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People born in 1899.
See also: 1899 deaths.











Pages in category "1899 births"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 4,826 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Erik Aaes

  • Olaf Aarvold

  • Karl Aas

  • Ferhat Abbas

  • Frank Abbatemarco

  • Marjorie Abbatt

  • Douglas Abbott

  • Richard Abbott (actor)

  • Walter Abbott (footballer, born 1899)

  • Abdul Malek Yusuf

  • Conolly Abel Smith

  • Sten Abel

  • Theodora Mead Abel

  • Louis Abernathy

  • Evan Abraham

  • K. C. Abraham

  • Harold Abrahams

  • George Abrams

  • Harold Alexander Abramson

  • Karl Abt (painter)

  • Eugen Aburel

  • Goodman Ace

  • Marcel Achard

  • Osman Achmatowicz

  • Will Hill Acker

  • Ivan Ackery

  • Perry Adair

  • Ernest Adam

  • Charles Kingsley Adams

  • Alto L. Adams

  • Boots Adams

  • John Bodkin Adams

  • Léonie Adams

  • Russell H. Adams

  • Sherman Adams

  • Omer Clyde Aderhold

  • Charles Adler Jr.

  • Peter Herman Adler

  • Hester Adrian, Baroness Adrian

  • Adruti Laxmibai

  • Vasile Aftenie

  • Eileen Agar

  • Harald Agersnap

  • Olga Agnew

  • Robert Agnew

  • Francis J. Ahern

  • Amin Ahmed

  • Herminio Ahumada

  • Jim Aiken

  • Philip Aines

  • Julienne Aisner

  • Satoshi Akao

  • Akenzua II

  • Albert Akst

  • Emilio Álava

  • Meggie Albanesi

  • Marcella Albani

  • Anni Albers

  • Ivor Aldridge

  • John Aldridge (RAF officer)

  • Alexander Ilyich Naumov

  • C.C. Dasham and Jeb Alexander

  • Fred Alexander (historian)

  • J. D. Alexander (coach)

  • Jim Alexander (footballer)

  • Maxime Moses Alexandre

  • György Alexits

  • Shahed Ali Patwary

  • William Evan Allan

  • Charles Allen (RAF officer)

  • Elsie Allen

  • Horace Allen (baseball)

  • John J. Allen Jr.

  • Anselmo Alliegro y Milá

  • Vera Allinson

  • George Allon

  • James Allred

  • Eduardo Alonso

  • Max Alpert

  • Peter Altmeier

  • Thomas Alty

  • Sofía Álvarez Vignoli

  • Ludolf Jakob von Alvensleben

  • Emory Alvord

  • Gopinath Aman

  • Giuseppe Amato

  • Samuzzo Amatuna

  • Jan Ambrus

  • Ambujammal

  • Shalva Amiranashvili

  • Mirza Hashem Amoli

  • Derick Heathcoat-Amory, 1st Viscount Amory

  • Walter Amos

  • Ephraim Amu

  • Signe Amundsen

  • Ove Andersen (athlete)

  • Ragnvald Mikal Andersen

  • Rudolf Andersen

  • Charles Arthur Anderson

  • David V. Anderson

  • Elda Emma Anderson

  • Evelyn M. Anderson

  • John W. Anderson (sailor)

  • Robert Henry Anderson

  • Ingvar Andersson

  • Pierre Andre (announcer)

  • Oscar Andrén

  • Avdy Andresson

  • William Andrewes

  • Norman Andrews

  • T. Coleman Andrews

  • Kornei Andrusenko

  • Jimmie Angel

  • Rifka Angel

  • Robert Cooley Angell

  • Sepp Angerer

  • Milton Angier

  • Beulah Annan

  • Anne Leflaive

  • Nikolay Annenkov

  • Edmund Anstice

  • Harry Anstiss

  • Borys Antonenko-Davydovych

  • Princess Antonia of Luxembourg

  • Fernando António

  • Aleksander Antson

  • Athanase Apartis

  • Hans Appenzeller

  • Gordon Apps

  • Valerian Borisovich Aptekar

  • Ankichi Arakaki

  • Zalman Aran

  • Jack Arbour

  • Adrien Arcand

  • Ray Arcel

  • Bob Archer

  • Louis V. Arco

  • Boris Arkadyev

  • Marcel Arland

  • Richard Arlen

  • Buzz Arlett

  • Haim Arlosoroff

  • Arnold Armitage

  • Len Armitage

  • Stephen Armone

  • Ronald Armstrong-Jones

  • C. W. Armstrong

  • Harris Armstrong

  • Harry George Armstrong

  • Jack Armstrong (footballer)

  • Jimmy Armstrong (footballer, born 1899)

  • Thomas Armstrong (author)

  • Carlo Arnaudi

  • Carl Jacob Arnholm

  • Everett M. "Busy" Arnold

  • David Arnott (politician)

  • Fernand Arnout

  • Robert Arnoux

  • Berta Arocena de Martínez Márquez

  • Abe Aronovitz

  • Juan Arremón

  • Sünuhi Arsan

  • Zaki al-Arsuzi

  • George K. Arthur

  • Andrija Artuković

  • Boris Artzybasheff

  • K. S. Arulnandhy

  • Roland Cubitt, 3rd Baron Ashcombe

  • Richard Ashman

  • Marion Ashmore

  • T. S. Ashton

  • E. C. M. d'Assis-Fonseca

  • Fred Astaire

  • Joe Astley

  • Miguel Ángel Asturias

  • D. P. Atapattu

  • Roman Richard Atkielski

  • M. E. Atkinson

  • Nigel Atkinson

  • Philippe Auboyneau

  • Fred Auckenthaler

  • Marcelle Auclair

  • Jacques Audiberti

  • Amable Audin

  • Charlotte Auerbach

  • Peter Aufschnaiter

  • Pierre Victor Auger

  • Eric Aumonier

  • Georges Auric

  • Eiliv Austlid

  • Myron Avery

  • Shaul Avigur

  • Herbert Axster

  • François Ayoub

  • George Ayres

  • Nilakanta Mahadeva Ayyar




B



  • James Tinkham Babb

  • George Babcock (American football)

  • Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski

  • Édouard Bader



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