December 29
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| + | Gilbert Adair | ||
| + | Joseph Cornell | ||
| + | Félix Vallotton | ||
| + | Barbara Steele | ||
| + | Jacques-Louis David | ||
| + | Grigori Rasputin | ||
| + | Maurice Rollinat | ||
| + | Pan’s Labyrinth | ||
| + | William Gaddis | ||
| + | Tim Hardin | ||
| + | Jean-Claude Forest | ||
| + | William Ewart Gladstone | ||
| + | Rainer Maria Rilke | ||
| + | Dave McKean | ||
| + | Thomas Malthus | ||
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Births
Deaths
Notes
Gilbert Adair
Joseph Cornell
Félix Vallotton
Barbara Steele
Jacques-Louis David
Grigori Rasputin
Maurice Rollinat
Pan’s Labyrinth
William Gaddis
Tim Hardin
Jean-Claude Forest
William Ewart Gladstone
Rainer Maria Rilke
Dave McKean
Thomas Malthus
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