WHO ALL DIED FROM MARCH TO JUNE 1949
Find out who all died from March to June 1949

American runner James Rector died 10. March 1949. (born 1884)

Russian architect, designed the Lenin`s Mausoleum and Kazansky railway station Alexey Shchusev died 24. May 1949. (born 1873)

German chemist, Nobel Prize laureate Friedrich Bergius died 30. March 1949. (born 1884)

Norwegian author, Nobel Prize laureate Sigrid Undset died 10. June 1949. (born 1882)

American football player, physician, and politician Bradbury Robinson died 7. March 1949. (born 1884)

French financier and polo player Édouard Alphonse James de Rothschild died 30. June 1949. (born 1868)

Canadian soccer player John Gourlay died 7. April 1949. (born 1872)

Belgian-French poet and playwright, Nobel Prize laureate Maurice Maeterlinck died 6. May 1949. (born 1862)

Greek politician Aristeidis Stergiadis died 23. June 1949. (born 1861)

American actor Charles B. Middleton died 22. April 1949. (born 1874)

American baseball player Buck Freeman died 25. June 1949. (born 1871)

Romanian violinist and composer GrigoraČ™ Dinicu died 28. March 1949. (born 1889)

American actor Wallace Beery died 15. April 1949. (born 1885)

English footballer an cricketer Fanny Walden died 3. May 1949. (born 1888)

American journalist and politician John Callan O`Laughlin died 14. March 1949. (born 1873)

Greek general and politician, 109th Prime Minister of Greece Anastasios Charalambis died 11. March 1949. (born 1862)

Welsh painter Francis Dodd died 7. March 1949. (born 1874)

French general Henri Giraud died 11. March 1949. (born 1879)

Russian painter Aleksandra Ekster died 17. March 1949. (born 1882)

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