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d'Abbans, Claude de Jouffroy, designed the first steamship in 1783
Dąbrowska, Maria (1889-1965), Polish writer
Dąbrowski, Eugeniusz, Polish painter
Dadoo, Yusuf (1909-1983), anti-apartheid activist and communist
Daehlie, Bjørn, cross-country skier
Dafoe, John W., ed. Winnipeg Free Press
Dakin, Henry Drysdale (1880-1952), English chemist
Dagobert II of Austrasia, 656-661
Dagobert III of Austrasia, 676-679
Dahl, Michael, (1659-1743), painter
Dahlke, Paul, (1904-1984), actor
Dahlström, Sture, Swedish writer
Daley, Brian, author
Dally, Clarence Madison (d. 1902), glassblower (see X-ray)
Dalmas, John, author
Dalton, Annie Charlton, Canadian writer
Damianos of Alexandria, (578-607), Coptic Pope
Damseaux, André, Minister-President of Wallonia
Dana, Bill, (born 1924), American actor, comedian
Danann, De, musician
Daneu, Ivo, basketball player
Daniel of Hadshit, Maronite Patriarch
Daniel of Shamat, Maronite Patriarch
Daniel, of Morley, scholastic philosopher
Daniels, Kate, poet
Danielson, Vince, Canadian athlete
Danilova, Avgusta, (1869-1958), actress, director, pedagogue
Dannay, Frederic, (1905-1982), American mystery novelist, one of two collaborating under the pseudonym Ellery Queen
Danno, Jacqueline, (born 1936), actress
Danton, Ray, (died 1992), American actor/director.
Danton, Rebecca, pseudonym of British author Janet Louise Roberts
Danzer, Ludwig W., mathematician
d'Aragona, Tullia, (died 1556), Italian courtesan and writer
D'Arcy, Margaretta, Aosdána
Dares, Tracy, pianist
Das, Indraneel, mathematician
Das, Nandita, Indian actress
Dasburg, John, CEO, Northwest Airlines
Dau, Herbert, (1911-2000)
Daume, Willi, (1913-1996), Olympic organizer
Daumier, Sophie, (born 1936), actress
Daunt, Timothy, British politician
Davenport, Nigel, (born 1928), actor
Davern, Kenny, musician
Davidson, Ben, (born 1940), American football player
Davidson, James Alfred, Governor of the British Virgin Islands
Davidson, John, retired ice-hockey player
Davidsz de Hem, Jan, (1606-1683), painter
Davies, Andrew, politician
Davies, Delmar, film director
Davies, Peter Ho, author
Davis, Adelle, (1904-1974), nutritionist, writer
Davis, Art, Dr., musician
Davis, Deane C., US politician
Davis, Ernie, (1939-1963), American football star
Davis, Gary, Reverend, musician
Davis, John E., US politician
Davis, Reverend Gary, (born 1896), musician
Davis, Spencer, (born 1941)
Davis, Stingray, (born 1942), musician (P-Funk)
Davydov, Denis, (1784-1839), poet
Dawes, James W., US politician
Dawson, William M. O., US politician
Day, Clarence, (1901-1990), ice hockey player
Day, Dennis, (died 1988), singer, actor.
Day, Jimmy, musician
Day, Pat, (born 1953), jockey
Deak, Jon, composer
Dean, Henry, Archbishop of Canterbury
Deane, Raymond, member of Aosdána
Deane, Seamus, member of Aosdána
de Baca, Ezequiel C., American New Mexico Governor
Debeljak, Ales, (born 1961), poet
Debeljak, Anton, (1887-1952), poet
Debeljak, Tine, (born 1913), poet
Debenjak, Riko, (born 1908), painter and graphic artist.
