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Deaths in January 1996
The following is a list of notable deaths in January 1996.
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.
January 1996 edit
1 edit
- Arleigh Burke, 94, United States Navy admiral.[1]
- Dori Dorika, 82, Russian-Italian actress.
- Alifa Rifaat, 65, Egyptian author.
- Arthur Rudolph, 89, German rocket engineer.[2]
- Jessie Vihrog, 89, South African-born German film actress.
- Virgil W. Vogel, 76, American television and film director.[3]
- Sergei Yakovlev, 70, Soviet/Russian actor.[4]
2 edit
- Michel Berto, 46, French actor.[5]
- Viatcheslav Nazarov, 43, Russian musician, traffic collision.[6]
- Karl Rappan, 90, Austrian football player and coach.[7]
- Julià Reig Ribó, 84, Andorran politician.
- Efua Theodora Sutherland, 71, Ghanaian writer.
3 edit
- Aníbal Pinto Santa Cruz, 76-77, Chilean economist, heart attack.
- Terence Cuneo, 88, British artist.[8]
- Paul Lipson, 82, American stage actor.[9]
- Connie Ryan, 75, American baseball player and coach.[10]
- Ričardas Vaitkevičius, 62, Soviet/Lithuanian rower and Olympian.[11]
4 edit
- Anna Amalie Abert, 89, German musicologist.[12]
- Tino Bianchi, 90, Italian actor, pneumonia.
- Jean Feyte, 92, French film editor.
- Bob Flanagan, 43, American writer, performance artist, poet, musician, and comic, cystic fibrosis.[13]
- Zhou Mingzhen, 77, Chinese paleontologist.
- Steve Raines, 79, American actor (Rawhide).
- Ramón Vinay, 84, Chilean opera singer.[14]
5 edit
- Yahya Ayyash, 29, Palestinian chief bombmaker of Hamas, homicide.
- Gus Bivona, 80, American musician.[15]
- Václav David, 85, Czechoslovak politician.
- Lincoln Kirstein, 88, American writer, impresario, art connoisseur, and philanthropist.[16]
- Knut Løfsnes, 77, Norwegian resistance member during World War II and politician.
- Thung Sin Nio, 93, Indonesian-Dutch women's rights activist, physician, economist and politician.
- Elmer Singleton, 77, American baseball player.[17]
6 edit
- Henry Hopkinson, 1st Baron Colyton, 94, British politician.
- Jan Willem de Pous, 75, Dutch politician and economist.[18]
- William J. Dyess, 66, American diplomat, cancer.[19]
- Duane Hanson, 70, American sculptor.[20]
- Johnnie Johnston, 80, American actor and singer.[21]
- Maude Kegg, 91, American Ojibwe traditionalist, bead artist, and author.
- John Philipps Kenyon, 68, British historian.[22]
- Kim Kwang-seok, 31, South Korean musician, suicide.
- Kurt Schmücker, 76, German politician.
- Chubby Wise, 80, American bluegrass fiddler.[23]
7 edit
- William H. Clothier, 92, American cinematographer.[24]
- John A. Gronouski, 76, American diplomat.[25]
- Károly Grósz, 65, Hungarian politician, kidney cancer.[26]
- V. Kumar, 61, India film score composer.
- Seton Lloyd, 93, British archaeologist.[27]
- Harold Norman Moldenke, 86, American botanist and taxonomist.
- Tarō Okamoto, 84, Japanese artist, art theorist, and writer, Parkinson's disease.[28]
- Bienvenido Santos, 84, Filipino writer.[29]
- Heinrich Scheel, 80, German historian of modern age.
- Aaron Stell, 84, American film and television editor.
8 edit
- Paul Cleary, 73, American gridiron football player.[30]
- Carmen Conde, 88, Spanish poet, novelist, literary critic, Alzheimer's disease.[31]
- Teobaldo Depetrini, 81, Italian football player and coach.[32]
- John Hargreaves, 50, Australian actor, AIDS-related complications.[33]
- Fernand Leblanc, 78, Canadian politician.
