Clinton N'Jie

Cameroonian footballer with Lyon

Clinton N'Jie - Cameroonian footballer with Lyon
Born

August 15th, 1993
32 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Cameroon

Links & References

A professional footballer from Cameroon, played primarily as a forward. Began career at Lyon, where he showcased significant talent. Later transferred to Tottenham Hotspur and contributed to matches in the Premier League. Returned to his homeland to play for clubs including a notable stint at Simba SC. Represented the Cameroon national team in various international competitions, making appearances in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Played for Olympique Lyonnais

Played for Tottenham Hotspur

Represented Cameroon in AFCON

Other People Born on August 15th

Eliza Lee Cabot Follen

Abolitionist writer and editor
Born
August 15th, 1787 238 years ago
Died
1860 165 years ago — 73 years old

A prominent figure in the abolitionist movement, contributed to various anti-slavery publications. Worked as an editor for The National Anti-Slavery Standard. Authored several works advocating for the end of slavery, including poetry and essays. Engaged in public speaking to raise awareness on the issues of slavery, women's rights, and education. Collaborated with notable abolitionists and reformers during the 19th century.

Continue Reading

John Chisum

American businessman and cattle baron
Born
August 15th, 1824 201 years ago
Died
December 22nd, 1884 140 years ago — 60 years old

Engaged in cattle ranching and became a prominent figure in the American West during the 19th century. Established the largest cattle ranch in New Mexico, known as the Chisum Ranch, which played a significant role in the expansion of the cattle industry in the region. Navigated conflicts during the Lincoln County War, aligning with key figures such as Billy the Kid. Contributed to the development of the local economy through his extensive business operations.

Continue Reading

Jacques Ibert

Composer known for 'Concerto for Flute'
Born
August 15th, 1890 135 years ago
Died
February 5th, 1962 63 years ago — 71 years old

A prominent composer in the 20th century, Ibert's works span numerous genres including opera, chamber music, and orchestral compositions. Ibert completed his studies at the Paris Conservatoire, where he gained recognition for his originality. His compositions often incorporate elements of French folk music and display wit and charm. Notable works include the 'Concerto for Flute and Orchestra' and the score for the film 'Les Chansons de France'. Ibert served as the director of the French Academy in Rome and was instrumental in promoting contemporary music during his tenure. He received the prestigious Prix de Rome for his contributions to music composition, reaffirming his status within the classical music community.

Continue Reading

Alfred Wagenknecht

Political activist and American politician
Born
August 15th, 1881 144 years ago
Died
August 26th, 1956 69 years ago — 75 years old

Activated in the early 20th century, played a significant role in socialist politics in the United States. Worked closely with the Socialist Party and later the Workers Party of the United States. Advocated for workers' rights and social justice issues, aligning with the labor movement of the time. Contributed to various publications discussing economic and social reforms. Engaged in public speaking and organizing efforts aimed at promoting social democracy and addressing inequalities in society.

Continue Reading

Johan Steyn

South African-English lawyer and judge
Born
August 15th, 1932 93 years ago
Died
2017 8 years ago — 85 years old

Baron Steyn served as a distinguished judge in the House of Lords, contributing to several pivotal legal decisions. Additionally, served as a judge in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of South Africa. His legal career began in South Africa, where developed a reputation for legal expertise and integrity. Later moved to the United Kingdom, where continued to influence the law through notable rulings. Served on numerous judicial committees and contributed to legal education.

Continue Reading

Gudrun Ensslin

German militant leader, Red Army Faction founder
Born
August 15th, 1940 85 years ago
Died
1977 48 years ago — 37 years old

A prominent figure in leftist militancy during the 1970s. Played a critical role in the founding of the Red Army Faction, a West German terrorist organization. Engaged in numerous acts of political violence aiming to oppose capitalism and U.S. influence in Europe. Captured and imprisoned in connection with various terrorist activities. Died in custody under controversial circumstances.

Continue Reading