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List of people by name: Sa

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Saar, Betye[?], (born 1929), painter
Saarinen, Eero, (1910-1961), Finnish architect
Saarinen, Eliel[?], (1873-1950), Finnish architect
Saba, Umberto[?], poet
Sabatini, Gabriela[?], (Argentina)
Sabatini, Osvaldo[?], actor, brother of Gabriela Sabatini[?]
Sabbas of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
Saberhagen, Fred[?], (born 1930), US science fiction writer
Sabinianus, Pope, (604-606)
Sabrina (actress), American actress
Sacagawea, Native American guide
Saccheri, Giovanni Gerolamo[?], non-euclidean geometry
Sacco, Albert[?], astronaut
Sacco, Joe[?], comic creator
Sachar, Louis, Wayside School is Falling Down[?] series
Sachs, Hans[?], dramatist, author
Sachs, Nelly[?], dramatist, author
Sacks, Oliver, (born 1933), US neurologist
Sackville, George (Lord Germain), (1716-1785), British Secretary for Armerica in Revolution
Sackville-West, Vita, British landscape gardener.
Sackville, Lionel (1688-1765) British Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Sadat, Anwar, (1918-1981), president of Egypt
Saddler, Sandy[?], world champion boxer
Sade, Marquis de, (1740-1814), erotic and philosophic author
Sa'di[?], poet
Sadoveanu, Mihail[?], (1880-1961), novelist
Saebert of Essex[?], (604-616), King of Essex
Saelred of Essex[?], (738-746), King of Essex
Saenredam, Pieter Jansz[?], (1597-1665), painter
Saeward of Essex[?], (616/7-617), King of Essex
Saez, Irene, 1981 Miss Universe, Venezuelan politician
Safdie, Moshe, architect
Safer, Morely[?], journalist: "60 Minutes"
Safin, Marat[?], (Russia) Tennis player
Safire, William[?], (born 1929), linguist
Safka, Melanie[?], American singer
Saga, Emperor of Japan, (786-842)
Saga, emperor of Japan
Sagan, Carl, (1934-1996), US astronomer
Sagan, Françoise[?], French novelist
Sahara, Kenji, actor
Said Bin Taimur, (1932-1970), Oman sultan
Said, Edward, (born 1935), Arab scholar, student of Orientalism
Saifuddin, Omar Ali[?]
Sailer, Toni, (born 1935), 1956 Olympic Games - Won all three gold medals earning himself the Triple Crown of alpine skiing; bo
Saimei, (594-661), empress of Japan
Saimei, empress of Japan
Sainte Marie, Buffy[?], singer, songwriter, artist, activist
Sainte-Marie, Buffy[?], singer, songwriter, artist, activist
Saint Piran
Saint-Gelais, Melin de, (1487-1558), poet
Saint-Laurent, Yves, fashion designer
Saint-Phalle, Niki de[?], French sculptor
Sairabi, Hosa[?], Egyptian feminist
Saito, Yoshitsugu[?], general in Saipan
Saive, Jean-Michel[?], table tennis player
Sajak, Pat[?], television presenter
Sakai Saburo[?], WW2 Japanese fighter ace
Sakai, Stan, Japanese-born cartoonist of Usagi Yojimbo fame
Sakamoto, Ryuichi, (born 1942), musician, pop composer
Sakharov, Andrej[?], Russian physicist and dissident
Saki, author
Sakimoto, Hitoshi[?], composer
Sakuraba, Motoi[?], composer
Sakuramachi, emperor of Japan
Sakyamuni Buddha, founder of Buddhism
Salaberry, Charles de, (1778-1829), soldier
Saladin, (1137-1193), victor over Crusaders and founder of the Ayyubid dynasty of Egypt and Syria
Salamun, Tomaz[?], (born 1941), poet
Salandra, Antonio[?]
Salas, Marcelo[?], football player.
Salazar, Antonio[?], Prime minister and fascist dictator
Salazar, Antonio de Oliveira[?], Portuguese dictator
Saldivar, Yolanda, (born 1961), convicted killer
Sale, Jamie[?], & David Pelletier[?], pairs, Olympic Gold
Salemi, Joseph, (1902-2003), jazz trombonist
Salesbury, William, (c. 1520-c.1584)
Sali, Severin[?], (1911-1992), poet
Salieri, Antonio, (1750-1825), Austrian composer
Salinas, Carlos, (born 1948)
Salinger, J. D., US author
Salinger, J.D., US author
Salk, Jonas, (1914-1995), scientist
Sallaberry, Fernando and Nefty, singers, former members of Menudo.
