au
au, or au by KDDI, is a brand marketed by KDDI in the main islands of Japan and by Okinawa Cellular in Okinawa for their mobile cellular services.
People born in Au (First 49 people) - Page 775
Leonardo Artur de Melo
Brazilian footballer
Júlio Santos
Brazilian footballer
Matheus de Araujo Andrade
Brazilian footballer
Matheus Araújo
Brazilian footballer
Everton Galdino
Football player
Kelvyn Ramos da Fonseca
Brazilian footballer
Paulinho Kobayashi
Brazilian football manager
Chris Lewis
English former cricketer
Janine Freeman
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Western Australia
Nathan Coulter-Nile
Australian cricketer
Edson Giroto
Brazilian politician
Johann Mühlegg
Cross-country skier
David Tecchler
Luthier
Werner Gruber
Austrian physicist
Ferdinand Tiefnig
Member of the Federal Council of Austria
Stefanie Holzer
Austrian writer
Leo Reinisch
Egyptologist
Jérémy Grimm
French footballer
Alan Woerner
August, Graf von Ledebur-Wicheln
Olav Skard
Norwegian academic
Ellisif Wessel
Norwegian writer
O. Mahrenholtz
Author
helmut debus otto groote
German singer-songwriter
Osmar Santos
Former painter
Maria Paula Silva
Brazilian basketball player
Oscar Ulisses
Sports commentator
Bruno Pires
Brazilian football player
Odinei Edson
Brazilian sports commentator
Luís Gushiken
Brazilian Politician
Ulisses Costa
Commentator
Amilton Manoel da Silva
David Lange
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Hayden Chisholm
Saxophonist
Junior Sa'u
Rugby league centre
Augustine Pulu
Rugby union scrum half
Sam Vaka
New Zealand rugby union player
Simon Prast
Actor
Jeremy Stanley
New Zealand rugby union player
Junior Poluleuligaga
Kalani Purcell
New Zealand basketball player
William Helu
Tongan rugby union player
Jim Richards
Broadcaster
Warwick Dalton
Cyclist
Daniel Hunter
New Zealand swimmer
James Faiva
Tongan rugby union player
Gray Viane
Rugby league player
