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10 Notable deaths
by cerebral hemorrhage
Amir Pnueli
Israeli computer scientist (1941–2009) researching temporal logic, model checking, and concurrent systems.
Born April 22nd, 1941 in Nahalal.
Died November 2nd, 2009 at 68 years old in New York City (cerebral hemorrhage). [ref]
Mahmoud Fawzi
Egyptian politician and diplomat; prime minister (1970-1972).
Born September 19th, 1900.
Died June 12th, 1981 at 80 years old in Cairo (cerebral hemorrhage).
Pierre Vidal-Naquet
French historian (1930–2006).
Born July 23rd, 1930 in 7th arrondissement of Paris.
Died July 29th, 2006 at 76 years old in Nice (cerebral hemorrhage).
Edward S. Morse
American zoologist and anthropologist (1838–1925).
Born June 18th, 1838 in Portland.
Died December 20th, 1925 at 87 years old in Salem (cerebral hemorrhage).
Eleonora Rossi Drago
Italian actress (1925-2007).
Born September 23rd, 1925 in Genoa, Quinto al Mare.
Died December 2nd, 2007 at 82 years old in Palermo (cerebral hemorrhage). [ref]
Pupella Maggio
Italian actress (1910-1999).
Born April 24th, 1910 in Naples.
Died December 8th, 1999 at 89 years old in Rome (cerebral hemorrhage).
Yves Robert
French director (1920-2002).
Born June 19th, 1920 in Saumur.
Died May 10th, 2002 at 81 years old in 6th arrondissement of Paris (cerebral hemorrhage).
Ed Sanders
American boxer (1930–1954).
Born March 24th, 1930 in Los Angeles.
Died December 12th, 1954 at 24 years old in Boston (cerebral hemorrhage).
Tapio Rautavaara
Finnish athletics competitor, recording artist; singer and film actor.
Born March 8th, 1915 in Pirkkala.
Died September 25th, 1979 at 64 years old in Oulunkylä (cerebral hemorrhage).
Boris Rosing
Russian television pioneer (1869–1933).
Born May 5th, 1869 in Saint Petersburg.
Died April 20th, 1933 at 63 years old in Arkhangelsk (cerebral hemorrhage).
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