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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 100
Sandy Wollaston
Medical doctor
István Hont
Historian
Heda Segvic
Sheldon Glueck
American-Polish criminologist
Frank Debenham
Professor
Alfred Harker
Geologist
Denis Twitchett
British sinologist
Erich von Hornbostel
Austrian musical scholar
Michael Postan
British historian
R. B. Braithwaite
Philosopher
Margaret Masterman
British linguist
Edward Granville Browne
British orientalist
Joseph Barcroft
British physiologist
Henry Bradshaw
British librarian
Richard Claverhouse Jebb
British Politician
G. I. Taylor
British physicist
Boris Ord
British organist
Adolphus William Ward
Historian
Peter Lipton
Professor
Cécile VogtMugnier
French neurologist
Harold Darke
English composer
Marni Hodgkin
American editor
John Newport Langley
British physiologist
Edward Routh
Mathematician
Paul A. Freund
American jurist
Alexander R. Todd
Biochemist
Maurice Wilkes
British computer scientist
Ronald Sydney Nyholm
Australian chemist
Walter Ullmann
Scholar
W. V. D. Hodge
British mathematician
Lu Gweidjen
Chinese biochemist
Alison Stephens
Musician
Douglas Hartree
Mathematician
Jack MacBryan
English cricketer
William Perkins
English theologian
Nan Youngman
Painter
Constance Babington Smith
Journalist
Davidson Nicol
Diplomat
Choudhry Rahmat Ali
Pakistani politician
Handley Moule
Theologian
Abram Samoilovitch Besicovitch
Russian mathematician
E. J. H. Corner
Mycologist
M. G. M. Pryor
British biologist
Roland Thaxter
American mycologist
Hermann Kantorowicz
German jurist
Ronald George Wreyford Norrish
Sir George Downing, 1st Baronet
Statesman
