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Miscellaneous missing biographies

For help on how to write biographies, see Wikipedia:WikiProject Biography.

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Academicians

Alma Söderhjelm (1870-1949) First female professor in Finland - (
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Bartolommeo de' Saochi, Vatican librarian - (
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Emanuele Tesauro, Italian rhetorician - (
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Gregory Ochoa, US Hispanic man diagnosed as retarded who later became an Washington University professor - (
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Gustav Geley (1868) French researcher - (
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Heinrich Schurtz (1863-1903) German scholar - (
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Hélène Ahrweiler (née Glykatzi), French Greek-born academic - (
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Ikujiro Nonaka, Japanese professor - (
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James Berkland, US geologist and animal theorist - (
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Jens Krafft, Danish scholar - (
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Johannes Tzetsez, Byzantine scholar - (
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Kari Elisabeth Borresen, Women's studies - (
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Luiz Rossi, Brazilian professor of economics and political prisoner - (
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Eccentrics

Alexander Wortley, UK eccentric who lived in a cardboard box - (
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Alfredo Gallegos Lara aka Padre Pistolas, Mexican armed priest- (
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Angel Cruz, issues his own US dollars - (
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Anne-Marie Cazalis - (
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Antonio Mollo, Italian eccentric who lives in a tree - (
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Arlotto Mainardi Arlotto, Tuscan priest and jester - (
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John Myers Hargrave, US prankster - (
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Marcello Creti, Italian re-inventor - (
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Mark McCloud, US prankster - (
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Pavel Navrotsky, Russian who hid after WWII - (
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Different bodies

Arrigo Gonsalvus, hairy man - (
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Barbara Urslerin, (1629-?) German bearded woman - (
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Betty Lon Williams (1932-1955) US black woman with a parasitic body - (
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Clara and Altagracia Rodriguez, first successfully separated conjoined twins - (
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Frank Wettstein (d. 1977), Europe's Fattest Man - (
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Grace Gilbert, US bearded woman - (
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Harry Eastlake, Harry Raymond Eastlake (1930-1973) US man with fibrodysplasia - (
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Jane Devere, US bearded woman - (
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Jean Baptista dos Santos (1843-?) Four-legged man - (
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Jean Libbera (1884-1934) Italian with a parasitic body - (
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Jesus Aceves, "Chuy", Mexican with hypertrichosis - (
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Laloo (conjoined twin) (1874-1905) - (
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Marc Cazotte aka. Le Petit Pepin (1757-1801) Parisian juggler with very short limbs - (
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Maria Gerard, French hermaphrodite (later Germaine Gerard) - (
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Percilla Bejano, bearded woman - (
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Petrus Gonsalvus, hairy man - (
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Rita Hoefling, South African housewife who changed skin color in 1973 - (
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Shivshankari Yamanappa Mootagen (1978- ) Indian woman with a third leg - (
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Shwe-Maong, Hairy Burmese man - (
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Sidonia De Barcsy, bearded woman - (
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Stephan Bilgraski, "Lionel, the Lion-Faced Boy" - (
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William Evans (giant), a Giant in the retinue of Charles I of England - (
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Yu Zhenhuan, the hairiest man - (
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Zenora Pastrana, successor of Julia Pastrana - (
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Zip Johnson, the Man-Monkey - (
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Feral children

Bello (feral child), Nigerian feral child - (
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Dina Sanichar, Feral child - (
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Hesse wolf-boy - (
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Ivan Mishukov, Russian dog boy, a feral child - (
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John Ssebunya, Uganda feral child - (
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Lyokha, Werewolf boy, Russian feral child - (
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Marcos Pantoja, Spanish feral child - (
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Marie-Angélique Memmie le Blanch, wild girl of Champagne - (
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Misha Defonseca, Jewish wild child during WW2 - (
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Oxala Malayn, feral child - (