Sallinen, Aulis[?], composer
Sallust, (86 BC-34 BC), historian
Salminen, Matti[?], Opera singer
Salming, Börje[?], ice hockey player
Salmond, Alex, (SNP leader 1990-2000)
Salo, Sami[?], ice hockey player
Salo, Tommy[?], ice hockey goalkeeper
Salonen, Neil[?], former President of US church
Salov, Valery[?], chess player
Salpeter, Edwin[?], astronomer
Salter, James[?], author
Saltykov-Shchedrin, Mikhail, (1826-1889), Russian novelist
Salutin, Rick[?], political writer, essayist editor
Salvadori, Tommaso[?]
Salvador, Luis Miguel[?], soccer player
Salvador, Sal[?], musician
Salvat-Papasseit, Joan[?], (1894-1924), poet
Sam, Magic[?], musician
Samain, Albert, (1858-1900)
Samaranch, Juan Antonio, (born 1920), president of the IOC from 1980 to 2001
Sambigucci, Gavino[?]
Samborski, Artur Nacht[?], Polish painter
Samec, Maks[?], (1844 - 1889 - chemist.
Samo, King[?], Slovene
Samostrzelnik, Stanislaw[?], Polish painter
Samouel of Krutitsy[?], (1771-1775), Metropolitan of Moscow
Sampaio, Albino Forjaz de[?], (1884-1949), novelist
Sampras, Pete, (born 1971), (United States) Tennis player
Samsonov, Alexander[?]
Samuel, Herbert[?], (1870-1963), British politician and High Commissioner of Palestine
Samuel I, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Samuel of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
Samuelson, Paul, (born 1915), economist
Samuil of Bulgaria, (died 1014)
Samy, Cuban hair stylist, TV personality
Sanabria, Edgard[?], president
Sanai, Hashimoto[?], Japanese political activist
Sanchez, Antonio (jazz)[?], musician
Sanchez Hernandez, Fidel, (1917-2003), president of El Salvador
Sanchez Vilella, Roberto, (1913-1998), Puerto Rico governor
Sanchez, Alex El Nene, (born 1973), world champion boxer
Sanchez, Antonio, actor and producer, known in Puerto Rico also as El Gangster
Sanchez, Hugo, (born 1958), soccer player
Sanchez, Mario Ernesto, actor, founder of Teatro Avante
Sanchez, Salvador, (1959-1982), featherweight world champion boxer
Sanchez, Sonia[?], poet
Sanchez-Vicario, Arantxa[?], (Spain)
Sancho II of Portugal, (1223-1248), Portuguese monarch
Sancho I of Portugal, (1185-1211), Portuguese monarch
Sancroft, William, (1616-1693), Archbishop of Canterbury
Sancta Maria, Alphonsus A, (1396-1456), 15th century Spanish historian
Sand, George, (1804-1876), feminist author
Sandage, Allan[?], (born 1926), astronomer
Sandburg, Carl, (1878-1967), poet
Sandels, Count Johan August[?], (1824-1827), Norwegian Prime Minister
Sandels, Johan August, (1764-1831), Swedish soldier
Sandemose, Axel[?], author
Sander, August[?], photographer
Sanders, Barry, football player, Wichita, Kansas.
Sanders, Corrie, (born 1967), world champion boxer
Sanders, Deion[?], NFL and baseball player
Sanderson, Derek[?]
Sandler, Adam, (born 1965), comedian
Sandrelli, Stefania[?], actor
Sandro[?], singer
Saneomi, Sirosawa[?]
Sanfuentes, Juan Luis[?], president
Sangallo, Antonio[?], architect
Sanger, Margaret, US pro-contraceptive activist
Sanguily, Julio[?]
Sanjo, emperor of Japan
Sankara, Adi, (c. 788-820), Indian composer
Sankara, Thomas, (1949-1987), military leader of Burkina Faso
Sanna, Vicente Bacallar[?]
Sannia, Marisa[?]
Sansom, Odette, (1912-1995), SOE agent
Sansovino, Jacopo[?], sculptor
Santa Anna, Antonio Lopez de, (1794-1876), Mexican general and dict
Santamaria, Mongo[?], Jazz musician
Santana, Carlos, (born 1947), of the band Santana
Santayana, George, (1863-1952), US writer
Santer, Jacques[?], (1994-1999), resigned
Santi, Raffaello, (1483-1520), Italian painter
Santiago, Benito, (born 1965), baseball player
Santiago, Daniel, (born 1976), basketball player
Santiago, Eddie, Puerto Rican Salsa singer
Santiago, Maria De Lourdes, Puerto Rican politician, activist, journalist
Santillan, Jesica, (1985-2003), patient who received wrong heart and lungs during transplant
Santisteban, Anna, (1914-2003), Puerto Rican beauty queen trainer
Sant Jordi, Jordi de[?], poet
Santo, El[?], wrestler
Santorum, Rick, US politician
Santos, Anthony[?], Portuguese singing star
Santos-Dumont, Alberto, (1873-1932), non-rigid airship and airplane
Santos-Febres, Mayra, Puerto Rican writer
Saperstein, David[?], author
Sapir, Edward, (1884-1939), linguist
Sapkowski, Andrzej, (born 1948), author
Sapp, Bob, (born 1972), boxer, athlete
Sappho, ancient Greek poet
Sapunjin, Dave[?]
