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These authors were born on the 18th of October:
William Lambarde (1536-1601) -
English antiquarian and writer on legal subjects (1536-1601)
Mathew Henry (1662-1714) -
Theologian from Wales; (1662-1714)
Pierre Choderlos de Laclos (1741-1803) -
French novelist, official and army general (1741–1803)Joseph Barth (1745-1818) -
Austrian ophthalmologist
Thomas Love Peacock (1785-1866) -
English writer
Gulab Singh (1792-1857) -
First maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir (1792-1857)
John Woods (1794-1855) -
American politician from Ohio (1794-1855)
Ernst Rauch (1797-1877) -
German engraver, steel engraver, illustrator and draftsmanLuke Fowler (1799-1876) -
(1799-1876)
Sir Henry Taylor (1800-1866) -
English playwrightMary Apple (1813-1889) -
(1813-1889)
Thomas Hicks (1823-1890) -
American painter (1823–1890)
Thomas Brackett Reed (1839-1902) -
American politician (1839-1902)
Candy Cummings (1848-1924) -
American baseball player (1848–1924)
Jeremiah Donovan (1857-1935) -
American politician from Connecticut (1857-1935)
Logan Pearsall Smith (1865-1946) -
English-US writer
D.T. Suzuki (1870-1966) -
Japanese Buddhist scholar, Doctor of Letters (1870–1966)
James Truslow Adams (1878-1949) -
US historian
Brandon Beach (1879-1974)
Fannie Hurst (1889-1968) -
US writer
Brenda Bell (1891-1979) -
New Zealand pioneer amateur radio operator, community organiser and politicianFrank Pugh (1891-1953) -
American Navy officer (1891–1953)
Friedrich Holländer (1896-1976) -
London-born German film composer and author (1896-1976)
Gunnar Jørgensen (1896-1963) -
Danish author
Charlie Berry (1902-1972) -
American football player, coach and official; baseball player and umpire (1902-1972)
Miriam Hopkins (1902-1972) -
US actor
Joe Lovett (1902-1949) -
Australian rules footballer (1902–1949)
A. J. Liebling (1904-1963) -
US writer
Boyd Bachman (1908-1981)
Luo Ge (1908-2008) -
Chinese economist
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (1911-2008) -
Indian spiritual master
Frank Beisler (1913-1973) -
American ice hockey player (1913-1973)
Kathleen O'Brien (1914-1991) -
Australian cartoonist (1914–1991)
Anthony Dawson (1916-1992) -
British actor (1916-1992)Allen Harris (1917-2004) -
American director and screenwriter
Birger Jacobsen (1917-) -
Center Manager for Lindegårdshusene
Pierre Elliott Trudeau (1919-2000) -
Prime Minister of Canada from 1968 to 1979 and 1980 to 1984 (1919–2000)
Pierre Elliot Trudeau (1919-2000) -
Prime Minister of Canada from 1968 to 1979 and 1980 to 1984 (1919–2000)
Frank Pepe (1920-1976)
Jesse Helms (1921-2008) -
American politician (1921–2008)
Richard Summers (1921-2017) -
RAF officer (1921–2017)
Eric Lee (1922-1999) -
English footballer (1922-1999)
Molly Cox (1925-1991) -
BBC children's television producer (1925–1991)
Chuck Berry (1926-2017) -
American musician (1926–2017)
Klaus Kinski (1926-1991) -
who had a stage and film career of more than 40 years.
