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    Deaths in November 1991

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    The following is a list of notable deaths in November 1991.

    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.

    November 1991

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    1

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    • Mary Ainslee, 77, American film actress.
    • Amedeo Bruni, 85, Italian Olympic sports shooter (1932).
    • Fernand Brunner, 71, Swiss philosopher.[1]
    • Moisés Carmona, 79, Mexican Roman Catholic bishop.
    • Richard Hoppin, 78, American musicologist.[2]
    • Tamaz Namgalauri, 34, Soviet Georgian Olympic judoka (1980).
    • Arun Paudwal, 47, Indian Bollywood film score composer.

    2

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    • Irwin Allen, 75, American film producer (The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno), heart attack.[3]
    • Yosef Almogi, 81, Israeli politician.[4]
    • Cynthia Felgate, 56, British television producer.
    • Jimmy Hull, 74, American basketball player, heart attack.
    • Vladimír Kudrna, 67, Czechoslovakian Olympic sports shooter (1960, 1964).
    • Hannes Messemer, 67, German actor, heart attack.[5]
    • Francisco Moreira, 76, Portuguese football player.
    • Mort Shuman, 52, American songwriter and pianist, cancer.
    • Richard C. Thomas, 54, American politician, throat cancer.

    3

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    • Finn Alnæs, 59, Norwegian novelist.[6]
    • Chris Bender, 19, American R&B singer.
    • Birendra Krishna Bhadra, 86, Indian radio broadcaster, playwright, actor, and narrator.
    • Raymond Blackburn, 76, British politician.
    • Ray Collins, 64, American gridiron football player (San Francisco 49ers, New York Giants, Dallas Texans).[7]
    • Giancarlo Luzzani, 79, Swiss Olympic field hockey player (1936).
    • Robert Melsome, 85, English cricketer and British Army officer.
    • P. Narendranath, 57, Indian author.
    • John Sandwith Boys Smith, 90, British academic.
    • Marinus Valentijn, 91, Dutch road bicycle racer.[8]
    • Roman Wilhelmi, 55, Polish theatre and film actor, liver cancer.[9]

    4

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    • Mohideen Baig, 71, Sri Lankan musician.
    • Roger E. Broggie, 83, American mechanical engineer.
    • Cliff Keen, 90, American wrestling coach.
    • Hermann Kutschera, 88, Austrian architect.[10]
    • Arthur Nord, 93, Norwegian wrestler and Olympian (1924, 1928).[11]

    5

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    • Bill Atkins, 56, American gridiron football player.[12]
    • Maurice V. Brady, 87, American politician.
    • Oreste Corbatta, 55, Argentine football player.
    • Bill Cronin, 47, American gridiron football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins).[13]
    • Lloyd Fletcher, 76, American judge.
    • Roy Garforth, 73, British Olympic water polo player (1948).
    • Kenneth Archibald Harrison, 90, Canadian mycologist.
    • Fred MacMurray, 83, American actor (Double Indemnity, My Three Sons, The Shaggy Dog), pneumonia.[14]
    • Robert Maxwell, 68, Czechoslovak-British media tycoon, politician and fraudster, heart attack combined with accidental drowning.[15]
    • Russell McInnes, 78, Australian rules footballer.

    6

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    • Veniamin Alexandrov, 54, Soviet Olympic ice hockey player (1960, 1964, 1968).
    • Harriet Bland, 76, American sprinter and Olympic champion (1936).[16]
    • Oreste Corbatta, 55, Argentine footballer.
    • Fred Gilby, 84, Australian rules footballer.
    • Kemal Horulu, 65, Turkish Olympic sprinter (1948, 1952), and pornographic film director.[17]
    • Robert William Porter, 65, American district judge (United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas).
    • Oskar Thierbach, 82, German road bicycle racer.[18]
    • Gene Tierney, 70, American actress (Leave Her to Heaven, Laura), emphysema.[19]
    • André Vandernoot, 64, Belgian conductor.[20]
    • Giannis Vazos, 77, Greek football player.

