Kas gimė 1873 m.

French novelist, author, and woman of letters best known for her novella *Gigi* and extensive contributions to journalism, playwriting, and screenwriting

French poet, essayist, and editor who blended socialism and nationalism with his Catholic faith, tragically killed in World War I

French Carmelite nun and Doctor of the Church who developed the "Little Way" spirituality and wrote the influential "Story of a Soul"

Swedish biochemist and Nobel laureate known for his investigations on the fermentation of sugar and enzymes

Russian opera singer, actor, and author celebrated for his deep bass voice and pioneering naturalistic acting in opera

German lawyer, politician, and diplomat who served as Foreign Minister and Reich Protector, later convicted as a Nazi war criminal

French author, poet, and political activist known for his influential World War I novel, "Under Fire," which helped define the Lost Generation movement

French surgeon and biologist, Nobel laureate for vascular suturing, pioneer of organ transplantation and tissue culture

Jewish-German pharmacologist and neuroscientist who discovered chemical transmission of nerve impulses, sharing the 1936 Nobel Prize

Brazilian aviation pioneer, scientist, inventor, balloonist, and aircraft pilot who designed and flew the first powered airships and contributed to early heavier-than-air flight

Mexican revolutionary leader and 37th president who sparked the Mexican Revolution by advocating for democracy and opposing dictator Porfirio Díaz

French lawyer and sports executive who served as the longest-running president of FIFA and founded key association football institutions

English philosopher and university teacher who, alongside Bertrand Russell and Ludwig Wittgenstein, initiated analytic philosophy