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October 25th

184 Notable deaths

Pierre Soulages

French painter and engraver.

Born December 24th, 1919 in Rodez. [ref]

Died October 25th, 2022 at 102 years old in Centre Hospitalier Universitaire De Nîmes. [ref]

Werner Naumann

Nazi politician (1909-1982).

Born June 16th, 1909 in Góra. [ref]

Died October 25th, 1982 at 73 years old in Lüdenscheid (heart failure). [ref]

Jacques Barzun

French-born american historian (1907-2012).

Born November 30th, 1907 in Créteil. [ref]

Died October 25th, 2012 at 104 years old in San Antonio. [ref]

Grand Duchess Maria Kirillovna of Russia

Eldest child of grand duke kirill vladimirovich of russia and princess victoria melita of saxe-coburg-gotha; wife of karl, 6th prince of leiningen (1907-1951).

Born February 2nd, 1907 in Coburg.

Died October 25th, 1951 at 44 years old in Madrid.

Raymond Queneau

French poet (1903-1976).

Born February 21st, 1903 in Le Havre. [ref]

Died October 25th, 1976 at 73 years old in Paris (lung cancer). [ref]

Harry Ferguson

Irish engineer and inventor (1884–1960).

Born November 4th, 1884 in County Down.

Died October 25th, 1960 at 75 years old in Stow-on-the-Wold.

Lisa Jardine

British historian (1944-2015).

Born April 12th, 1944 in Oxford.

Died October 25th, 2015 at 71 years old in London (breast cancer).

Fritz Darges

German ss-officer.

Born February 8th, 1913 in Diesdorf.

Died October 25th, 2009 at 96 years old in Celle. [ref]

Marvin Harris

American anthropologist (1927-2001).

Born August 18th, 1927 in Brooklyn. [ref]

Died October 25th, 2001 at 74 years old in Gainesville. [ref]

Gerald Templer

British army general (1898–1979).

Born September 11th, 1898 in Colchester.

Died October 25th, 1979 at 81 years old in Chelsea.

Deaths 61 to 70 of 184

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