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• St. John, Mia, (born 1967), world boxing champion
• Stábile, Guillermo[?], athlete
• Stableford, Brian[?], British science fiction writer
• Stabrowski, Kazimierz[?], Polish painter
• Stacey, Paul[?], bass player
• Stackelberg, Berndt Otto, junior[?], Swedish soldier
• Stackelberg, Berndt Otto, senior[?], Swedish soldier
• Stack, Frank[?]
• Stackpole, Michael A[?], author
• Stack, Robert, (1919-2003), actor, 1919-2003, died of unrelated cause.
• Staff, Leopold[?], poet
• Stafford Beer, Anthony, (1926-2002)
• Stafford, John[?], Archbishop of Canterbury
• Stafford, Michelle[?], actress
• Stafford, Thomas[?], astronaut
• Stafford, William[?], poet
• Ståhlberg, Kaarlo Juho, (1865-1952), president 1919-1925
• Stählberg, Kaarlo Juho[?], president of Finland 1919-1925
• Stairs, John F., (1848-1904), entrepreneur, statesman
• Stairs, Matt, (born 1968)
• Stairs, William, (1863-1892), Victorian explorer, discovered one source of the Nile River, first non-African to ever climb
• Stait, Brent[?], actor
• Stajuda, Jerzy[?], Polish painter
• Stalec, Ivan[?], mathematician.
• Stalin, Josef, (1879-1953), Soviet dictator
• Stalin, Joseph, (1879-1953), Soviet dictator
• Stallman, Richard, (born 1953), US founder of free software movement, software developer
• Stallman, Richard M., (born 1953), computer programmer and founder of the Free Software Foundation.
• Stallone, Sylvester, (born 1946), actor
• Stamboliski, Alexander[?]
• Stamitz, Carl, (1745-1801)
• Stämpfli, Jakob, (1820-1879), Swiss president
• Stamp, Terence, (born 1939), actor
• Stampfli, Walter, (1884-1965), Swiss Federal Councilor
• Stander, Ron, (born 1947), heavyweight boxer
• Stane, Franc Rozman, (1911-1944), (WWII Slovene partisan's commandant)
• Stanford, Charles Villiers, (1852-1924), composer
• Stang, Emil[?], (1893-1895), Norwegian Prime Minister
• Stang, Fredrik[?], (1861-1880), Norwegian Prime Minister
• Stangl, Franz[?], (1908-1971), a Commandant Sobibor extermination camp in Poland
• Stanic, Valentin[?], (1774-1847), poet
• Stanislaus II of Poland[?], (1764-1795), abdicated
• Stanislaus I of Poland, (1706-1709, 1733-1736), Polish ruler
• Stanislavski, Konstantin, (1863-1938), Russian acting theorist
• Stanislavsky, Konstantin Sergeyevich[?], (1868-1938), actor
• Stanislawski, Jan[?], Polish painter
• Stanley, Charles[?], televangelist
• Stanley, Fiona
• Stanley, Henry Morton, (1841-1904), explorer
• Stanley, John, (1712-1786), comic creator
• Stanovnik, Branko[?], (born 1938), chemist.
• Stanshall, Viv, notable English eccentric
• Stanshall, Vivian, (1943-1995), notable English eccentric
• Stante, Jernej[?], poet
• Stanton, Harry Dean, actor
• Stanwyck, Barbara, (1907-1990), actor
• Stapledon, Olaf, (1886-1950), British science fiction writer
• Stapleton, Jean[?], actor
• Starbuck, George[?], poet
• Starck, Philippe, (born 1949), designer
• Starhawk, activist, pagan leader, author
• Stark, John, (1728-1822), American Revolutionary War general
• Stark, Koo, (born 1956)
• Starkey, David, (born 1945), historian
• Stark, Lloyd C.[?], US governor, politician
• Starr, Kenneth
• Stas, Jean, (1813-1891)
• Stasheff, Christopher[?], author
• Statius, (c. AD 45-96), poet
• Staton, Candi[?], musician
• Stattler, Wojciech Korneli[?], Polish painter
• Stauffenberg, Claus von, (1907-1944), German colonel & July Plot instigator
• Staugaitis, Jonas[?], president
• Staunton, Howard, (1810-1874), chess player
• Stauracius, Byzantine Emperor
• Stavec, Karmen, (born 1973), musician and singer.
