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Scottish inventor, demonstrating the world's first working television (1888–1946)

Also known as: Джон Лоуги Бэрд, جون لوجي بيرد, 존 로지 베어드, ジョン・ロジー・ベアード, 約翰·羅傑·貝爾德, Бэрд, Джон Лоуги

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