2004 Max Faget, engineer, led the design of the Gemini space capsule, dies at 83
2003 Wimbledon Men's Doubles Finals, Todd Woodbridge and Jonas Bjorkman beat Mahesh Bhupathi and Max Mirnyi
1998 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Finals, Max Mirnyi and Serena Williams beat Mahesh Bhupathi and Mirjana Lucic
1997 Artist Peter Max pleads guilty to tax fraud and time served
1996 Max Manus, resistance fighter, dies at 82
1996 [Francis] Max Factor Jr, makeup inventor, dies at 91
1995 Max Fernandez, businessman/politician, dies at 52
1995 Max Factor Jr, makeup inventor, dies
1995 Max Rudolf, conductor, dies at 92
1994 Max Bill, Swiss painter/sculptor/politician, dies at 85
1994 Max Kaminsky, trumpeter, dies at 85
1994 Max Schubert, winemaker, dies at 89
1993 Max de Metz, Dutch publisher/translator/interpreter, dies at 72
1993 Max de Metz, Dutch publisher/translator, dies at 72
1993 Max Klein, inventor (paint by numbers), dies at 77
1993 Max Tripels, Dutch attorney/MP, dies at 72
1993 Max Croiset, Dutch actor/dramatist/director (Zeekant), dies at 80
1993 Max A. Zorn, American Mathematician
1992 Max Lerner, U.S. writer/columnist (New York Post), dies at 88
1991 Max Cantor, journalist, dies
1991 Max Koot, royal photographer, dies
1991 Max van Praag, Dutch singer, dies at 77
1991 Max Frisch, Swiss architect/writer (Stiller, Biedermann), dies at 79
1990 Max Tailleur, adjunct prince Bernhard/Jewish humorist, dies
1990 Max Wall, actor (Jabberwocky), dies
1990 Bertil Unger, actor (Devil and Max Devlin), dies
1988 Max Robinson, 1st black network (ABC) TV anchor, dies of AIDS at 49
1988 Max Shulman, author (Dobie Gillis, Tender Trap), dies at 69
1984 Damaged Solar Max satellite snared by Challenger shuttle
1982 Max Deutsch, composer, dies at 90
1982 Max Winders Maximilien, brought Belgium gold reserve to England, dies
1982 Max speedometer reading mandated at 85 MPH
1981 Max [Machgielis] Euwe, chess champ (1935-37), dies
1981 Machgielis "Max" Euwe, world chess champion (1935-37), dies at 80
1981 Max Euwe, Dutch
1981 Max Delbruck, German/U.S. biologist (Nobel 1969), dies at 74
1976 Fons Rademakers' film "Max Havelaar" premieres in Amsterdam
1976 Max Vredenburg, composer, dies at 72
1976 Max Butting, composer, dies at 87
1976 Max Ernst, German/French surrealist painter/sculptor, dies at 85
1975 Max Ackermann, German "entartet" painter, dies at 88
1975 Max Lamberty, Flemish sociologist (What is Culture?), dies at 81
1973 Max Horkheimer, German philosopher/sociologist, dies at 78
1973 Max Terhune, actor (Range Justice, Night Riders), dies at 82
1973 Max Yasgur, owner Woodstock-festival farmland, dies at 53
1973 Max Adrian, actor (Boy Friend, Her Favorite Husband), dies at 69
1972 Test Cricket debut of Jeff Thomson and Max Walker vs. Pakistan at MCG
1972 Max Theiler, South Africa/U.S. microbiologist (vaccin-Nobel 1951), dies at 73
1972 Max Zehnder, composer, dies at 70
1971 Max Mell, Austria artillery officer/literary, dies at 88
1971 Max Trapp, composer, dies at 83
1971 Max Drischner, composer, dies at 80
1971 Max Lane, NFL tackle for the New England Patriots
1970 Max Huiberts, soccer player, Roda JC
1970 Farmers sue Max Yasgur for $35,000 in damages caused by "Woodstock"
1970 Max Born, German/British physicist (Nobel 1954), dies at 87
1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair opens in New York State (Max Yasgur's Dairy Farm)
1969 Max Cavalera, Brazilian rock vocalist and guitarist, Sepultura
1969 Max F Eastman, U.S. critic/essayist (Love and Revolution), dies at 86
1969 Max Eastman, American Author
1968 Max Brod, writer, dies at 84
1968 Max Perlich, actor, JH Brodie-Homicide
1967 Max Branch, music/radio commentator, dies at 75
1967 Max Tak, Dutch violinist and radio commentator, dies at 75
1967 Max Casella, actor, Vinnie-Doogie Howser
1967 Max Ophuls, [Oppenheimer], German/French actor (Caught, Exile), dies
1964 Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook/newspaper owner (Leatherhead), dies
