore Stephanides, Greek physician, author, and poet (born 1896) Wikipedia: Theodore Stephanides · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1980
Markus Höttinger, Austrian racing driver (born 1956) Wikipedia: Markus Höttinger · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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1978
Jack Chambers, Canadian painter and director (born 1931) Wikipedia: Jack Chambers (artist) · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
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1978
Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, Nigerian educator and women's rights activist (born 1900) Wikipedia: Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti · ✓ Wikidata · 39 languages
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1975
Larry Parks, American actor and singer (born 1914) Wikipedia: Larry Parks · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 28 languages
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1975
François Tombalbaye, Chadian soldier, academic, and politician, 1st President of Chad (born 1918) Wikipedia: François Tombalbaye · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 42 languages
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1973
Henry Darger, American janitor and author (born 1892) Wikipedia: Henry Darger · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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1971
Michel Brière, Canadian ice hockey player (born 1949) Wikipedia: Michel Brière · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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1971
Juhan Smuul, Estonian author, poet, and screenwriter (born 1921) Wikipedia: Juhan Smuul · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1969
Ambrogio Gianotti, Italian partigiano and priest (born 1901) Wikipedia: Ambrogio Gianotti · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1969
Alfred Karindi, Estonian pianist and composer (born 1901) Wikipedia: Alfred Karindi · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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1967
Nicole Berger, French actress (born 1934) Wikipedia: Nicole Berger · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1966
Abdul Salam Arif, Iraqi colonel and politician, 2nd President of Iraq (born 1921) Wikipedia: Abdul Salam Arif · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 48 languages
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1966
Carlo Carrà, Italian painter (born 1881) Wikipedia: Carlo Carrà · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 38 languages
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1966
Georges Duhamel, French soldier and author (born 1884) Wikipedia: Georges Duhamel (author) · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 56 languages
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1964
Kristian Krefting, Norwegian footballer and chemical engineer (born 1891) Wikipedia: Kristian Krefting · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1962
Culbert Olson, American lawyer and politician, 29th Governor of California (born 1876) Wikipedia: Culbert Olson · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1961
John A. Bennett, American soldier (born 1936) Wikipedia: John A. Bennett · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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1959
Eduard van Beinum, Dutch pianist, violinist, and conductor (born 1901) Wikipedia: Eduard van Beinum · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 21 languages
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1956
Emil Nolde, Danish-German painter and educator (born 1867) Wikipedia: Emil Nolde · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 57 languages
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1954
Samuel Jones, American high jumper (born 1880) Wikipedia: Samuel Jones (athlete) · ✓ Wikidata · 24 languages
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1954
Angus Lewis Macdonald, Canadian lawyer and politician, 12th Premier of Nova Scotia (born 1890) Wikipedia: Angus L. Macdonald · ✓ Wikidata · 7 languages
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1945
Ernst Cassirer, Polish-American philosopher and academic (born 1874) Wikipedia: Ernst Cassirer · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 63 languages
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1944
Cécile Chaminade, French pianist and composer (born 1857) Wikipedia: Cécile Chaminade · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 34 languages
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1942
Henk Sneevliet, Dutch politician (born 1883) Wikipedia: Henk Sneevliet · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1942
Anton Uesson, Estonian engineer and politician, 17th Mayor of Tallinn (born 1879) Wikipedia: Anton Uesson · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1941
Annie Jump Cannon, American astronomer and academic (born 1863) Wikipedia: Annie Jump Cannon · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 68 languages
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1941
William Twaits, Canadian soccer player (born 1879) Wikipedia: William Twaits (soccer) · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1938
Grey Owl, English-Canadian environmentalist and author (born 1888) Wikipedia: Grey Owl · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 25 languages
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1936
Konstantinos Demertzis, Greek politician 129th Prime Minister of Greece (born 1876) Wikipedia: Konstantinos Demertzis · ✓ Wikidata · 23 languages
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1927
Georg Voigt, German politician, Mayor of Frankfurt (born 1866) Wikipedia: Georg Voigt (politician) · ✓ Wikidata · 4 languages
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1927
Sabás Reyes Salazar, Mexican Catholic priest (born 1888) Wikipedia: Sabás Reyes Salazar · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1920
Stefanos Streit, Greek jurist, banker and politician (born 1896) Wikipedia: Stefanos Streit · ✓ Wikidata · 8 languages
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1918
Lavr Kornilov, Russian general (born 1870) Wikipedia: Lavr Kornilov · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 57 languages
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1917
Diamond Jim Brady, American businessman and philanthropist (born 1856) Wikipedia: Diamond Jim Brady · ✓ Wikidata · 6 languages
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1912
Takuboku Ishikawa, Japanese poet and author (born 1886) Wikipedia: Takuboku Ishikawa · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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1911
John McLane, Scottish-American politician, 50th Governor of New Hampshire (born 1852) Wikipedia: John McLane · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1911