Fred Silva (1927-2004) -
American football official (1927-2004)Barbara O'Connor (1928-) -
American writer
Inger Sitter (1929-2015) -
artistRaimund Vidrányi (1930-2004)
Chris Albertson (1931-2019) -
American music journalist, historian, broadcaster, and record producer (1931-2019)
Vytautas Landsbergis (1932-) -
Lithuania's first president, music professor and politician
Forrest Gregg (1933-2019) -
American football player and coach (1933-2019)
Irwin Jacobs (1933-) -
American electrical engineer and philanthropistColin Winchester (1933-1989) -
Assistant Commissioner in the Australian Federal Police (AFP)
Charles R. Swindoll (1934-) -
American pastor and Christian writer
Charles Swindoll (1934-) -
American pastor and Christian writer
Fred Barzyk (1936-) -
American television producer
Cynthia Weil (1937-2023) -
American songwriter (1940–2023)
C. Michael Armstrong (1938-) -
former AT&T chairman/CEO
Wu Guanzheng (1938-) -
Chinese politician
Dawn Wells (1938-2020) -
American actress (1938–2020)
Mike Ditka (1939-) -
American football player, coach, and television commentator (born 1939)
Lee Harvey Oswald (1939-1963) -
American former marine who assassinated John F. Kennedy (1939–1963)
Jan Erik Vold (1939-) -
Norwegian poet (born 1939)
Lord Bell (1941-2019) -
Lady Thatcher's spokesman and friend
Martha Burk (1941-) -
American feminist and psychologist
Bent Frank (1941-) -
Chairman of the Board
Marianne Hoff (1941-) -
agricultural manager
Birthe Rønn Hornbech (1943-) -
politician
Michael Horowitz (1943-) -
British QC and judge
Katherine Kurtz (1944-) -
American fantasy writer
Chris Shays (1945-) -
American politician
Christopher Shays (1945-) -
American politician
Frank Beamer (1946-) -
American college football player, college football coach
Dave Foreman (1946-2022) -
American environmentalist
Sverre Kjelsberg (1946-2016) -
the Grand Prix hero
Rolf Lindström (1946-) -
chair of the social welfare committee
Paul Chuckle (1947-) -
TV presenter
James H. Fallon (1947-2023) -
neuroscientist and professorJay Lockman (1947-) -
radio astronomy researcher
Laura Nyro (1947-1997) -
American singer and songwriter (1947–1997)
Flemming Jensen (1948-) -
CEO of DSB
Deborah Marrow (1948-2019) -
American art foundation executive and grantmaker (1948-2019)Bob Holland (1949-) -
Ph.D. Purdue University 1991
Karl Ove Moene (1949-) -
professor of economics
Kalle Moene (1949-) -
professor of economics
Lasse Thoresen (1949-) -
composer
Wendy Wasserstein (1950-2006) -
American playwright (1950–2006)
Mike Antonovich (1951-) -
American ice hockey player
Pam Dawber (1951-) -
Actress and activistGeraldine Knatz (1951-) -
American maritime expert, academic and author
Terry McMillan (1951-) -
American author
Susan Wilson (1951-) -
American mystery author
Gary Conelly (1952-) -
American swimmer, Olympic athlete, former world record-holder
Roy Dias (1952-) -
Sri Lankan cricketer
Jim Ratcliffe (1952-) -
rich man
Jerry Royster (1952-) -
American baseball player and coachAdrienne Banfield-Norris (1953-) -
grandmother of Willow Smith
Brian David Mitchell (1953-) -
KidnapperAdrienne Banfield Norris (1953-) -
grandmother of Willow Smith
Larry Mitchell (1954-) -
American politician (born 1954)
Bob Weinstein (1954-) -
American film executive (born 1954)
Rita Verdonk (1955-) -
Dutch politician
Seth Berkley (1956-) -
CEO of Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance
Brian Durocher (1956-) -
American ice hockey coach
Lucy Ellman (1956-) -
American writer
Martina Navratilova (1956-) -
Czech-American tennis player
James Talent (1956-) -
American politician
Jim Talent (1956-) -
American politician
Jonathan Tasini (1956-) -
American journalist
Torbjörn Bergman (1957-2026) -
political scientist
