Louis III of Anjou
French Duke and military leader
Born
September 25th, 1403
622 years ago
Died
November 12th, 1434
590 years ago — 31 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
Links & References
Born in 1403, a prominent figure in the French nobility, served as Duke of Anjou and regent of Sicily. Held the title Duke of Anjou and Count of Maine. Engaged in military campaigns against the English during the Hundred Years' War. Aimed to strengthen French territories and nobility power. Played a significant role in various conflicts during the early 15th century. Died in 1434, leaving behind a legacy tied to the complexities of French feudal politics and military encounters.
Served as Duke of Anjou
Engaged in military campaigns against England during the Hundred Years' War
Other People Born on September 25th
Clea DuVall
An American actress gained recognition in the late 1990s and early 2000s for work in film and television. Notable roles include the character Graham in the cult classic 'But I'm a Cheerleader' and her portrayal of Lizzy in the critically acclaimed series 'The Lizzie McGuire Movie'. In addition to acting, contributions to the industry include roles behind the camera as a director and writer, with projects such as 'The Intervention' showcasing her multifaceted talent.
Continue ReadingCharles Maturin
Born in Ireland, a prominent author and playwright emerged in the early 19th century. Maturin became recognized for contributions to Gothic literature, primarily through the novel 'Melmoth the Wanderer'. This work stands as a cornerstone of the genre, exploring themes of despair and moral conflict. Maturin's plays were also significant during his lifetime, showcasing his literary abilities beyond fiction. His style and thematic concerns influenced later writers and dramatists.
Continue ReadingW. Daniel Hillis
A computer scientist, engineer, and author focused on parallel computing and artificial intelligence. Founded Thinking Machines Corporation in 1982, which developed pioneering supercomputers. Contributed to the design of the Connection Machine, known for its unique parallel processing architecture. Holds multiple patents in computing and has written extensively on the intersection of technology and society.
Continue ReadingMiroslav Volf
A prominent Croatian theologian and public intellectual, this individual contributed significantly to discussions on faith and culture. The work primarily centers around the intersections of theology, social ethics, and community life. As a professor of Systematic Theology at Yale Divinity School, the influence extended globally. Publications include 'Exclusion and Embrace', which examines themes of reconciliation and community. The contributions have fostered dialogue on the role of religion in public life.
Continue ReadingMimi Kennedy
Active in the entertainment industry since the early 1970s, this individual gained prominence for her role as the character Abby O'Neil in the television series 'Dharma & Greg.' The performer also showcased talents in various stage productions and made guest appearances in numerous television shows. The individual has a background in theater and has participated in a range of writing projects, contributing to both screenplays and performance art. In addition to acting, they have been involved in activism and community projects, using the platform to advocate for social issues.
Continue ReadingFelicity Kendal
Born in 1946, this English actress gained recognition primarily for her work in theatre and television. Achievements include roles in the successful sitcom 'The Good Life', which aired from 1975 to 1978. Additionally, the actress has appeared in several stage productions, showcasing her talent in classic and contemporary plays. She received multiple awards throughout her career for her contributions to the arts, particularly in acting. Other television appearances include 'Rosemary & Thyme', which further established her presence in the entertainment industry.
Continue ReadingOther People Who Died on November 12th
Stan Lee
A pivotal figure in the comic book industry, contributed to the creation of numerous iconic characters and storylines. Co-created superheroes such as Spider-Man, the X-Men, Iron Man, Thor, and the Hulk for Marvel Comics. Served as the publisher and chairman of Marvel Comics, significantly shaping the company's direction and success. Appeared in cameos in various Marvel films, further endearing himself to fans and solidifying his legacy in pop culture.
Continue ReadingJohn Henry
Born in 1322, served as the Margrave of Moravia. His reign witnessed challenges from both internal and external opponents. Focused on consolidating power and stabilizing the region during a turbulent period. Engaged in various military campaigns to defend Moravia's territories and maintain Lordship's influence. Strengthened alliances with neighboring regions to bolster Moravia's standing.
Continue ReadingGustaf Söderström
Competitor in tug of war, shot put, and discus throw during the late 19th century. Achieved success in international competitions and represented Sweden at various events. Achieved notable results in both field athletics and team events, showcasing strength and skill across multiple disciplines.
Continue ReadingMárton Fülöp
A Hungarian footballer played as a goalkeeper, representing various clubs during a career spanning over a decade. Notable clubs included Debreceni VSC, where significant achievements took place, and clubs in England, such as Sunderland and Wolverhampton Wanderers. Participation in the Hungarian national team was a highlight, featuring in several international matches. Contributed to the team's efforts during UEFA Euro 2016 qualification, representing Hungary at a prestigious tournament.
Continue ReadingSally Shlaer
Accomplished mathematician and engineer contributed significantly to software engineering methodologies. Developed the Shlaer-Mellor method, a pioneering object-oriented approach to software design. Worked extensively in formal methods for software quality assurance and contributed to various educational initiatives. Published numerous papers on software engineering topics and co-authored key texts in the field, establishing foundational principles that influenced modern software development practice.
Continue ReadingNorman Bethune
A physician and surgeon, contributed significantly to medical practices, particularly in the treatment of injuries. Participated as a medical officer in the Spanish Civil War and later in the Second Sino-Japanese War. Developed innovative methods for blood transfusions and mobile medical units. His work focused on providing medical care in war zones and improving healthcare access for the underserved. His commitment to his patients and medical ethics shaped modern practices in military medicine.
Continue Reading