- Joyce McCartan, 65, Northern Irish community worker and peace activist.[34]
- Norrie McCathie, 34, Scottish football player, carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Michiya Mihashi, 65, Japanese singer, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.[35]
- Harlan Mills, 76, American computer scientist and academic.[36]
- François Mitterrand, 79, French statesman and President of France, prostate cancer.[37]
- Howard Taubman, 88, American theatre critic.[38]
- Paul Vialar, 97, French writer.[39]
- Sadao Watanabe, 83, Japanese printmaker.[40]
9 edit
- Abdullah al-Qasemi, 89, Saudi Arabian writer and intellectual, cancer.
- Moe Becker, 78, American basketball player.[41]
- Ronnie Bell, 88, British physical chemist.[42]
- Howie Braun, 83, American basketball player and coach.
- Roger Freed, 49, American baseball player.[43]
- Félix González-Torres, 38, American artist, AIDS-related complications.[44]
- Metin Göktepe, 27, Turkish photojournalist, beaten to death.
- M. Larry Lawrence, 69, American diplomat.[45]
- Walter M. Miller, 72, American fiction writer, suicide.[46]
- Fearless Nadia, 88, Australian-Indian actress and stuntwoman.
- Sultan Rahi, 57, Pakistani actor, producer and screenwriter, ballistic trauma.
- Özdemir Sabancı, 54, Turkish businessman, murdered.
- Jack Smith, 79, American journalist, author, and newspaper columnist.
- Mike Synar, 45, American politician, brain cancer.[47]
- Louis William Tordella, 84, American mathematician and deputy director of the National Security Agency.[48]
- Danni Xtravaganza, 34, American member of the ballroom scene, AIDS-related complications.
10 edit
- Ivan Deryugin, 67, Soviet/Russian modern pentathlete and Olympic champion.[49]
- Raymond H. Fogler, 103, American politician.
- Dean McAdams, 78, American gridiron football player.[50]
- Egidio Ortona, 85, Italian diplomat.[51]
- Don Richardson, 77, American television director (Lost in Space, The Adventures of Ellery Queen, Bonanza).
- Joseph Charles Schultz Jr., 77, American baseball player, manager, and coach.[52]
11 edit
- Harold Walter Bailey, 96, British scholar of Asian languages.
- Tato Bores, 70, Argentine actor.
- Roger Crozier, 53, Canadian ice hockey player, cancer.[53]
- Eric Hebborn, 61, English painter, draughtsman, art forger and author, homicide.[54]
- Ike Isaacs, 76, Burmese-English jazz guitarist.[55]
12 edit
- Eduard Haken, 85, Czech actor, doctor and opera singer.
- Edmund Happold, 65, British engineer and activist.
- Jonas Jonsson, 92, Swedish sport shooter.[56]
- Joseph Kuzmin, 85, Russian politician.
- Jon Pattis, American engineer imprisoned in Iran, congestive heart failure.[57]
- John Howard Purnell, 70, Welsh chemist.
- Fouad Sedki, 70, Egyptian football player.[58]
- Bartel Leendert van der Waerden, 92, Dutch mathematician and mathematics historian.[59]
- Dai Ward, 61, Welsh football player.[60]
13 edit
- Denise Grey, 99, Italian-French actress.[61]
- Mark Herron, 67, American actor, cancer.
- Dean Kelley, 64, American basketball player.[62]
- Ester Krumbachová, 72, Czech filmmaker.[63]
- Bobby Langton, 77, English football player and manager.[64]
- Aliou Mahamidou, 48, Nigerien politician and Prime Minister.
- Sam Merwin, Jr., 85, American writer.[65]
- Elina Pohjanpää, 62, Finnish actress, oral cancer.
- Jorge Sapelli, 70, Uruguayan politician.
14 edit
- Annie Broadbent, 87, British artistic gymnast.[66]
- Umberto Drei, 70, Italian racing cyclist.[67]
- Jacques Lebrun, 85, French sailor.