George Washington Glick, American lawyer and politician, 9th Governor of Kansas (born 1827) Wikipedia: George Washington Glick · ✓ Wikidata · 9 languages
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1910
William Quiller Orchardson, Scottish-English painter and educator (born 1832) Wikipedia: William Quiller Orchardson · ✓ Wikidata · 11 languages
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1909
Whitley Stokes, Anglo-Irish lawyer and scholar (born 1830) Wikipedia: Whitley Stokes (Celtic scholar) · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1890
Samuel J. Randall, American captain, lawyer, and politician, 33rd Speaker of the United States House of Representatives (born 1828) Wikipedia: Samuel J. Randall · ✓ Wikidata · 14 languages
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1886
John Humphrey Noyes, American religious leader, founded the Oneida Community (born 1811) Wikipedia: John Humphrey Noyes · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 10 languages
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1882
Bruno Bauer, German historian and philosopher (born 1809) Wikipedia: Bruno Bauer · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 53 languages
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1880
Robert Fortune, Scottish botanist and author (born 1812) Wikipedia: Robert Fortune · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 21 languages
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1878
Bezalel HaKohen, Russian rabbi (born 1820) Wikipedia: Bezalel HaKohen · 2 languages
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1868
Tewodros II of Ethiopia (born 1818) Wikipedia: Tewodros II · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 38 languages
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1855
Henry De la Beche, English geologist and palaeontologist (born 1796) Wikipedia: Henry De la Beche · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 23 languages
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1853
Leopold Gmelin, German chemist and academic (born 1788) Wikipedia: Leopold Gmelin · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 30 languages
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1853
James Iredell, Jr., American lawyer and politician, 23rd Governor of North Carolina (born 1788) Wikipedia: James Iredell Jr. · ✓ Wikidata · 13 languages
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1826
Franz Danzi, German cellist, composer, and conductor (born 1763) Wikipedia: Franz Danzi · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 26 languages
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1794
Nicolas Chamfort, French playwright and poet (born 1741) Wikipedia: Nicolas Chamfort · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 67 languages
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1793
Pierre Gaspard Chaumette, French botanist, lawyer, and politician (born 1763) Wikipedia: Pierre Gaspard Chaumette · 24 languages
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1722
Charles Leslie, Irish priest and theologian (born 1650) Wikipedia: Charles Leslie (nonjuror) · ✓ Wikidata · 5 languages
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1716
Arthur Herbert, 1st Earl of Torrington, English admiral and politician (born 1648) Wikipedia: Arthur Herbert, 1st Earl of Torrington · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 12 languages
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1695
Jean de La Fontaine, French author and poet (born 1621) Wikipedia: Jean de La Fontaine · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 145 languages
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1641
Richard Montagu, English bishop (born 1577) Wikipedia: Richard Montagu · ✓ Wikidata · 3 languages
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1638
Henri, Duke of Rohan (born 1579) Wikipedia: Henri, Duke of Rohan · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 16 languages
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1635
Fakhr-al-Din II, Ottoman prince (born 1572) Wikipedia: Fakhr al-Din II · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 18 languages
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1612
Sasaki Kojirō, Japanese samurai (born 1585) Wikipedia: Sasaki Kojirō · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · 25 languages
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1605
Boris Godunov, Tsar of Russia (born 1551) Wikipedia: Boris Godunov · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 72 languages
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1592
Bartolomeo Ammannati, Italian architect and sculptor (born 1511) Wikipedia: Bartolomeo Ammannati · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 33 languages
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1367
John Tiptoft, 2nd Baron Tibetot (born 1313) Wikipedia: John Tiptoft, 2nd Baron Tibetot · ✓ Wikidata · 1 language
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1275
Eleanor of England (born 1215) Wikipedia: Eleanor of England, Countess of Leicester · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 20 languages
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1213
Guy of Thouars, regent of Brittany Wikipedia: Guy of Thouars · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 15 languages
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1138
Simon I, Duke of Lorraine (born 1076) Wikipedia: Simon I of Lorraine · 19 languages
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1113
Ida of Lorraine, saint and noblewoman (born c. 1040) Wikipedia: Ida of Lorraine · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 24 languages
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1093
Vsevolod I of Kiev (born 1030) Wikipedia: Vsevolod I of Kiev · ✓ 4 Wikipedias · 37 languages
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1035
Herbert I, Count of Maine Wikipedia: Herbert I of Maine · 12 languages
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989
Bardas Phokas, Byzantine general Wikipedia: Bardas Phokas the Younger · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 22 languages
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862
Donald I, king of the Picts (born 812) Wikipedia: Domnall mac Ailpín · ✓ 2 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 46 languages
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814
Krum, khan of the Bulgarian Khanate Wikipedia: Krum · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · ✓ Wikidata · 49 languages
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799
Paul the Deacon, Italian monk and historian (born 720) Wikipedia: Paul the Deacon · ✓ 3 Wikipedias · 53 languages
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585
Hermenegild, Visigothic prince and saint Wikipedia: Hermenegild · ✓ 5 Wikipedias · 28 languages
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548
Lý Nam Đế, Vietnamese emperor (born 503) Wikipedia: Lý Nam Đế · 14 languages
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