John Charles Harsanyi

(1920-2000). Hungarian/American economist. Nobel Prize in Economics, 1994.

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Moss Hart

(1904-1961). American playwright and theatrical director. Husband of Kitty Carlisle.

Laurence Harvey

(1928-1973). Lithuanian/ British/ American actor. Born Laruschka Mischa Skikne.

Israel Hasson

(April 27, 1955, Damascus, Syria-Alive). Member, Shin Bet (Deputy Director, 1997-1999). Yisrael Beiteinu/Kadima Member of the Knesset of Israel, 2006-Current.

Herbert A. Hauptman

(1917-Alive). American mathematician. Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1985.

Adam Hasner

(1969-Current). Republican Member, Florida State House of Representatives, 2003-Current.

Goldie Jeanne Hawn

(1945-Alive). American actress. Received Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, 1969. Mother of Kate Hudson. Convert to Buddhism.

Anthony Ivan Hecht

(1923-2004). American poet. Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, 1968. Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry, Library of Congress, 1982-1984.

Jacob "Chic" Hecht

(1928-2006). U.S. Senator (R-NV), 1983-1989. U.S. Ambassador to the Bahamas, 1989-1994.

Alan J. Heeger

(1936-Alive). American Chemist. Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2000.

Jascha Heifetz

(1901-1987). Violinist.

Joseph Heller

(1923-1999). American author.

Louis Benjamin Heller

(1905-1993). U.S. Representative (D-NY), 1949-1954. Judge, Supreme Court of New York, 1966-1977.

Lillian Florence Hellman

(1905-1984). American playwright. Blacklisted for refusing to testify against others before the House Un-American Activities Committee.