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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 380
Donald Dinnie
Scottish strongman
Donald Winnicott
English paediatrician
Doris Barry
Alicia Markova's sister
Dorothy Holman
British tennis player
Dušan Popović
Serbian journalist
E. O. Hoppé
British photographer
Eddie Thompson
British pianist
Edward Alderson
Lawyer
Edward Barnes
British soldier
Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury
Soldier
Edward O'Brien
Irish republican
Edward Schroeder Prior
Architect
Edward Pfeiffer
Polish general
Edward Solomon
English composer
Edward the Confessor
King
Edward Thornton
British diplomat
Ella D'Arcy
Fiction writer
Ellen Wood
English novelist
Émile Sauret
French Violinist
Eric Fawcett
Actor
Ernő Goldfinger
Architect
Erwin Stein
Austrian musician
Eunice Black
Character actress
Eustace Miles
British tennis player
Frances Russell, née Cromwell
Elizabeth Cromwell's daughter
Francis Baily
Astronomer
Francis Bourgeois
Painter
Ambalavaner Sivanandan
Sri Lankan-British novelist
Christopher Palmer
Composer
Frank Farrell
British vocalist
Frank Lascelles
Diplomat
Frank Newbould
Poster artist
Frank Merrick
Pianist
Franz von Rintelen
German intelligence agent
Fred Goodwins
Actor
Fred Rains
British actor
Frederick Attenborough
University teacher
Frederick Sykes
British military officer
Friedrich Welwitsch
Austrian explorer
Gayle Griffiths
Film producer
George Cadogan
Former Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
George Caley
Botanist
Fred Yates
English artist
George Fordyce
Physician
George Frampton
British sculptor
George Gardiner
British Politician
George Linley
Writer