1963 Max Stevens, Millmeran QLD, Australasia golfer
1962 34th Academy Awards - "West Side Story," Sophia Loren and Max Schell win
1961 Max Frisch' "Andorra," premieres in Zurich
1961 Max Weber, Polish/Russ/US painter, dies
1961 Maxi Priest, [Max Elliott], Jamaican/English singer, Wild World
1961 Max Hymans, WW II resistance fighter/Head of Air France, dies at 60
1959 Max Baer, U.S., heavyweight boxing champ (1934), dies at 49
1959 Max d' Ollone, composer, dies at 84
1959 Amanda Pays, born in London, England, actress, Max Headroom, Off Limits
1958 Max Jakob Friedlander, German/Dutch art historian, dies at 91
1958 Matt Frewer, Washington D.C., actor, Max Headroom, Doctor Doctor
1957 James De Paiva, Hayward California, actor, Max Holden-One Life to Live
1957 Max Ophuls, [Maximilian Oppenheimer], German/French director, dies
1956 Max Kowalski, composer, dies at 73
1956 Max Beerbohm, caricturist/writer (Yet Again), dies
1956 Mel Gibson, born in Peekskill, New York, actor, Mad Max, Mrs. Soffel, Lethal Weapon
1955 Max Pechstein, German painter/graphic artist (Oceania), dies at 73
1954 Nobel for physics awarded to Max Born and Walter Bothe
1953 Braves Max Surkont strikes out record 8 Reds in a row
1952 Max Pulver, writer, dies
1951 Max Ettinger, composer, dies at 77
1951 Max Weinberg, rock drummer, E Street Band, Conan O'Brien Show
1950 Max Beckmann, German painter/graphic artist, dies at 66
1948 Max Walker, Australian cricket player
1948 Max Burns, American Politician
1947 Max KEL Planck, German physicist (constantly of P, Nobel 1918), dies
1946 Max Frisch' "Die Chinesische Mauer," premieres in Zurich
1946 Marius HLW "Max" Blokzijl, Dutch Nazi propagandist, executed at 61
1946 Max Frisch' "Santa Cruz," premieres in Zurich
1945 Max Hastings, British editor-in-chief, Daily Telegraph
1945 Special Council of Annulment affirms death sentence of Max Blokzijl
1945 Nazi propagandist Max Blokzijl arrested
1944 Max Halbe, writer, dies at 79
1944 Max HHR Nettlau, Austrian historian (Der Anarchismus), dies at 79
1944 Max Brand, [Frederick Schiller Faust], western author, dies
1944 Max Brand, American Writer
1944 Max Jacob, French writer, dies in nazi concentration camp at 67
1943 Max Reinhardt, Austrian stage manager (Turandot), dies
1943 Max Wright, Detroit, actor, Buffalo Bill, Alf, Misfits of Science
1943 Jean "Max" Moulin, French resistance fighter, executed
1943 Max Gail, born in Detroit, Barney Miller, Whiz Kids, DC Cab, Normal People
1943 Chicago Blackhawks beats New York Rangers 10-1, Max Bentley scores 4 goals
1942 Jean Gilbert, [Max Winterfield], German composer, dies at 63
1942 Pamela Tiffin, [Pamela Wonso], Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, actress, Viva Max!
1942 Harry Jack Max, rocker
1942 Max Cleland, American Politician
1941 Max Baucus, Sen-D-Mont
1941 Max Stafford-Clark, artistic director, Royal Court Theatre
1941 Max Frisch, writer, dies at 29
1941 NSB'er Max Blokzijl begins nazi propaganda on Dutch radio
1941 Supreme Court upheld Federal Wage and Hour law, sets min wages and max hrs
1939 Max Fiedler, composer, dies at 79
