
Karl Popper
1902 – 1994Austrian-British philosopher who developed the theory of falsifiability as the criterion for scientific knowledge and wrote 'The Open Society and Its Enemies,' a critique of totalitarian ideologies.
7 notable people were born on July 28.
July 28 is the birth date of several notable figures in politics, philosophy, and sports. Austrian-British philosopher Karl Popper was born in 1902, Uruguayan footballer Juan Alberto Schiaffino in 1925, King Vajiralongkorn of Thailand in 1952, former Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez in 1954, and Greek politician Alexis Tsipras in 1974. These individuals marked contributions in their respective areas in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Austrian-British philosopher who developed the theory of falsifiability as the criterion for scientific knowledge and wrote 'The Open Society and Its Enemies,' a critique of totalitarian ideologies.

Hugo Chávez served as Venezuela's president from 1999 to 2013, implementing socialist policies and founding the Bolivarian Revolution movement that transformed the country's political landscape.

Juan Guaidó served as President of Venezuela's National Assembly and declared himself interim president in 2019, receiving recognition from over 50 countries during the constitutional crisis.

Greek civil engineer and left-wing politician who served as Prime Minister from 2015-2019, leading the SYRIZA party.

Current King of Thailand since 2016, officially known as King Rama X of the Chakri Dynasty.

Uruguayan footballer who starred in Uruguay's 1950 World Cup victory over Brazil at the Maracanã, scoring the equalizing goal in the final. He later played for AC Milan and became one of South America's greatest players of the 1950s.

Popular singer and actress who is one of Uzbekistan's most recognized entertainment figures, known for her pop music and film appearances. She has released numerous albums and starred in Uzbek cinema.