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20-11-2005

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Some Famous People Who Died Young...

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SOME FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO DIED YOUNG...

Napoléon II, called 'l'Aiglon' (21, tuberculosis), King of Rome, Emperor of France (1815), and Duke of Reichstadt.

Portinari, Beatrice (23), Florentine noblewoman (Dante's "Divine Comedy"?)

Gipp, George (25, pneumonia), U.S. 'National Hall of Fame' football player.

Keats, John (25, tuberculosis), English Romantic poet.

Beardsley, Aubrey (25), English printmaker and artist.

Harlow, Jean (26, uremic poisoning), U.S. actress.

Piccolo, Brian (26, lung cancer), U.S. NFL player.

Crane, Stephen (28, tuberculosis), U.S. novelist.

Foé, Marc-Vivien (28, heart attack), Cameroonian footballer.

Novalis (28, consumption), German Romantic poet and novelist.

Vigo, Jean (29,), French film director.

Brontë, Emily (30, tuberculosis), English novelist and poet.

Beckinsale, Richard (31, heart attack), English television actor.

Valentino, Rudolph (31, perforated ulcer, blood poisoning), U.S.-Italian movie star.

Schubert, Franz (31, typhus?), Austrian composer.

Carpenter, Karen (32, cardiac arrest), U.S. vocalist ("The Carpenters").

Géricault, Théodore (32, tuberculosis), French Romantic painter.

Hicks, Bill (32, pancreatic cancer), U.S. stand-up comedian.

Jiménez, José María 'Chaba' (32, heart attack), Spanish racing cyclist and champion.

Lee, Bruce (32, allergic reaction?), U.S. martial arts actor.

Ostaijen, Paul van (32), Flemish poet

Alexander the Great (33, fever due poisoning?), King of Macedonia.

Coleman, Charlotte (33, asthma attack), English actress.

Perón, 'Evita' Duarte de (33, uterine cancer), First Lady of Argentina.

Rocastle, David (33, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma), English footballer.

COGAN [b. COHEN], Alma (34, cancer), English singer.

Trockenbrodt, Gustav (34), German poet.

KAUFMAN, Andy (35, lung cancer), U.S. actor and comedian.

Mozart, Wolfgang A. (35, fever due blood poisoning?), Austrian composer.

Zavaroni, Lena (35, anorexia nervosa), Scottish pop singer.

Bizet, Georges (36, heart attack), French composer.

Lord Byron of Rochdale, George Gordon (36, tuberculosis), English poet of Scottish origin.

Caravaggio, Michelangelo Merisi da (36, malaria?), Italian Baroque painter.

Holliday, Doc (36,), U.S. dentist, gambler and gunfighter.

Marley, Bob (36, lung & brain cancer), Jamaican reggae musician.

Purcell, Henry (36, pneumonia?), English composer.

Vincent, Gene (36, liver damage), U.S. rock 'n roll-singer.

Burns, Robert (37, heart problems), Scottish poet.

GERSHWIN, George (38, brain tumour), U.S. composer.

MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY, Felix (38), German composer, pianist and conductor.

Nicolai, Otto (38, stroke), German composer.

Chopin, Fryderyk (39), Polish composer and pianist.

Thomas, Dylan (39, alcohol poisoning), Welsh poet.

Weber, Carl M. von (39, stroke), German composer.

Coppi, Fausto (40, malaria), Italian racing cyclist.

KAFKA, Franz (40, tuberculosis), Austrian novelist.

Glastra van Loon, Karel (42), Dutch journalist and writer.

Maupassant, Guy de (42, insanity), French novelist.

Moussorgsky, Modest P. (42), Russian composer.

Strauss, Josef (42), Austrian composer and conductor.

Van Dyck, Sir [Antoon] Anthony (42), Belgian/Flemish painter.

Wolf, Hugo (42, depression), Austrian composer.

Pernath, Hugues C. (43,), Flemish poet.

Reinhardt, Jean-Baptiste 'Django' (43, brain hemorrhage), Belgian Gypsy Jazz musician.

Schneider [b. Rosemarie Albach-Retty], Romy (43, cardiac arrest), Austrian actress.

Holiday, Billie 'Lady Day' (44, heart disease due heroin addiction), U.S. jazz-blues singer.

Lawrence, David Herbert (44, tuberculosis), English novelist, poet and essayist.

MINKOWSKI, Hermann (44, ruptured appendix), Russian mathematician.

