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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 154
Georg Sibbern
Former Prime Minister of Norway
Valentin Christian Wilhelm Sibbern
Aimar August Sørenssen
Norwegian Politician
Kristen Kyrre Bremer
Priest
Eystein Halfdansson
Member of the Yngling
Aksel Carl Christian Valentin Sibbern
Carl Sibbern's son
Rolf Nyboe Nettum
Norwegian literary historian
Torleiv Bjørgum Musician
Musician
George Cathcart Woolley
Jean Marie Bosser
Botanist
Frances de Dalmatie
French poet
Sigurd Helseth
Norwegian poet
Jean-Guy Couture
Prelate
Sheyda Gerashi
Poet
José Sánchez del Río
Lawrence Earl
Canadian photojournalist
Nicholas Moore
Poet
Paul Jeanneney
Ceramist
Auguste-Armand de la Force
French historian
Auguste Nompar de Caumont, 13th Duke of La Force
French historian
Jacques Hamel
French priest
Adel Kermiche
Émile Masqueray
French anthropologist
Octave de Broglie-Revel
Military officer
Jean Rudel
Author
François Albert Quelvée
Artist
Philippe Poisson
French actor and playwright
Johannes de Mare
Artist
Hubert de Folard
Diplomat
David Haubenstock
Actor ‧ Romy Schneider's son
Adolphe Thiers
Former President of France
Louis XIII of France
King of France
Pierre Boutang
French philosopher
Catulle Mendès
French poet
Jules de Polignac
Former President of the Council of Ministers of France
Giuseppe De Nittis
Italian painter
Michele Baumgartner
Actress
François V de Beauharnais
French Politician
Julien Carette
French film actor
François Bonvin
French painter
Guy Grosso
French actor
François Boyer
French screenwriter
Louis Charles Breguet
French designer
Louis Laurent Gabriel de Mortillet
Pauline Wiesel
Maybanke Anderson
Guillaume Tirel
French cooks