• Stazewski, Henryk[?], Polish painter
• St. Brigid[?], Irish saint and bishop
• Stead, C.K.[?], (born 1932), poet
• Stead, Christina, (1902-1983), novelist
• Stech, Andrzej[?], Polish painter
• Stecher, Renate, (born 1950), athlete
• Stedingk, Curt von[?], Swedish soldier
• Steel, Danielle, American novelist
• Steele, Allen[?], author
• Steele, Guy[?], Common Lisp, Scheme
• Steele, Richard, (born 1944), famous boxing referee
• Steen, Jan, (1626-1679), painter
• Steen, Johannes[?], (1898-1902), Norwegian Prime Minister
• Stefánsson, Stefán Jóhann[?], (1947-1949), prime minister
• Stefan of Ryazan[?], (1700-1721), Metropolitan of Moscow
• Stefan, Joseph, (1835-1893), Slovene
• Stefani, Gwen, (born 1969), singer-songwriter
• Stefanowicz, Kajetan[?], Polish painter
• Steffani, Agostino[?], Italian opera composer
• Steger, Ales[?], (born 1973), poet
• Steiger, Eduard von, (1881-1962), Swiss Federal Councilor
• Steiger, Rod, (1925-2002), actor
• Stein, Edith, (1891-1942), nun, victim of Holocaust
• Stein, Getrude, (1874-1946), US writer
• Steinbeck, John, (1902-1968), US author
• Steinberger, Jack[?], (born 1921), 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics
• Steinem, Gloria[?], US feminist
• Steiner, Jakob[?], (1796-1863), geometer, mathematician
• Steiner, Max, (1888-1971), film composer
• Steiner, Rudolf, (1861-1925), mystic & philosopher
• Steinitz, Wilhelm, (USA, 1836-1900), chess player
• Steinle, Eduard von[?], (1810-1886), painter
• Steinman, Jim, (born 1948), rock composer and producer
• Steinmetz, Charles, (1865-1923), electrical innovator
• Steinmetz, Charles Proteus, (1865-1923), electrical innovator
• Steinþórsson, Steingrímur[?], (1950-1953), prime minister
• Steinvegg, Erling[?], Norwegian monarch
• Steinwachs, Ginka[?], dramatist, author
• Steklov, Vladimir, (1863-1926), Russian
• Stella, Frank, (born 1936), painter
• Stenbock, Gustaf Otto, (1614-1685), Swedish soldier
• Stenbock, Magnus[?], Swedish soldier
• Stendhal, (1783-1842), author of The Red and the Black[?], considered by some to be the first modern novel
• Stengel, Charles Dillon ("Casey"), (1891-1975), baseball player, manager, raconteur
• Stenhammar, Wilhelm[?], Swedish musician
• Stenmark, Ingemar[?], alpine skier
• Steno, Nicolas, (1638-1686), pioneer in early-modern geology
• Stenton, Frank[?], historian
• Stephan, Joseph[?], Maronite Patriarch
• Stephan (Maronite Patriarch)[?]
