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List of people by name: Bo

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Bo Hi Pak[?], founder's right-hand man, 1960s thru 1990s
Boal, Augusto, (born 1931), dramatist
Boas, Franz, (1858-1942), linguist
Boas, Orlando Villas[?], indianist
Bobet, Louison[?], cyclist
Bobko, Karol[?], astronaut
Boccaccio, Giovanni, (1313-1375), Italian novelist
Boccara, Frida[?], musician
Boccherini, Luigi, (1743-1805), composer
Bocelli, Andrea[?], musician
Bock, Fedor von[?], Field marshal
Bock, Feodor von[?], German soldier
Böcklin, Arnold[?], (1827-1901), painter
Bocuse, Paul[?], Chief cook
Bode, Johann Elert, (1747-1826), astronomer
Bodewig, Kurt[?], (2000-2002), German government minister
Bodhidharma, (440-528), buddhist saint
Bodley, Seóirse[?], member of Aosdána
Bodmer, Johann Jakob, (1698-1783)
Bodmer, Karl, (1809-1893), painter of the American West
Boehm, Gottfried[?], architect
Boehm-Bawerk, Eugen von, economist
Boerhaave, Herman, (1668-1738), physician
Boerigter, Marc, athlete
Boétie, Etienne de La[?], philosopher and politician
Boëthius, Anicius Manlius Severinus, (AD 480-524 or 525), philosopher
Boethius, of Dacia[?], scholastic philosopher
Bofill, Ricardo, (born 1939), architect
Bogan, Louise[?], poet
Bogan, Lucille[?], musician
Bogarde, Dirk, (1921-1999), actor
Bogart, Humphrey, (1899-1957), actor
Bogdanovich, Peter, (born 1939), film director
Boggs, Dock[?], musician
Boggs, Lilburn W.[?], governor
Boguszewski, Krzysztof[?], Polish painter
Böhm-Bawerk, Eugen von, (1851-1914), economist
Bohr, Aage Niels, (born 1922)
Bohr, Niels, (1885-1962), Danish physicist
Boileau-Despreaux, Nicolas, (1636-1711), poet
Boismard, Marie-Emile[?], o.p.
Boisson, Pierre[?], general and governor of Equatorial Africa
Boitano, Brian, (born 1963)
Boito, Arrigo, (1842-1918), Italian composer, opera composer
Bojetu, Berta[?], (1946-1997), poet
Bok, Bart[?], (1906-1983), astronomer
Bok, Christian, (born 1966), author of Eunoia
Bok, Hannes, (1914-1964), author
Bok, Hans[?], illustrator
Bokassa, Jean-Bedel, (1921-1996), Central African Republic emperor
Boland, Eavan[?], (born 1944), poet
Boland, Frederick[?], Diplomat and Irish delegate to UN
Boland, John Pius[?], double Olympic medal-winner/tennis,1896
Bolat, Latif[?], musician
Bolcom, William[?], (born 1938), composer, musician
Bolden, Buddy, (1877-1930), musician, "inventor of jazz"(?)
Bolden, Charles[?], astronaut
Boldrewood, Rolf, (1826-1915), novelist
Bolduc, Madame, singer, songwriter, harmonicist, violinist
Bolduc, Roch[?], Canadian senator
Boleslaus II, (1058-1079), King from 1076-1079, deposed
Boleslaus III[?], (999-1002), Bohemian aristocrat
Boleslaus III of Poland, (1107-1138), Polish ruler
Boleslaus II of Poland, (1058-1079), King from 1076-1079, deposed
Boleslaus II the Pious[?], (972-999), Bohemian aristocrat
Boleslaus I of Poland, (966-1025), sometimes called the Great, Poland
Boleslaus IV of Poland[?], (1146-1173), Polish ruler
Boleslaus V , Duke of Poland[?], (1243-1279), Polish ruler
Boleslav I of Bohemia, (935-972), Bohemian aristocrat
Bolet, Jorge[?], concert pianist
Bolger, Dermot[?], novelist, member of Aosdána
Bolger, Ray, (1904-1987), actor, dancer
Bolinger, Dwight[?], (1907-1992), linguist
Bolivar, Simon, (1783-1830), South American independence leader
Boliver, Angel[?], Mexican painter
Boljka, Janez[?], (born 1931), sculptor.
