Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/biographies/D-F

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  1. Tseren-Ochiryn Damba Dorji, Damba Dorji, Tseren-Ochiryn (also try Tseren-Ochiryn Dorji)
    • '''Tseren-Ochiryn Damba Dorji''' ([[1898]] - [[1932]]), Mongolian Communist [[political figure]]; 1st [[secretary-general]] of Mongolian Communist Party 1921-1928
  2. Damdin-Suren
    • '''Damdin-Suren''' ([[18XX]] - [[19XX]]), Mongolian [[political figure]]; pres. of Mongolia 1928
  3. Georgi Pyrvanov Damjanov, Damjanov, Georgi Pyrvanov (also try Georgi Damjanov)
    • '''Georgi Pyrvanov Damjanov''' ([[1892]] - [[1958]]), Bulgarian Communist [[political figure]]; pres. of Bulgaria 1950-1958
  4. Clemence Dane, Dane, Clemence (pseud. of Winifred Ashton)
    • '''Clemence Dane''' ('''pseud. of Winifred Ashton''') ([[1888]] - [[1965]]), [[English]] [[dramatist]] & [[novelist]]; wrote novels "Regiment of Women" 1917, "Broome Stages" 1931, play "A Bill of Divorcement" 1921
  5. Iapon Danzan, Danzan, Iapon
    • '''Iapon Danzan''' ([[1873]] - [[1924]]), Mongolian Communist [[political figure]]; 1st chairman of Mongolian Communist Party 1921-1924
  6. Edward Emil Jr. David, David, Edward Emil Jr. => Edward Emil David, Jr., Edward Emil David Jr.
    • '''Edward Emil Jr. David''' (born [[1925]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[administrator]] & electrical engineer; presidential science advisor 1970-1972
  7. Vaclav David, David, Vaclav
    • '''Vaclav David''' (born [[1910]]), Czechoslovakian diplomat; Czechoslovakian foreign minister 1953-1968
  8. Ljubomir Davidovic, Davidovic, Ljubomir
    • '''Ljubomir Davidovic''' ([[1863]] - [[1940]]), Yugoslavian [[political figure]]; [[prime minister]] of Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, & Slovenes 1919-1920, 1924
  9. Samuel Davies, Davies, Samuel
    • '''Samuel Davies''' ([[1723]] - [[1761]]), American Presbyterian clergyman & educator; pres. of Princeton [[University]] 1759-1761
  10. Agustin Davila Padilla, Davila Padilla, Agustin (also try Agustin Padilla)
    • '''Agustin Davila Padilla''' ([[1562]] - [[1604]]), [[Mexican]] historian & monk
  11. Norman Davis, Davis, Norman
    • '''Norman Davis''' ([[1878]] - [[1944]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] diplomat; pres. of Council on Foreign Relations 1936-1944
  12. Francisco Deballi, Deballi, Francisco
    • '''Francisco Deballi''' ([[1793]] - [[1859]]), Uruguayan songwriter; co-composed Uruguayan national anthem (adopted 1845) with Fernando Quijano
  13. Robert Bolivar DePugh, DePugh, Robert Bolivar (Bob) (also try Robert DePugh)
    • '''Robert Bolivar DePugh''' ('''Bob''') (born [[1923]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] anti-Communist activist; founded Minutemen 1961
  14. James Dewar, Dewar, James - Wrong article
    • '''James Dewar''' ([[1897?]] - [[1985]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] baker; invented Hostess Twinkie 1930
  15. Yoro Diakite, Diakite, Yoro
    • '''Yoro Diakite''' ([[1932]] - [[1973]]), Malian army officer & [[political figure]]; pres. of Mali 1968-1969
  16. Alfred Blake Dick, Dick, Alfred Blake (also try Alfred Dick)
    • '''Alfred Blake Dick''' ([[1856]] - [[1934]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] inventor & manufacturer; invented mimeograph
  17. Gladys Henry Dick, Dick, Gladys Henry (also try Gladys Dick)
    • '''Gladys Henry Dick''' ([[1881]] - [[1963]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] physician
  18. Hardy Cross Dillard, Dillard, Hardy Cross (also try Hardy Dillard)
    • '''Hardy Cross Dillard''' ([[1902]] - [[1982]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] jurist; [[United States of America|U.S.]] judge on World Court 1970-1979
  19. Jovan Djordjevic, Djordjevic, Jovan
    • '''Jovan Djordjevic''' ([[1826]] - [[1900]]), Serbian lyricist; wrote Serbian national anthem
  20. Harold Willis Dodds, Dodds, Harold Willis (also try Harold Dodds)
    • '''Harold Willis Dodds''' ([[1889]] - [[1980]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] educator & political [[scientist]]; pres. of Princeton [[University]] 1933-1957
  21. Theophilus Ebenhaezer Doenges, Doenges, Theophilus Ebenhaezer (also try Theophilus Doenges)
    • '''Theophilus Ebenhaezer Doenges''' ([[1898]] - [[1968]]), [[South]] African [[political figure]]; pres. of [[South]] Africa 1967
  22. Dansranbelgiyen Dogsom, Dogsom, Dansranbelgiyen
    • '''Dansranbelgiyen Dogsom''' ([[1884]] - [[1939]]), Mongolian Communist [[political figure]]; pres. of Mongolia 1936-1939
  23. Charles Lawthers Jr. Donnelly, Donnelly, Charles Lawthers Jr. => Charles Lawthers Donnelly, Jr., Charles Lawthers Donnelly Jr.
