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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 89
Ursula Russell
Avksentiy Gorodnyanskiy
Military officer
Lillian Edna Biggs
Leonard Rhys Hancock
Richard Valletort Edgcumbe
Lea Deutsch
Actress
Dávid Jándi
Artist
Édouard Crémieux
French painter
Markus Rottenberg
Rabbi
Nettie Elise Crofton
Jean-Claude Benguigui
Uroš Drenović
Commander
miroslav trifunović neško nedić
dragutin keserović neško nedić
Walter Julius Bloem
German writer
Wilhelm Nida-Rümelin
Sculptor ‧ Rolf Nida-Rümelin's father
Annie Clement
Emanuela, Gräfin Khuen von Belasi, Gräfin zu Lichtenberg
Harald Baron von Richthofen
Ernst August Baron von Gise
Heinrich Müller
Salis Daiches
Rabbi
Marjorie Blair
Alice Wilmot
Valentia Worship
Alice Maude Beamish
Abd Allah Siraj
Former Prime Minister of Hejaz
Bernard Hallowes
James Hanson William Tapp
Edward Hayes Dashwood
Fu Shuangying
Military personnel
Robert Lionel Foster
A. Sermet Muhtar Alus
Turkish journalist
Mary Josephine Kennedy
Edith Christine Aylmer
Tom Tyler
American actor
Frances Caroline Cooke
Enrique Romero de Torres
Artist
Rose Phillips
Mary Evelyn Bazley-White
Robert Lawson
American writer
Louis Riou
Artist
Margaret Buck
Captain Francis Henry Snow
Teikichi Hori
Percy Eardley-Wilmot
Margaret Warburton