Nevsky, St. Alexander (44), Russian national hero and saint.

SPINOZA, Baruch [Benedict de] (44), Dutch philosopher.

Thoreau, Henry D. (44, tuberculosis), U.S. essayist and poet.

WIENIAWSKI, Henryk (44, heart disease), Polish composer and violinist.

Cole, Nat King (45, lung cancer), U.S. singer.

Schiller, (Johann Chr.) Friedrich von (45), German dramatist, historian and poet.

STRAUSS I, Johann (45, scarlet fever), Austrian composer.

Baudelaire, Charles Pierre (46, hemiplegia), French Symbolist poet.

Schumann, Robert (46, neurosis), German composer and conductor.

KAHLO, Frida (47, pulmonary embolism), Mexian painter.

Paracelsus (47), German alchemist and physician.

Piaf [b. Gassion], Édith (47, cancer), French vocalist.

Albéniz, Isaac (48), Spanish composer and pianist.

Caruso, Enrico (48, chronic pleurisy), Italian operatic tenor.

HART, Lorenz 'Larry' M. (48, pneumonia), U.S. lyricist.

Van Severen, Maarten (48), Belgian furniture and interior designer.

Brel, Jacques (49, lung cancer), Belgian/French singer-songwriter and poet of Flemish origin.

MARTOV [b. Yuli TSEDERBAUM], Julius O. (49), Russian politician.

RAMONE [b. HYMAN], Joey (49, cancer), U.S. singer ("The Ramones").

Stirner [b. Johann Schmidt], Max (49), German anarchistic writer.

Berg, Alban (50, blood poisoning), Austrian composer.

BÖRNE [b. Löb BARUCH], Ludwig (50), German political writer and satirist.

Donizetti, Gaetano (50, stroke), Italian composer.

MAHLER, Gustav (50, heart problems), Austrian composer and conductor.

REMAK, Robert (50), German embryologist, physiologist and neurologist.

Strummer, Joe (50, heart attack), English singer and gitarist ("The Clash")

WEILL, Kurt (50, coronary), U.S. composer of German origin.

AN-SKI, Solomon (51), Yiddish writer-dramatist.

Clausewitz, Carl von (51, cholera), Prussian soldier.

Fichte, Johann G. (51), German philosopher and patriot.

Glinka, Mikhail (51), Russian composer and pianist.

GOSCINNY, René (51), French comic artist ("Astérix", "Lucky Luke").

Molière (51, lung disease), French playwright.

Napoléon I [b. Bonaparte] (51, cancer of the stomach due arsenic poisoning?), Emperor of France, King of Italy.

PROUST, Marcel (51, asthma), French novelist.

Rilke, Rainer Maria (51, leukemia), Austrian lyric poet.</strong

Verlaine, Paul Marie (51), French poet.

HOUDINI [b. Ehrich WEISS], Harry (52, peritonitis), Hungarian-born U.S. magician and escape artist.

Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim (52), German playwright and man of letters.

MEIJER, Ischa (52, heart attack), Dutch journalist, columnist and writer.

Reeve, Christopher (52), U.S. actor and director ("Superman").

Shakespeare, William (52), English playwright, poet and actor.

Borodin, Alexander P. (53, heart attack), Russian composer.

Büch, Boudewijn (53, heart attack), Dutch writer and television personality.

Callas [b. Kalogeropoulos], Maria (53), U.S. operatic soprano of Greek origin.

De Coninck, Herman (53, heart attack), Belgian/Flemish poet and essayist.

Descartes, René (53, pneumonia), French philosopher and mathematician.

DUBIN, Al (53, barbiturate poisoning and pneumonia), U.S. lyricist.

EHRENFEST, Paul (53,), Austrian mathematician.

Hazes, André (53, heart attack), Dutch singer.

Knetemann, Gerrie (53, cardiac arrest), Dutch racing cyclist.

Lenin [b. Ulyanov], Vladimir I. (53, cerebral haemorrhage), Russian revolutionary.

NOETHER, Emmy A. (53), German mathematician.

Tchaikovsky, Peter [Piotr] I. (53, cholera? suicide?), Russian composer.

Columbus, Christopher (54), Genoese explorer.

Delibes, Léo (54), French composer.

GORDON [b. Morris GITTLER], Mack (54), Polish-born U.S. lyricist.

KAHN, Gus (54, heart attack), German-born U.S. lyricist.

