Sava
The Sava is a river in Central and Southeast Europe, a right and the longest tributary of the Danube. It flows through Slovenia, Croatia and along its border with Bosnia and Herzegovina, and finally through Serbia, feeding into the Danube in its capital, Belgrade.
People died in Sava (First 49 people) - Page 1
Robert M. Charlton
Former American senator
Charles Herty
American academic
John Houstoun
Former Governor of Georgia
John A. Treutlen
Former Governor of Georgia
K. C. Wu
Political figure
Prince A. Jackson Jr.
William Bellinger Bulloch
Former American senator
Henry R. Jackson
American-Confederate biographer
Thomas M. Norwood
Member of the United States Senate
Calvin Colton
Writer
Middleton P. Barrow
Former United States Senator
William Henry Stiles
Former United States Representative
Lafayette McLaws
Officer
Lachlan McIntosh
American military leader
Joseph Clay
American Politician
Henry C. Wayne
American author
Camoflauge
American rapper
Francis Xavier Gartland
Franklin Delano Williams
American singer
Helen TobiasDuesberg
American-Estonian composer
Donald E Super
Psychologist
Julius Curtis Lewis Jr.
Former Mayor of Savannah
Joseph Bryan
Former United States Representative
Robert H. Anderson
Military personnel
William Bauchop Wilson
American Politician
William K. Payne
Oronhyatekha
Physician
W. U. Hensel
Editor
Earl Hiers
Paula Deen's brother
Mordecai Sheftall
Merchant
Ray Gunkel
American professional wrestler
John Francis Nangle
Former Judge
Jack Sherman
American guitarist
Martina Davis-Correia
American civil rights activist
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr.
Cecelia Seiler
Actor ‧ Sonny Seiler's wife
William Houstoun
American lawyer
Peter Lavien
Rachel Faucette Buck's son
Richard Howly
Former Governor of Georgia
Martin Luther Smith
American civil engineer
Prince Hulon Preston, Jr.
American Politician
Mickey Stephens
Former Georgia State Representative
Helen Tobias-Duesberg
Estonian composer
Frank O'Driscoll Hunter
General
Jeremy Francis Gilmer
American civil engineer
Josiah Tattnall III
Military officer
Edward Clifford Anderson
German naval officer