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66 Notable deaths
 by laryngeal cancer

Conny Plank

German record producer and musician.

Born May 3rd, 1940 in Hütschenhausen.

Died December 18th, 1987 at 47 years old in Cologne (laryngeal cancer).

Prince Tomohito of Mikasa

Japanese prince (1946-2012).

Born January 5th, 1946 in Hayama.

Died June 6th, 2012 at 66 years old in Chiyoda-ku (laryngeal cancer).

Sergei Bulgakov

Russian orthodox christian theologian, philosopher, priest and economist (1871-1944).

Born June 28th, 1871 in Livny.

Died July 13th, 1944 at 73 years old in Paris (laryngeal cancer).

Walter Kohn

American physicist (1923–2016).

Born March 9th, 1923 in Vienna.

Died April 19th, 2016 at 93 years old in Santa Barbara (laryngeal cancer). [ref]

Anthony Hope

English novelist and playwright.

Born February 9th, 1863 in London. [ref]

Died July 8th, 1933 at 70 years old in Walton on the Hill (laryngeal cancer). [ref]

Heiner Müller

German writer, poet, and theatre director (1929-1995).

Born January 9th, 1929 in Eppendorf, Saxony. [ref]

Died December 30th, 1995 at 66 years old in Berlin (laryngeal cancer). [ref]

Konrad Kujau

German illustrator and forger (1938-2000).

Born June 27th, 1938 in Löbau.

Died September 12th, 2000 at 62 years old in Stuttgart (laryngeal cancer).

Eduard Streltsov

Soviet footballer (1937-1990).

Born July 21st, 1937 in Perovo.

Died July 22nd, 1990 at 53 years old in Moscow (laryngeal cancer).

Michel Delpech

French singer.

Born January 26th, 1946 in Courbevoie. [ref]

Died January 2nd, 2016 at 69 years old in Puteaux (laryngeal cancer). [ref]

Victoria Ocampo

Argentine writer and translator (1890-1979).

Born April 7th, 1890 in Buenos Aires.

Died January 27th, 1979 at 88 years old in Buenos Aires (laryngeal cancer).

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