Bruce Lee
1940–1973
Hong Kong–American martial artist and actor
Bruce Lee was a martial artist and actor who popularized martial arts cinema through his work in Hong Kong and American films.
1940–1973
Hong Kong–American martial artist and actor
Bruce Lee was a martial artist and actor who popularized martial arts cinema through his work in Hong Kong and American films.
1874–1937
Italian inventor and radio pioneer
Guglielmo Marconi was an inventor who pioneered the development of radio communication.
1826–1866
German mathematician
Bernhard Riemann was a mathematician who made significant contributions to the fields of mathematical analysis, number theory, and differential geometry.
1976–2017
American singer, songwriter and musician
Chester Bennington was an American singer known for his work as a vocalist and songwriter.
1871–1945
French poet, essayist, and philosopher
Paul Valéry was a French poet who produced a significant body of essays and philosophical works throughout his career.
1877–1926
Bolshevik revolutionary and founder of the first Soviet secret police organs
Felix Dzerzhinsky was a Bolshevik revolutionary who founded the first Soviet secret police organs.
1878–1923
Mexican revolutionary
Pancho Villa was a Mexican revolutionary who participated in the Mexican Revolution.
1743–1816
Russian poet
Gavrila Derzhavin was a Russian poet who served as a prominent literary figure during the eighteenth century.
1951–2026
English association football player and manager
Kevin Keegan was an English association football player and manager.
1882–1951
Ruler of Transjordan and Jordan from 1921 to 1951
Abdullah I of Jordan was the monarch who ruled over Transjordan and Jordan.
1918–2007
Swedish physicist
Kai Siegbahn was a Swedish physicist who conducted research in the field of electron spectroscopy.
1865–1927
King of Romania (1865-1927; ruled 1914-1927)
Ferdinand I of Romania was a monarch who served as the King of Romania.
1924–1990
Soviet Armenian and Georgian film director
Sergei Parajanov was a film director known for his contributions to Soviet Armenian and Georgian cinema.
1856–1922
Russian mathematician
Andrey Markov was a Russian mathematician known for his contributions to the study of stochastic processes.
1922–2011
British painter and agravar
Lucian Freud was a British painter known for his portraiture.
1835–1908
Greek businessman and writer; president of the International Olympic Committee
Dimitrios Vikelas was a writer and businessman who served as the first president of the International Olympic Committee.
1970–2024
Brazilian association football player
Moacir Rodrigues Santos was a Brazilian association football player.
1882–1951
Prussian Crown Prince
Wilhelm, German Crown Prince, served as the heir to the German throne and the Kingdom of Prussia.
1880–1944
German general
Ludwig Beck was a German general who participated in the resistance against the Nazi regime.
1885–1940
Danish artist
Gerda Wegener was a Danish painter known for her work as an illustrator and designer.
1897–1994
Belgian painter
Paul Delvaux was a Belgian painter known for his surrealist works featuring dreamlike landscapes and female figures.
1920–2013
American author and journalist
Helen Thomas was an American journalist who served as a long-time White House correspondent.
1844–1912
Scottish poet, novelist and literary critic
Andrew Lang was a Scottish writer and folklorist who is recognized for his extensive collections of fairy tales.
1901–1944
American actress
Mildred Harris was an American actress who appeared in numerous silent films.
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