Debicki, Stanislaw, Polish painter
Decanski, Stefan, (1321-1331), Serbian monarch
Dechy, Nathalie, French tennis Olympian
DeCosta-Willis, Miriam, poet & editor (Erotique Noire/Black Erotica)
Dede, Edmond, musican, composer
de Ferranti, Sebastian Ziani (1864-1930), electrical engineer
De Filippo, Peppino, actor
De Filippo, Titina, actor
DeFord, Frank, (born 1938), sports journalist
deForest, Henry, American railroad executive
DeFrees, Madeline, poet
Deguise, Victor, (1855-1922), general
De Havilland, Peter, (1810-1821), British bailiff
De Hert, Robbe, film director
Dehousse, Jean-Maurice, Belgian regional prime minister
de Jongh, Andreé, Belgian resistance activist
De Keyser, Raoul, abstract painter
Dekleva, Milan, (born 1946), poet
de la Mare, William, scholastic philosopher
de la Roche, Mazo, Jalna saga
De La Torre, Lillian, author
DeLeon, Oscar, Salsa music singer
Deluc, Xavier, actor
DeLucia, Paco, musician
De Rada, Jeronim, poet
Descalzi, Guillermo, Television news reporter
de Silva, Victoria, aristocrat
de Staël, Nicolas, (1914-1955), French painter
de Toth, Andre, film director
DeVarona, Donna, (born 1947), Olympic gold medalist in swimming, sports journalist, sports activist
Devine, Joseph M., US politician
DeVita, Franco, Brazilian born Venezuelan citizen; singer
de Wit, Johan, statesman
de Witt, Emanuel, (1616-1692), painter
DeWitt, Frederick, cartographer
Deak, Jon, composer
Dean, Henry, Archbishop of Canterbury
Deane, Raymond, member of Aosdána
Deane, Seamus, member of Aosdána
de Baca, Ezequiel C., American New Mexico Governor
Debeljak, Ales, (born 1961), poet
Debeljak, Anton, (1887-1952), poet
Debeljak, Tine, (born 1913), poet
Debenjak, Riko, (born 1908), painter and graphic artist
Debicki, Stanislaw, Polish painter
Decanski, Stefan, (1321-1331), Serbian monarch
Dechy, Nathalie, French tennis Olympian
DeCosta-Willis, Miriam, poet & editor (Erotique Noire/Black Erotica)
Dede, Edmond, musican, composer
de Ferranti, Sebastian Ziani (1864-1930), electrical engineer
De Filippo, Peppino, actor
De Filippo, Titina, actor
DeFord, Frank, (born 1938), sports journalist
DeFrees, Madeline, poet
Deguise, Victor, (1855-1922), general
De Havilland, Peter, (1810-1821), British bailiff
De Hert, Robbe, film director
Dehousse, Jean-Maurice, Belgian regional prime minister
de Jongh, Andreé, Belgian resistance activist
De Keyser, Raoul, abstract painter
Dekleva, Milan, (born 1946), poet
Delafose, John, musician
Delak, Ferdo, (1905-1968), actor, director, dramatist, publicist
delaMare, William, scholastic philosopher
Delaney, Beauford, (1901-1979), painter
Delaney, Ronnie, Olympic medal winner/athletics
Delano, Diane, (born 1957), actress
Delano, Gerard, (1890-1972), painter
Delano, Jack, (born 1914), photographer, musical composer
Delano, Joseph C., (1796-1886), captain
delaRoche, Mazo, Jalna saga
DeLaTorre, Lillian, author
DeLeon, Oscar, Salsa music singer
DeLint, Charles, (born 1951), writer
delRay, Teisco, musician
DelRio, Evelyn, Hollywood actress, from Puerto Rico
Deluc, Xavier, actor
DeLucia, Paco, musician
Dempsey, John J., US New Mexico Governor
Demsar, Janez, (born 1971), Slovenian computer scientist
Deniset, Francois Adolphe, SOE agent, WW II hero
Dennis, Matt (born 1914), singer
Denny, Charles E., president of the Erie Railroad, 1929–1939
Denny, Reginald Leigh, actor
Dentz, Henri, Vichy France general in Syria