Gary Gensler (1957-) -
SEC chair
Trevor Sharp (1957-) -
British neuropharmacologist
Mike Walter (1957-) -
American baseball player
Thomas Hearns (1958-) -
American boxer
Letitia James (1958-) -
Attorney General of New York State
Rob Allyn (1959-) -
American producer and businessman
Helge Breilid (1959-) -
office manager at Tollregion Sør
Chris Russo (1959-) -
American sports radio personality
Torild Skogsholm (1959-) -
Minister of Transport
Torhild Skogsholm (1959-) -
Minister of Transport
Hariyadi Wirawan (1959-)
Rick Bell (1960-) -
American football running back
John Bradley (1960-) -
American actor
Ben Caspit (1960-) -
Israeli journalist
Jean-Claude Van Damme (1960-) -
Belgian actor and martial artist (born 1960)
Steve Kiefer (1960-) -
American baseball player
Klemetti Näkkäläjärvi (1960-) -
President of the Sami Parliament
Ketil Reitan (1960-) -
sled dog racer
Åsa Beckman (1961-) -
deputy culture editor at DN
Ouided Bouchamaoui (1961-) -
leader of the Tunisian employers' organization UTICA
Wynton Marsalis (1961-) -
American jazz musician and educator
Rick Moody (1961-) -
American fiction writer
Ken Goldstein (1962-) -
entrepreneur
Min Ko Naing (1962-) -
democracy activist and former student leader
Sigvart Dagsland (1963-) -
artist
Bill O'Boyle (1963-) -
American football coach
Sam Bahour (1964-) -
American businessman
Karolina Ekholm (1964-) -
Professor of Economics at Stockholm University
Håkon Ingvaldsen (1964-) -
archaeologist at the Museum of Cultural History
Shane Matthews (1964-) -
Jamaican chess player
Charles Stross (1964-) -
British science fiction writer and blogger
Stephan Winkelman (1964-) -
CEO of Automobili Lamborghini
Stephan Winkelmann (1964-) -
Lamborghini's CEOSheri Berman (1965-) -
professor of political science at Barnard College
Todd Hamilton (1965-) -
professional golfer
Mack Rhoades (1965-) -
American college athletic administrator
Chris Saxman (1965-) -
American politician
Christian Britten Lundblad (1966-) -
Parliamentary Ombudsman
Andy Murphy (1966-) -
British association football player (born 1966)
Dave Price (1966-) -
American television personality
Lee Watkins (1966-) -
American poker player
Mark Dennehy (1967-) -
American ice hockey coach
Tony Furtado (1967-) -
American musician
Matt Yates (1967-) -
New Zealand cyclist
Pererik Åberg (1967-) -
meteorologistMelanie Bell (1968-) -
researcher
Lisa Chappell (1968-) -
Actor
Mike Cook (1968-) -
professional footballer (born 1968)
Rhod Gilbert (1968-) -
comedian
Anders Kraft (1968-) -
antiquarian and archaeologist at the County Administrative Board
Stuart Law (1968-) -
Australian cricketer
Lilian Magnusson (1968-)
Christer Larsson (1969-) -
union economist
Godefroid Niyombare (1969-) -
general
Alex Barros (1970-) -
Brazilian motorcycle racer
Alexandre Barros (1970-) -
Brazilian motorcycle racer
Doug Mirabelli (1970-) -
American baseball player
Mike Mitchell (1970-) -
director
Eric Palmqvist (1970-) -
the party's top candidate
Jesper Börjesson (1971-) -
host
Line Henriette Hjemdal (1971-) -
Member of Parliament for KrF
Line Henriette Holten (1971-) -
secretary general of Tekna
Line Henriette Holten Hjemdal (1971-) -
member of the committee for KrF
Dag Magnusson (1971-) -
real estate agent at Skånegårdar
Kieran McGeeney (1971-) -
Irish Gaelic football player with Armagh, Na Fianna and Ireland
Nick O'Hern (1971-) -
professional golfer
John Speraw (1971-) -
College volleyball coach
Bob Whitfield (1971-) -
former NFL player
Gitte Ørskou (1971-) -
Chief Curator at Moderna Museet in Stockholm
Lasse Bo Handberg (1972-) -
director of Mungo Park Kolding
Karl Nehammer (1972-) -
Minister of the Interior
Alex Tagliani (1972-) -
Canadian racecar driver
Alex Cora (1973-) -