Lully, Jean-Baptiste (54, infection), French composer.

Palmer, Robert (54, heart attack), English pop singer.

Rapsat, Pierre (54, cancer), Belgian rock singer.

Sinopoli, Giuseppe (54), Italian conductor.

Szymanowski, Karel (54, tuberculosis), Polish composer.

Alcott, Louisa May (55, mercury poisoning), U.S. writer.

Debussy, Claude (55, rectal cancer), French composer.

DE SYLVA, George Gard 'Buddy' (55), U.S. lyricist.

Field, John (55), Irish composer and pianist.

FINZI, Gerald (55, leukemia), English composer.

Guthrie, Woodrow Wilson 'Woody' (55, Huntington's disease), U.S. folk-singer, songwriter and author.

Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm (55, brain tumour), German philosopher.

Abbas, Abu (56), Palestinian 'terrorist' (PLF).

Beethoven, Ludwig van (56, liver disease?), German composer.

De Moor, Frank (56, cancer), Belgian journalist.

Fournier, Alain (56), French author and journalist.

Grisolia, Michel (56), French scenarist, journalist and writer.

Helvétius, Claude Adrien (56), Swiss-born French Enlightenment philosopher ('Utilitarianism') and philantropist.

Mallarmé, Stéphane (56), French Symbolist poet.

MENDELSSOHN, Moses (56), German philosopher.

Schlegel, (K.W.) Friedrich von (56), German writer, critic and philosopher.

ZEVON, Warren (56, cancer), U.S. singer-songwriter.

Bogart, Humphrey (57, cancer of the esophagus), U.S. actor.

Goossens, John (57), Belgian businessman and manager (CEO).

GUR, Batya (57), Israeli writer and journalist.

HART, Moss (57, heart attack), U.S. dramatist, director and screenwriter.

Nijgh, Lennaert (57), Dutch lyricist, poet and columnist.

ODETS, Clifford (57, cancer), U.S. playwright and actor.

Paganini, Niccolò (57, cancer of the throat), Italian violinist.

Vermeulen, Bram (57, heart attack), Dutch singer-songwriter.

Charles V (58), Holy Roman Emperor, King of Spain.

Harrison, George (58, brain tumour), English leadgitarist ("The Beatles").

HEINE, Heinrich (58), German poet and essayist.

LÉVY, [aKa Pierre VICTOR], Benny (58), French writer and philosopher.

Proesmans, Roos (58), Belgian Women's rights activist ("Dolle Mina").

Robert, Malcolm (58), English singer.

RUBINER, Ludwig (58), German poet and dramatist.

Sullivan, Sir Arthur (58, bronchitis), English composer and conductor.

TOEPLITZ, Otto (58), German mathematician.

White, Barry (58, stroke), U.S. soul singer.

YANOVSKY, Zal (58, heart attack), U.S. gitarist ("The Lovin Spoonful").

Corelli, Arcangelo (59), Italian composer.

Best, George (59, pneumonia), Irish footballer.

Fry, Varian M. (59, heart attack), U.S. journalist, editor and classicist, known as "the American Schindler"; became a 'Righteous Among The Nations' (Yad Vashem - 1995).

Gable, Clark (59, heart attack), U.S. actor.

Herder, Johann Gottfried (59), German critic and poet.

Holst, Gustav (59), English composer.

LOESSER, Frank (59, lung cancer), U.S. composer.

MONTAIGNE, Michel Eyquem, seigneur de (59), French essayist.

Racine, Jean (59), French dramatist and poet.

Sacher-Masoch, Leopold Ritter von (59), Austrian lawyer and writer.

Satie, Erik (59), French composer.

Springfield [b. Mary O'Brien OBE], Dusty (59, breast cancer), English pop and soul singer.

Biddeloo, Karel (60, cancer), Belgian comic artist ("The Red Knight").

Brassens, Georges (60, cancer), French singer-songwriter and poet.

Derickson [b. Ulrike Patzelt], Uli (60, cancer), U.S. TWA flight attendant of Czech origin ('Silver Cross for Valor').

Klee, Paul (60, tuberculosis), Swiss-born painter.

Ouwens, Kees (60), Dutch poet and writer.

Smetana, Bedrich (60, dementia due syphilis), Czech composer.

Vliet, Eddy van (60, brain tumour), Belgian/Flemish poet and lawyer.

WASSERMANN, Jakob (60), German novelist.

Hegel, G.W. Friedrich (61); German philosopher.

