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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 72
Gerald Charrington
Military officer ‧ Nicholas Spencer Charrington's father
Brian Tuke
Former Governor of the King's Posts
Paulo Gonçalves
Motorcyclist
Kenny Kuhn
Baseball player
Geoff Hansen
Actor
Maxine Conder
Nurse
Bob Ward
American football coach
Nilak Butler
Actress
Anthony Bourdain
American chef
Adélaïde de Saint-Germain
Jacques Bompaire
Paul Brulat
French writer
Auguste Bravais
French physicist
Francis Morane
French theatre director
Jean Grosjean
French poet
Amélie of Orléans
Carlo Nell
Actor
Jacques Pinoteau
French film director
Ralph Baum
French film producer
Gilles Marchal
French songwriter
Patrick Schulmann
Screenwriter
Marie Berhaut
Art historian
Gilles Quéant
Actor
Mary Serta
French actor
Gelou
Singer
Lou Bennett
Australian musician
Dora Bianka
Artist
Anne Germain
Musical artist
Alain Reinberg
Biologist
Pierre Delaunay
Henri Delaunay's son
Jeanne Forain
French painter and sculptor
Emmanuel Arène
French journalist
Henri Coutet
Movie actor
Louis Du Bois
French historian
Macha Béranger
Actress
Aleksander Chudek
Guy Vidal
Journalist
Olivier de Saint-Georges de Vérac
French Politician
khatijah ibrahim tahir ibrahim
Max Guedj
French aircraft pilot
Frode Granhus
Norwegian author
Marie Antonette Andersen
Ernie Koob
Professional baseball player
Harald Grønningen
Norwegian skier
Charles Antenen
Swiss football player
André Rigaud
Military leader
François C. Antoine Simon
Former President of Haiti
