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In the year 1923

145 Notable deaths

Tomás Bretón

Spanish conductor and composer (1850-1923).

Born December 29th, 1850 in Salamanca. [ref]

Died December 24th, 1923 at 72 years old in Madrid. [ref]

Alois Rašín

Czech economist and politician (1867-1923).

Born October 18th, 1867 in Nechanice. [ref]

Died February 18th, 1923 at 55 years old in Podolí (gunshot wound). [ref]

Joseph DeCamp

American artist (1858-1923).

Born November 5th, 1858 in Cincinnati.

Died February 11th, 1923 at 64 years old in Boca Grande.

Fidel Pagés

Spanish author, the pioneer of lumbar epidural anaesthesia.

Born January 26th, 1886 in Huesca. [ref]

Died September 21st, 1923 at 37 years old in Quintanapalla (traffic collision). [ref]

François Flameng

French painter (1856-1923).

Born December 6th, 1856 in Paris.

Died February 28th, 1923 at 66 years old in 17th arrondissement of Paris (diabetes).

Ivan Tavčar

Slovenian writer and politician (1851-1923).

Born August 28th, 1851 in Poljane nad Škofjo Loko.

Died February 19th, 1923 at 71 years old in Ljubljana (colorectal cancer).

Duke Paul Friedrich of Mecklenburg-Schwerin

German duke (1852-1923).

Born September 19th, 1852 in Ludwigslust.

Died May 17th, 1923 at 70 years old in Ludwigslust.

Wilhelm Jerusalem

Austrian philosopher (1854–1923).

Born October 11th, 1854 in Dřenice.

Died July 15th, 1923 at 68 years old in Vienna.

Semyon Alapin

Russian chess player (1856-1923).

Born November 5th, 1856 in Vilnius.

Died July 15th, 1923 at 66 years old in Heidelberg.

Gerónimo Giménez

Spanish composer (1854–1923).

Born October 10th, 1854 in Seville.

Died February 19th, 1923 at 68 years old in Madrid.

Deaths 81 to 90 of 145

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