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3.2 February

February 1 - Hildegard Knef (76), actress, singer, writer
February 3 - Aglaja Veteranyi (39), Romanian author
February 6 - Guy Stockwell , actor
February 9 - Princess Margaret of the United Kingdom (71)
February 10 - Harold Furth (72), American leader in plasma physics and nuclear fusion.
February 13 - Waylon Jennings, country musician\
February 15 - Howard K. Smith, journalist
February 15 - Kevin Smith (38), actor
February 16 - Walter Winterbottom, the first England football manager.
February 21 - John Thaw, actor
February 22 - Chuck Jones, animator
February 22 - Jonas Savimbi, rebel leader
February 23 - Sir Stanley Matthews, 87, first football player to be knighted
February 24 - Leo Ornstein, composer and pianist
February 26 - Lawrence Tierney , actor
February 27 - Spike Milligan, comedian, writer, poet
February 28 - Helmut Zacharias, violinist

3.3 March-April

March 1 - Doreen Waddell , vocalist of bands Soul II Soul and KLF
March 11 - James Tobin, economist
March 13 - Hans-Georg Gadamer (102), German philosopher
March 14 - Cherry Wilder, author
March 15 - Sylvester Weaver , television executive
March 18 - Gösta Winbergh , tenor
March 27 - Milton Berle, comedian, actor
March 27 - Dudley Moore, comedian, actor
March 27 - Billy Wilder (96), film screenwriter and director
March 30 - Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon (101), Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
March 30 - Anand Bakshi (72), lyricist of over 4,000 songs.
April 9 - Thomas Dinger , Musician Neu!, La Dusseldorf! , and solo career.
April 12 - Elisa Breton (88), surrealist
April 18 - Thor Heyerdahl (87), Norwegian explorer on the Kon-Tiki expedition.
April 23 - Linda Boreman, aka Linda Lovelace, porn star
April 25 - Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, rapper and 1/3 of multi-platinum trio TLC.

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