Bolkiah, Hassanal[?]
Bollandist, (1596-1665), hagiographer
Böll, Heinrich, (1917-1985), author
Bolling, Reuben[?], : Tom the Dancing Bug[?] Contemporary American polticial
Bolocco, Cecilla[?], Ex-Miss Universe, now married to ex-president of Argentina Carlos Menem.
Bolster, Stephanie[?], Canadian writer
Bolt, Robert, (1924-1995), dramatist
Bolton, Charles Thomas[?], astronomer
Boltzmann, Ludwig, (1844-1906), physicist, 1844-1906, born in Vienna
Bolyai, Farkos Wolfgang[?], (1775-1856), mathematician
Bolyai, Janos, (1802-1860), non-euclidean geometry
Bolzano, Bernard[?], philosopher, mathematician, and theologian
Bolzano, Bernhard[?], (1781-1848), mathematician
Bombardier, Joseph[?], snowmobiles[?]
Bombieri, Enrico, (born 1940), mathematician
Bonamy, Samuel[?], (1758-1771), British bailiff
Bonanno, Joseph, (1905-2002), US mafioso
Bonano, Sharkey, (1904-1972), musician
Bonaparte, Napoleon, (1769-1821), Corsican General & Emperor of France
Bond, Christopher S.[?], governor
Bondevik, Kjell Magne, (1997-2000), Norwegian Prime Minister
Bond, Graham[?], musician
Bond, Michael[?], Paddington Bear series
Bondar, Roberta, first Canadian woman in space
Bondarchuk, Sergei, (1920-1994), film director
Bonde, Gustav, (1620-1667), Swedish politician
Bondeson, August[?], Swedish writer
Bondone, Giotto di, (1267-1337), painter
Bonds, Bobby, (born 1946), baseball player and coach
Bone, Scott Cordelle[?], (Rep.) 1921-1925
Bonestell, Chesley[?], science fiction visual artist
Bonet, Lisa, (born 1967), actress
Bonetti, Peter, (born 1941), athlete
Bong, Richard, (1920-1945), US Fighter ace
Bongo, Ali[?], magician
Bonham, Tracy[?], musician
Bonheur, Rosa, (1822-1899), painter
Bonhöffer, Dietrich, (1906-1945), German theologian
Boniek, Zbigniew, athlete
Boniface I, Pope, (pope 417-418)
Boniface II, Pope, (pope 526-530)
Boniface III, Pope, (pope 604-606)
Boniface IV, Pope, (pope 615-618)
Boniface IX, Pope, (pope 1390-1404)
Boniface V, Pope, (pope 615-618)
Boniface VI, Pope, (pope 891-896)
Boniface VII, Pope
Boniface VIII, Pope, (pope 1303-1304)
Boniface of Savoy, (1245-1263), 1241 or 1245
Boniface, Saint, (680-755)
Bonifacio, Andres
Bonin-Piassarro, Claude[?], painter
Bonjol, Tuanku Imam, (1772-1864)
Bonnanaro, Francesco Carboni di[?]
Bonnard, Pierre[?], (1867-1947), painter
Bonner, Neville[?], politician
Bonnet, Charles, (1720-1793), botanist
Bonnot de Condillac, Etienne, (1715-1780), philosopher
Bonnot, Jules[?], French anarchist bank robber
Bono, (born 1960), lead singer of Irish rock band U2
Bonorva, Paolo Mossa di[?]