• Stephan of Amasea[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Stephan, Rudi[?], (1887-1915), composer
• Stephanus II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Stephanus I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Stephen I, Pope, (254-257)
• Stephen II, Pope, (741-752)
• Stephen III, Pope, (752-757)
• Stephen IV, Pope, (767-772)
• Stephen of England
• Stephen of Poligny[?], scholastic philosopher
• Stephen of Venizy[?], scholastic philosopher
• Stephens, Lon Vest[?], US governor, politician
• Stephen V, Pope, (816-817)
• Stephen VI, Pope, (885-891)
• Stephen VII, Pope, (896-897)
• Stephen VIII, Pope, (929-931)
• Stephen IX, Pope, (939-942)
• Stephen X, Pope, (1057-1058)
• Stephen, King of England
• Stephens, John Lloyd, (1805-1852)
• Stephenson, George, (1781-1848), civil engineer, inventor
• Stephenson, Neal, (born 1959), author
• Stephenson, Pamela, (Not the Nine O'Clock News)
• Stepniak, Russian radical
• Stepovich, Michael Anthony[?], (Rep.) 1957-1958
• Stepton, Rick[?], musician
• Sterling, Bruce, author
• Sterling, Ross S.[?], (1931-1933), American Governor of Texas
• Stern, Avraham[?], Zionist leader
• Stern, Gerald[?], poet
• Sternheim, Carl[?], dramatist, author
• Stern, Isaac, (1920-2001)
• Stern, Leni[?], musician
• Stern, Mike[?], musician
• Sternberg, Robert[?], psychologist
• Sterne, Laurence, (1713-1768), novelist
• Sternen, Matej[?], (1870-1949), painter.
• Stevens, George, (1904-1975), film director
• Stevens, Nettie[?], biologist
• Stevenson, Adlai
• Stevens, Wallace, (1880-1955), poet
• Stevenson, Adlai E., (1835-1914), US politician
• Stevenson, Alexandra[?], (USA)
• Stevenson, Coke R.[?], (1941-1947), American Governor of Texas
• Stevenson, Juliet[?], actor
• Stevenson, McLean[?], actor
• Stevenson, Richard[?], Canadian writer
• Stevenson, Robert Louis, (1850-1894), author of Treasure Island
• Stevenson, Teofilo, (born 1952), Olympic gold medal boxer
• Stevens, Samuel , Jr.[?], US governor, politician
• Stevermer, Caroline[?], author
• Stevin, Simon, (1548-1620), Belgian mathematician
• Steward, Emanuel, (born 1944), Hall of Fame boxing trainer
• Stewart, Al[?], singer-songwriter
• Stewart, Bill[?], musician
• Stewart, Charles (1868-1946), (1868-1946), 1917-10-30 to 1921-08-13
• Stewart, Charles D.[?], American novelist
• Stewart, Dugald, (1753-1828), philosopher
• Stewart, Jackie[?], world champion Formula 1 driver
• Stewart, James, (~1383-1451), US actor
• Stewart, J. I. M., (1906-1994)
• Stewart, Jimmy, (1908-1997), actor
• Stewart, Jon, (born 1962), comedian
• Stewart, Mary, (born 1916), author, novelist
• Stewart, Patrick, (born 1940), British actor
• Stewart, Robert, astronaut
• Stewart, Robert Marcellus[?], US governor, politician
• Stewart, Rod, (born 1945), singer-songwriter, musician
• Stewart, Wynn[?], singer-songwriter, musician
• St. Germain, Gerry[?], Canadian senator
• Stich, Michael[?], (Germany)
• Stich, Otto, (born 1927), Swiss Federal Councilor
• Stickney, Trumbull[?], poet
• Stieglitz, Alfred[?], photographer
• Stieltjes, Thomas Joannes, (1856-1894), mathematician
• Stierneld, Samuel Gustaf[?], Swedish soldier
• Stiernhielm, Georg[?], Swedish writer
• Stifel, Michael[?], (1487-1567), mathematician
• Stigand, (died 1072), Archbishop of Canterbury
• Stiglic, France[?], (1919-1993), film director.
• Stiglic, Tugo[?], (born 1946), film director.
• Stiglitz, Joseph E., (born 1942), economist
• Stiles, Nobby[?], athlete
• Still, Clyfford, (1904-1980), painter
• Still, James[?], poet
• Stiller, Ben, comedian
• Stills, Stephen, singer-songwriter, musician
• Still, Susan (Kilrain)[?], astronaut
• Stillwell, Joseph[?], General and Chiang Kai-Shek's chief of staff
• Stimson, Frederick Jesup[?], US novelist
• Stine, R. L.[?], Goosebumps[?] series
• Sting (musician), (born 1951)
• Stinson, Kathy[?], Canadian writer
• Stipe, Michael, (born 1960), singer-songwriter
• Stires, Ernest M.[?], televangelist
• Stirling, David, (1915-1990), British colonel and founder of Special Air Service
• Stirling, James, (1692-1770), architect
• Stirling, S. M.[?], author
• Stirner, Max, (1806-1856), Young Hegelian[?] philosopher and anarchist.
