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1996 Alain Emile Louis Marie Poher, politician, dies at 87
1996 Emile Noel, international civil servant, dies at 73 1996 Emile Habibi, writer, dies at 73 1995 Emile Jonassaint, president of Haiti (1994), dies at 82 1995 Emile van Moerkerken, photographer (Ice Princess), dies at 78 1993 Emile Ardolino, director (Sister Act), dies of AIDS at 50 1993 Emile Ardolino, director (Dirty Dancing), dies at 50 of AIDs 1987 Emile Meyer, actor (Young Jesse James, Lineup), dies 1985 Emile Hirsch, American Actor 1984 Emile Gumbs' Anguilla National Alliance wins elections 1978 Emile de Strijker, Belgian philosopher, dies at 70 1973 Emile Palmer, WLAF DT for the London Monarchs 1969 "Soviet Sport" calls Emile Zatopek a public enemy 1967 Andre Maurois, [Emile Herzog], French writer (Balzac), dies 1956 [Emile M] Louis Madelin, French historian (Fouche), dies at 85 1956 Emile Nolde [Hansen], German painter (Grablegung Christi), dies at 88 1955 Emile Zatopek runs world record 15 mile (1:14:01) and 25,000m (1:16:36) 1954 Emile Zatopek runs record 6 mile: (27:59.2)/10,000m (28:54.2) 1954 Emile Zatopek runs world record 5K (13:57.2) 1953 Emile Zatopek runs world record 10K (29:01.6) and 6 mile (28:08.4) 1952 Emile Zatopek runs Olympic record marathon (2:23:03.2) 1952 Emile Zatopek runs Olympic record 5K (14:06.6) 1952 Emile Zatopek runs Olympic Record 10K (29:17.0) 1951 Emile Zatopek runs world record 30,000m, 25,000m and 15 miles 1951 Emile Zatopek runs world record 20,000 m and 10 mile 1951 Emile Zatopek runs world record 20k (1:01:15.8) 1951 Emile Erens, Dutch hagiographer (Pastor of Ars), dies at 85 1950 Emile Enthoven, composer, dies at 47 1949 Emile Zatopek runs world record 10,000m (29:21.2) 1949 Emile Zatopek runs world record 10,000m, 29:28.2 1948 Emile Zatopek runs Olympic record (10K - 29:59.6) 1944 Paul Emile Ladmirault, composer, dies at 66 1941 Maurice Charles Emile Barlier, French resistance fighter, executed at 35 1940 Emile van Bosch, revue/operetta-artist, dies at 52 1938 Emile Vandervelde, Belgian Secretary of State (BWP), dies at 72 1937 Emile Janson becomes Belgian premier 1937 Emile Ford, born in Saint Lucia, West Indies, rocker, singer, guitarist, produced UK chart-topper 'What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?,' recorded for Pye Records 1936 Emile Lahud, Lebanese Statesman 1936 Emile Lahoud, Lebanese Statesman 1933 Emile C Wauters, Belgian painter (Van der Goes Klooster), dies at 87 1932 Jean Emile Paul Cras, composer, dies at 53 1929 Emile Loubet, French premier (1892)/president (1899-1906), dies at 90 1926 Emile Francis, NHL player/coach/General Manager, Rangers, Blues, Whalers 1926 Emile Coue, French pharmacist (recovery by auto suggestion), dies 1926 Emile Paladilhe, composer, dies at 81 1922 Emile Noel, international civil servant 1922 Emile Habibi, writer 1920 Emile Sauret, composer, dies at 67 1917 Emile Durkheim, French sociologist (Le suicide), dies 1917 Emile Pessard, composer, dies at 73 1916 Emile A G Verhaeren, Belgian writer (Les Heures du Soir), dies at 61 1915 Charles Emile Waldteufel, composer, dies at 77 1911 Emile M. Cioran, writer 1909 Alain Emile Louis Marie Poher, politician 1907 Emile de Strijker, Belgian philosopher 1905 Maurice Charles Emile Barlier, French resistance fighter 1904 Emile Galle, French glass/marble/ceramic artist dies at 56 1903 Emile Enthoven, composer 1902 Emile Zola, writer, dies at 62 1902 Emile Zola, French writer (Nana/Germinal/J'accuse), dies at 62 1899 Emile Erckmann, French writer (Waterloo), dies at 76 1898 In France, Emile Zola is imprisoned for writing his "J'accuse" letter accusing government of anti-Semitism and wrongly jailing Alfred Dreyfus 1898 Emile Zola publishes his open letter (J'accuse) in defense of Dreyfus 1896 Emile AH Seipgens, Dutch priest/beer brewer/man of letters, dies at 58 1896 Emile Grubbe is 1st dr to use radiation treatment for breast cancer 1895 Emile Levassor wins 1st Paris-Bordeaux-Paris auto race (24 kph) 1888 Emile van Bosch, Dutch revue/operetta-artist, Fair Folks 1887 Emile Berliner patents the Gramophone 1886 Baron Josse Emile van Dievoet, Flemish lawyer 1879 Jean Emile Paul Cras, composer 1879 Emile Argand, Swiss geologist, Dekbladen Theory 1877 Paul Emile Ladmirault, composer 1873 Emile Gaboriau, detective writer (Monsieur Lecoq), dies at 37 1871 [Emile M] Louis Madelin, French historian, French revolutionary 1869 Emile Fabre, France, playwright, administrator of Comedie Franeaise 1868 Emile Bernard, writer 1866 Emile Vandervelde, leader of Belgian BWP party 1865 Emile Erens, Dutch Hagiographer, Pastor of Ars 1863 Emile Racine Gauthier Prudent, composer, dies at 46 1858 Emile Durkheim, French sociologist, Division du travail social 1857 Emile Coue, French pharmacist, recovery by auto suggestion 1855 Emile A G Verhaeren, Belgian poet and writer, Les Flammes Hautes 1852 Emile Sauret, composer 1851 Emile Berliner, Germany, inventor, flat phonograph record 1846 Emile C Wauters, Belgium, painter, Van der Goes in the Red Monastery 1846 Emile Galle, French glass/marble/ceramic artist, Galle Glaze 1844 Emile Paladilhe, composer 1843 Emile Pessard, composer 1842 Jules Emile Fred Massenet, Montaud France, composer, Manon, Le Cid 1840 Emile Zola, born in France, novelist, Nana, J'Accuse 1838 Emile Loubet, premier/president of France, 1892, 1899-1906 1837 Charles Emile Waldteufel, Strasbourg France, waltz composer, Skaters 1837 Emile A H Seipgens, Dutch priest/beer brewer 1835 Emile Gaboriau, author, father of French detective novels 1822 Emile Erckmann, [E-Chatrian], French writer, Waterloo 1817 Emile Racine Gauthier Prudent, composer |
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