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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 74
Josef Holte
Kaare Espolin Johnson
Norwegian artist
Toini Topelius
Journalist
Knud Iversen Øyen
Former Minister of Justice and Public Security of Norway
Duy Tan
King
William Burnes
Poet
Nanne Storm Musician
Pianist
Nanne Storm
Norwegian pianist
Alexandra Lasson
Norwegian author
Hans W. Brimi
Norwegian farmer
ErnstPaul Hasselbach
TV producer
Olav Aukrust
Norwegian poet
Vera Henriksen
Norwegian novelist
Gjendine Slålien
Ernst-Paul Hasselbach
Dutch television presenter
Narve Bonna
Norwegian olympic athlete
Ari Behn
Norwegian author
Toulo de Graffenried
Swiss racing driver
Alain Daniélou
French historian
Peter Thullen
Mathematician
Henry-Louis de La Grange
French musicologist
Robert Dunn
Author
Neddy Smith
Ivan Milat
Yu Chunshun
Explorer
Finn Helgesen
Speed skater
Ruth Clokey
Film producer ‧ Art Clokey's ex-wife
Celia Zaentz
Film producer
Robert Osterloh
American actor
Knut Nesbø
Norwegian sports reporter
Gerd Gudding
Musician
Sutoyo Siswomiharjo
Mas Tirtodarmo Haryono
Military personnel
D. I. Pandjaitan
Indonesian general
Siswondo Parman
Soldier
Ki Joko Bodo
Indonesian actor
Sudirman Arshad
Malaysian singer
Idris Iskandar al‑Mutawakkil Alallahi Shah . . .
Sultan of Perak
Idris Iskandar al-Mutawakkil Alallahi Shah of Perak
Sultan of Perak
Carl Fehrman
Swedish literary historian
Waldemar Wahlöö
Journalist
Julio Correa
Paraguayan poet
Efrén Echeverría
Paraguayan guitarist
Derlis Florentín
Association football manager
Bertrand R. Brinley
American writer
Wilhelm Bjerknes
Physician ‧ Vilhelm Bjerknes' son
Kjellfred Weum
Olympic athlete