1939 Adolphe Max, Belgian liberal MP, dies at 69
1939 Max Neuhaus, composer
1939 1st boxing match to be televised, Lon Nova defeats Max Baer
1939 Max Robinson, Richmond, Virginia, black news anchor, ABC Evening News
1938 Joe Louis KOs Max Schmeling at 2:04 of 1st round at Yankee Stadium
1937 Russian chess player Aljechin recaptures world title from Max Euwe
1937 Max Baer, Jr., born in Oakland California, actor, Jethro-Beverly Hillbillies
1937 Peter Max, psychadelic artist, Dynamite Chicken
1937 Max Hebditch, director, Museum of London
1937 Max Adler, Austrian socialist theorist, dies at 64
1936 German boxer Max Schmeling World Champion KOs Joe Louis
1935 Max Euwe becomes world champ chess beating Alexander Aljechin
1935 James J Braddock beats Max Baer in 15 for heavyweight boxing title
1935 Max Liebermann, Ger impressionist painter/graphic artist, dies at 87
1934 Max Pallenberg, Austria actor (Brave Suender), dies in air crash at 56
1934 Max Baer KO's Primo Carnera in 11 for HW box champ in Long Island City
1933 Max von Schillings, composer, dies at 65
1933 Max Schillings, German composer and conductor (Mona Lisa), dies at 65
1932 Max Slevogt, German painter, dies at 63
1932 Auguste Piccard/Max Cosijns reach 16,201m in a balloon
1932 Heavyweight Jack Sharkey TKOs Max Schmeling (New York City)
1932 Jack Sharkey beats Max Schmeling in 15 for heavyweight boxing title
1932 Max Schubel, composer
1931 Max Elskamp, Belgian author and poet (Six Chansons), dies at 69
1931 Max Schmeling TKOs Young Stribling in 15 for heavyweight boxing title
1930 Betty Boop debuts in Max Fleischer's animated cartoon Dizzy Dishes
1930 Heavyweight Max Schmeling KOs Jack Sharkey in New York City
1930 Max Schmeling beats Jack Sharkey on a foul in 4 for hw boxing title
1930 Max Bishop draws 8 walks in a doubleheader
1930 Max Frankel, journalist, Tables of Id of Organic Compounds
1930 Pierre Max Dubois, composer
1929 Max von Bathe, German prince/Chancellor (1910-11, 18), dies at 62
1929 Max Ettlinger, German philosopher/theorist, dies at 52
1929 Max Von Sydow, born in Lund, Sweden, actor, Hawaii, Exorcist, Dune, Dreamscape
1928 George Peppard, born in Detroit, Michigan, actor, Banacek, A-Team, Blue Max
1928 Max Scheler, German philosopher, dies at 53
1926 Max Vernon Mathews, composer
1926 Max Sordam, Suriname warden/writer, Dictionary Sranantongo
1925 Max Linder, actor (Man in the Silk Hat), dies at 41
1925 Max Linder, French actor/comic/director (Max toreador), dies at 41
1924 Max van der Stoel, Dutch Foreign minister, PvdA
1924 Max Roach, American Musician
1923 Max Nordau, Hungarian Critic
1923 Max Nordau, [Sudfeld], German physician/zionists leader, dies at 73
1922 Max Bygraves, London, actor, Tom Brown's School Days
1922 Cubs swap Max Flack for Cards Cliff Heathcote during middle of doubleheader. Both play for both teams that day
1921 Max de Metz, Dutch publisher and translator
1921 Max Wilhelm Zach, composer, dies at 56
1920 Max Tripels, attorney/Dutch MP
1920 Max Bruch, German composer (Kol Nidre), dies at 82
1920 Max Bruch, composer, dies at 82
1920 Max Klinger, German graphic artist/painter/sculptor, dies at 63
