Almanac results for 1951-02-14

Jana Kuťková, Slovak handball player

Mohammed Ali Beshr, Egyptian politician

Betty Bartlett, badminton player

Kersti Hermansson, Swedish docent and chemist

Luc Bertrand, Belgian businessman

Q105759490, Belarusian university teacher

Boško Abramović, chess grandmaster (1951–2021)

Martha Laguette, Mexican lawyer and politician

Michael Ryan, literary scholar, born 1951

John Carroll, Ph.D. University of Nebraska-Lincoln 1980

Margarida Maria Machado, person identified in the Museu da Pessoa collection

David Leckie, Australian businessman

Haruki Uemura, Japanese judoka (1951-)

Robert Newcomb, American writer

Shlomo Ninyo, Israeli association football player

Georgi Zhekov, Bulgarian association football player (1951-)

John Vornholt, American writer and journalist

Luciano Murillo, Spanish association football player

Eva Weissweiler, German non-fiction writer and writer

Wolfgang Benedek, Austrian jurist and writer

Syd Kitchen, musician from South Africa

Tonyu Tsanev, Bulgarian painter

Q4149783, Russian choreographer

Christian Francis Santi, (1951-1953)

Anne Voget, German politician, member of the Landtag of Bavaria (1951-2011)

Larry Milbourne, professional baseball player

Vilmar da Silva Rocha, Brazilian politician

Ai Akamatsu, Japanese organist

Daniel Miller, British music producer and founder of Mute Records

György Szalai, Hungarian weightlifter

Anatol Rusiecki, Belarusian inventor

Kevin Keegan, English association football player and manager

Lino Osvaldo Felissari, Italian politician

Iain Phillip, footballer (born 1951)

Timothy Forder, film director and writer

Vladas Urbanavičius, Lithuanian sculptor

JoJo Starbuck, American figure skater

Terry Gross, American journalist; host and producer of "Fresh Air" a Peabody Award-winning radio program

Geraldo Luiz Borges Hackmann, Brazilian priest

Jean-Paul Delahaye, French educator and official

Amanda Marguerite Polk Shaughnessy, (born 1951)

Mustafa Behiç Kılıçhan, Turkish politician (born 1951)

Christos Folias, Greek politician

Sylvain Sylvain, American guitarist (1951–2021)

Chiaki Sakai, Japanese jockey

Sherry Broecker, American politician

Carl Schaukowitch, American football player

Janusz Polanski, Polish pianist

Danny Peer, Israeli musician

Siegfried Stötzner, association football player

Monica Edwardsson, Swedish actress

Jane Bartle-Wilson, equestrian

Yutaka Yoshizawa, Japanese diplomat

Kenny Hyslop, British musician

Graham White, Australian swimmer, Olympic silver medallist, former world record-holder

Brian R Johnson, chess player

Susan Tifft, American journalist

Isabelle Balsamo, French curator of heritage

Cynthia Whitcomb, television writer and playwright

Christine Brendle, German publisher

Sun Biki, Indonesian politician (born 1951)

Maria Weber, Italian economist (1951-2009)

Marco Aurelio Tisi, person identified in the Museu da Pessoa collection

Steve Austin, Australian distance runner

Dominique Garing, French film director

Jiří T. Kotalík, Czech art historian (1951-2020)

Fadil Kujovska, actor (1951-2014)

Carlos Santillán, Argentine activist

Jean-Paul Dieudonne, French politician

Christian Dupouy, French politician

Q4078830, Russian political scientist

Pierre Espiet, French politician

Halil Gür, Turkish-Dutch writer (born 1951)

Sundaramoorthy Chandrasekaran, Indian businessperson (born 1951, child of Rajarathnam Sundaramoorthy)

Lothar W. Kroh, German professor of food chemistry

Daniël Buyle, Belgian journalist and politician

Aleqsandr Agavelyan, Armenian physician

Volker Bescht, German military personnel

Philippz Leguet, French politician

Itamar Coppio, politician from Brazil

Fathurrakhman, Indonesian politician (born 1951)

Q19958030, American gridiron football player

Thierry Wolton, French essayist

Leonardo da Jandra, Mexican philosopher

Elma Verhey, Dutch journalist (1951-2019)

Michael Doucet, American musician

Philippe Pozzo di Borgo, French entrepreneur and author (1951–2023)

Frank Pierre, Seychellois musician

Beatrice Webb, English medical practitioner

William S. Sitman, Korean War Medal of Honor recipient

Florence Amy Lambert, (died 1951)

Ksenia Ksanina, Russian Soviet translator and journalist

Karl Georg Prinz zu Bentheim und Steinfurt, (1884-1951)

Q106769675, American suffragist

Vladimír Mandík, victim of homicide

Harry Thompson, American baseball player (1889–1951)

Mauro Del Giudice, Italian writer (1857–1951)

Urbano de Mendonça Dias, Portuguese writer (1878-1951)

Frederic Beal Snyder, (1859-1951)

Wolf Baron von Engelhardt, (1889-1951)

Q136435228, sentenced to death in France

Ernesto Lacombe, Brazilian journalist

Violet Alice Penrose Coghill, (died 1951)

Andrés Barbero, Paraguayan scientist, botanist and humanist (1877-1951)

Q136593090, German military personnel and ornithologist (1884-1951)

Juhan Loskit, Estonian chemist (1889-1951)

Michael J. Hart, American politician (1877-1951)

George Harry Langley, 2nd Vice Chancellor of Dacca University

Q7298106, American flying ace (1923–1951)

Norman B. Stewart, Peerage person ID=552305

David McLean, Scottish footballer, born 1884

Jane Constance Cory, (died 1951)

Fee Klaus, American football player (1902-1951)

António Pereira Inácio, Portuguese businessperson

Otto Pukk, Estonian politician (1900-1951)

Arthur Hoffmann, Swiss telegraphist and insect collector (1877-1951)

Taichung County Council, legislature of Taichung County, Taiwan

Yilan County Council, legislature of Yilan County, Taiwan

Sedap Malam, 1951 film by Ratna Asmara

A Yank in Korea, 1951 film by Lew Landers

Official gazette of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia no 8/1951, issue of the Official gazette of Yugoslavia

Jangipur Sangbad (Volume 37, No. 39), issue of Jangipur Sangbad published on 14 February 1951

Of Men and Music, 1951 film directed by Alexander Hammid and Irving Reis

LASHER: RETURN FROM COMBAT PATROL IN KOREA (NAID 118614), item in the National Archives and Records Administration's holdings

L'arrabalet alegre, sardana by Joaquim Nualart i Puignau