In the year 1937

438 Notable deaths

Evgeny Pashukanis

Soviet-russian legal scholar (1891-1937).

Born February 23rd, 1891 in Staritsa.

Died September 4th, 1937 at 46 years old in Moscow.

Harry Graf Kessler

German art collector, patron, writer, publicist and diplomat (1868-1937).

Born May 23rd, 1868 in Paris. [ref]

Died November 30th, 1937 at 69 years old in Lyon. [ref]

Henry Tonks

British artist (1862-1937).

Born April 9th, 1862 in Birmingham.

Died January 8th, 1937 at 74 years old in London.

Grafton Elliot Smith

Australian anatomist.

Born August 15th, 1871 in Grafton. [ref]

Died January 1st, 1937 at 65 years old in Broadstairs. [ref]

Jacob Schick

American businessman (1877-1937).

Born September 16th, 1877 in Ottumwa.

Died July 3rd, 1937 at 59 years old in Montreal.

Gabriel Pierné

French composer, conductor, and organist.

Born August 16th, 1863 in Metz. [ref]

Died July 17th, 1937 at 73 years old in Ploujean. [ref]

Noel Rosa

Brazilian singer and musician (1910–1937).

Born December 11th, 1910 in Rio de Janeiro.

Died May 4th, 1937 at 26 years old in Rio de Janeiro (tuberculosis).

Nathan Birnbaum

Austrian philosopher (1864-1937).

Born May 16th, 1864 in Vienna. [ref]

Died April 2nd, 1937 at 72 years old in Scheveningen. [ref]

Yeghishe Charents

Armenian poet (1897–1937).

Born March 25th, 1897 in Kars.

Died November 27th, 1937 at 40 years old in Yerevan. [ref]

Martemyan Ryutin

Soviet politician (1890-1937).

Born February 13th, 1890 in Irkutsk Governorate.

Died January 10th, 1937 at 46 years old in Moscow (gunshot wound).

Ralph Lewis

American actor (1872-1937).

Born October 28th, 1872 in Englewood.

Died December 4th, 1937 at 65 years old in Los Angeles (traffic collision).

Eero Järnefelt

Finnish realist painter (1863-1937).

Born November 8th, 1863 in Vyborg.

Died November 15th, 1937 at 74 years old in Helsinki.

Max Wilhelm Carl Weber

German-dutch zoologist (1852–1937).

Born December 5th, 1852 in Bonn.

Died February 7th, 1937 at 84 years old in Eerbeek.

Alexander Shliapnikov

Russian politician and syndicalist (1885-1937).

Born August 30th, 1885 in Murom.

Died September 2nd, 1937 at 52 years old in Moscow (ballistic trauma).

Alexander Chayanov

Soviet scholar (1888–1937).

Born January 29th, 1888 in Moscow.

Died October 3rd, 1937 at 49 years old in Almaty.

Reinhold Hanisch

Austrian artist (1884-1937).

Born January 27th, 1884 in Mšeno nad Nisou.

Died February 2nd, 1937 at 53 years old in Vienna.

Vincenzo Lancia

Racecar driver (1881-1937).

Born August 24th, 1881 in Fobello.

Died February 15th, 1937 at 55 years old in Turin (myocardial infarction).

Concepción Cabrera de Armida

Peruan catholic mystic.

Born December 8th, 1861 in San Luis Potosí.

Died March 3rd, 1937 at 75 years old in Mexico City.

Eddie Gerard

Canadian ice hockey player and coach (1890–1937).

Born February 22nd, 1890 in Ottawa.

Died December 7th, 1937 at 47 years old in Ottawa (laryngeal cancer).

William Peel, 1st Earl Peel

British politician (1867-1937).

Born January 7th, 1867 in London.

Died September 28th, 1937 at 70 years old in East Meon.

Daniil Sulimov

Prime minister of russia.

Born January 2nd, 1891 in Minyar.

Died November 27th, 1937 at 46 years old in Moscow.

Leonid Serebryakov

Russian politician (1888-1937).

Born June 11th, 1888 in Samara.

Died February 1st, 1937 at 48 years old in Moscow.

Ryszard Bolesławski

Polish theatre and film director, actor (1889–1937).

Born February 4th, 1889 in Mohyliv-Podilskyi.

Died January 17th, 1937 at 47 years old in Hollywood.

Jenő Hubay

Hungarian musician (1858–1937).

Born September 15th, 1858 in Pest.

Died March 12th, 1937 at 78 years old in Budapest (myocardial infarction).

Gleb Bokii

Soviet politician.

Born July 3rd, 1879 in Tbilisi.

Died November 15th, 1937 at 58 years old in Moscow.

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