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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 47
Arne Martin Klausen
Per Liland
Bjarne Holst
Artist
Jan Aas
Norwegian footballer
Inger Hagerup
Norwegian writer
Knut Wiggen
Swedish composer
Leif Jørgen Aune
Norwegian economist
Søren Gangfløt Musician
Musician
Arne Pedersen
Norwegian footballer
Jan Groth
Norwegian painter
Bjørn Skau
Former Minister of Justice of Government of Norway
Eivind Rekustad
Norwegian weightlifter
Bjørn Borgen
Norwegian footballer
Bjarne Aas
Norwegian engineer
Gunnar Nilsen
Christian Lange Rolfsen
Former Mayor of Fredrikstad
Tove Mohr
Norwegian physician
Johan Caspar von Cicignon
Combat engineer
Tønne Huitfeldt
Norwegian military personnel
Adam Christopher Oldenburg
Danish military officer
José de Antepara
Politician
Charles Blomfield
Artist
Pat Reid
British author
Sally Grosvenor, Duchess of Westminster
Francis Fox Tuckett
English mountaineer
Peder Iversøn til Fritsø
F W de Klerk
Former State President of South Africa
De Klerk
Former State President of South Africa
Andrew V. McLaglen
British-American film director
Don DaGradi
Writer
Larry Clemmons
American animator
Ernest K. Gann
American aviator
Fritz Michael Treschow
Fritz Treschow
Alf Andersen
Olympic athlete
Christopher Hansen Blom
Merchant ‧ Hans Christophersen Blom's son
Morten Anker
Niels Henrik Abel
Norwegian mathematician
Victor Puiseux
French mathematician
Pape Badiane
French professional basketball player
Haakon Rochseth
Norwegian Politician
Bjarne Rokseth
Álex Angulo
Spanish actor
Toru Takahashi
Race car driver
Therese von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Wiesenburg
John Aloys I of Oettingen-Spielberg
Trygve Thue
Norwegian guitarist