Sapunjis, Dave[?], athlete
Sarabon, Mitja[?], poet
Saradha, K.[?], mathematician
Saradha, Natarajan[?], mathematician
Sarafanov, Gennady[?], astronaut
Saragat, Giuseppe[?], Italian president
Saralegui, Cristina, (born 1948), journalist, show host and actress
Saramago, José, (born 1922), Nobel Prize for Literature 1998
Sarandon, Chris, (born 1942), actor
Sarandon, Susan, actor
Sarasate, Pablo[?], (1844-1908), composer
Saraste, Jukka-Pekka[?], conductor
Sardegna, Cacciatori di[?]
Sardegna, Granatieri di[?]
Sarebresole, Paul, (1875-1911), ragtime songwriter
Sargent, Gray[?], musician
Sargent, John Singer, (1856-1925), US painter
Sargent, Martin, comedian
Sargon II of Assyria, (reigned 721 BC-705 BC), Akkad
Sariola, Mauri[?], Finnish crime writer
Sarkissian, Vasgen[?]
Sarnoff, David, (1891-1971), business person
Saroyan, William, (1908-1981), dramatist
Sarrail, Maurice[?], (1856-1929), General
Sarsfield, Patrick[?], Earl of Lucan - military leader
Sarto, Andrea del, (1487-1531), Italian painter
Sartre, Jean-Paul, (1905-1980), French author and philosopher
Sassari, Brigata[?]
Sassoon, Siegfried, (1886-1967), British war poet
Sassu, Aligi[?]
Sastry, Syama[?], Indian composer
Satanta[?], Chief of the Kiowa tribe[?], Western Kansas.
Satge, Philippe[?], mathematician
Satie, Erik, (1866-1925), composer of Musiques d'ameublement
Satir, Virginia, (1916-1988), psychologist
Satta, Giacinto[?]
Satta, Salvatore[?], Sardinian novelist
Satta, Sebastiano[?]
Sattmann, Peter[?], dramatist, author
Saul, John Ralston, businessman, essayist, diplomat
Saunders, Charles Edward[?], Marquis Wheat
Saunders, Jennifer, British comedian
Saunders, Raymond[?], (born 1934), painter
Sauser, Frédéric-Louis, (1887-1961), author known as Blaise Cendrars
Sausmarez, Havilland Walter de[?], (1922-1929), British bailiff
Sausmarez, Jean de[?], (1714-1728), British bailiff
Saussure, Ferdinand de, (1857-1913), linguist
Saussure, Horace-Bénédict de, (1740-1799), botanist
Sauvé, Jeanne, (1922-1993), governor general
Savage, Fred, actor
Savage, John, (1932-2003)
Savage, Leonard Jimmy[?], statistician
Savage, Michael
Savage, Michael Joseph, (1872-1940), politician
Savalas, Telly[?], US author
Savannah (film actress)[?], American pornographic actress
Savard, Serge[?]
Savard, Serge, (1557-1578), Portuguese monarch
Savart, Felix[?], (1791-1841), physicist
Savinio, Alberto[?], novelist
Savinsek, Jakob[?], (1922-1961), sculptor.
Savinykh, Viktor[?], astronaut
Saviola, Javier, (born 1981), athlete
Savitskaya, Svetlana, astronaut
Savon, Felix[?], amateur boxer
Sawa, Devon, (born 1978), actor
Sawalha, Julia, (born 1968), (Absolutely Fabulous)
Sawchuk, Terry[?]
Sawka, Jan[?], Polish painter
Sawyer, Robert[?], author
Sawyer, Robert J.[?], Canadian writer
Sax, Adolphe, (1814-1894), Belgian inventor
Saxo Grammaticus, Danish historian
Say, Jean-Baptiste, (1767-1832), economist
Say, Louis, (1774-1840), economist
Saycocie, Bounleut, politician in Laos
Sayer, Lady Sylvia, (1904-2000), British conservationist
Sayers, Dorothy L., (1893-1957), writer of mystery novels
Sayers, Joseph D.[?], (1899-1903), American Governor of Texas
Sayers, Tom[?], boxer
Sayles, John, (born 1950), film director
Saylor, Steven[?], author
Sazonov, Sergei[?], (1910-1916)

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