Joseph Haydn
1732–1809
Austrian composer
Joseph Haydn was an Austrian composer who contributed significantly to the development of the classical symphony and string quartet.
1732–1809
Austrian composer
Joseph Haydn was an Austrian composer who contributed significantly to the development of the classical symphony and string quartet.
1811–1832
French mathematician
Évariste Galois was a French mathematician who established the foundations for Galois theory and group theory.
1910–1976
French biologist and biochemist, Nobel laureate
Jacques Monod was a molecular biologist who received a Nobel Prize for his research on genetic control mechanisms.
1821–1910
American physician, abolitionist, women's rights activist
Elizabeth Blackwell was a physician who became the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States.
1917–1986
American physicist
James Rainwater was an American physicist who conducted research in the field of nuclear physics.
1914–2006
American scientist
Raymond Davis Jr. was a physicist who conducted research on solar neutrinos.
1920–1996
American psychologist
Timothy Leary was an American psychologist who conducted research on the effects of psychedelic drugs.
1911–2010
French-American artist
Louise Bourgeois was a French-American sculptor known for her large-scale installation art and spider sculptures.
1769–1809
Marshal of France
Jean Lannes was a Marshal of France who served as a military officer.
1912–2009
Last remaining survivor of Titanic disaster
Millvina Dean was a cartographer and the last remaining survivor of the Titanic disaster.
1885–1953
Russian artist
Vladimir Tatlin was a Russian artist known for his work as a pioneer of the Constructivist movement.
1895–1983
American boxer
Jack Dempsey was an American boxer who competed professionally.
1942–2023
Ghanaian writer, politician, and academic
Ama Ata Aidoo was a Ghanaian writer who explored themes of African identity and the experiences of women in her literary works.
1925–1978
Hungarian footballer
József Bozsik was a Hungarian association football player who represented his country as a member of the national team.
1793–1841
British mathematical physicist (*1793 – †1841)
George Green was a British mathematical physicist who contributed to the development of modern mathematical physics.
1923–2000
American musician
Tito Puente was a musician who gained international recognition as a percussionist, composer, and bandleader.
1948–2017
American actor
Tino Insana was an American actor who worked as a screenwriter, comedian, and voice actor.
1889–1978
German artist
Hannah Höch was a German artist recognized for her pioneering work in the medium of photomontage.
1902–1981
Italian politician
Giuseppe Pella was an Italian politician who served as a diplomat and economist.
1936–2000
former General Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party
Petar Mladenov was a politician who served as the General Secretary of the Bulgarian Communist Party.
1943–2025
Israeli-American economist
Stanley Fischer was an economist who served as a central bank governor and university teacher.
1904–1945
Austrian-German SS officer, SS-Group Leader and Lieutenant General of the Police, temporary leader of Operation Reinhardt
Odilo Globočnik was an SS officer who served as the leader of Operation Reinhardt.
1862–1945
Russian artist
Leonid Pasternak was a Russian painter known for his work in the visual arts.
1923–2013
American actress
Jean Stapleton was an American actress known for her extensive work in film, television, and stage productions.
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