Michael Hofmann
German footballer and mid-field player
Born
November 3rd, 1972
53 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Germany
Links & References
A German footballer played as a midfielder primarily in the 1990s and 2000s. Started his professional career with Bayer 04 Leverkusen, making significant contributions to the team. Later joined 1. FC Kaiserslautern and played a key role in their successes. Played in the Bundesliga, demonstrating strong skills and tactical awareness on the field. Participated in the German national teams at various levels, including youth and senior squads.
Played for Bayer 04 Leverkusen
Contributed to 1. FC Kaiserslautern's success
Other People Born on November 3rd
Rezso Seress
Born in Hungary, a pianist and composer gained recognition for creating songs that combined romanticism with the challenges of life. His most notable work, 'Gloomy Sunday', often referred to as the 'Hungarian Suicide Song', became a significant piece in the world of music, inspiring various renditions by prominent artists. Throughout the years, the song has been associated with various cultural and historical contexts, leading to its lasting legacy in music and popular culture.
Continue ReadingWilliam H. Dana
An engineer and astronaut with significant contributions to space exploration, played a vital role in human spaceflight missions. Participated in the Skylab program, overseeing science payload operations and engaging in experiments. Worked with NASA, enhancing spacecraft systems and safety measures. After retirement, contributed to aerospace engineering in various capacities.
Continue ReadingDavid Armstrong-Jones
Born in 1961, became 2nd Earl of Snowdon following the death of his father. Engaged in various business ventures and has a background in design. Has taken on roles in promoting arts and crafts through his involvement with organizations such as the Royal Academy. Inherited the title and responsibilities associated with the earldom, maintaining a connection to British aristocracy while pursuing professional interests.
Continue ReadingAndré Malraux
Born in 1901, a historian, theorist, and author contributed significantly to the literary and political landscape of France. Published the novel 'Man's Fate' in 1933, which explored the themes of revolution, heroism, and existentialism. Wrote several non-fiction works on art history and philosophy, including 'The Voids of the Time' and 'The Creative Experience'. Held the position of France’s Minister of Cultural Affairs from 1959 to 1969, promoting the arts and cultural heritage. Demonstrated a keen interest in the relationship between art and society throughout his works.
Continue ReadingLulu
Born in 1948 in Scotland, this artist rose to prominence in the 1960s with a distinct vocal style. Achievements include a successful career in both music and acting. The hit song "Shout" reached international charts and solidified a place in pop culture. The artist also acted in films and television shows, further expanding her reach in the entertainment industry.
Continue ReadingOsman II
Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1618 until 1622, played a pivotal role in military campaigns against Poland and Persia. Attempted to reform the military and administrative structures, advocating for a stronger central authority. His reign was marked by tensions with the Janissaries, leading to a power struggle that resulted in his deposition and execution. This significant period in Ottoman history showed the challenges of governance and the influence of military factions.
Continue Reading