Ho!
A gangster (Jean-Paul Belmondo) tries to become a mob boss and kidnaps a journalist to cover the story.
People died in Ho (First 49 people) - Page 67
Marin Goleminov
Bulgarian composer
Jaime Alves
Portuguese footballer
Manuel Laranjeira
Poet
Alain Decaux
French historian
Igor Bogdanoff
French mathematician
Tony Allen
English footballer
Ibrahim Diarra
French rugby player
Fofi Gennimata
Former Member of the Hellenic Parliament
Dimitrios Kremastinos
Former Member of the Hellenic Parliament
Kostas Kazakos
Greek actor
Maria Dimitriadi
Greek singer
David Turow
Doctor
Sudhin Das
Bangladeshi musician
Fazle Hasan Abed
Social worker
Ashraf Siddiqui
Bangladeshi poet
Saleh Ahmed
Bangladeshi television actor
Nurul Islam Babul
Bangladeshi business magnate
M. A. Hashem
Bangladeshi businessman
Rizia Rahman
Novelist
MA Hashem
Bangladeshi businessman
Rafiqul Islam
Bangladeshi educationist
Momtazuddin Ahmed
Bangladeshi playwright
Ban Ya-wol
Lyricist
Lee Gyu-dong
Military personnel
Ivor Raymonde
British musician
Mike Reese
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
John Tyler
10th U.S. President
William Paine Sheffield Jr.
Former United States Representative
Joseph Arnold
Rhode Island farmer
Nicholas Llewelyn Davies
Peter Llewelyn Davies' brother
Franz Boas
German-American anthropologist
Henry Ford
American industrialist
Heruy Wolde Selassie
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia
Eddie Stanky
Baseball manager
Milt Stock
Baseball manager
Bill Varney
Audio engineer
Winston Groom
American novelist
Frank A. Tobey
Jack Edwards
Former United States Representative
Claire Cloninger
Songwriter
Bentong
Filipino comedian
Özkan Sümer
Turkish footballer
Ali Ansarian
Iranian football player
Hallam Tennyson, 2nd Baron Tennyson
British author
Hallam Tennyson
British author
Nils Asther
Swedish actor
Anders Börje
Singer
