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Gable, Clark (Feb. 01, 1901 - Nov. 16, 1960) His role as Rhett Butler in "Gone with the Wind" in 1939 made him famous, but he had already won an Oscar four years earlier for "It Happened in One Night". The film star was married five times, his great love, the actress Carol Lombard, died in a plane crash in 1942. Clark Gable died at the age of 59 from the consequences of a heart attack shortly after the shooting of "Misfits".

Gable, Clark (Feb. 01, 1901 - Nov. 16, 1960)

Gabor, Zsa Zsa (06.02.1917 - 18.12.2016) Zsa Zsa Gabor 06.02.1917 - 18.12.2016. The Hungarian-American actress starred in Hollywood of the 50s in films such as "Moulin Rouge" or "In the Claws of Venus". However, she is better known for her extravagant lifestyle, scandals and lawsuits, her eight marriages and numerous affairs with prominent men. She said yes to Frederic Prince von Anhalt, a German more than 25 years her junior, in 1986.

Gabor, Zsa Zsa (06.02.1917 - 18.12.2016)

Gabriel, Peter (geb.13.02.1950) Peter Gabriel, born 13 February 1950, is a British musician, singer and songwriter who became famous as a founding member and former frontman of the progressive rock band Genesis. After leaving the band, he embarked on a successful solo career and released hits such as "Solsbury Hill" and "Sledgehammer". Gabriel is also known for his involvement in social and political issues and for promoting world music through his label Real World Records.

Gabriel, Peter (geb.13.02.1950)

Gärtner, Claus Theo (geb. 19.04.1943) Furrowed face, deep voice and leather jacket, these were the unmistakable trademarks of private detective Josef Matula, the parade role of Claus Theo Gärtner, born 19.04.1943, for more than 30 years on Friday evenings in the ZDF series "Ein Fall für Zwei" (A Case for Two). In 2013, after 300 episodes, the series came to an end, and Gärtner, who had engagements at various German stages, film and television roles after his training at the State Academy of Music and Theatre, devoted himself more to theatre again. In 2017, however, he returned with his first full-length solo film as Matula, the second to follow in 2018. Gärtner is an enthusiastic motor sportsman. His social commitment includes the victims' aid organisation Weißer Ring and disabled children - for which he received the Federal Cross of Merit in 2006.

Gärtner, Claus Theo (geb. 19.04.1943)

Gandhi, Mahatma (02.10.1869 - 30.01.1948) Mahatma Gandhi, born October 2, 1869, studied law and fought for the rights of his countrymen in India and South Africa. He became the leader of the Indian independence movement and a symbolic figure of a non-violent form of civil disobedience against British institutions. On January 30, 1948, he was shot by a fanatic.

Gandhi, Mahatma (02.10.1869 - 30.01.1948)

Garfunkel, Art (geb. 05.11.1941) The U.S. singer and actor Arthur Ira "Art" Garfunkel, born on 05.11. 1941 in Forest Hills, New York City, celebrated together with Paul Simon as the duo Simon & Garfunkel great international success ("Sounds of silence", Mrs. Robinson"). The duo separated in 1970, then gave a legendary concert together again in Central Park in New York in 1981 and went on tour together once again after receiving a Grammy award for their life's work. Art Garfunkel in the meantime pursued his acting career and released several solo albums. For his diverse political and social commitment, he was awarded, among others, the honorary prize of the German Sustainability Award.

Garfunkel, Art (geb. 05.11.1941)

Gates, Bill (geb. 28.10.1955) born on 28. October 1955 in Seattle. Bill Gates founded Microsoft in 1975 together with Paul Allen. Today Gates is one of the richest men in the world. With his wife, the philanthropist, who withdrew from business operations in 2008, runs the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the largest private foundation in the world. He has announced that he will donate 95% of his fortune until the end of his life.

Gates, Bill (geb. 28.10.1955)

Gauck, Joachim (geb. 24.01.1940) Joachim Gauck, born 24. January 1940 in Rostock, Gauck was President of the Federal Republic of Germany from 18 March 2012 for one term. After the fall of communism, he became a member of the first freely elected People's Chamber of the GDR and, after reunification, a member of the German Bundestag for a short time. In October 1990, he was elected Federal Commissioner for the Stasi files and remained at the head of the "Gauck" authority for ten years.

Gauck, Joachim (geb. 24.01.1940)