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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 15
Eugène Martin
Racing driver
Suriyothai
Queen
Suriyenthrathibodi
King
Phetracha
King
Louis Laneau
Maha Nawrahta
Borommatrailokkanat
King
Ratsadathirat
King
Kosa Pan
Worawongsathirat
Thai king
Chao Mae Dusit
Chopkhotchaprasit
Yılmaz Tatlıses
Musician
İlhami Soysal
Turkish journalist
Marie-Rose Gaillard
Belgian cyclist
Najm ad-Din Ayyub
Soldier ‧ Saladin's father
René Navarre
French actor
Lou Laurin-Lam
Artist ‧ Wifredo Lam's wife
André Portier
Architect
Humberston Wright
British film actor
John Bilsborrow
Bishop of Salford
Harry Marshall Ward
British botanist
Louis Agassiz Shaw Jr.
Edwin Upton Curtis
Former Mayor of Boston
Robert Silbey
American chemist
Johan Alfred Björling
Swedish botanist
Fehîm Arvâsî
Selmer Nilsen
Norwegian fisherman
Igrar Aliyev
Tarihçi
Nizamettin Erener
Sertab Erener's father
Hans Dahl
Norwegian painter
Johan Fahlstrøm
Actor
Fadzil Noor
Former Leader of the Opposition of Malaysia
Rekha Sindhu
Actress
Megat Junid
Malaysian Politician
Mohammed Asri Ibrahim
Musical artist
Mohd Asri Ibrahim
Singer
Heaton Rhodes
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Víctor Concas y Palau (Víctor María Concas)
Spanish military personnel
Víctor Concas y Palau
Spanish author
Sosilawati Lawiya
Cosmo Haskard
Former Governor of the Falkland Islands
Greg Hodnett
Race car driver
Pramukh Swami Maharaj
Guru
Jamir Garcia
Filipino musician
Maud Grieve
Herbalist
Janusz Żurakowski
Fighter pilot
