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December 20th

163 Notable deaths

Igor Severyanin

Russian poet.

Born May 16th, 1887 in Saint Petersburg. [ref]

Died December 20th, 1941 at 54 years old in Tallinn (myocardial infarction). [ref]

Paul Bonatz

German architect (1877-1956).

Born December 6th, 1877 in Solgne. [ref]

Died December 20th, 1956 at 79 years old in Stuttgart.

Anita Augspurg

German jurist, actress, writer, editor, and activist (1857-1943).

Born September 22nd, 1857 in Verden. [ref]

Died December 20th, 1943 at 86 years old in Zurich. [ref]

Alexander Vvedensky

Russian poet with formidable influence on "unofficial" and avant-garde art during and after the times of the soviet union.

Born December 6th, 1904 in Saint Petersburg.

Died December 20th, 1941 at 37 years old in Kazan (pleurisy).

Joan Maragall

Spanish catalan poet, journalist and translator (1860–1911).

Born October 10th, 1860 in Barcelona. [ref]

Died December 20th, 1911 at 51 years old in Barcelona. [ref]

Yoshimitsu Morita

Film director.

Born January 25th, 1950 in Chigasaki. [ref]

Died December 20th, 2011 at 61 years old in Tokyo (acute liver failure). [ref]

Charley Rogers

British actor, film director and screenwriter (1887-1956).

Born January 15th, 1887 in Birmingham. [ref]

Died December 20th, 1956 at 69 years old in Los Angeles (traffic collision). [ref]

Albert Chevallier Tayler

English artist (1862-1925).

Born April 5th, 1862 in Essex. [ref]

Died December 20th, 1925 at 63 years old in London.

Julius Scheiner

German astronomer (1858-1913).

Born November 25th, 1858 in Cologne.

Died December 20th, 1913 at 55 years old in Potsdam.

Clara Thompson

American psychiatrist & psychoanalyst (1893-1958).

Born October 3rd, 1893 in Providence.

Died December 20th, 1958 at 65 years old in New York City.

Deaths 101 to 110 of 163

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