    • '''Charles Lawthers Jr. Donnelly''' ([[1929]] - [[1994]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] air force [[general]]
  24. Hedley Williams Donovan, Donovan, Hedley Williams (also try Hedley Donovan)
    • '''Hedley Williams Donovan''' ([[1914]] - [[1990]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] magazine editor; editor-in-chief of Time magazine 1964-1979
  25. Johannes Fabricius, Fabricius, Johannes - redirect to his father
    • '''Johannes Fabricius''' ([[1587]] - [[1615]]), [[German]] astronomer; discovered sunspots & rotation of sun
  26. Mustafa, Pasha Fahmi, Fahmi, Mustafa, Pasha
    • '''Mustafa, Pasha Fahmi''' ([[18XX]] - [[1914]]), Egyptian [[political figure]]; [[prime minister]] of Egypt 1891-1893, 1895-1908
  27. James Augustine Farrell, Farrell, James Augustine (also try James Farrell)
    • '''James Augustine Farrell''' ([[1863]] - [[1943]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] steel businessman; pres. of U.[[South]] Steel [[Corporation]] 1911-1932; CEO of U.[[South]] Steel [[Corporation]] 1927-1932
  28. William Herbert Perry Faunce, Faunce, William Herbert Perry
    • '''William Herbert Perry Faunce''' ([[1859]] - [[1930]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] educator; pres. of Brown [[University]] 1899-1929
  29. Victor Feather, Feather, Victor
    • '''Victor Feather''' ([[1908]] - [[1976]]), [[British]] labor leader
  30. Robert Fechner, Fechner, Robert
    • '''Robert Fechner''' ([[1876]] - [[1939]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[administrator]] & labor leader; 1st director of Civilian Conservation Corps 1933-1939 (CCC)
  31. Julian Felipe, Felipe, Julian
    • '''Julian Felipe''' ([[1861]] - [[1944]]), Philippine songwriter; composed Philippine national anthem
  32. Elisha Ferry, Ferry, Elisha
    • '''Elisha Ferry''' ([[1825]] - [[1895]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[political figure]]; 1st [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[governor]] of Washington 1889-1893
  33. Zdenek Fierlinger, Fierlinger, Zdenek
    • '''Zdenek Fierlinger''' ([[1891]] - [[1976]]), Czechoslovakian [[political figure]]; [[prime minister]] of Czechoslovakia 1945-1946
  34. Frank Edward Figgures, Figgures, Frank Edward (also try Frank Figgures)
    • '''Frank Edward Figgures''' ([[1910]] - [[1990]]), [[British]] [[administrator]]; 1st [[secretary-general]] of European Free Trade Association 1960-1965
    • '''Francisco de Figueroa''' ([[1536?]] - [[1620?]]), [[Spanish]] poet; wrote poem "Tirsi"
  35. David Edward Finley, Finley, David Edward (also try David Finley)
    • '''David Edward Finley''' ([[1890]] - [[1977]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[administrator]] & art historian; 1st director of National Gallery of Art 1938-1956
  36. Frederick Perry Fish, Fish, Frederick Perry (also try Frederick Fish)
    • '''Frederick Perry Fish''' ([[1855]] - [[1930]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] telephone businessman; pres. of AT&T 1901-1907
  37. Ebenezer Fitch, Fitch, Ebenezer
    • '''Ebenezer Fitch''' ([[1756]] - [[1833]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] clergyman & educator; 1st pres. of Williams College 1793-1815
  38. Austin Flint, Flint, Austin
    • '''Austin Flint''' ([[1812]] - [[1886]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] physician
  39. Austin Jr. Flint, Flint, Austin Jr. => Austin Flint, Jr., Austin Flint Jr. (also try Austin Flint)
    • '''Austin Jr. Flint''' ([[1836]] - [[1915]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] physician; son of Austin Flint
  40. John Fludd, Fludd, John
    • '''John Fludd''' ([[1574]] - [[1637]]), [[English]] physician & popularizer of Rosicrucianism
  41. James Lawrence Fly, Fly, James Lawrence (also try James Fly)
    • '''James Lawrence Fly''' ([[1898]] - [[1966]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] [[administrator]]; chairman of Federal Communications Commission 1939-1944 (FCC)
  42. Max von Forckenbeck, Forckenbeck, Max von (also try Max Forckenbeck)
    • '''Max von Forckenbeck''' ([[1821]] - [[1892]]), [[German]] [[political figure]]
  43. Henry Fourdrinier, Fourdrinier, Henry
    • '''Henry Fourdrinier''' ([[1766]] - [[1854]]), [[English]] inventor & paper manufacturer
  44. Frank Diehl Frackenthal, Frackenthal, Frank Diehl (also try Frank Frackenthal)
    • '''Frank Diehl Frackenthal''' ([[1883]] - [[1968]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] educator; provost of Columbia [[University]] 1937-1945; acting pres. of Columbia [[University]] 1945-1948
  45. Kuno Francke, Francke, Kuno
    • '''Kuno Francke''' ([[1855]] - [[1930]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] ([[German]]-born) educator & historian
  46. Anthony Melchior Frank, Frank, Anthony Melchior (also try Anthony Frank)
    • '''Anthony Melchior Frank''' (born [[1931]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] ([[German]]-born) [[administrator]] & financier; postmaster [[general]] 1988-1992
  47. Robert Frankenberg, Frankenberg, Robert
    • '''Robert Frankenberg''' (born [[1947?]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] computer businessman; pres. & CEO of Novell [[Incorporated]] 1994--; chairman of Novell [[Incorporated]] 1994--
  48. Mitchell Frankovitch, Frankovitch, Mitchell (Mike)
    • '''Mitchell Frankovitch''' ('''Mike''') ([[1910]] - [[1992]]), [[United States of America|U.S.]] movie producer
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