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Ramu the wolf boy - (
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Tarzancito, El Salvadorian feral child - (
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William Mildin, feral child - (
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Hoaxes

Augustin Desombres, nonexistent artist - (
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Edmund F. Dröcker, German fictional diplomat - (
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Friedrich Nagelmann, German fictional lawyer - (
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Jenny Winstanley and Sophie Lloyd, fake magicians - (
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Jonathan F. Green, US publisher of the "Secret Band of Brothers" - (
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Leo Ruuskanen, nonexistent Finnish artist - (
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Pierre Brassau, avant-garde monkey - (
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Small-scale kings

Carl Haffke, king of the Ilocanos - (
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David O'Keefe (d 1901) King of Jap - (
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Edward Thompson, King of Naikova (d.1910) - (
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Faustin E. Wirkus (1897-1948) King of La Gonave - (
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Giuseppe Bartoleoni (1780?-1848?) King of Tavorala - (
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John Davis Murray (1870-?) King of the Christmas Island - (
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Patrick Watkins, King of Galapagos - (
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Romany

Miroslav Holomek, Founder of Union of Roma Gypsies - (
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Philomena Franz, WW2 Roma concentration camp survivor - (
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Romani Rose, romany/gypsy poet - (
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Steve Kaslov US Romany activist - (
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Vanko Rouda / Jacques Dauveigner, Romany activist - (
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Socialites

Anita Balwin, California socialite - (
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Dorothy Difrasso, Hollywood socialite and one of the mistresses of Bugsy Siegel - (
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Lydie Augernon, French Salonnier - (
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Minna Craucher, Finnish hostess and blackmailer - (
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Sophia de Condorcet (d 1822), Salon organizer during the French Revolution - (
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Susan Tabar Tepper, Philadelphia socialite - (
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Victims of regimes

Anton Schmaus (1910-1934) Nazi victim - (
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Gertrud Seele (1917-1945) German nurse and social worker Nazis executed for "defeatism" - (
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Griffiths Mxenge, South African apartheid victim - (
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Lilo Gloeden (1903-1944) German housewife who nazis executed - (
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Stompie Seipei, South African apartheid victim - (
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Yousuf Masih, Pakistani Catholic janitor and culprit of sacrilege - (
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Even More Miscellaneous

Alan Urwin, Scottish would-be-suicide - (
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Allison Johnson, British burglar who swallows metal objects - (
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Amanda Blake (Coca Cola), Coca Cola worker who was fired because she was engaged to a Pepsi worker - (
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Anderson McCrew or Andrew MacCrew, black man who died 1913 but was buried in 1973 - (
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Angelique Cottin, Italian "electrical girl" - (
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Antoine Courtin, French writer of manners - (
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Antonio Ruiz de Montoya (1585-1652) - (
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Arnold Johan Messenius the Younger (1629-1951), Swedish soldier and catholic conspirator - (
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Athenion, slave king - (
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August Cyparis, Mount Pelee survivor - (
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Balbus the Stoic - (
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Bredo Morsteol, cryogenically frozen Norwegian in Nederland, Colorado - (
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Cecilia Mi Pizzo, sued to cancel the Louisiana Purchase - (
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Champa Tenzin, Tibetan national hero - (
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Chunosuki Matsuya, Japanese shipwrecked - (
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Cornelius Lelij (1854-1929) Dutch originator of the Ijsselmeer reclaim project - (
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Daad Mohammed Muraad Abdul Rahman, Emirates father with 78 children - (
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Edward Topham (1751-1820) English soldier, journalist, playwright and amateur caricaturist - (
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El Negro (bushman), mummified bushman - (
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Elizabeth Kingsley, (nee Seelman) (1871?-1957), US puzzle constructor; inventor of double crostic 1934 - (
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Elizabeth Paine, (1652-1704), American adulteress - (
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Ercole Boratto, Mussolini's chauffeur - (
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Erik Munsterhjelm (1905-1992) Finnish-born adventurer in Canada - (