- Onno Tunç, 47, Turkish composer, plane crash.
15 edit
- Les Baxter, 73, American musician, singer, and composer.[68]
- Richard Cobb, 78, British historian, essayist, and professor.[69]
- Gerhard Huttula, 93, German cinematographer and film director.[70]
- Moshoeshoe II of Lesotho, 57, King of Lesotho, traffic collision.[71]
- Edward Makula, 65, Polish aviator.
- Mohsin Naqvi, 48, Pakistani poet, murdered.
- Max Varnel, 70, French film director.[72]
- Rudolf Wanderone, 82, American pool player.[73]
16 edit
- Marcia Davenport, 92, American author and music critic.[74]
- Richard Kermode, 49, American keyboardist.[75]
- Harry Potts, 75, English football player and manager.[76]
- Kurt Svanström, 80, Swedish football player.
17 edit
- Arnold Anderson, 83, New Zealand sprinter.
- Barbara Jordan, 59, American politician, pneumonia.[77]
- Charles Madge, 83, English poet, journalist and sociologist.[78]
- Harry Robertson, 63, Scottish musician, bandleader, and composer.[79]
- Juan Luis Segundo, 70, Uruguayan priest and theologian.[80]
- Xuefan Zhu, 90, Chinese politician.
18 edit
- Osro Cobb, 91, American lawyer and politician.[81]
- Leonor Fini, 87, Argentine painter, designer and writer.[82]
- John Hope, 1st Baron Glendevon, 83, British politician.[83]
- N. T. Rama Rao, 72, Indian actor, producer, director, and politician, heart attack.[84]
- Alberto Ruschel, 77, Brazilian actor, producer, and director.[85]
19 edit
- Upendranath Ashk, 85, Indian novelist, short story writer and playwright.[86]
- Bernard Baily, 79, American comic book artist.
- A. G. Gaston, 103, American businessman.[87]
- Kasım Gülek, 91, Turkish politician.[88]
- Byron Keith, 78, American actor (77 Sunset Strip, Batman, The Stranger), heart attack.
- Anton Myrer, 73, American author, leukemia.[89]
- Donny Schmit, 29, American motorcycle racer, aplastic anemia.
- Don Simpson, 52, American film producer (Top Gun, Beverly Hills Cop, The Rock), heart failure.[90]
- Lucien Theys, 68, Belgian long-distance and steeplechase runner.[91]
- Harold Wolpe, 70, South African political economist.
20 edit
- Buster Benton, 63, American blues guitarist and singer, diabetes.[92]
- Tom Dimitroff, Sr., 60, American and Canadian football player and coach.[93]
- Sidney Korshak, 88, American lawyer and "fixer" for the Chicago Mafia.[94]
- Joseph Mermans, 73, Belgian football player.
- Gerry Mulligan, 68, American jazz baritone saxophonist, arranger and composer, liver cancer.[95]
- Lo Wei, 77, Chinese film director, heart failure.[96]
21 edit
- Jordan Christopher, 55, American actor (Secrets of Midland Heights) and singer.
- Roman Cieślewicz, 66, Polish artist, laryngeal cancer.[97]
- Herbert McEver, 89, American sportsman and coach.
- Peter Stadlen, 85, British pianist.[98]
- Henry Serrano Villard, 95, American diplomat and author, pneumonia.[99]
22 edit
- William Cantrell, 87, American powerboat and racecar driver.
- Israel Eldad, 85, Israeli philosopher.[100]
- Dick Rand, 64, American baseball player.[101]
- Petro Shelest, 87, Soviet/Ukrainian politician.
23 edit
- Cliff Griffith, 79, American racecar driver.
- Norman MacCaig, 85, Scottish poet and teacher.[102]
- Richard Sakakida, 75, American intelligence agent.
- Horst Wende, 76, German musician.[103]
- Art White, 80, American gridiron football player.[104]
24 edit
- Jimmy Davidson, 70, Scottish football player.
