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• Hadamard, JacquesJacques Solomon Hadamard ( December 8, 1865 October 17, 1963) was a mathematician best known for his proof of the prime number theorem. He studied at the Ecole Normale Superieure. After the Dreyfus affair, which involved him personally, he became politica, (1865-1963), mathematician
• Hadas, Rachel , poet
• Haddad, Jamey , musician
• Haddon, Alfred Cort , (died 1940), anthropologist
• Haden, CharlieCharles Edward Haden (born August 6, 1937) is a jazz bassist who first made his name playing with Ornette Coleman in the early late 1950s and 1960s. He went on to lead the Liberation Music Orchestra in the 1970s. Quartet West, started in 1987, consisted o, musician
• Hadfield, ChrisChris Hadfield (born August 29 1959) was among the first four Canadians selected to become astronauts by the Canadian Space Agency and became the first Canadian to walk in space. Chris was born in Sarnia, Ontario and attended high school in Milton, Ontari, (born 1959), first Canadian to walk in space
• Hadjidakis, ManosManos Hadjidakis ( October 23, 1925 June 15, 1994) is a Greek music composer. He was born in Xanthi, Greece. In 1961 he received an Oscar or Academy Award in the category of Best Music, for his Song Never on Sunday from the film of the same name. He is wi, (1925-1994)
• Hadley, Herbert S. , US governor
• Hadley, JohnJohn Hadley ( April 16, 1682 February 14, 1744) invented the sextant around 1730. The sextant allows its user to determine the elevation of celestial objects with respect to the horizon. If the position of the object on the sky and the time of the observa, quadrant
• Hadrian, (76-138), Roman Emperor
• Hadzi, Dusan , (born 1921), chemist
• Haeckel, Ernst, (1834-1919), physician
• Haenchen, Hartmut, (born 1943), German conductor
• Hafez, poet
• Haffner, Sebastian, (1907-1999), publicist
• Hafner, Markus , (b. 1976),artist, poet, musician
• Hafstein, Hannes, (1912-1914), prime minister
• Hafstein, Jóhann , (1970-1971), prime minister

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