OFFENBACH [b. Jacob EBERST], Jacques (61), German-born French composer.

RASKIN, Jef (61, pancreatic cancer), U.S. computer engineer, mathematician and interface designer (Apple 'Macintosh').

Zimmerman, Denise (61), Belgian actress.

Anthierens, Johan (62, Hodgkin's Lymphoma disease), Belgian journalist, satirist and writer.

Dvorák, Antonin (62), Czech composer.

Faith, Adam (62, coronary), English pop singer and actor.

GAINSBOURG, Serge [b. Lucien GINZBURG] (62, heart attack), French poet and singer-songwriter.

Jean Paul [b. Richter] (62), German novelist.

KRAUS, Karl (62), Austrian critic, dramatist and publisher.

Leoncavallo, Ruggiero (62), Italian composer.

Luther, Martin (62), German religious reformer.

Melcher, Terry (62, cancer), U.S. music producer.

OPPENHEIMER, J. Robert (62, cancer of the throat), U.S. nuclear physicist.

Ravel, Maurice (62, brain damage due a surgery), French composer.

Rubens, Sir Peter Paul (62), Belgian/Flemish painter.

Van Avermaet, Daniël (62), Belgian film producer and restaurateur.

Lord (Gareth) Williams of Mostyn (62), English Labour Party politician and lawyer ('House of Lords').

WITTGENSTEIN, Ludwig Josef (62, prostate cancer), Austrian-born English philosopher.

Zola, Émile (62, accidentally suffocated by charcoal fumes), French novelist.

Brahms, Johannes (63), German composer.

Britten, Benjamin (63), English composer.

Rembrandt van Rijn (63), Dutch painter.

Vivaldi, Antonio (63, infection), Italian composer.

My beloved -maternal- GRANDMOTHER (63, cancer).

Some non-natural deaths:

diarist Anne FRANK (15, murdered in KZ); Lady Jane Grey (16, executed); Caesarion (17, murdered); poet Thomas Chatterton (17, poisoned himself); pharaoh Tutankhamun ["King Tut"] (18, murdered); Joan of Arc (19, executed); Eddie Cochran (21, car accident); revolutionary hero Cpt. Nathan Hale (21); Buddy Holly (22, air disaster); athlete Ivo Van Damme (22, car accident); singer Ian Curtis (23, suicide); actor River PHOENIX (23, drug-induced heart failure); James Dean (24, car accident); John Wilkes Booth (26); singer Nick Drake (26, overdose of antidepressants); Lucan (26, suicide); Gram Parsons (26, drug overdose); Kurt Cobain (27, suicide); Jimi Hendrix (27, overdose of sleeping pills); Janis Joplin (27, overdose of heroin); Jim Morrison (27, drug overdose?); Tim Buckley (28, overdose); singer Marc BOLAN (29, car accident); Anne Boleyn (29, beheaded); poet/playwright Christopher Marlowe (29, stabbed); Romantic poet Sir Percy Bysshe Shelley (29, drowned); Hank Williams (29, accidental overdose of morphine & alcohol); Jeff Buckley (30, drowned); matador 'Manolete' (30); painter Keith Haring (31, AIDS); emperor Nero (31, suicide?); businessman Brian EPSTEIN (32, overdose); racing cyclist Marco Pantani (34, suicide); singer Elliott Smith (34, suicide); actor Patrick Dewaere (35, suicide); singer Mary Hansen (36); Marilyn Monroe (36, overdose of barbiturates); director Rainer Werner Fassbinder (37, overdose); boxer Sonny Liston (38, drug overdose); poet/dramatist Federico García Lorca (38, executed); composer Howard ASHMAN (40, AIDS); John Lennon (40, murdered); actress Marie Trintignant (41, murdered); singer Freddie Mercury (45, AIDS); Yukio Mishima (45, suicide); satirist Kurt TUCHOLSKY (45, suicide?); author Albert Camus (46, car accident); film maker Theo van Gogh (47, slaughtered); Dee Dee Ramone (49, overdose); general Aleksandr Lebed (52, air disaster); master chef Bernard Loiseau (52, suicide); Herman Brood (54, suicide); Pim Fortuyn (54, murdered); politician Jürgen Möllemann (57, suicide); Alain Van der Biest (58, suicide); Rock Hudson (59, AIDS); mathematician Lev D. LANDAU (60, car accident), poet Paul Snoek (47, car accident).