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Estrella Benavides, paints God's messages on houses - (
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Evert Gustaf Waldemar Becker (140-1907) Becker-Bey, Finnish-born adventurer - (
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Filoftea Popescu, Romanian man who was officially dead - (
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Gareldo the Fearless - (
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Gary Bogard, Australian millionaire - (
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George and Charles Finn (1939- ), The Bronx Calendar Twins - (
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Gertrud von Ungern, hated 17th century Swedish landholder - (
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Gifford Pinchot II - (
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Giovanni B. Belzoni (1778-1823) Italian circus strongman and Egyptian tomb looter- (
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Gloria Sykes, accidental nymphomaniac - (
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Guido Mussolini, the dictator's grandson - (
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Harry F. Ferguson AKA "Michael Alexandrovitsch Dmitry Obolensky Romanoff", conman, impostor, pretender and later Hollywood restaurant owner - (
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Jean de Lueil (1410-1470) French military writer - (
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Jens Lorek, German lawyer for alien abductees - (
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Joel Holden Filartiga, Paraguayan physician, painter and philanthropist- (
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Johann Peter Süssmilch (1707-1767) German chaplain and demographer - (
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John Donovan, US billionaire - (
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John Randolph Haynes, US philanthropist - (
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Joseph Ngoupu, Cameroon-born civil engineer and hereditary village chief - (
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Joyce Britten-Jones, British mistress of Greek king - (
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Juliet Bier, California settler - (
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Kemal Ozken, Istanbul leading circumciser - (
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Kyoko Date or Date Kyoko, Japanese virtual model - (
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Luis Carlos de Noronha Cabral da Camara (d 2001). Portuguese man who left everything to strangers - (
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Manfredo Settala, Lombard virtuoso - (
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Margaretta D'Arcy, Irish heroine - (
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Maria Åkerblom, (1898-1981) Finnish preacher, socialite and criminal - (
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Maria Antonia Calvo, Spanish woman who was officially dead for 14 years - (
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Maurice Ruddick, Canadian rescue hero - (
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Maxime de La Falaise, French fashion model - (
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Miguel Mujica, Peruvian antique trader - (
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Moses Bruine Cotsworth (1859-????) US railwayman with his own calendar - (
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Nahir de Lusignan, alleged mistress of Napoleon - (
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Napoleoni Cozzi, Italian painter, mountaineer and author - (
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Pierre Boaistuan, French chronicler of the unusual - (
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Rajesh Kumar, claims to be incarnated Kalpana Chawla - (
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Ronald Beadle, British man who had to live in Malaysia 1981-1998 - (
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Samson Sor Siriporn, Thai ex-drug dealer, prison inmate and female boxing champion - (
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Shiv Charan Yadav, Indian man with multiple failed school exams - (
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Song Ling Whang, Chinese woman who walked to Britain - (
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Steve Jones (faith healer), US dental faith healer - (
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Sumner Tucker Pike, (1891-1976), US administrator; acting chairman of Atomic Energy Commission 1950 - (
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Teddy Wong, Hong Kong billionaire - (
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Theodore von Neuhoff, Corsica - (
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Thomas Lewkenor of Trotton, owner of the Lewkenor Book of Hours - (
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Timotheus of Zacynthos - (
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Tom Gurr, US treasure hunter - (
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Vifill Atlason, Icelander who called the White House - (
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Viola Widegren (1931-1949?) Swedish disappeared woman - (
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Virgilio Leret, Spanish aviator and inventor- (
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Vu Khac Minh, mummified Buddhist monk - (
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Walter Gempp (1878-1939) Chief of the Berlin fire brigade - (
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Wilhelm Schmidhuber, German smuggler and member of German Resistance - (
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Zoran Kostic (millionaire), willed everything to UK Conservatives - (
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 '''For help on how to write biographies, see [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Biography]].'''
