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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 378
Charles Goldner
Actor
Charles Hastings Doyle
Former Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
Charles Steggall
Composer
Charles Reade
British novelist
Charlie Livesey
Footballer
Cipriano de Valera
Czesław Jarnuszkiewicz
General
Dahiru Musdapher
Nigerian jurist
David Trendell
Organist
David Yallop
British author
Deneys Reitz
Warrior
Dorothy Wedderburn
Edward Lowbury
English poet
Elena Gerhardt
German singer
Eric Shilling
English opera singer
Ernest Butcher
British actor
Ermanno Donati
Italian film producer
Eugen Kolisko
Austrian physician
Eugenio Polgovsky
Mexican filmmaker
Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim
Sudanese writer
Francis Conyngham, 2nd Marquess
Francis Dutton
Frederick Coutts
General
Frederick Leister
Actor
Frederick Matthew Darley
Justice
G. H. Chirgwin
Singer
Gbolahan Mudasiru
Nigerian officer
Georg Rudolf Weckherlin
German poet
George Chalmers
Scottish writer
George Back
Navy officer
George French Angas
English explorer
George Edward Wade
British sculptor
George Stanley, 9th Baron Strange
Thomas Stanley, 1st Earl of Derby's son
Gerry Crampton
Stunt performer
Gerry Healy
Political activist
Gertie Gitana
Musical artist
Harold Craxton
English pianist
Harry Plunket Greene
Irish baritone
Hartley Power
Television actor
Hector Quine
British guitarist
Helmers Pavasars
Composer
Henry Arthur Jones
Dramatist
Henry Hallam
Historian
Henry Reed
British poet
Henry Sandham
Canadian painter
Herbert Fryer
Pianist
Herbie Roberts
English footballer
