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==Births== ==Births==
-*[[1609]] - [[John Suckling (poet)|John Suckling]], English poet (d. [[1642]])+*[[1609]] - [[John Suckling (poet)|John Suckling]], English poet ("It is not four years ago") (d. [[1642]])
 +*[[1791]] - [[Francesco Hayez]], French painter (d. [[1882]])
*[[1795]] - [[Ary Scheffer]], French painter (d. [[1858]]) *[[1795]] - [[Ary Scheffer]], French painter (d. [[1858]])
-*[[1890]] - [[Boris Pasternak]], [[Nobel Prize in Literature|Nobel Prize Laureate]] (d. [[1960]])+*[[1890]] - [[Boris Pasternak]], Russian writer (''Doctor Zhivago'') (d. [[1960]])
 +*[[1906]] - [[Lon Chaney, Jr.]], American character actor (d. [[1973]])
*[[1898]] - [[Bertolt Brecht]], German author (d. [[1956]]) *[[1898]] - [[Bertolt Brecht]], German author (d. [[1956]])
* 1898 - [[Joseph Kessel]], French journalist and novelist (d. [[1979]]) * 1898 - [[Joseph Kessel]], French journalist and novelist (d. [[1979]])
-*[[1931]] - [[Thomas Bernhard]], Austrian author (d. [[1989]])+*[[1913]] - [[Charles Henri Ford]], American novelist, poet, filmmaker, photographer, and collage artist (''The Young and Evil'') (d. [[2002]])
 +*[[1932]] - [[Atsuko Tanaka]], Japanese avant-garde artist (''Electric Dress'') (d. [[2005]])
 +*[[1958]] - [[Thomas Ruff]], German photographer (''Nudes'')
==Deaths== ==Deaths==
-*[[1686]] - [[William Dugdale]], English antiquarian (b. [[1605]]) 
*[[1755]] - [[Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu|Montesquieu]], French writer (b. [[1689]]) *[[1755]] - [[Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu|Montesquieu]], French writer (b. [[1689]])
*[[1837]] - [[Aleksandr Pushkin]], Russian poet and novelist (b. [[1799]]) *[[1837]] - [[Aleksandr Pushkin]], Russian poet and novelist (b. [[1799]])
 +*[[1879]] - [[Honoré Daumier]], French printmaker, caricaturist, painter and sculptor (b. [[1808]])
*[[1932]] - [[Edgar Wallace]], English novelist and screenwriter (b. [[1875]]) *[[1932]] - [[Edgar Wallace]], English novelist and screenwriter (b. [[1875]])
*[[1950]] - [[Marcel Mauss]], French sociologist (b. [[1872]]) *[[1950]] - [[Marcel Mauss]], French sociologist (b. [[1872]])
- +*[[2003]] - [[Max Pécas]], French filmmaker (b. [[1925]])
-*[[1952]] - [[Henry Drysdale Dakin]], British-American biochemist, known for the [[Dakin-West reaction]] (b. [[1880]])+
-*[[1957]] - [[Laura Ingalls Wilder]], American author (b. [[1867]])+
-*[[1960]] - [[Aloysius Stepinac]], Croatian cardinal (b. [[1898]])+
-*[[1964]] - [[Eugen Sänger]], Austrian aerospace engineer (b. [[1905]])+
-*[[1966]] - [[Billy Rose]], American composer and band leader (b. [[1899]])+
-*[[1975]] - [[Nikos Kavvadias]], Greek poet and writer (b. [[1910]])+
-*[[1984]] - [[David Adkisson|David Von Erich]], professional wrestler (b. [[1958]])+
-*[[1985]] - [[Johnny Mokan]], baseball player (b. [[1895]])+
-*[[1987]] - [[Sadequain|Syed Sadequain Ahmed Naqvi]], Pakistani painter, calligrapher and artist (b. [[1930]])+
-*[[1992]] - [[Alex Haley]], American author (b. [[1921]])+
-*[[1993]] - [[Fred Hollows]], New Zealand ophthalmologist (b. [[1929]])+
-*[[1997]] - [[Louise Woodward|Matthew Eappen]] of Newton Massachusetts (b. [[1996]])+
-*[[2000]] - [[Jim Varney]], American actor (b. [[1949]])+
-*[[2001]] - [[Abraham Beame]], Mayor of [[New York City]] (b. [[1906]])+
-* 2001 - [[George Holmes Tate]], American jazz saxophonist and clarinetist (b. [[1913]])+
-*[[2002]] - [[Traudl Junge]], [[Adolf Hitler]]'s secretary (b. [[1920]])+
-* 2002 - [[Dave Van Ronk]], American folk singer/songwriter (b. [[1936]])+
-*[[2003]] - [[Edgar de Evia]], American photographer (b. [[1910]])+
-* 2003 - [[Curt Hennig]], American professional wrestler (b. [[1959]])+
-* 2003 - [[Clark MacGregor]], [[United States Congressional Delegations from Minnesota|United States Congressman from Minnesota]] (b. [[1922]])+
-* 2003 - [[Al Ruffo]], Mayor of [[San Jose, California]] (b. [[1908]])+
-* 2003 - [[Ron Ziegler]], press secretary to [[Richard Nixon]] (b. [[1939]])+
-*[[2004]] - [[Guy Provost]], Quebec actor (b. [[1925]])+
*[[2005]] - [[Arthur Miller]], American playwright (b. [[1915]]) *[[2005]] - [[Arthur Miller]], American playwright (b. [[1915]])
-*[[2006]] - [[J Dilla]], American rapper/producer (b. [[1974]]) 
-* 2006 - [[Dick Harmon]], American golf instructor (b. [[1947]]) 
-*[[2007]] - [[Jung Da Bin]], South Korean actress (b. [[1980]]) 
-* 2007 - [[Ned Austin]], American character actor (b. [[1925]]) 
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-notes 
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-Honoré Daumier  
-Lon Chaney, Jr.  
-Marcel Mauss  
-Bertolt Brecht  
-List of Belgian painters  
-Charles Henri Ford  
-King Kong  
-Edgar Wallace  
-Alexander Pushkin  
-Boris Pasternak  
-Charles de Secondat, baron de Montesquieu  
-John Suckling  
-Thomas Ruff  
-Atsuko Tanaka (artist)  
-Jørgen Nash  
-Ary Scheffer  
-Joseph Kessel  
-Francesco Hayez  
-Arthur Miller  
-Max Pécas  
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