Born and died in 1938

Serbian folk singer and songwriter whose melancholic voice and heartfelt lyrics shaped the folk pop genre, with a discography including albums like 'Dotak'o Sam Dno Zivota' and 'Kafana Je Moja Istina'

American media mogul, environmentalist, and philanthropist who founded CNN, WTBS, and TNT, revolutionizing cable television

Argentine footballer and manager known as El Flaco, who coached the Argentina national team to win the 1978 FIFA World Cup

German singer and actress known for her pioneering work in art rock and experimental music, including collaborations with The Velvet Underground

Nigerian musician and activist, recognized as the principal innovator of Afrobeat, a genre combining West African music with American funk and jazz

German-French actress renowned for her iconic portrayal of Empress Elisabeth of Austria and critically acclaimed work with notable film directors

Spanish football player and manager known for his extensive career on the field and in coaching

Peruvian politician and agricultural engineer who served as President from 1990-2000, known for neoliberal economic reforms and controversial anti-terrorism measures

An iconic English actress celebrated for her versatile roles across stage, screen, and television, including Emma Peel, a Bond girl, and Olenna Tyrell

Japanese association football player and manager who represented the Japan national team

American sports broadcaster best known as the radio play-by-play announcer for the New York Yankees for 35 years, calling over 5,000 consecutive games

French-Italian actress celebrated as a leading figure of Italian cinema, appearing in over 175 films across six decades and regarded as one of the last stars of the Golden Age of European cinema

Norwegian diplomat, historian, and political scientist, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1921 for his pioneering work in organized internationalism

British princess who became Queen consort of Norway from 1905 to 1938, strengthening the newly independent nation's monarchy

Founding father and first president of the Republic of Turkey, who led significant reforms to establish a secular, industrializing nation

Swiss-Argentine modernist poet and playwright known for her powerful and influential literary works

Czech-Austrian Marxist theorist, economist, philosopher, and journalist, widely known as the 'Pope of Marxism' for his authoritative promulgation of orthodox Marxism and his influence on the Social Democratic Party of Germany and the Second International.

Hungarian Communist revolutionary and politician who led the Hungarian Soviet Republic in 1919

French tennis player who dominated the sport in the 1920s, winning multiple Grand Slams and becoming the inaugural world No. 1

Swiss physicist awarded the 1920 Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering anomalies in nickel steel alloys, advancing precision measurements

Japanese educator and judoka who founded judo and introduced the dan ranking system and black and white belts, making it the first Japanese martial art to become an official Olympic sport

German journalist, author, and pacifist who received the 1935 Nobel Peace Prize for exposing clandestine German rearmament

German philosopher and mathematician known as the father of phenomenology, a school of thought he established

Peruvian poet and writer, hailed as one of the greatest poetic innovators of the 20th century, whose work continues to resonate globally