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People who died in 1989.
See also: 1989 births.












Pages in category "1989 deaths"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 4,642 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Aatreya (playwright)

  • Sheikh Abbas

  • George Abbe

  • Edward Abbey

  • Ahmed Abdallah

  • Abe Akira

  • Genki Abe

  • Ted a'Beckett

  • Mohammed Abdul-Hayy

  • Sten Abel

  • George Abell (civil servant)

  • Ramón Abella

  • Martin Abellana

  • Adeola Aboyade-Cole

  • Pavle Abramidze

  • Labib Hussein Abu Rokan

  • Marco Acerbi

  • Edith Achilles

  • Walter Achiu

  • Said Achtouk

  • Paula Acker

  • Annie Ackerman

  • Paula Ackerman

  • Ivan Ackery

  • P.O. Ackley

  • Manuel Gregorio Acosta

  • John Lyon-Dalberg-Acton, 3rd Baron Acton

  • Ken Adachi

  • Christia Adair

  • Billy Adams (footballer, born 1919)

  • Frank Adams

  • Sparky Adams

  • George Adamson

  • Mete Adanır

  • Grant Adcox

  • Joseph Adefarasin

  • Dieter Aderhold

  • George Adie

  • Miquel Adlert i Noguerol

  • Raymond Affleck

  • Michel Aflaq

  • Inji Aflatoun

  • Fred Agabashian

  • Süreyya Ağaoğlu

  • Alf Agar

  • Ray Agee

  • Guido Agosti

  • Lucien Aguettand

  • Alfonso Aguilar Ruilova

  • France Ahčin

  • Abdullah al-Ahdal

  • Ahmadou Ahidjo

  • Paul Oswald Ahnert

  • Theodor Ahrenberg

  • Syed Mohammad Ahsan

  • Alvin Ailey

  • Aimo Koivunen

  • Bill Ainslie

  • Fergie Aitken

  • Tadahiro Aizawa

  • Hüseyin Akbaş

  • Michael Barton Akehurst

  • Agha Ibrahim Akram

  • İsmail Rüştü Aksal

  • Yasushi Akutagawa

  • İsmail Hakkı Alaç

  • Srikrishna Alanahalli

  • Andreas Alariesto

  • Kalef Alaton

  • Adrien Albert

  • John F. Albert

  • Alan Albon

  • Dan Alderson

  • Arthur Alexander (producer)

  • Darnley Alexander

  • Horace Alexander

  • Hugh Quincy Alexander

  • Jeff Alexander

  • Richard Alexander (actor)

  • Robert Alexander (photographer)

  • Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander

  • Alexander Alexeyev

  • Dean Alfange

  • Paul Alfonsi

  • Alfonso, Duke of Anjou and Cádiz

  • Beethoven Algar

  • Ali Maksum

  • David Allan (cyclist)

  • Gilbert Allart

  • Gaston Allemane

  • Frank Allen (footballer, born 1901)

  • Gubby Allen

  • Lamar Allen

  • Les Allen (Australian footballer)

  • Reg Allen (set decorator)

  • Yorke Allen Jr.

  • Ambrose Folorunsho Alli

  • Fran Allison

  • May Allison

  • Oliver Allison

  • Howard Alloo

  • Gordon Allott

  • Brian Allsop

  • Francisco R. Almada

  • Carlos Almaraz

  • Erik Almgren

  • Joseph Alsop

  • Ovie Alston

  • Juan Carlos Altavista

  • Alexander Altunin

  • Gustavo Álvarez Martínez

  • Betti Alver

  • Edoardo Amaldi

  • Moisés da Costa Amaral

  • Leo Amino

  • A. Amirthalingam

  • Itubwa Amram

  • D. M. Ananda

  • C. L. Anandan

  • Stell Andersen

  • Andrew Anderson (baseball)

  • Carl Anderson (art director)

  • Del Anderson

  • Doug Anderson (Scottish footballer)

  • E. Ruth Anderson

  • Edmund E. Anderson

  • Forrest H. Anderson

  • Hurst Robins Anderson

  • Jerry Anderson (safety)

  • John J. Anderson

  • Karl Anderson (athlete)

  • Osborne Anderson

  • Rick Anderson (baseball, born 1953)

  • Robert B. Anderson

  • Roland Anderson

  • Stig Andersson-Tvilling

  • Anders Andersson (ice hockey)

  • Einar Andersson

  • Ernst Andersson

  • Wally Anderzunas

  • Andor Kraszna-Krausz

  • George Andreasen

  • Milet Andrejevic

  • Bill Andrews (cricketer)

  • George Andrews (rugby player)

  • Harry Andrews

  • John Oliver Andrews

  • Keith Andrews (art historian)

  • Kevin Andrews (writer)

  • Nancy Andrews (actress)

  • T. Coleman Andrews, Jr.

  • Andrex (actor)

  • Gilles Andriamahazo

  • Vassilis Andrianopoulos

  • Miodrag Andrić

  • Elephter Andronikashvili

  • Dorothy Andrus

  • Manolis Angelopoulos

  • Henri Anger

  • Heinrich Angst

  • Charlotte Angus

  • Pat Ankenman

  • Øyvind Anker

  • Mo Anthoine

  • Gordon Anthony

  • Michał Antoniewicz

  • Giuseppe Antonini

  • Emile de Antonio

  • Sourou-Migan Apithy

  • Hideo Aragaki

  • John F. Archard

  • Cecil Arden

  • Ramón Areces

  • Richard Arès

  • Petar Argirov

  • Carlos Arias Navarro

  • Roberto Arias

  • Rodney Arismendi

  • Herbert Arlene

  • Richard Armour

  • Jón Gunnar Árnason

  • B. J. Arnau

  • Godfrey Edward Arnold

  • Inés Arredondo

  • José Arribas

  • Maribel Arrieta

  • Eriberto Arroyo Mío

  • Rıza Arseven

  • Robert Arundell

  • Abraham F. Arvizu

  • Manfred Aschner

  • Cliff Ashburn

  • Ashley County John Doe

  • Robert T. Ashmore

  • Juan Astigarrabía

  • Dai Astley

  • Lillian Friedman Astor

  • Mario Astorri

  • Abu Baker Asvat

  • Tariq Ata


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