Puerto Rican baseball player and manager (born 1975)
Jim Davies (1973-) -
British guitarist
Mohammed Abu Salmiya (1973-) -
doctor
Dennis Duncan (1974-) -
Lecturer University College London
Pat McCready (1974-) -
lacrosse player
Odd Arild Viste (1974-) -
group leader for Rødt in Bergen
Amy Webb (1974-) -
American writer
François Ruffin (1975-) -
red-green politician
Rune Stubager (1975-) -
professor of political science
Emma Hayes (1976-) -
English football manager (born 1976)
Maria Prytz (1976-) -
sports director
David Rozgonyi (1976-) -
American-Hungarian writer
Mike Meyers (1977-) -
baseball pitcher
Aleš Michl (1977-) -
central bank governor
Jens Christian Nørve (1977-) -
TV 2 presenter
Simon Rix (1977-) -
bird blogger
Neil Critchley (1978-) -
U23 coach
Dirk Schrödter (1978-) -
Minister of Digitalisation in Schleswig-Holstein
Per Kristian Sebak (1978-) -
historianMike Brandt (1979-)
Alex Henry (1979-) -
MAFS participant
Shane Komine (1980-) -
American baseball player
Natasha Rothwell (1980-) -
actress
Marc Vogel (1981-) -
director of 'Pangea Park Falster'
Greg Warren (1981-) -
American football player (born 1981)Tony Bethel (1982-) -
college basketball player (2002–2006) Georgetown; North Carolina State
Maxim Vylegzhanin (1982-) -
cross-country skier
Maksim Vylegzjanin (1982-) -
Russian cross-country skier
Marit Aklestad (1983-) -
politician (SV)
Michelle Gorgone (1983-) -
American snowboarder
Chris Jespersen (1983-)
Chris Andre Jespersen (1983-) -
cross-country skier
Meredith Alexis (1984-) -
American basketball player (born 1984)
Robert Harting (1984-) -
Olympic gold medalist
Steffen Kielstrup (1984-) -
head coach of Vejle Boldklub
Lindsey Kildow (1984-) -
American alpine skier (born 1984)
Freida Pinto (1984-) -
actress
Lindsey Vonn (1984-) -
skier
Kyle Wright (1984-) -
American football quarterback
Milo Yiannopoulos (1984-) -
writer and editor at Breitbart News
Elin Segerlind (1985-) -
environmental policy spokesperson for the Left Party
Renee Bargh (1986-) -
TV presenterReggie Fuller (1986-) -
college basketball player (2008–2009) Binghamton
Brian Carlwell (1987-) -
American basketball player (born 1987)
Zac Efron (1987-) -
High School Musical star
Farah Ali (1988-) -
lawyer and head of legal at NITO
Lisa Dreyer (1988-) -
Namibian cyclist
Lukas Eriksson (1988-) -
reviewer
Sam Quek (1988-) -
sports star and Question Of Sport captain
Matt Centrowitz (1989-) -
American athletics competitor
Matthew Centrowitz (1989-) -
track and field athlete
Cha Jung (1989-) -
South Korean actress
Sandra Toft (1989-) -
the goalkeeper
Brittney Griner (1990-) -
the basketball star
Zhang Lan (1990-) -
Chinese sport wrestler
Bristol Palin (1990-) -
former DWTS contestant and mother of Tripp
Zhang Qi (1990-) -
Chinese voice actress
Cecilie Christiansen (1991-) -
student
Zohran Mamdani (1991-) -
democratic socialist and mayor-elect
Tyler Posey (1991-) -
tv star/actor
Toby Regbo (1991-) -
Actor (plays Tom)
Barry Keoghan (1992-) -
actor
Elin Persson (1992-) -
head of unit for Open Art
Cheryl Hole (1993-) -
Drag queen
John McGinn (1994-) -
midfielder
Mikkel Aagaard (1995-) -
player for Modo Hockey
Christoffer Lilleholt (1995-) -
department manager at EnerginetAhmed al Ahmed (1996-) -
fruit merchant
Terance Mann (1996-) -
NBA star
Rebecca Öhrn (1996-) -
cross-country skier
Jonas Andersen Sayed (1997-) -
mayor
Jack Carroll (1998-) -
British comedian
Rasmus Örqvist (1998-) -
football player, Degerfors IF
John Kitolano (1999-) -
odds bettorJoe Stockdale (1999-) -
British showjumper and Team GB Olympian
Kent Johnson (2002-) -
Canadian ice hockey player
Erik Due (2004-) -
communications advisor at NVEIdag firar vi
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