au
au, or au by KDDI, is a brand marketed by KDDI in the main islands of Japan and by Okinawa Cellular in Okinawa for their mobile cellular services.
People died in Au (First 49 people) - Page 260
Alfred Massé
Former Minister of Commerce of France
Claude Chauveau
Former Senator of France
Erwin Zajicek
Politician
Oleg Bryjak
Opera singer
Maria Radner
German music performer
Patrick Sondheimer
Aircraft pilot
Clifton Pugh
Australian artist
David Hookes
Australian cricketer
Joy Hester
Australian artist
Carol Jerrems
Australian photographer
Barlow Carkeek
Australian cricketer
Wels Eicke
Australian rules football player
George Angus
Australian rules footballer
Walter Boas
German-Australian physics researcher
Bert Newton
Australian media personality
Ernie Bourne
English-Australian actor
Rachel Barber
Maurice Blackburn
Former Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Herbert Hyland
Former Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Percy Wilson
Australian rules footballer
Moacir Barbosa Nascimento
Brazilian footballer
João Paulo Ramalho
Actor
Moacir Barbosa
Brazilian football player
Maximira Figueiredo
Brazilian actress
Hans Schatzdorfer
Austrian writer
Ulrich X, Count of Bregenz
Rūdolfs Baltaisvilks
Latvian actor
Waleran de Beaumont, 1st Earl of Worcester
Waleran de Beaumont, 1st Earl of Worcester
Piero Heliczer
American poet
Maria Schell
Austrian-Swiss actress
Margarete Schell Noé
Actress
Richard Kruger
Actor
Aljoscha Rompe
Singer
João Herrmann Neto
Politician
Helena Meirelles
Brazilian guitar player
Paul de Simard de Pitray
Lawyer ‧ Paul de Pitray's son
Carry Hauser
Austrian painter
Rosette Anday
Hungarian mezzo-soprano
Carl Hollitzer
Austrian singer
Karl Maria Swoboda
Art historian
Eduard Bitterlich
Austrian artist
Lynda Gibson
Australian actress
Fred Hughson
Australian rules footballer
Jimmy Freake
Australian rules footballer
Josef Veleba Musician
Musician
Haydar Hatipoğlu
Nihat Hatipoglu's father
