De
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People died in De (First 49 people) - Page 219
Louis Palander
Swedish naval officer
Nina von Dardel
Swedish businesswoman ‧ Raoul Wallenberg's sister
Pehr Rabe
Julius Rabe's father
Lajos Gönczy
Hungarian olympic athlete
Johann Cesar VI. Godeffroy
Giorgio Pessi
Wilhelm Lemke
Samson of Dol
Marián Čunderlík
Painter
Bebeto Alves
Musician
Ibsen Pinheiro
Brazilian journalist
Ernest de Croix d'Heuchin
Jacob Bruce
General
Abel Warocqué
Industrialist
Nicolas Warocqué
Industrialist
Anna Akhmatova
Poet
Yuri Shatunov
Russian singer
Lady Helena Plunkett
Tommy Lyttle
Bookmaker
Walter Smiles
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Cliff Burton
American musician
Karl Johann von Seidlitz
Physician
Dieter Danzberg
German footballer
Donald Byrd
American jazz trumpeter
Cornelius P. Comegys
American farmer
Gove Saulsbury
American physician
Henry M. Ridgely
Former member of the U.S. Senate
Felix Weil
John M. Clayton
Former United States Secretary of State
Simeon S. Pennewill
Former Governor of Delaware
Mike Drass
American coach
John Patten
Former United States Congressman
Willard Saulsbury Sr.
Former member of the U.S. Senate
William H. Boyce
American lawyer
Eli M. Saulsbury
Former member of the U. S. Senate
Harry A. Richardson
Former member of the U. S. Senate
J. Allen Frear Jr.
Former United States Senator
Richard R. Kenney
Former member of the U. S. Senate
Josiah O. Wolcott
Former Attorney General of Delaware
John A. Nicholson
Former United States Representative
Nathaniel B. Smithers
Former United States Representative
Joseph P. Comegys
Former member of the U.S. Senate
Charles L. Terry Jr.
Former Governor of Delaware
John Vining
Former member of the United States Senate
J. Frank Allee
Former member of the U.S. Senate
James D. McGinnis
Former Lieutenant Governor of Delaware
Abe Bernstein