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James W. McHenry
Former Mayor of Murray, Utah
Robert L. Backman
American lawyer
Robert Kaye Greville
Mycologist
Alexander Asher
Politician
Guttorm Hansen
Norwegian writer
Olav Kjelbotn
Manna Dey
Indian playback singer
Vimala Gowda
Legislator
Taraka Ratna
Indian actor
Vithabai Bhau Mang Narayangaonkar
Indian dancer
Prince Nirajan of Nepal
Queen Aishwarya of Nepal
Queen of Nepal
Queen Kanti of Nepal
Indra, Crown Princess of Nepal
Birendra of Nepal's mother
Princess Sharada Shah of Nepal
Mahendra of Nepal's daughter
Queen Divyeshwari of Nepal
Ishwari Rajya Lakshmi Devi
Queen
Chendru Mandavi
Tor Obrestad
Norwegian novelist
Asbjørn Halvorsen
Norwegian footballer
Thorgeir Stubø
Jazz musician
Bernard Warburton-Lee
Navy officer
Friedrich Bonte
German naval officer
Sheldon Silver
Former Speaker of the New York State Assembly
Rosa Brítez
Paraguayan potter
Saburō Sakai
Japanese aviator
Rupert Hamer
Former Premier of Victoria
Emma Liébel
French singer
Alba Chrétien-Vaguet
French operatic soprano
Kabir Chowdhury
Bangladeshi essayist
Pramod Kumar Satapathy
Isaac Kleinerman
Film producer
Manuel Lozada
Izz ad-Din al-Qassam
Preacher
Steven Jesse Bernstein
American writer
hans strøm
Norwegian clergyman
Tuanku Tambusai
Melewar of Negeri Sembilan
Yamtuan Besar
Yamtuan Radin
Lenggang of Negeri Sembilan
Ian Moir
Rugby league player
Odd Bakkerud
Norwegian fiddler
Berit Mørdre
Olympic athlete
Bjart Ording
Olympic athlete
Hans Haga
Axel Paulsen
Norwegian figure skater
Arne Thodok Eriksen
Norwegian author
