Jacques de Lacretelle
1888 – 1985 · France
French novelist and member of the Académie française. He left novels and essays marked by delicate psychological portrayal.
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1888 – 1985 · France
French novelist and member of the Académie française. He left novels and essays marked by delicate psychological portrayal.
Traditional African proverb
1868 – 1936 · Russia
Russian writer who pioneered socialist realism centered on the working class. His works include "Childhood" and "Mother."
1795 – 1821 · United Kingdom
Leading English Romantic poet. He died at twenty-five, yet his odes stand among the peaks of English verse.
1990 – · United States
American actress. She won the Academy Award for Best Actress for Silver Linings Playbook and became a global star through The Hunger Games series.
1819 – 1891 · United States
American novelist. One of the greatest writers of 19th-century American literature, his masterpiece Moby-Dick is considered a classic of American fiction.
1948 – · United Kingdom
British singer-songwriter known for his folk-influenced music. His well-known songs include "Morning Has Broken."

1910 – 1997 · India
Mother Teresa was a symbolic figure of peace and love in India, dedicating her life to helping the poor. She was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, and her efforts are remembered worldwide.
1966 – · United States
American psychologist and bestselling author specializing in human behavior. He has authored numerous books on communication and has consulted for the FBI and U.S. military.
550 BC – 486 BC · Persia
Great King of the Achaemenid Persian Empire. A great ruler who led the Persian Empire to its peak.
1962 – · South Korea
South Korean YouTuber and broadcaster. Known for his frank and bold life advice.
1926 – 2012 · United States
American motivational speaker and author