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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 21
Wilfred Shepherd-Barron
British civil engineer
Walter J. Harvey
British cinematographer ‧ Lilian Harvey's brother
Julia Strachey
Writer
Roger Close-Brooks
Harold Pedro Joseph Phillips
British soldier
Joe Devine
Scottish football player
Tom Stobart
Cinematographer
Shawana bint Hammoud bin Ahmed Al Busaidia
Former Prime Minister of Oman
Nicholas Zernov
Author
Desmond Stewart
Author
Ivor Newton
Pianist
Andrew Shonfield
British economist
Frank Merrick
Pianist
Norman Snaith
Pratap Chandra Lal
Indian aircraft pilot
Ann Codrington
Actress
Richard Storry
Author
Joan du Plat Taylor
British archaeologist
Winifred Turner
Sculptor
Frank Pennink
British golfer
John Buckmaster
Actor
Muriel St. Clare Byrne
Researcher
Fred Copeman
Paul Dugan Irons
Accountant ‧ Jeremy Irons' father
Robert H. Thouless
Psychologist
George Campbell Hay
Poet
Helena Rummel
Ignacy Daszyński's daughter
Stephen Neill
Author
Evan Charlton
British artist
Stephen Mealing
Guy Salisbury-Jones
British general
Vanessa Salmon
Nigella Lawson's mother
Celeste Woss y Gil
Painter
Potlako Leballo
Zofia Woźnicka
Author
William Monjack
Simon Monjack's father
Frank Sherwin
Artist
Isolde Denham
Actor ‧ Peter Ustinov's ex-wife
Edward Middleditch
Artist
Bulent Rauf
Turkish-British mystic
Christopher Roome
Alfred Roome's son
David Bracknell
Film director
A. K. Brohi
Pakistani Politician
Aubrey Baring
Film producer
Ted Moore
South African-British cinematographer
Joan Grigg
Gordon Bremner
Football player