Hội An
Hội An is a city on Vietnam's central coast known for its well-preserved Ancient Town, cut through with canals. The former port city's melting-pot history is reflected in its architecture, a mix of eras and styles from wooden Chinese shophouses and temples to colorful French colonial buildings, ornate Vietnamese tube houses and the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge with its pagoda.
People died in H I An (First 49 people) - Page 92
Jack Kerr
New Zealand cricketer
Lyn Davis
New Zealand rugby union player
Noel McGregor
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Rangi Thompson
New Zealand rower
Dick Motz
New Zealand cricketer
Ruth Mason
New Zealand botanist
Ada Wells
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Mel Cooke
Walter Argus
New Zealand rugby union player
William Millton
New Zealand rugby union player
Bob McDowall
New Zealand ichthyologist
Walter Hadlee
New Zealand cricketer
Wilfrid Owen
New Zealand Politician
George Jobberns
New Zealand geographer
Bill Sutton
New Zealand artist
Nigel Priestley
Sydney Callaway
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Caroline Freeman
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Ian Ballinger
Olympic athlete
Gordon Leggat
New Zealand cricketer
Rata Lovell-Smith
New Zealand artist
John Grimes
New Zealand bishop
Zin Harris
New Zealand cricketer
Andrew White
New Zealand rugby union player
Walter R. Mansfield
Former Judge
John McAlpine
New Zealand Politician
Ronnie Moore
English football manager
Sir John Hall
Former Mayor of Christchurch
George Burnes
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Matthew Brodie
Julius von Haast
German explorer
Jim Barclay
Former Minister of Agriculture of New Zealand
Desmond J. Scott
Leo Bensemann
New Zealand artist
Read Masters
New Zealand rugby union player
Harold Clarke
Olympic athlete
Olivia Spencer Bower
New Zealand painter
Elizabeth Herriott
New Zealand botanist
Eileen Mayo
English artist
Nelson Dalzell
New Zealand rugby union player
Morrie Dixon
New Zealand rugby union player
Patrick Rhind
New Zealand rugby union player
Allan Elsom
New Zealand rugby union player
Alister Hopkinson
New Zealand rugby union player
Wayne Cottrell
New Zealand rugby union player
Fergie McCormick
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John Cunneen