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*''[[L'Âge d'or]]'' by [[Luis Buñuel]] | *''[[L'Âge d'or]]'' by [[Luis Buñuel]] | ||
*U.S. Customs seized Harvard-bound copies of ''[[Candide]]'', Voltaire's satire, claiming obscenity. Two Harvard professors defended the work, and it was later admitted in a different edition. | *U.S. Customs seized Harvard-bound copies of ''[[Candide]]'', Voltaire's satire, claiming obscenity. Two Harvard professors defended the work, and it was later admitted in a different edition. | ||
- | + | *[[The Production Code]] (1930-1967) | |
== Births == | == Births == | ||
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- | *[[Silvana Mangano]], the sexiest actress of Italy's neo-realistic period. | ||
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- | ==Deaths == | ||
*[[Ornette Coleman]] (1930 - ) | *[[Ornette Coleman]] (1930 - ) | ||
*[[Harold Bloom]] (1930 - ) | *[[Harold Bloom]] (1930 - ) | ||
- | *[[The Production Code]] (1930-1967) | + | *[[Silvana Mangano]], the sexiest actress of Italy's neo-realistic period. |
- | *[[D. H. Lawrence]] (1885 - 1930) | + | |
*[[Jean-Luc Godard]] (1930 - ) | *[[Jean-Luc Godard]] (1930 - ) | ||
*[[Joe Colombo]] (1930 - 1971) | *[[Joe Colombo]] (1930 - 1971) | ||
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*[[Luce Irigaray]] (1930 - ) | *[[Luce Irigaray]] (1930 - ) | ||
*[[Gérard Genette]] (1930 - ) | *[[Gérard Genette]] (1930 - ) | ||
- | *[[Lon Chaney]] (1883 - 1930) | ||
*[[Clint Eastwood]] (1930 - ) | *[[Clint Eastwood]] (1930 - ) | ||
- | *[[Lon Chaney]] (1883 - 1930) | ||
*[[Kenneth Anger]] (1930 - ) | *[[Kenneth Anger]] (1930 - ) | ||
- | *[[Catherine Robbe-Grillet]] (1930 - ) | ||
*[[Jean-Claude Forest]] (1930 - 1998) | *[[Jean-Claude Forest]] (1930 - 1998) | ||
*[[Antonio Margheriti]] (1930 - 2002) | *[[Antonio Margheriti]] (1930 - 2002) | ||
- | *[[Erwin C. Dietrich]] (1930) | + | *[[Erwin C. Dietrich]] (1930 - ) |
+ | *[[Catherine Robbe-Grillet]] (1930 - ) | ||
*[[John Barth]] (1930 - ) | *[[John Barth]] (1930 - ) | ||
- | *[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] (1859 - 1930) | ||
*[[Aslan]] (1930 - ) | *[[Aslan]] (1930 - ) | ||
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+ | ==Deaths == | ||
+ | *[[D. H. Lawrence]] (1885 - 1930) | ||
+ | *[[Lon Chaney]] (1883 - 1930) | ||
+ | *[[Lon Chaney]] (1883 - 1930) | ||
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+ | *[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] (1859 - 1930){{GFDL}} |
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- U.S. Customs seized Harvard-bound copies of Candide, Voltaire's satire, claiming obscenity. Two Harvard professors defended the work, and it was later admitted in a different edition.
- The Production Code (1930-1967)
Births
- Ornette Coleman (1930 - )
- Harold Bloom (1930 - )
- Silvana Mangano, the sexiest actress of Italy's neo-realistic period.
- Jean-Luc Godard (1930 - )
- Joe Colombo (1930 - 1971)
- Claude Chabrol (1930 - )
- Luce Irigaray (1930 - )
- Gérard Genette (1930 - )
- Clint Eastwood (1930 - )
- Kenneth Anger (1930 - )
- Jean-Claude Forest (1930 - 1998)
- Antonio Margheriti (1930 - 2002)
- Erwin C. Dietrich (1930 - )
- Catherine Robbe-Grillet (1930 - )
- John Barth (1930 - )
- Aslan (1930 - )
Deaths
- D. H. Lawrence (1885 - 1930)
- Lon Chaney (1883 - 1930)
- Lon Chaney (1883 - 1930)
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 - 1930)
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