- Sándor Iharos, 65, Hungarian long-distance runner.[105]
- Tom Tracy, 61, American gridiron football player.[106]
- Wim Umboh, 62, Indonesian film director.
- Seigo Yamaguchi, 71, Japanese aikido instructor and Aikikai teacher.
25 edit
- Billy Bailey, 49, American murderer, execution by hanging.[107]
- Ruth Berghaus, 68, German stage director of opera, cancer.[108]
- Antonio Buenaventura, 91, Filipino composer and musician.
- Ángel García, 76, Cuban sprinter.[109]
- Jack Haden, 81, American gridiron football player.[110]
- Mian Shaukat Hussain, 67, Pakistani tabla player.
- Jonathan Larson, 35, American composer and playwright (Rent, Tick, Tick... Boom!), aortic dissection.[111]
- Yuri Levitansky, 74, Russian poet and writer.[112]
26 edit
- Gerrit Cornelis Berkouwer, 92, Dutch theologian.[113]
- Harold Brodkey, 65, American short-story writer and novelist, AIDS-related complications.[114]
- Saul Goodman, 88, American timpanist.[115]
- Yawara Hata, 85, Japanese politician and lawyer.
- Frank Howard, 86, American gridiron football player and coach.[116]
- Charles Jewtraw, 95, American speed skater.[117]
- Jiří Kotalík, 75, Czech art historian and gallery director.[118]
- Henry Lewis, 63, American conductor, heart attack.[119]
- Georg Alexander, Duke of Mecklenburg, 74, German noble.
- Bob Pastor, 82, American boxer.[120]
- Allan Robert Phillips, 81, American ornithologist, cancer.
- Stevie Plunder, 32, Australian guitarist and singer-songwriter, suicide.
- Dave Schultz, 36, American wrestler and murder victim, shot.[121]
- Hormasji Maneckji Seervai, 89, Indian lawyer.
- John Albert Taylor, 36, American murderer, execution by firing squad.[122]
- Dimitri Zaitz, 78, American shot putter.[123]
27 edit
- Olga Havlová, 62, Czech activist and first wife of president Václav Havel, cancer.[124]
- Vyacheslav Lemeshev, 43, Olympic boxer.[125]
- Patrick Ludlow, 92, British actor.[126]
- Thomas Mitchell, 93, English cricket player.
- Vsevolod Sanayev, 83, Russian/Soviet actor.[127]
- Barbara Skelton, 79, English memoirist, novelist and socialite.[128]
- Ralph Yarborough, 92, American politician and lawyer.[129]
28 edit
- Dev Kant Baruah, 81, Indian politician.
- Joseph Brodsky, 55, Russian-American poet, heart attack.[130]
- Burne Hogarth, 84, American cartoonist.[131]
- Piero Palermini, 70, Italian actor.
- Jerry Siegel, 81, American comic book artist, co-creator of Superman, heart attack.[132]
- Geo Widengren, 88, Swedish historian and academic.[133]
- San Yu, 77, Burmese general, politician, and president of Myanmar.[134]
29 edit
- Julius Posener, 91, German architectural historian and author.[135]
- Terence Reese, 82, British bridge player and writer.[136]
- Bill Sorensen, New Zealand rugby player, coach and administrator.
- Jamie Uys, 74, South African film director, film producer, and screenwriter, heart attack.[137]
30 edit
- Friedrich Benfer, 90, German actor.
- Guy Doleman, 72, New Zealand actor (Thunderball, The Ipcress File, Funeral in Berlin), lung cancer.[138]
- Gino Gallagher, 33, Irish republican and member of the Irish National Liberation Army, shot.
- Bob Thiele, 73, American record producer and music executive, kidney failure.[139]
31 edit
- E. C. L. During Caspers, 61, Dutch archaeologist.[140]
- Olle Hallberg, 92, Swedish long jumper and Olympian.[141]
- Rufus G. Herring, 74, United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient.
- Wolf Karni, 84, Finnish football referee.
- Gustave Solomon, 65, American mathematician and electrical engineer.[142]
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