Bono, Sonny, (1935-1998), US pop musician and Congressman
Bonsignori, Francesco[?], (1460-1519), painter
Bontemps, Arna Wendell[?], poet
Bonvin, Roger, (1907-1982), Swiss Federal Councilor
Booker, James[?], musician
Boole, George, (1815-1864), philosopher, mathematician
Boone, Daniel, (1734-1820)
Boone, Pat, (born 1934), musician
Boone, Richard[?], actor
Boorman, John[?], film director
Booth, John Wilkes, (1838-1865), assassin of Abraham Lincoln
Booth, Philip[?], poet
Booth, Shirley, (1898-1992), actor
Booth, William, (1829-1912), and Catherine Booth[?] (Salvation Army cofounders)
Bopp, Franz, (1791-1867), linguist
Borcherds, Richard Ewen[?], mathematician
Borchert, Jochen[?], (1994-1998), German government minister
Borchert, Wolfgang[?], dramatist, author
Borduas, Paul-Émile[?], abstract painter (Les Automatistes)
Borgoño, Luis Barros[?], Chilean president
Borivoj[?], (870-895), Bohemian aristocrat
Borivoj II[?], (1101-1107), Bohemian aristocrat
Bor, Matej[?], (1913-1956), poet
Bor-Komorowski, Tadeusz[?], general and leader of Warsaw Uprising[?]
Boran, of Persia[?], and others from 630 to 631.
Borcic, Bogdan[?], painter and graphic artist.
Bordeaux, Henri, (1870-1963), French novelist
Borden, Robert Laird, (1854-1937)
Bordet, Jules, (1870-1961), Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1919
Bordon, Rado[?], (1915-1992), poet
Boreanaz, David, (born 1971), actor
Borel, Emile[?], French mathematician
Borel, Emile Felix Edouard Justin[?], (1871-1956), mathematician
Borg, Arne[?], swimmer
Borg, Bjorn, (born 1956), Swedish tennis professional
Borg, Carl Oscar, (1879-1947)
Borge, Victor, (1909-2000), Danish comedian
Borgen, Johan[?], author
Borger, Dimmu[?], musician
Borges, Jorge Luis, (1899-1986), Argentinean writer
Borghese, Valerio[?], Naval lieutenant commander
Borgia, Cesare, (1476-1507)
Borgia, Lucrezia, (1480-1519)
Borgnine, Ernest, (born 1917), actor
Boris III, of Bulgaria, (1894-1943), Bulgarian monarch
Borman, Frank, astronaut
Bormann, Juana[?], (1903-1945), she was an SS officer at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen death camps. She took sadistic plea
Bormann, Martin, (1900-probably 1945), nazi leader
Born, Max, (1882-1970), German physicist
Borodin, Alexander, (1833-1887), Russian composer
Borowski, Tadeusz[?], poet
Borromini, Francesco, (1599-1667), Italian architect
Borrow, George[?], American novelist
Borson, Roo, (born 1952), Canadian writer
Borsuk, Karol[?], (1905-1982), Pole
Borten, Per, (1965-1971), Norwegian Prime Minister
Bortkiewicz, Ladislaus, (1868-1931), mathematician, statistician
Boru, Brian, (940-1014), High King of Ireland
Borzage, Frank[?], film director
Borzov, Valeri, (born 1949), track & field
Boscana, Lucy[?], actress
Boscawen, Edward, (1711-1761), naval commander
Bosch-Gimpera, Pere, (1891-1974), anthropologist
Bosch, Hieronymus, (c.1460-1518), painter
Boscovich, Rudjer Josip, (1711-1787), Croat-Italian
Bose, Jagadis Chandra
Bose, Miguel, (born 1956), singer
Boselli, Luigi[?]
Boseon, Yoon[?], South Korean president
Bose, Satyendra Nath, (1894-1974), physicist
Bose, Subhas Chandra, Indian nationalist
Bosin, Blackbear, (1921-1980), native American artist, Wichita, Kansas.
Bosman, Herman Charles, (1905-1951), author
Bosnich, Mark, (born 1972), athlete
Bosschaert, Ambrosius, (1573-1612), painter
Bossuet, Jacques-Bénigne, (1627-1704)
Bossy, Michel[?], ice hockey player
Bossy, Mike[?]
Boston, Lucy M.[?], Green Knowe series
Bostwick, Barry, (born 1945), actor
Boswell, James, (1740-1795), Scotland
Boswell, John, (1947-1994), mediævalist and gay history
Botha, Louis[?], statesman
Bothe, Herta[?], she was a sadistic camp guard at Bergen-Belsen who beat prisoners without mercy
Bothmann, Hans[?], (1911-1946), a Commandant of the Chelmno[?] death camp in central Poland
Bötsch, Wolfgang[?], CSU
Botta, Mario, (born 1943), Swiss architect
Botticelli, Alessandro[?]