• Stobart, Eddie
• Stock, Alfred, (1876-1946), chemist
• Stockdale, James, (born 1923), United States Navy admiral
• Stockhausen, Karlheinz, (born 1928), modern 12-tone composer
• Stockhausen, Markus[?], musician
• Stockton, Frank R., (1834-1902), The Lady or the Tiger?[?]
• Stockwood, Kim[?], singer
• Stoiber, Edmund, (born 1941), CSU prime minister of Bavaria
• Stoitchkov, Hristo[?], athlete
• Stojko, Elvis, (died 2001)
• Stoker, Bram, author of Dracula
• Stokes, Frank[?], musician
• Stokes, George Gabriel, (1819-1903), physicist
• Stokes, Stan, (modern)
• Stokowski, Leopold, (1882-1977)
• Stollery, Peter A.[?], Canadian senator
• Stoltenberg, Gerhard[?], CDU (Finance, later Defense)
• Stoltenberg, Jens, (2000-2001), Norwegian Prime Minister
• Stoltenberg, Thorvald, (born 1931)
• Stolz, Robert[?], [1] (http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Strasse/1945/WSB/stolz)
• Stone, Anne[?], Canadian writer
• Stone, Edward Durrell, architect
• Stone, Edward James, (1831-1897), astronomer
• Stone, John Hoskins[?], US governor, politician
• Stone, Lucy, (1818-1893)
• Stone, Matt[?], comedian
• Stone, Oliver, film director
• Stone, Sharon, (born 1958), actress
• Stone, Sly, (born 1944), singer-songwriter
• Stone, William Joel[?], US governor, politician
• Stoppa, Paolo[?], actor
• Stoppard, Tom, playwright
• Stork, Gilbert[?], chemist
• Storm, Theodor, (1817-1888), poet
• Stormare, Peter
• Storni, Alfonsina[?], (1892-1938), poet
• Stossel, John[?], television personality
• Stottlemyre, Mel[?], major league baseball player and coach
• Stoudemire, Amare, (born 1982), NBA basketball player
• Stout, Rex, (1886-1975), creator of Nero Wolfe
• Stowe, Harriet Beecher, (1811-1896), American novelist
• Strabo, (63 BC/64 BC-circa 24 BC), geographer
• Strachey, Lytton, (1880-1932), English
• Straczynski, J. Michael, author
• Straczynski, Joseph Michael, author
• Strait, George, (born 1952), musician
• Stramm, August[?], dramatist, author
• Strand, Mark[?], (former poet laureate)
• Strand, Paul[?], photographer
• Strange, Robert[?], (1721-1792), painter
• Strasser, Gregor[?], early Nazi leader
• Stratemeyer, Edward L.[?], (see Victor Appleton, Jr.[?], Carolyn Keene, Franklin Dixon[?])
• Stratford, John de, (died 1348), Archbishop of Canterbury
• Stratten, Dorothy[?], (1960-1980), Playboy model
• Stratton, Terry[?], Canadian senator
• Straub, Peter[?], author
• Strauss, Botho[?], poet
• Strauß, Botho[?], dramatist, author
• Strauss, David Friedrich, (1808-1874), philosopher
• Strauß, Franz Josef[?], CSU (Defense)
• Strauss, Gregor[?], Nazi
• Strauss, Harry, (1908-1941), mafia hitman
• Strauss, Johann, I, (1804-1849), composer
• Strauss, Johann, II, (1825-1899), composer
• Strauss, Joseph[?], (1827-1870), composer
• Strauss, Leo, (1899-1973), philosopher
• Strauss, Levi[?], inventor
• Strauss, Phil[?], – Mafia hitman
• Strauss, Richard, (1864-1949), German composer, opera composer
• Straussenburg, Artur Arz von[?], (1857-1935), Chief of Staff (1917-1918)
• Stravinsky, Igor, (1882-1971), Russian
• Strawberry, Darryl, (born 1962), baseball player
• Strayhorn, Billy[?], composer
• Streep, Meryl, (born 1949), actor
• Streeruwitz, Marlene[?], dramatist, author
• Street, Ben[?]