    7

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    • Valery Aleksyev, 62, Soviet and Russian anthropologist.
    • Franc Červan, 55, Yugoslav Olympic long-distance runner (1964).[21]
    • Tom of Finland, 71, Finnish artist, emphysema.[22]
    • Ralph Harvey, 90, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives (1947-1959, 1961-1966).[23]
    • Vilhelm Hellman, 68, Swedish Olympic ski jumper (1948).
    • Ed Marlo, 78, American magician.[24]
    • Maxine Mitchell, 74, American Olympic fencer (1952, 1956, 1960, 1968).
    • Gaston Monnerville, 94, French politician and lawyer, cancer.[25]
    • Ishak Haji Muhammad, 81, Malaysian writer.
    • Francisc Nemeș, 84, Romanian Olympic sprinter (1936).
    • Guillermo "Willy" Oddó, 48, Chilean musician, murdered.

    8

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    • Hardy Brown, 67, American football player,dementia.[26]
    • Frances Faye, 79, American singer.[27]
    • Albert Hayhurst, 86, English cricketer.
    • John Kirkpatrick, 86, American pianist and musical scholar.[28]
    • Charlotte Moorman, 57, American cellist, performance artist, and avant-gardist, breast cancer.[29]
    • Dave Rowbotham, 33, English rock musician, murdered.
    • Billy Savidan, 89, New Zealand long distance runner and Olympian.[30]

    9

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    • Jana Dítětová, 65, Czechoslovak film actress.
    • Lance Hayward, 75, Bermudan-American jazz pianist, pneumonia.[31]
    • Hans Liljedahl, 78, Swedish Olympic sports shooter (1952, 1956).
    • Yves Montand, 70, Italian-French actor and singer, heart attack.[32]
    • John Newton, 71, New Zealand rugby player.
    • Ralph Moses Paiewonsky, 84, United States Virgin Islands politician.[citation needed]
    • Laurie Wilkinson, 87, Australian politician.

    10

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    • Dick the Bruiser, 62, American professional wrestler and football player (Green Bay Packers), internal bleeding.
    • Gunnar Gren, 71, Swedish football player and Olympian (1948).[33]
    • Bill Gwynne, 78, New Zealand cricket umpire.
    • Colin Johnstone, 70, New Zealand Olympic rower (1952, 1956).[34]
    • Tutte Lemkow, 73, Norwegian actor (Raiders of the Lost Ark, Fiddler on the Roof, Doctor Who), leukemia.[35]
    • Alessandro Lessona, 100, Italian politician.
    • Ernest Mallinson, 93, English cricketer, British Indian Army officer.
    • Robert Baird McClure, 90, Canadian physician and medical missionary to Asia.
    • Florian Radu, 71, Romanian football player.[36]
    • Montserrat Roig, 45, Spanish writer, breast cancer.
    • Vishnuprasad Trivedi, 92, Indian literary critic.
    • Curt Weibull, 105, Swedish historian, educator and author.

    11

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    • John Balfanz, 51, American ski jumper and Olympian (1964, 1968).[37]
    • Heinz Becker, 76, German-American baseball player (Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians).[38]
    • Billy Behan, 80, Irish football player and manager.
    • Nellie Halstead, 81, English track and field athlete and Olympic medalist (1932).[39]
    • Collins Jones, 69, American baseball player.
    • Cananea Reyes, 54, Mexican baseball player and manager.
    • Nadezhda Shteinmiller, 76, Soviet artist.
    • Tom Skinner, 82, New Zealand politician and trade union leader.
    • Morton Stevens, 62, American film and television composer (Hawaii Five-O), Emmy winner (1970, 1974), cancer.[40]

    12

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    • Diane Brewster, 60, American actress (Leave It to Beaver, Maverick, The Fugitive), heart failure.
    • Ravishing Ripper Collins, 58, American professional wrestler, melanoma.
    • Bobby Joe Edmonds, 50, American basketball player (Indiana Pacers).[41]
    • Keizō Hayashi, 84, Japanese civil servant and general officer.
    • Bruce Hubbard, 39, American operatic baritone, pneumonia.[42]
    • Gabriele Tinti, 59, Italian actor, heart attack.[43]

    13

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    • Hanson W. Baldwin, 88, American journalist.[44]
    • Henryk Borowski, 81, Polish theater, radio and film actor.
    • Leo Carbol, 83, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Black Hawks).
    • Paul-Émile Léger, 87, Canadian Roman Catholic cardinal,pneumonia.[45]
    • Maurice Mercery, 89, French footballer.
    • Walter Ulbrich, 81, German film producer.
    • Georges Winckelmans, 81, French football player and coach.

