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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

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