+''Thanks for [[User:MeltBanana]]''
 ==Academicians==
-*[[Ahmed Lutfi al-Sayyid]], Egyptian nationalist scholar - {{search|Ahmed+Lutfi+al-Sayyid}}
 *[[Alma Söderhjelm]] (1870-1949) First female professor in Finland - {{search|Alma+Söderhjelm}}
-*[[Andrea di Jorio]], Neapolitan scholar - {{search|Andrea+di+Jorio}}
-*[[Antonie van Léeuwenhoek]], 17th century Dutch microscopist - {{search|Antonie+van+Léeuwenhoek}}
 *[[Bartolommeo de' Saochi]], Vatican librarian - {{search|Bartolommeo+de'+Saochi}}
-*[[Dharmapala of Nalanda]] (530-561) Tamil scholar - {{search|Dharmapala+of+Nalanda}}
+*[[Emanuele Tesauro]], Italian rhetorician - {{search|Emanuele+Tesauro}}
-*[[Emmanuele Tesauro]], Italian rhetorician - {{search|Emmanuele+Tesauro}}
-*[[Eusthatius of Thessalonika]], Byzantine scholar - {{search|Eusthatius+of+Thessalonika}}
 *[[Gregory Ochoa]], US Hispanic man diagnosed as retarded who later became an Washington University professor - {{search|Gregory+Ochoa}}
 *[[Gustav Geley]] (1868) French researcher - {{search|Gustav+Geley}}
+*[[Heinrich Schurtz]] (1863-1903) German scholar - {{search|Heinrich+Schurtz}}
 *[[Hélène Ahrweiler]] (née [[Hélène Glykatzi|Glykatzi]]), French Greek-born academic - {{search|Hélène+Ahrweiler}}
 *[[Ikujiro Nonaka]], Japanese professor - {{search|Ikujiro+Nonaka}}
 *[[James Berkland]], US geologist and animal theorist - {{search|James+Berkland}}
-*[[Jean-Baptiste de la Curne de Sainte-Palaye]], French scholar - {{search|Jean-Baptiste+de+la+Curne+de+Sainte-Palaye}}
 *[[Jens Krafft]], Danish scholar - {{search|Jens+Krafft}}
 *[[Johannes Tzetsez]], Byzantine scholar - {{search|Johannes+Tzetsez}}
 *[[Kari Elisabeth Borresen]], Women's studies - {{search|Kari+Elisabeth+Borresen}}
-*[[Kari Vogt]], women's studies - {{search|Kari+Vogt}}
 *[[Luiz Rossi]], Brazilian professor of economics and political prisoner - {{search|Luiz+Rossi}}
-*[[Lutfi al-Sayyid]], Egyptian nationalist scholar - {{search|Lutfi+al-Sayyid}}
 ==Eccentrics==
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 *[[Arlotto Mainardi]] [[Arlotto]], Tuscan priest and jester - {{search|Arlotto+Mainardi}} / {{search|Arlotto}}
 *[[John Myers Hargrave]], US prankster - {{search|John+Myers+Hargrave}}
-*[[Jose de Jesus Miranda]], self-declared antichrist - {{search|Jose+de+Jesus+Miranda}}
 *[[Marcello Creti]], Italian re-inventor - {{search|Marcello+Creti}}
 *[[Mark McCloud]], US prankster - {{search|Mark+McCloud}}
 *[[Pavel Navrotsky]], Russian who hid after WWII - {{search|Pavel+Navrotsky}}
-*[[Yoshiro Makamatsu]], Japanese self-declared inventor and would-be-politician - {{search|Yoshiro+Makamatsu}}
 ==Different bodies==
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 *[[Marc Cazotte]] aka. ''[[Le Petit Pepin]]'' (1757-1801) Parisian juggler with very short limbs - {{search|Marc+Cazotte+Le+Petit+Pepin}}
 *[[Maria Gerard]], French hermaphrodite (later [[Germaine Gerard]]) - {{search|Maria+Gerard}}
-*[[Patrick Cotter]], "Irish Giant" - {{search|Patrick+Cotter}}
 *[[Percilla Bejano]], bearded woman - {{search|Percilla+Bejano}}
 *[[Petrus Gonsalvus]], hairy man - {{search|Petrus+Gonsalvus}}
