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Quant, Mary (11.02.1934 - 13.04.2023)

Quinn, Freddy (geb. 27.09.1931) Freddy Quinn, real name Manfred Quinn, born September 27, 1931, pop singer, entertainer and actor. His greatest successes were as a singing sailor with home and wanderlust songs such as "Junge komm bald wieder" and "La Paloma. As an actor, he was not only in front of the camera but also on stage, and as an artist he was always drawn to the ring, whether unsecured on high ropes or with predators in a cage.

Quinn, Freddy (geb. 27.09.1931)

Radcliffe, Daniel (born 23.07.1989) The most famous child star of the 2000s turns 35: Daniel Radcliffe, born on 23.07.1989 in London, achieved international fame through his role as "Harry Potter" in the film series of the same name. He spent his childhood and youth on the film set from 2001 to 2011. Even after the end of the film series, Radcliffe enjoyed great success as an adult actor. He now lives in New York with his wife Erin Darke and his son.

Radcliffe, Daniel (born 23.07.1989)

Ramsey, Bill (17.04.1931 - 02.07.2021) Bill Ramsey, (17. April 1931 - 02. July 2021), German-American jazz musician and entertainer. In the 1950s, Bill Ramsey became known mainly through pop songs and as an actor. His greatest hits include "Souvenirs, Souvenirs", "Pigalle" and "Ohne Krimi geht die Mimi nie ins Bett". Later he turned more to jazz, swing and blues again.

Ramsey, Bill (17.04.1931 - 02.07.2021)

Ranke-Heinemann, Uta (02.10.1927 - 25.03.2021) Uta, Ranke-Heinemann, (02. October 1927 - 25. March 2021), German theologian and author. In 1970 she was appointed the world's first female professor of Catholic theology. The daughter of former German President Gustav Heinemann, she lost her chair in 1987 because she doubted the dogma of Mary's virgin birth. Her book "Eunuchen für das Himmelreich - Katholische Kirche und Sexualität" (1989) became a bestseller with a circulation of 300,000 copies. Besides her controversial appearances in the media, the humanist also became known for her involvement in the peace movement in the seventies and eighties.

Ranke-Heinemann, Uta (02.10.1927 - 25.03.2021)

Ratzinger, Georg (15.01.1924 - 01.07.2020) The church musician and long-time director of the Regensburg Cathedral Boys' Choir, Georg Ratzinger (15. January 1924 - 01. July 2020) is the brother of Joseph Ratzinger, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. Both Ratzinger brothers were ordained priests on 29 June 1951 in St. Mary's Cathedral in Freising. Each subsequently made a career for himself in his own way. In September 2011, Georg Ratzinger's memoirs of his brother were published under the title "My Brother, the Pope".

Ratzinger, Georg (15.01.1924 - 01.07.2020)

Rea, Chris (geb. 04.03.1951) born on 4 March 1951 in Middlesbrough (England), Chris Rea is a successful singer ("Josephine"), guitarist and composer (among others. TV music to Schimanski). Since 1994 Rea has been suffering from health problems, in 2000 he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Even after his farewell tour in 2006, he returned to the stage again and again. Chris Rea is married and has two daughters.

Rea, Chris (geb. 04.03.1951)

Reagan, Nancy (06.07.1921 - 06.03.2016) Nancy Reagan, (06. July 1921 - 06. March 2016), former actress and former First Lady of the USA, widow of Ronald Reagan.

Reagan, Nancy (06.07.1921 - 06.03.2016)