Botticelli, Sandro, (1445-1510), Italian painter
Bottomley, Horatio[?], British politician and journalist
Botvinnik, Mikhail, (1911-1995), chess player
Bouch, Thomas, (1822-1890), railways
Boucher, Gaétan[?], Two Olympic Gold and one bronze Medal - 1984;
Boucher, Maurice[?], "Hells Angels" leader
Bouck, William C.[?], Democratic, 1843-1844
Bougainville, Louis Antoine de
Bougeureau, William-Adophe[?], (1825-1905), painter
Boulanger, Lili[?], (1893-1918), composer
Boulanger, Nadia[?], (1887-1979), composer
Boulez, Pierre, (born 1925), avant garde composer
Boulle, Pierre, (1912-1994), French author
Bounds, Leonard Victor (born 1964), author/statistician
Bourassa, Henri, (1868-1952), Quebec politician
Bourbaki, Nicolas, mathematician
Bourchier, Thomas, (c. 1404-1486), Archbishop of Canterbury
Bourdelle, Antoine, (1861-1929), sculptor
Bourdieu, Pierre, (1930-2002), French philosopher
Bourelly, Jean-Paul[?], musician
Bourgain, Jean[?], mathematician
Bourke-White, Margaret[?], US aviator
Bourne, Possum, (1956-2003), rally driver
Bournonville, August, (1805-1879)
Bourque, Ray[?], 5 time winner of the James Norris Memorial Trophy
Boutros-Ghali, Boutros, (born 1922), UN secretary general
Boutsen, Thierry[?], racing driver
Bouvier-Kennedy, Jacqueline[?], (1929-1994)
Bova, Ben, (born 1932), author
Bovet, Daniel[?], (born 1907), 1957 Nobel Prize Laureate in Medicine
Boving, Nidholas[?], Canadian writer
Bové, José, (born 1954), anti-globalization activist
Bow, Clara
Bowell, Mackenzie, (1823-1917)
Bowering, George, (born 1935), Canadian writer
Bowering, Goerge[?], Canadian writer
Bowering, Marilyn, Canadian writer
Bowers, Edgar[?], poet
Bowersox, Kenneth[?], astronaut
Bowes-Lyon, Elizabeth, (1900-2002), (Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon), consort of King George VI
Bowie, David, (born 1947), singer-songwriter, musician
Bowie, Oden[?], governor
Bowie, Robert[?], governor
Bowlegs, Billy[?], (Seminole)
Bowser, William John[?], 1915-12-15 to 1916-11-23
Boxer, Barbara, US politician
Box, George[?], statistician
Boyce, Max, entertainer
Boyce, Tommy[?], and Bobby Hart[?]
Boyd, David, Canadian writer
Boyd, Edwin Alonzo[?], bank robber
Boyd, George Elroy[?], Canadian writer
Boyd, John, (1927-1997), inventor of the decision cycle
Boyd, Liona[?], classical guitarist
Boyd, Malcolm[?], televangelist
Boyd, Marx Alexander[?], (1563-1601), poet
Boye, Karin[?], Swedish writer
Boyer, Allison[?], poet
Boyer, Carl Benjamin, (1906-1976), mathematician
Boyer, Charles, (1897-1978), French actor
Boyer, Daniel C., (born 1971), painter, poet
Boyington, Pappy[?], US pilot
Boylan, Clare[?], Aosdána
Boylan, Sean[?], long-time manager of All-Ireland winning Meath[?] football team
Boyle, Kay[?], (A Glad Day)
Boyle, Robert, (1627-1691), physicist
Boyle, T. Coraghessan, author of The Road to Wellville[?], The Tortilla Curtain and [[A Friend of the Earth]
Boznanska, Olga[?], Polish painter
Bozzo, Laura, (born 1950), Peruvian talk show host

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