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 *[[Stephan Bilgraski]], "Lionel, the Lion-Faced Boy" - {{search|Stephan+Bilgraski}}
 *[[William Evans (giant)]], a Giant in the retinue of Charles I of England - {{search|William+Evans}}
+*[[Yu Zhenhuan]], the hairiest man - {{search|Yu+Zhenhuan}}
 *[[Zenora Pastrana]], successor of [[Julia Pastrana]] - {{search|Zenora+Pastrana}}
+*[[Zip Johnson]], the [[Man-Monkey]] - {{search|Zip+Johnson}}
 ==Feral children==
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 *[[Ivan Mishukov]], Russian dog boy, a feral child - {{search|Ivan+Mishukov}}
 *[[John Ssebunya]], Uganda feral child - {{search|John+Ssebunya}}
+*[[Lyokha]], [[Werewolf boy]], Russian feral child - {{search|Lyokha+Werewolf+boy}}
 *[[Marcos Pantoja]], Spanish feral child - {{search|Marcos+Pantoja}}
 *[[Marie-Angélique Memmie le Blanch]], wild girl of Champagne - {{search|Marie-Angélique+Memmie+le+Blanch}}
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 *[[Faustin E. Wirkus]] (1897-1948) King of La Gonave - {{search|Faustin+E.+Wirkus}}
 *[[Giuseppe Bartoleoni]] (1780?-1848?) King of Tavorala - {{search|Giuseppe+Bartoleoni}}
-*[[James A. Harden-Hickey]] (1854-1896) King of Trinidad, Brazil - {{search|James+A.+Harden-Hickey}}
 *[[John Davis Murray]] (1870-?) King of the Christmas Island - {{search|John+Davis+Murray}}
 *[[Patrick Watkins]], King of Galapagos - {{search|Patrick+Watkins}}
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 *[[Anita Balwin]], California socialite - {{search|Anita+Balwin}}
 *[[Dorothy Difrasso]], Hollywood socialite and one of the mistresses of Bugsy Siegel - {{search|Dorothy+Difrasso}}
-*[[Louisa Wallis]] or [[Louise Fazenda Wallis]] (d 1962) US CA silent film actor and socialite - {{search|Louisa+Wallis}} / {{search|Louise+Fazenda+Wallis}}
 *[[Lydie Augernon]], French Salonnier - {{search|Lydie+Augernon}}
 *[[Minna Craucher]], Finnish hostess and blackmailer - {{search|Minna+Craucher}}
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 *[[Gertrud Seele]] (1917-1945) German nurse and social worker Nazis executed for "defeatism" - {{search|Gertrud+Seele}}
 *[[Griffiths Mxenge]], South African apartheid victim - {{search|Griffiths+Mxenge}}
-*[[Günter Litfin]], shot while trying to cross the border of East Germany in August 24 1961 - {{search|Günter+Litfin}}
-*[[Helmuth Günther Hübener]] (1928-1942) German 17-year-old boy executed for listening to foreign broadcasts in Nazi Germany -- {{search|Helmuth+Günther+Hübener}}
 *[[Lilo Gloeden]] (1903-1944) German housewife who nazis executed - {{search|Lilo+Gloeden}}
 *[[Stompie Seipei]], South African apartheid victim - {{search|Stompie+Seipei}}
-*[[Yusaf Masih]], Pakistani Catholic janitor and culprit of sacrilege - {{search|Yusaf+Masih}}
+*[[Yousuf Masih]], Pakistani Catholic janitor and culprit of sacrilege - {{search|Yousuf+Masih}}
 ==Even More Miscellaneous==
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 *[[Antonio Ruiz de Montoya]] (1585-1652) - {{search|Antonio+Ruiz+de+Montoya}}
 *[[Arnold Johan Messenius the Younger]] (1629-1951), Swedish soldier and catholic conspirator - {{search|Arnold+Johan+Messenius+the+Younger}}