Denys the Carthusian, scholastic philosopher
Depardon, Raymond, (born 1942), photographer
Depew, Chauncey M. (1834-1928), U.S. Senator from New York and president of the New York Central railroad
DeRada, Jeronim, poet
Deramus, William N., III, president of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Derzaj, Marjana, singer
Des calzi, Guillermo, television news reporter
de Silva, Victoria, aristocrat
Dessi, Giuseppe, Sardinian novelist
de Staël, Nicolas, (1914-1955), French painter
Detela, Jure, (1951-1992), poet
deToth, Andre, film director
Deutsch, Babette, poet
Deutsch, Martin, (died 2002), physicist, discoverer of positronium
Dev, Feliks, (1732-1786), poet
DeVarona, Donna, (born 1947), Olympic gold medalist in swimming, sports journalist, sports activist
Devine, Joseph M., US politician
DeVita, Franco, Brazilian born Venezuelan citizen; singer
deWit, Johan, statesman
de Witt, Emanuel, (1616-1692), painter
DeWitt, Frederick, cartographer
d'Eynsham, Walter, Archbishop of Canterbury
Dhillon, Poonam, Indian actress
Dhejne, Hans (1891-1986), Swedish poet
Dick, Magic, (born 1945), musician
Dick, Samuel B., (1836-1907), U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania
Dies, Martin, (died 1972), American politician
Diestro, Lucio, (born 1913), composer
Dijkstra, Sjoukje, (born 1942), figure skater
Dillon, Kevin, (born 1965), American actor
Dillon, Sidney (1812-1892), American railroad manager
Dimitrios II of Alexandria, (1862-1870), Coptic Pope
Dionysius, Metropolitan of Moscow, (1581-1587)
Dioscoros II of Alexandria, (516-517), Coptic Pope
Dirichlet, Peter, (died 1859), mathematician
Disney, Doris Miles, (born 1907), writer
Dodge, Mabel, 20th-century American writer
Dodged, Mary Mapes, (1831-1907), writer
Dogsa, Irena, (born 1957), psychologist
Dolar, Davorin, (born 1921), chemist
Dolenc, Mate, (born 1945), author
Dolezal, Alenka Jenstrle, (born 1959), poet
Dolinar, Lojze, (1893-1970), sculptor
Domicelj, Tomaz, (born 1948), composer, musician and singer.
Domin, Hilde, (born 1912), writer
Dominko, Franjo, (1903-1987), astronomer.
Donahue, Troy, (1936-2001), American actor
Donhoff, Marion Countess, (1909-2002), publisher
Dornier, Claude, (1884-1969), aircraft designer
Dornik, Ivan, (1892-1968), poet
Dorotheos of Alexandria, (565-580), Coptic Pope
Dorsch, Kathe, (1890-1957), actress
Dotrement, Christian, (1922-1981), painter
Downes, Rackstraw, (born 1939), American painter
Downs, Thomas, American railroad manager
Drayton, Wiliam L., (1807-1864), US Senator from New Jersey
Drekonja, Ciril, (1896-1944), poet
Dripps, Isaac, American railroad locomotive builder
Drolc, Stefka, (born 1923), actress and pedagogue.
Dubail, Auguste, (1851-1934), general
Duchaussoy, Michel, (born 1938)
Duchin, Peter, (born 1937), pianist, bandleader
Duden, Konrad, (1829-1911), philologist
Dudikoff, Michael, (born 1954), actor
Duesenberg, Frederick, (died 1932), automotive inventor
Duff, Howard, (1917-1990), actor
Duffy, Jim, football team manager
Dular, Janez, (born 1943), philologist and sociolinguist
Dular, Joze, (1915-2000), poet
Duletic, Vojko, (born 1924), film director, montage editor and scenarist
du Pont, Margaret, American tennis player
dUrfe, Honore, (born 1568), French writer
Durst, Lavad, (born 1913), musician
Durya, Dan, (1907-1968), actor

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