Ani
Ani is a ruined medieval Armenian city now situated in Turkey's province of Kars, next to the closed border with Armenia. Between 961 and 1045, it was the capital of the Bagratid Armenian kingdom that covered much of present-day Armenia and eastern Turkey.
People died in Ani (First 49 people) - Page 3
William Thompson Russell Smith
American painter
Tadej Rylskyj
Economist ‧ Maksym Rylsky's father
Edward Hooker Dewey
American physician
Clarence Howard Clark Sr.
Author
Pedro Paterno
Former Prime Minister of the Philippines
Peter Moran
Artist
Pia Brătianu
Nasrullah Khan
Afghan prince
Aleksandras Konstantinas Mykolas Pliateris
Josephine D. Heard
American poet and teacher
Paraschiv Vasilescu
General
Dimitrie Alexandresco
Romanian biographer
Jokūbas Šernas
Lithuanian attorney
Dumitru Stratilescu
Romanian general
Alfonsas Petrulis
Lithuanian politician
Loni Logori
Albanian entrepreneur
Michael Dougherty
American writer
Mehmed Hâdî Pasha
Ottoman general
Harry E. Ockelman
Seaman apprentice ‧ Veronica Lake's father
Avraham Mattisyahu Friedman
Rabbi
Ana Blaga
Frederick J. Osterling
American architect
Arkadi Kremer
Politician
Leon Viorescu
Romanian painter
Kristo Sulidhi
Albanian photographer
Adela Xenopol
Romanian writer
Alexandru Cantacuzino
Romanian Politician
Samuel Yellin
American blacksmith
Harris Jacob Bixler
Former United States Representative
Jakub Wygodzki
Former Lithuanian Minister for Jewish Affairs
maurycy ignacy poznanski
Industrialist ‧ Ignacy Poznański's son
Mendel Elefant
Romanian poet
Gajur Deralla
Military personnel
Josef Miner
German boxer
Paul-Mihu Sadoveanu
Novelist ‧ Mihail Sadoveanu's son
Władysław Goral
Polish educationist
Jan Antoni Rogowicz
Fatma Naime Sultan
Abdul Hamid II's daughter
George Washington Neel
Alice Neel's father
Marija Jasienskytė-Mašiotienė
Dhimitër Kacimbra
Albanian Politician
Piramerd
Poet
Trinidad Rizal
Trinidad Mercado
José Rizal's sister
Adivi Baapiraju
Indian novelist
Gheorghe I. Brătianu
Romanian Politician
Nevile Gardiner
British diplomat