+*[[Athenion]], slave king - {{search|Athenion}}
 *[[August Cyparis]], Mount Pelee survivor - {{search|August+Cyparis}}
-*[[Bernard MacFadden]] (1868-1955) US publisher - {{search|Bernard+MacFadden}}
+*[[Balbus the Stoic]] - {{search|Balbus+the+Stoic}}
 *[[Bredo Morsteol]], cryogenically frozen Norwegian in Nederland, Colorado - {{search|Bredo+Morsteol}}
 *[[Cecilia Mi Pizzo]], sued to cancel the Louisiana Purchase - {{search|Cecilia+Mi+Pizzo}}
 *[[Champa Tenzin]], Tibetan national hero - {{search|Champa+Tenzin}}
-*[[Chevalier Folard]] (1669-1725), New Discoveries About War - {{search|Chevalier+Folard}}
-*[[Christian Heinrich Heineken]], German child prodigy - {{search|Christian+Heinrich+Heineken}}
 *[[Chunosuki Matsuya]], Japanese shipwrecked - {{search|Chunosuki+Matsuya}}
 *[[Cornelius Lelij]] (1854-1929) Dutch originator of the Ijsselmeer reclaim project - {{search|Cornelius+Lelij}}
+*[[Daad Mohammed Muraad Abdul Rahman]], Emirates father with 78 children - {{search|Daad+Mohammed+Muraad+Abdul+Rahman}}
 *[[Edward Topham]] (1751-1820) English soldier, journalist, playwright and amateur caricaturist - {{search|Edward+Topham}}
-*[[El Nergo]], mummified bushman - {{search|El+Nergo}}
+*[[El Negro (bushman)]], mummified bushman - {{search|El+Negro}}
 *[[Elizabeth Kingsley]], (nee Seelman) (1871?-1957), US puzzle constructor; inventor of double crostic 1934 - {{search|Elizabeth+Kingsley}}
 *[[Elizabeth Paine]], (1652-1704), American adulteress - {{search|Elizabeth+Paine}}
-*[[Elyn Saks]], US California professor with schizophrenia - {{search|Elyn+Saks}}
 *[[Ercole Boratto]], Mussolini's chauffeur - {{search|Ercole+Boratto}}
 *[[Erik Munsterhjelm]] (1905-1992) Finnish-born adventurer in Canada - {{search|Erik+Munsterhjelm}}
@@ Line 156: / Line 146: @@
 *[[George and Charles Finn]] (1939- ), The [[Bronx Calendar Twins]] - {{search|George+and+Charles+Finn}} / {{search|Bronx+Calendar+Twins}}
 *[[Gertrud von Ungern]], hated 17th century Swedish landholder - {{search|Gertrud+von+Ungern}}
+*[[Gifford Pinchot II]] - {{search|Gifford+Pinchot+II}}
+*[[Giovanni B. Belzoni]] (1778-1823) Italian circus strongman and Egyptian tomb looter- {{search|Giovanni+B.+Belzoni}}
 *[[Gloria Sykes]], accidental nymphomaniac - {{search|Gloria+Sykes}}
-*[[Guido Mussolini]], the dictator's grandson - {{search|Guido+Mussol}}
+*[[Guido Mussolini]], the dictator's grandson - {{search|Guido+Mussolini}}
 *[[Harry F. Ferguson]] AKA "[[Michael Alexandrovitsch Dmitry Obolensky Romanoff]]", conman, impostor, pretender and later Hollywood restaurant owner - {{search|Harry+F.+Ferguson}} / {{search|Michael+Alexandrovitsch+Dmitry+Obolensky+Romanoff}}
-*[[Harry H. Culver]], founder of Culver City - {{search|Harry+H.+Culver}}
-*[[Iannis Xenakiz]] (1922-) French composer, architect and writer - {{search|Iannis+Xenakiz}}
 *[[Jean de Lueil]] (1410-1470) French military writer - {{search|Jean+de+Lueil}}
 *[[Jens Lorek]], German lawyer for alien abductees - {{search|Jens+Lorek}}
@@ Line 169: / Line 159: @@