1920 Max Weber, German sociologist/economist/historian, dies
1919 Max Dendermonde, [Henk Hazelhoff], Dutch literary
1919 Victor A D Segalen, [Max Anely], French ship's doctor/writer, dies
1919 Max Shulman, novelist, Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, Tender Trap
1919 Max Heindel, Danish Celebrity
1918 Max Dauthendy, German painter/author (Raubmenschen), dies at 51)
1918 Max Dauthendey, writer, dies at 51
1917 Max Georg Baumann, composer
1917 Max Showalter, born in Caldwell, Kansas, actor/composer, Stockard Channing Show
1916 Picasso, Max Jacob, Kisling, Ortiz and Paquerette photographed in Paris
1916 Max Immelmann, German pilot (WW I), killed
1916 Max Reger, composer, dies at 43
1916 Max [Johann BJM] Reger, German composer/pianist/organist, dies at 43
1915 Dody Goodman, Columbus Ohio, comedienne, Mary Hartman!, Max Duggan
1915 Max Lanier, baseball player
1914 Germans arrest A Max, mayor of Brussels
1914 Max Manus, resistance fighter
1913 Pirates Max Carey goes hitless, but scores 5 runs against Phillies
1913 Max van Praag, Dutch singer
1913 Max Youngstein, born in New York City, producer, United Artists
1912 Max Croiset, playwright/director/actor, Dog of Flanders, Little Ark
1911 Max Frisch, Swiss architect/writer, Stiller, Biedermann
1909 Max Wolf rediscovers Halley's comet
1909 Max Black, Dutch/British/US philosopher, analytical philosophy
1909 Max Baer, Omaha Nebraska, heavyweight boxing champ, 1934-35
1908 Max Bill, Swiss painter/sculptor/politician, Ruban Sans Fin
1908 Max Kaminsky, trumpeter
1908 Max Tailleur, adjudant to Prince Bernhard/Jewish humorist
1908 Max Abramovitz, U.S. architect, Lincoln Center, United Nations Building
1906 Max Delbruck, German/U.S. biologist, Nobel 1969
1906 Max Zorn, German mathematician, lemma of Zorn
1906 Max A. Zorn, American Mathematician
1905 Max Schmeling, Germany, world heavyweight boxing champ, 1930-32
1905 Max Schubert, winemaker
1904 Max Factor, Jr., CEO, Max Factor Cosmetics
1904 [Francis] Max Factor, cosmetics manufacturer, Max Factor
1904 Max Vredenburg, composer
1903 Max Adrian, Enniskillen Northern Ireland, actor, Devils, Music Lover
1902 Max Lerner, U.S., columnist, New York Post
1902 Max Rudolf, born in Frankfurt, Germany, conductor, Goteberg Symphony Orch
1902 Max Ophuls, Saarland, dir/writer, Letters From an Unknown Woman
1902 Max Kommerell, German literary/author, Die Gefangenen
1901 Max Zehnder, composer
1901 Max Euwe, Netherlands, world chess champion, 1935-37
1900 Max Muller, German Educator
1900 Max Mueller, German Writer
1899 Max Theiler, English/U.S. microbiologist, Nobel 1951
1895 Max Horkheimer, German philosopher/sociologist, Studies in prejudice
1893 Max Lamberty, Flemish sociologist/author, Flemish Resurrection
1892 Max Deutsch, composer
1892 Max Brand, American Writer
1891 Max Tak, Dutch violinist and radio commentator
1891 Max Ernst, born in Germany, painter and sculptor, founded surrealism
1891 Max Terhune, actor, Arizona Stagecoach, Hit the Saddle, Range Justice
1891 Max Drischner, composer
1891 Max Ernst, German/French surrealist painter/sculptor
1888 Max Butting, composer
