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People who died in 1978.
See also: 1978 births.











Pages in category "1978 deaths"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 3,991 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Kari Aas

  • Arne Paasche Aasen

  • Kalikananda Abadhut

  • Vasco Abadjiev

  • Frank Abarno

  • Bachir Abdelouahab

  • Abdul Hamid Jumat

  • Kaoru Abe

  • George Francis Abercrombie

  • Antonio Abertondo

  • Tony Ableton

  • Donald Abraham

  • Harold Abrahams

  • Theodore Abrahamson

  • Jean Acker

  • Adriana Acosta

  • Kenneth Adam

  • Wilhelm Adam

  • Stere Adamache

  • Bill Adams (ice hockey)

  • Claire Adams

  • Richard Adams (British politician)

  • Stewart Adams

  • Noël Gilford Adeney

  • Jay Adler

  • Cyrille Adoula

  • Nat Agar

  • Mehemed Fehmy Agha

  • Charles Agnew

  • Genevieve Agostinello

  • Ahmad Koroh

  • Philip Ahn

  • Eddie Aikau

  • Maud Aiken

  • Michael Ainsworth

  • Maro Ajemian

  • Oladele Ajose

  • Akenzua II

  • Olle Åkerlund

  • Tsutomu Akinaga

  • Alachua County John Doe (1979)

  • Asadollah Alam

  • Jean-Paul Alata

  • Baltasar Albéniz

  • Alfred Albini

  • René Albrecht-Carrié

  • Harold Alderson

  • Vladimir Aleksi-Meskhishvili

  • Iracema de Alencar

  • Rafael Alers

  • Goffredo Alessandrini

  • Ottavio Alessi

  • Walt Alexander

  • Aris Alexandrou

  • György Alexits

  • Ronald Algie

  • Ali-Mohammad Khademi

  • Artem Alikhanian

  • Donald James Allan

  • Luigi Allemandi

  • Clifford Allen

  • Harry Allen (Australian footballer)

  • James Allen (Alabama politician)

  • Joe Allen (footballer, born 1909)

  • Spencer Allen

  • John Moore Allison

  • Death of Theresa Allore

  • Floyd Henry Allport

  • Charles Allwright (table tennis)

  • Astrid Allwyn

  • Hasan Ferit Alnar

  • Herbert Alsen

  • Vera Altayskaya

  • Nils Althin

  • Said Altınordu

  • Walter C. Alvarez

  • Carlos Alves Júnior

  • Ezio Amadeo

  • Mariano Amaro

  • Geoffrey Ambler

  • Jean Améry

  • Kiku Amino

  • Merekotia Amohau

  • Mohamed Hedi El Amri

  • Moisés Bensabat Amzalak

  • Asbjørn Andersen

  • Herman Carl Andersen

  • Carl Anderson (American football)

  • Ellen Alice Anderson

  • Ferrell Anderson

  • Heartley Anderson

  • Norman Anderson (athlete)

  • Robert P. Anderson

  • Torsten Andersson (politician)

  • Barbara Andrews (Lutheran pastor)

  • Cybele Andrianou

  • Vasily Andrianov

  • Paul Anen

  • Joe Angelo

  • Margit Angerer

  • Anirvan

  • El Hadj M'Hamed El Anka

  • Leopold Anslinger

  • Pavel Antokolsky

  • Václav Antoš

  • Johann Appler

  • Lauri Arajuuri

  • Émile Arbogast

  • Franco Arcalli

  • Harry Arch

  • Bernard Ardisana

  • Wally Ardron

  • António Areal

  • Jimmy Argue

  • Alexander Arkhangelsky (aircraft designer)

  • Armais Arutunoff

  • Edward Allworthy Armstrong

  • Jack Armstrong (piper)

  • Red Armstrong (American football)

  • Thomas Armstrong (author)

  • Anna Arnott

  • Norberto Aroldi

  • Cecil Aronowitz

  • J. Hugo Aronson

  • Esther Norma Arrostito

  • Artemiy Artsikhovsky

  • Max Ascoli

  • Herbert Ashford

  • Teddy Ashton

  • Malcolm Ashworth

  • Ali Askari

  • Hasan Askari (writer)

  • Holger Askehave

  • Ketil Askildt

  • Sergei Aslamazyan

  • Karl Asplund

  • Ion Atanasiu

  • Alexander Atkins

  • Raafat Attia

  • Sumayeh Attiyeh

  • Barry Atwater

  • Liane Augustin

  • Robert Alan Aurthur

  • Shaul Avigur

  • Pedro Avilés Pérez

  • Jaka Avšič

  • Isidro Ayora

  • M. A. Ayyangar

  • Léon Azéma

  • Bismil Azimabadi

  • Aziz Ahmad (novelist)

  • Khaleel-Ur-Rehman Azmi




B



  • Jean Babelon

  • Baburaj

  • Maria Bach

  • Kaare Bache

  • Nils Backstrom

  • Kamuran Alî Bedirxan

  • Walter Baetke

  • Florica Bagdasar

  • Constantine Bagrationi

  • Alfred Marshall Bailey

  • Alice Cooper Bailey

  • Bill Bailey (dancer)

  • Nat Bailey

  • Franz Bäke

  • Bill Baker (racing driver)

  • John Baker (RAF officer)

  • A. J. Bakunas

  • George Baldessin

  • Aurelio Baldor

  • Faith Baldwin

  • Joaquín Baleztena Ascárate

  • Hugh S. Balkam

  • Jan van Balkum

  • Estil C. Ball

  • Nigel Ball

  • Louella Ballerino

  • Ambrus Balogh

  • Ewald Balser

  • Louis Bancel (sculptor)

  • Dhiren Banerjee

  • Laurence Bankart

  • Ronald Bannerman

  • Horrie Bannister

  • Luisa Banti

  • Ernst Bantle

  • Stanisław Baranowski

  • Zsolt Baranyai

  • María de Baratta

  • Catalina Bárcena

  • William Barclay (theologian)

  • Walter Barfoot

  • Edward Barleycorn

  • Alan Barnett (footballer)

  • Kamal Kumari Barooah

  • Chris Barrass

  • Ernesto Barrera

  • Wendy Barrie

  • Herman Barron



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