• Street, Patrick[?], musician
• Streeton, Arthur[?], painter
• Streicher, Julius, (1885-1946), German nazi
• Streisand, Barbra, (born 1942), television personality, musician
• Strekalov, Guennadi[?], astronaut
• Strel, Boris[?], alpine skier, Olympic athlete.
• Strel, Martin, (born 1954), Slovene
• Stresemann, Gustav, (1878-1929), statesman of Weimar Republic
• Streuli, Hans, (1892-1970), Swiss Federal Councilor
• Strickland, Mabel
• Strickland, Samuel[?], (1804-1867), Twenty-seven Years in Canada West
• Strindberg, August, (1849-1912), Swedish writer
• Stringfellow, John[?], airplane
• Stritar, Josip[?], (1836-1923), poet, author and editor.
• Strittmatter, Thomas[?], dramatist, author
• Strnad, Janez, (born 1934), physicist and populariser of natural science.
• Strnisa, Gregor[?], (1929-1987), poet
• Strobel, Bartlomiej[?], Polish painter
• Strode, Ralph[?], scholastic philosopher
• Stroheim, Erich von[?], film director
• Ström, Fredrik[?], Swedish writer
• Strom, Harry E., (1914-1984), 1968-12-12 to 1971-09-10
• Strong, John Franklin Alexander[?], (Dem.) 1913-1918
• Stropnik, Igor[?], (born 1966), poet
• Stroustrup, Bjarne, (born 1950), C++
• Struensee, Johan Friedrich, (1737-1772)
• Strug, Kerri, (born 1977), Olympic gymnast
• Strugatski, Arkady & Boris[?], Russian science fiction writers
• Struik, Dirk Jan[?], (1894-2000), mathematician
• Strummer, Joe, (1952-2002), musician
• Struve, Friedrich von[?], (1793-1864), astronomer
• Struve, Otto[?], (USA, 1897-1963), astronomer
• Stryjenska, Zofia[?], Polish painter
• Stryker, Dave[?], musician
• Strzeminski, Wladyslaw[?], Polish painter
• Stuart, Don[?], televangelist
• Stuart, Francis[?], Saoi of Aosdána
• Stuart, Imogen, (born 1927), sculptor, Aosdána
• Stuart, Jesse[?], poet
• Stubbs, George, (1724-1806), painter
• Stubbs, Imogen[?], (born 1961), actress
• Studebaker, John Ward, (1887-1989), educator
• Studites, Alexius[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Studites, Antony[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Stukelj, Leon[?], (1898-1999), gymnast, Olympic athlete.
• Stukus, Annis[?], Canadian athlete
• Stulginskis, Aleksandras[?], president
• Stumberger, Miroslav[?], marine officer and rocket engineer
• Stupica, Bojan[?], (1910-1970), film director, stage actor and scene manager.
• Stupica, Gabrijel[?], (1913-1990), painter.
• Sturckow, Frederick[?], astronaut
• Sturdee, Doveton, (1859-1925), British
• Sture, Sten, the elder, (1470-1497 and 1501-1503), Swedish politician
• Sture, Sten, the younger, (1492-1520), Swedish politician
• Sture, Svante, (1460-1512), Swedish politician
• Sturgeon, Theodore, (1918-1985), author
• Sturges, John[?], film director
• Sturges, Preston[?], dramatist
• Sturluson, Snorri, (1179-1241), Icelandic Saga chronicler
• Stürmer, Boris[?]
• Stuyvesant, Peter, (1592-1672), governor of the New Netherlands
• Styppes, Leon[?], patriarch of Constantinople