In the year 1941
489 Notable deaths
Oskar Loerke
German writer (1884-1941).
Born March 13th, 1884 in Wiąg.
Died February 24th, 1941 at 56 years old in Berlin.
Martti Nieminen
Olympic wrestler (1891–1941).
Born November 3rd, 1891 in Salo.
Died March 29th, 1941 at 49 years old in Helsinki.
Frank Waller
Athletics competitor (1884–1941).
Born June 24th, 1884 in Saint Paul.
Died November 29th, 1941 at 57 years old in Kansas City.
Marie Reisik
Estonian feminist (1887-1941).
Born February 6th, 1887 in Kilingi-Nõmme.
Died August 3rd, 1941 at 54 years old in Tallinn.
Alfred Powlesland
British cricketer (1875-1941).
Born August 7th, 1875 in Newton Abbot.
Died March 25th, 1941 at 65 years old in Chudleigh.
Karl Kotratschek
Austrian athletics competitor (1914–1941).
Born October 24th, 1914 in Vienna.
Died July 4th, 1941 at 26 years old in North Africa.
Ali Shogentsukov
Soviet poet (1900–1941).
Born October 28th, 1900 in Baksan.
Died November 29th, 1941 at 41 years old in Babrujsk District.
Clarissa Allen
American author and educator (1859-1941).
Born October 1st, 1859 in Columbia. [ref]
Died November 23rd, 1941 at 82 years old in Milam. [ref]
Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga
Spanish diplomat (1873–1941).
Born October 7th, 1873 in Palma. [ref]
Died August 7th, 1941 at 67 years old in Cairo. [ref]
Andreas Stadler
Austrian weightlifter (1898–1941).
Born July 31st, 1898 in Vienna.
Died February 14th, 1941 at 42 years old
William Rice
Canadian rower (1881–1941).
Born February 18th, 1881 in Cincinnati.
Died February 12th, 1941 at 59 years old in San Mateo.
René Ressejac-Duparc
French footballer (1880–1941).
Born September 28th, 1880 in Suresnes.
Died April 19th, 1941 at 60 years old in Pornic. [ref]
Nils Persson
Sailor (1879-1941).
Born February 11th, 1879 in Stockholm.
Died February 4th, 1941 at 61 years old in Stockholm.
Nikolai Busch
Russian botanist (1869-1941).
Born November 10th, 1869 in Slobodskoy.
Died August 7th, 1941 at 71 years old in Belozersk.
Deaths 476 to 489 of 489
Our minds are too small to comprehend something as huge as death. Let it go. Maxime Lagacé