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119 Notable deaths
by cerebrovascular disease
Harry Warner
American film studio executive (1881-1958).
Born December 12th, 1881 in Krasnosielc.
Died December 27th, 1958 at 77 years old in Los Angeles (cerebrovascular disease).
Frederik VIII of Denmark
King of denmark from 1906 to 1912.
Born June 3rd, 1843 in Yellow Palace.
Died May 14th, 1912 at 68 years old in Hamburg (cerebrovascular disease).
Edwin Booth
American actor (1833–1893).
Born November 13th, 1833 in Bel Air.
Died June 7th, 1893 at 59 years old in New York City (cerebrovascular disease).
Fenella Fielding
English actress (1927–2018).
Born November 17th, 1927 in London.
Died September 11th, 2018 at 90 years old in Hammersmith (cerebrovascular disease). [ref]
Fusajirō Yamauchi
Japanese entrepreneur (1859–1940).
Born November 22nd, 1859 in Kyoto. [ref]
Died January 1st, 1940 at 80 years old in Kyoto (cerebrovascular disease).
Albert Warner
American film executive (1884–1967).
Born July 23rd, 1884 in Krasnosielc.
Died November 26th, 1967 at 83 years old in Miami Beach (cerebrovascular disease).
Ina Balin
American actress (1937-1990).
Born November 12th, 1937 in Brooklyn.
Died June 20th, 1990 at 52 years old in New Haven (cerebrovascular disease).
Tex Winter
American basketball coach (1922–2018).
Born February 25th, 1922 in Wellington. [ref]
Died October 10th, 2018 at 96 years old in Manhattan (cerebrovascular disease).
Rafi Eitan
Israeli politician (1926-2019).
Born November 23rd, 1926 in Ein Harod. [ref]
Died March 23rd, 2019 at 92 years old in Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (cerebrovascular disease). [ref]
Ntozake Shange
African american writer and performance artist (1948-2018).
Born October 18th, 1948 in Trenton. [ref]
Died October 27th, 2018 at 70 years old in Bowie (cerebrovascular disease). [ref]
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