1888 Max[imilian Raoul Walter] Steiner, Vienna, composer, Gone With Wind
1887 Max Trapp, composer
1887 Max Ackermann, German "entartet" painter
1887 Eduard Douwes Dekker, Dutch writer (Max Havelaar), dies at 66
1886 Max Vasmer, German slavic, La Tertulia de Pombo
1884 Marius HLW "Max" Blokzijl, Dutch nazi collaborator/traitor
1884 Max Beckmann, German painter/graphic artist
1883 Max Linder, Caverne France, actor/comic/director, Max Prend un Bain
1883 Max Bruch's "Kol Nidre," 1st performed
1883 Max F Eastman, U.S., critic/essayist, Masses
1883 Max Eastman, American Author
1882 Max Born, Germany, physicist, quantum mechanics, Nobel 1954
1882 Max Mell, Austria officer/literary, Donauweibchen
1882 Heinrich Max Ludwig, composer
1882 Max Kowalski, composer
1882 Max [G M J] Winders Maximilien, Belgium, architect, WW II
1882 Gilbert M. Anderson, [Max Aronson], Little Rock AR
1881 Max Pechstein, German "entartet" painter/graphic artist, The Bridge
1881 Max Weber, Polish/Russian/US painter
1879 Jean Gilbert, [Max Winterfield], German composer, Prince Regent
1878 Victor A. D. Segalen, [Max Anely], French writer
1877 Max Pallenberg, Austria, actor, Brave Suender, /husb of Fritzi Massary
1877 Max Ettlinger, German philosopher
1876 Max Jacob, French writer, Concentration Camp, Le Siege de Jerusalem
1875 Max d' Ollone, composer
1874 Max Scheler, German philosopher, Vom Umsturz der Werte
1874 Max Ettinger, composer
1873 Max Reinhardt, Austria, theatrical director, Oedipus Rex
1873 Max Reger, born in Brand Bavaria, composer/pianist/prof, Leipzig Univ
1873 Max Adler, Austria sociologist/socialist theorist
1872 Max Beerbohm, England, caricaturist/writer/wit, Saturday Review
1869 Adolphe Max, Belgian Rep, Lib
1869 Max Hoffmann, German Soldier
1868 Max Slevogt, German painter
1868 Max Von Schillings, German composer and conductor, Der Pfeifertag
1867 Max Dauthendy, German painter/author, Ewige Hochzeit
1867 Max Prinz von Baden, German chancellor, Oct-Nov 1918
1867 Max Friedlander, German art historian, Altniederlandische Malerei
1865 Max Halbe, writer
1865 Max Heindel, Danish Celebrity
1865 Max HHR Nettlau, Austrian historian, Le Premiere Internationale
1864 Max Wilhelm Zach, composer
1864 Max Weber, German sociologist/economist/historian, Ancient Judaism
1862 Max Elskamp, Belgian author and poet, Lesson Joies Blondes, Maya
1859 Max Fiedler, composer
1858 Max Planck, German physicist, Planck Constant, Nobel 1918
1857 Max Klinger, German graphic artist/painter/sculptor
1856 Max Stirner, German Philosopher
1849 Max Nordau, German arts/writer/zionist leader
1847 Max Liebermann, German impressionist painter
1840 Frantisek Max Knize, composer, dies at 55
1838 Max Bruch, Koln, Cologne, Germany, composer
1823 Max Muller, German Educator
1823 Max Mueller, German Writer
1820 Eduard Douwes Dekker, [Multatuli], Dutch writer, Max Havelaar
1817 Max von Schenkendorf, German poet, dies at 34
1806 Max Stirner, [Johann C Schmidt], German philosopher, Der Einzige
1784 Frantisek Max Knize, composer
1783 Max von Schenkendorf, German poet
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