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People who died in 1943.
See also: 1943 births.











Pages in category "1943 deaths"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 3,678 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Anathon Aall

  • Ole Aalmo

  • Arthur Louis Aaron

  • Karl Aas

  • John Augustus Abayomi-Cole

  • Eli Abbott

  • William Osler Abbott

  • Karakoz Abdaliev

  • Abdelaziz of Morocco

  • Nurken Abdirov

  • Abdul Hamid Halim of Kedah

  • Abdul Khaliq (cricketer)

  • Selim Abdulakim

  • Samad Abdullayev

  • Heisuke Abe

  • William R. Abercrombie

  • William Aberhart

  • Hugh Scarlett, 7th Baron Abinger

  • Henri Abraham

  • Nikolay Abramashvili

  • Thoma Abrami

  • Pietro Acciarito

  • Mirče Acev

  • Joseph Achron

  • Haig Acterian

  • Umer Adamanov

  • Timothee Adamowski

  • David Adams (Labour politician)

  • James Adams (footballer, born 1864)

  • Charles Adeane

  • Bernhard Adelung

  • Estella Agsteribbe

  • Ernst Ahl

  • Gustaf Ahlbert

  • Basharat Ahmad

  • Jaume Aiguader

  • Archibald Kennedy, 4th Marquess of Ailsa

  • George Aiston

  • Roy Hidemichi Akagi

  • Teruo Akiyama

  • Mikayil Alakbarov

  • Jean Alavoine

  • Achille Alberti

  • Berty Albrecht

  • James Alexander (cricketer)

  • Leigh Alexander

  • Patrick Young Alexander

  • Robert Alexander (rugby union and cricket)

  • Samuel David Alexander

  • Antonio Alice

  • Shamsulla Aliyev

  • Watty Allan

  • Charles Allberry

  • Bob Allen (shortstop)

  • Edgar Allen

  • Edmund T. Allen

  • Ernest Allen (cricketer)

  • W. H. Allen

  • Wentworth Allen

  • William Allan (geneticist)

  • Eulalia Abaitua Allende-Salazar

  • Drummond Allison

  • Dick Allman

  • Anna Alma-Tadema

  • Victor Alter

  • Tosia Altman

  • Virgilius Altmann

  • Basilio Álvarez

  • Federico Cattani Amadori

  • Abele Ambrosini

  • Oscar Ameringer

  • Joseph Sweetman Ames

  • Herbert R. Amey, Jr.

  • C. S. Amsden

  • Alexander P. Anderson

  • Charles Anderson (cricketer)

  • Edwin Anderson (sport shooter)

  • Eric Anderson (VC)

  • Ernest Anderson (footballer)

  • George Anderson (educator)

  • Joe Anderson (boxer)

  • John Anderson (VC)

  • John Anderson (archbishop of Moosonee)

  • Bubbles Anderson

  • William Anderson (cricketer, born 1859)

  • Géo André

  • Alfredo Andreini

  • Arthur Andrews (cricketer)

  • Charles McLean Andrews

  • Frank Maxwell Andrews

  • George William Andrews (Canadian politician)

  • John Bertram Andrews

  • Alojs Andritzki

  • Zygmunt Andrychiewicz

  • Jarl Andstén

  • Frank W. Angell

  • Todor Angelov

  • Günther Angern

  • John Penrose Angold

  • Samuel Angus

  • Mordechai Anielewicz

  • Bernt Theodor Anker

  • Annie Lock

  • Isakas Anolikas

  • Mateen Ansari

  • Timothy T. Ansberry

  • André Antoine

  • Antoni Beszta-Borowski

  • Antoni Leszczewicz

  • Iosif Apanasenko

  • Francisca Aparicio de Barrios

  • Ola Apenes

  • Dawid Moryc Apfelbaum

  • Henry Harbaugh Apple

  • Geoffrey Appleyard

  • Alexei Arapov

  • Sargis Araratyan

  • Amos Arbour

  • Sir William Arbuthnot Lane, 1st Baronet

  • Sir Edward Archdale, 1st Baronet

  • Albert Armitage

  • Paul Armont

  • Robert Armstrong-Jones

  • Henry Armstrong (politician)

  • Jack Armytage

  • Carlos Arniches

  • Frank Arnold (footballer)

  • Wilfred Arnold (American football)

  • Sigrid Arnoldson

  • Rita Arnould

  • Willem Arondeus

  • Naoum Aronson

  • Otto Arpke

  • Emin Arslan

  • Arthur Lynden-Bell

  • Abdulhakim Arvasi

  • Clyde Arwood

  • Lado Asatiani

  • Jimmy Ashcroft

  • Asim Zeneli

  • Aspazija

  • Charles Atangana

  • E. G. Cuthbert F. Atchley

  • Hooper Atchley

  • Albert Atkins

  • Art Atkinson

  • John Atkinson (Australian politician)

  • Sallie Jones Atkinson

  • Wilf Atkinson

  • Axel Aubert

  • Auguste Audollent

  • Anita Augspurg

  • Louis Auldjo

  • Otto Aust

  • Harold Austin

  • Harold Avery

  • Hunan Avetisyan

  • Lydia Avilova

  • Nikolai Avksentiev

  • Jane Avril

  • Franc Avsec

  • Tony Ayrton

  • Azim Azimzade

  • Don Azpiazú




B



  • Addi Bâ

  • Cô Bắc

  • Gustav Bachmann

  • Emanuel Bachrach-Barée

  • David Bacon (actor)

  • Otto Bærentzen

  • Ole Ludvig Bærøe

  • Charles Nalder Baeyertz

  • Max Baginski

  • W. G. C. Bagley

  • Jaques Bagratuni

  • Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr.

  • Guy Bainbridge

  • Charles M. Bair

  • Dionisio Baixeras Verdaguer

  • Addison Baker

  • Arthur Slade Baker

  • George Herbert Baker

  • Glen Baker

  • Robert Baker (New York politician)

  • Nikolaos Balanos

  • France Balantič

  • Louis Balbach

  • James Miller Balfour

  • Elmer Darwin Ball

  • Herbert Henry Ball

  • Thomas R. Ball

  • William N. Baltz

  • George Bambridge

  • Alma del Banco

  • Vasily Bantsekin

  • Mikhail Baranov

  • Charles Williams Barber

  • Frederick Barber (cricketer)

  • William Henry Peter Barber

  • William Warren Barbour



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