Children
Explore the captivating world of famous children, from prodigies to young celebrities. Discover their accomplishments, relationships, and unique stories in our comprehensive list.
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Abd Al-Ilah
IraqA close relative of the Iraqi King Ghazi I, regent for his son Faisal II, field marshal, marshal of the Royal Air Force.
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Alan Aleksander Milne
Great BritainEnglish playwright, poet, storyteller, author of classic books of English children's literature
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Elena Pinchuk
UkraineDaughter of the second President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma
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Gulnara Karimova
UzbekistanDaughter of Uzbekistan President Islam Karimov
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Olivier De Funes
FranceFrench actor, son of comedian Louis de Funes and Jeanne Bartholame
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Tatiana Diachenko
RussiaYeltsin's daughter
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Frantisek Hrubin
CzechCzech writer, poet and screenwriter.
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Giovanni Antonio Caraccioli
OperatorThe third son of Giovanni Caraccioli
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Giovanna II
ItalyQueen of Naples
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Tatyana Botkina
FranceDaughter of the physician Nicholas II E
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Elizaveta Grecheskaya
GreeceGreek princess from the Glucksburg family, daughter of Prince Nicholas of Greece
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Polina Petrenko
GermanyDaughter of actor Alexei Petrenko
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Paul Gallico
USAAmerican writer
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prince William
Great BritainWilliam, Prince of Wales
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Barron Trump
USASon of US President Donald Trump
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Elza Beskov
SwedenSwedish children's writer and illustrator of children's books.
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Jenna Bush
USADaughter of the forty-first US President, George W. Bush
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Junko Morimoto
JapanJapanese writer who survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima
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Elisaveta Hitrova
RussiaKutuzov's daughter
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Dmitriy Lukashenko
BelarusThe middle son of the President of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko
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Claudia Aleksevich
PolandThe first Galician-Russian writer, public figure and teacher
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Banu Musa
IraqSons of Musa ibn Shakir: Muhammad, Ahmad and al-Hasan
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Alois Liechtenstein
LiechtensteinSon of Alfred of Liechtenstein and Princess Henriette of Liechtenstein, daughter of Alois II.
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Oded Burla
IsraelIsraeli writer
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Klemen Lavric
SloveniaSlovenian footballer, played as a striker
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John Gaunt
Great Britain1st Duke of Lancaster, third surviving son of King Edward III of England and Philippa of Gennegau
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Anna Jagiellonka
PolandDaughter of Sigismund I the Old
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Christina Geiger
GermanyGerman skier
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Megan Crowley
USAAmerican with Pompe disease, daughter of John Crowley
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Viktoria Luise Prussia
GermanyDaughter of the German Emperor Wilhelm II
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Berthe de Laon
FranceQueen of the Frankish State, daughter of Charibert de Laon
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Victoria Gotti
USAWriter, participant in many television projects, daughter of the head of the mafia clan, John Gotti
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Karen Tariverdiev
RussiaGRU special forces officer
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Kim Jong-un
North KoreaSon of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il named future head of state
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Lola Karimova
UzbekistanYoungest daughter of the President of Uzbekistan
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Prince Philippos of Greece and Denmark
Great BritainThe third son of the Greek King Constantine II
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Judy Blundell
USAChildren's novelist
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Kambudzhia Kambis
IranEldest son of Cyrus the Great, Persian king (529-522 BC).
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Catherine Valois
Great BritainQueen Consort of England, daughter of King Charles VI of France and Isabella of Bavaria
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Amy Carter
USAThe youngest of four children and only daughter of Jimmy Carter
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Anastasia Kormusheva
RussiaAdopted daughter of Irina Ponarovskaya
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Laymen Baum
USAAn American children's writer who wrote the book "The Wizard of Oz", known in our country in the version by the writer Volkov as "The Wizard of the Emerald City".
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Beatrice Rethel
OperatorDaughter of Itje, Count of Rethel, and Beatrice
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Anne-Catharina Vestly
NorwayNorwegian children's writer.
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Narine Abgaryan
ArmeniaRussian writer
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William I
OperatorKing of Württemberg from October 30, 1816
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William Spenser
Great BritainSecond Prince of Wales
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Ruth Stiles Gannett
USAAmerican children's writer
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Arkadiy Gaydar
RussiaChildren's writer, one of the youngest commanders of the Civil War (at the age of 16 he commanded a regiment). Participant of the Great Patriotic War.
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Friedrich Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg
GermanyDuke of Schleswig-Holstein
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