WHO ALL DIED FROM JANUARY TO SEPTEMBER 1969
Find out who all died from January to September 1969

American singer Roy Hamilton died 20. July 1969. (born 1929)

German actress and author Erika Mann died 27. August 1969. (born 1905)

American cartoonist Frank King died 24. June 1969. (born 1883)

German pianist Wilhelm Backhaus died 5. July 1969. (born 1884)

German general and politician, Chancellor of Germany Franz von Papen died 2. May 1969. (born 1879)

Turkish-Greek singer Rita Abatzi died 17. June 1969. (born 1914)

American actress Thelma Ritter died 5. February 1969. (born 1902)

Polish-American actor and author Wojciech Frykowski died 9. August 1969. (born 1936)

Congolese politician Moise Tshombe died 29. June 1969. (born 1919)

American saxophonist Coleman Hawkins died 19. May 1969. (born 1901)

Irish runner John Daly died 11. March 1969. (born 1880)

American actress Barbara Bates died 18. March 1969. (born 1925)

Thai illustrator Hem Vejakorn died 16. April 1969. (born 1904)

Israeli politician, 3rd Prime Minister of Israel Levi Eshkol died 26. February 1969. (born 1895)

Belgian race car driver Lucien Bianchi died 30. March 1969. (born 1934)

1st Earl Alexander of Tunis, English field marshal and politician, 17th Governor General of Canada Harold Alexander died 16. June 1969. (born 1891)

Canadian ethnographer Marius Barbeau died 27. February 1969. (born 1883)

English author Ivy Compton-Burnett died 27. August 1969. (born 1884)

German architect, designed the John F. Kennedy Federal Building and Werkbund Exhibition Walter Gropius died 5. July 1969. (born 1883)

English soprano Miriam Licette died 11. August 1969. (born 1885)

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