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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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