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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 175
Ivonne Passada
Former Senator of Uruguay
Mirtha Torres
Actor
Viviana Di Pascua
Lucas Torreira's mother
Luis Hierro Rivera
Former Member of the Chamber of Representatives of Uruguay
Aasa Helgesen
Norwegian midwife
Erling Johannes Norvik
Norwegian Politician
Peder Holt
Norwegian Politician
Gulbrand Lunde
Nils Lavik
Norwegian Politician
Tsyrendashi Dorzhiev
Sniper
Boson II de Talleyrand-Périgord
Christian Pierre Mathiesen
Former Minister of Agriculture and Food of Norway
Hanna Winsnes
Norwegian poet
Ilya Katunin
Aviator
Per Savio
Norwegian explorer
Andrey Mikhaylovich Markin
Khaled Kelkal
Theobald of Marly
French saint
Momik
Armenian architect
René Moreu
French painter
Theodor Christian Haagaas
Jens Bjørneboe
Norwegian writer
Víctor Galíndez
Argentine boxer
Juan Taverna
Argentine former footballer
Georges Condé
Artist
Jean Navarre
French aviator
Paul Teste
French aviator
Albert Louis Deullin
Eugène Gilbert
Pilot
Maurice Rapin
Painter
Johan Christopher Haar Daae
Norwegian Politician
Prince Karl of Leiningen
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Russian singer
Albert Kusnets
Olympic athlete
Victor Dupré
Jacques Herbillon
Boxer
Mikhail Sholokhov
Novelist
Svend Wam
Norwegian film director
Jon Sundby
Former Minister of Finance of Norway
William Walker Stockfleth
Naval officer
Regine Normann
Norwegian school teacher
Karl Erik Bøhn
Norwegian handball player
Hans Eikrem
John Arne Riise's father
Odd Børretzen
Norwegian author
Halfdan the Mild
King
Jakob Kjersem
Norwegian journalist
Geir Børresen
Norwegian actor
