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September 8th

157 Notable deaths

Elizabeth II

Queen of the united kingdom from 1952 to 2022.

Born April 21st, 1926 in Mayfair. [ref]

Died September 8th, 2022 at 96 years old in Balmoral Castle (senility). [ref]

Feroze Gandhi

Indian politician and journalist (1912-1960).

Born September 12th, 1912 in Mumbai.

Died September 8th, 1960 at 47 years old in New Delhi (myocardial infarction).

Dorothy Dandridge

American film and theatre actress, singer and dancer (1922-1965).

Born November 9th, 1922 in Cleveland.

Died September 8th, 1965 at 42 years old in Hollywood. [ref]

Shirley Jackson

Novelist, short story writer.

Born December 14th, 1916 in San Francisco. [ref]

Died September 8th, 1965 at 48 years old in North Bennington (heart failure). [ref]

Ram Jethmalani

Indian lawyer and politician (1923-2019).

Born September 14th, 1923 in Shikarpur.

Died September 8th, 2019 at 95 years old in New Delhi.

Richard Strauss

German composer and orchestra director.

Born June 11th, 1864 in Munich. [ref]

Died September 8th, 1949 at 85 years old in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. [ref]

Don Williams

American country singer (1939-2017).

Born May 27th, 1939 in Floydada.

Died September 8th, 2017 at 78 years old in Mobile (pulmonary emphysema). [ref]

Brad Davis

American actor (1949-1991).

Born November 6th, 1949 in Tallahassee. [ref]

Died September 8th, 1991 at 41 years old in Los Angeles (death from AIDS-related complications). [ref]

Faisal I of Iraq

King of iraq in 1921-1933 (and syria, in 1920).

Born May 20th, 1883 in Ta'if. [ref]

Died September 8th, 1933 at 50 years old in Bern (heart failure). [ref]

Zero Mostel

American actor (1915-1977).

Born February 28th, 1915 in Brooklyn. [ref]

Died September 8th, 1977 at 62 years old in Philadelphia (aortic aneurysm). [ref]

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