 *[[Joseph Ngoupu]], Cameroon-born civil engineer and hereditary village chief - {{search|Joseph+Ngoupu}}
 *[[Joyce Britten-Jones]], British mistress of Greek king - {{search|Joyce+Britten-Jones}}
-*[[Juan de Castellanos]], conquistador, missionary and poet - {{Search|Juan+de+Castellanos}}
 *[[Juliet Bier]], California settler - {{search|Juliet+Bier}}
 *[[Kemal Ozken]], Istanbul leading circumciser - {{search|Kemal+Ozken}}
 *[[Kyoko Date]] or [[Date Kyoko]], Japanese virtual model - {{search|Kyoko+Date}}
 *[[Luis Carlos de Noronha Cabral da Camara]] (d 2001). Portuguese man who left everything to strangers - {{search|Luis+Carlos+de+Noronha+Cabral+da+Camara}}
-*[[Mandredo Settala]], Lombard virtuoso - {{search|Mandredo+Settala}}
+*[[Manfredo Settala]], Lombard virtuoso - {{search|Manfredo+Settala}}
 *[[Margaretta D'Arcy]], Irish heroine - {{search|Margaretta+D'Arcy}}
 *[[Maria Åkerblom]], (1898-1981) Finnish preacher, socialite and criminal - {{search|Maria+Åkerblom}}
 *[[Maria Antonia Calvo]], Spanish woman who was officially dead for 14 years - {{search|Maria+Antonia+Calvo}}
+*[[Maurice Ruddick]], Canadian rescue hero - {{search|Maurice+Ruddick}}
 *[[Maxime de La Falaise]], French fashion model - {{search|Maxime+de+La+Falaise}}
 *[[Miguel Mujica]], Peruvian antique trader - {{search|Miguel+Mujica}}
@@ Line 189: / Line 179: @@
 *[[Shiv Charan Yadav]], Indian man with multiple failed school exams - {{search|Shiv+Charan+Yadav}}
 *[[Song Ling Whang]], Chinese woman who walked to Britain - {{search|Song+Ling+Whang}}
-*[[Soong Qingling]], wife of Sun Yatsen - {{search|Soong+Qingling}}
 *[[Steve Jones (faith healer)]], US dental faith healer - {{search|Steve+Jones+(faith+healer)}}
 *[[Sumner Tucker Pike]], (1891-1976), US administrator; acting chairman of Atomic Energy Commission 1950 - {{search|Sumner+Tucker+Pike}}
 *[[Teddy Wong]], Hong Kong billionaire - {{search|Teddy+Wong}}
+*[[Theodore von Neuhoff]], Corsica - {{search|Theodore+von+Neuhoff}}
 *[[Thomas Lewkenor]] of Trotton, owner of the ''Lewkenor Book of Hours'' - {{search|Thomas+Lewkenor}}
 *[[Timotheus of Zacynthos]] - {{search|Timotheus+of+Zacynthos}}
 *[[Tom Gurr]], US treasure hunter - {{search|Tom+Gurr}}
+*[[Vifill Atlason]], Icelander who called the White House - {{search|Vifill+Atlason}}
 *[[Viola Widegren]] (1931-1949?) Swedish disappeared woman - {{search|Viola+Widegren}}
 *[[Virgilio Leret]], Spanish aviator and inventor- {{search|Virgilio+Leret}}
-*[[Vladimir Semenovich Vysotskii]] (1938-1980) Russian songwriter, poet and actor - {{search|Vladimir+Semenovich+Vysotskii}}
 *[[Vu Khac Minh]], mummified Buddhist monk - {{search|Vu+Khac+Minh}}
 *[[Walter Gempp]] (1878-1939) Chief of the Berlin fire brigade - {{search|Walter+Gempp}}
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 <hr>
 See also:
+Red links in:
+*[[User:Magnus Manske/Dictionary of National Biography]]
+*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/DNB]]
+*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/NZ/Dictionary of New Zealand Biography]]
+*[[List of people who assisted Jews during the Holocaust]]
 *[[User:Skysmith/Missing articles|Other missing articles]]