March.E2.80.93April 1902

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heinz rühmann



mohammed abdel wahab



flora robson



march 4 – red reeder, american soldier , author (d. 1998)
march 7

heinz rühmann, german actor (d. 1994)
ernő schwarz, hungarian american soccer player (d. 1977)


march 8 – andré michel lwoff, french microbiologist awarded nobel prize in medicine (d. 1994)
march 9 – geer, american actor (d. 1978)
march 13 – mohammed abdel wahab, egyptian singer (d. 1991)
march 15 – carla porta musa, italian essayist , poet (d. 2012)
march 16 – leon roppolo, american jazz clarinetist (d. 1943)
march 17 – bobby jones, american golfer (d. 1971)
march 18 – siegfried westphal, german general (d. 1982)
march 19

fuad chehab, 8th president of lebanon (d. 1973)
louisa ghijs, belgian stage actress , wife of johannes heesters (d. 1985)


march 21 – son house, american musician (d. 1988)
march 23 – philip ober, american actor (d. 1982)
march 24 – thomas dewey, american politician (d. 1971)
march 27 – emile benveniste, french linguist (d. 1976)
march 28 – dame flora robson, english actress (d. 1984)
march 29

marcel aymé, french writer (d. 1967)
william walton, english composer (d. 1983)


march 30 – brooke astor, american socialite , philanthropist (d. 2007)
april 2 – jan tschichold, german-born typographer (d. 1974)
april 4

louise lévêque de vilmorin, french actress (d. 1969)
stanley g. weinbaum, american science-fiction author (d. 1935)


april 8

andrew irvine, british mountaineer (d. 1924)
josef krips, austrian conductor , violinist (d. 1974)


april 12 – louis beel, prime minister of netherlands (d. 1977)
april 14

olive diefenbaker, second wife of john diefenbaker (d. 1976)
yakov smushkevich, soviet air force general (d. 1941)


april 18 – giuseppe pella, prime minister of italy (d. 1981)
april 23 – halldór laxness, icelandic writer, nobel prize laureate (d. 1998)
april 25 – werner heyde, german psychiatrist (d. 1964)
april 27 – harry stockwell, american actor , singer (d. 1984)
april 28 – johan borgen, norwegian author (d. 1979)
april 30 – theodore schultz, american economist, nobel prize laureate (d. 1998)






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