    14

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    • Constantin Chiriță, 66, Romanian writer.
    • William Nyrén, 71, Norwegian actor.
    • Tony Richardson, 63, English film director (Tom Jones, Look Back in Anger, A Taste of Honey), Oscar winner (1964), AIDS.[46]
    • Bryden Thomson, 63, Scottish conductor, cancer.[47]
    • Yoshikata Yoda, 82, Japanese screenwriter.[48]

    15

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    • Doris Marie Bender, 79, American social worker.
    • Patricia Black, 18, Northern Irish volunteer in the IRA, bombing accident.
    • Jack Franklin, 72, American baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers).
    • Sylvio Hoffmann, 83, Brazilian football player.
    • V. S. Huzurbazar, 72, Indian statistician from Kolhapur.
    • Robert McCall, 33, Canadian ice dancer and Olympian (1984, 1988), brain cancer.[49]
    • Jacques Morali, 44, French music producer (Village People), AIDS.[50]
    • Stan Noszka, 71, American basketball player (Boston Celtics), and politician.
    • George Simms, 81, Archbishop in the Church of Ireland.[51]

    16

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    • Bill Dodd, 81, American lawyer and politician.
    • Maya Dolas, 25, Indian mobster, ballistic trauma.
    • Alberto Girri, 71, Argentine poet and writer.[52]
    • Margaret Pease Harper, 80, American educator, musician and civic leader.
    • Ralph Marrero, 33, American actor (Day of the Dead), traffic collision.[53]
    • Charles Mellon, 76, Irish cricketer.
    • José Miguel Olguín, 86, Chilean Olympic footballer (1928).
    • Gustav Wetterström, 80, Swedish football striker.[54]

    17

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    • Eileen Agar, 91, British-Argentinian painter and photographer.[55]
    • Maurice Banach, 24, German footballer, traffic collision.[56]
    • Smead Jolley, 89, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox).[57]
    • Kafunga, 77, Brazilian football player.
    • Frank Kosikowski, 65, American gridiron football player (Cleveland Browns).[58]
    • Horst Mühlmann, 51, German footballer and American football player (Cincinnati Bengals, Philadelphia Eagles).
    • Leonid Obolensky, 89, Soviet Russian actor.
    • Adrian Quist, 78, Australian tennis player.[59]
    • William Strickland, 77, American conductor and organist, lung cancer.[60]
    • Kelly Jean Van Dyke, 33, American actress, suicide by hanging.

    18

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    • Claude Cahen, 82, French marxist orientalist and historian.[61]
    • Gustáv Husák, 78, Czechoslovak politician, president (1975–1989).[62]
    • Fritz Köpke, 89, German Olympic high jumper (1928).
    • Reg Parlett, 87, English artist.
    • J. P. Stern, 70, Austrian-British literary scholar.
    • Alexey Tryoshnikov, 77, Soviet polar explorer.
    • Eugen York, 78, German film director.[63]

    19

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    • Les Eyre, 69, English footballer.[64]
    • Xian Henghan, 80, Chinese lieutenant general and politician.
    • Zi'ang Hu, 94, Chinese politician.
    • Michael Lyons, 81, Irish Fine Gael politician.
    • Alan McLaughlin, 71, Australian rules footballer.
    • Reggie Nalder, 84, Austrian actor, bone cancer.[65]
    • Leonid Obolensky, 89, Russian and Soviet actor.
    • Luis Sarria, 80, Cuban-American boxer.
    • Jackie Stamps, 72, English football player.[66]

    20

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    • Yulia Drunina, 67, Soviet poet, suicide.[67]
    • Siniša Glavašević, 31, Croatian reporter, homicide.
    • Helga Hahnemann, 54, East German German actress, comedian and singer.[68]
    • Arthur Charles Hind, 86, Indian Olympic field hockey player (1932).
    • Kåre Kivijärvi, 53, Norwegian photographer.
    • Jean-Michel Nicolier, 25, French military volunteer, killed in the Vukovar massacre.
    • Antun Stipančić, 42, Croatian table tennis player, heart attack.
    • Notable Azerbaijans killed in 1991 Azerbaijani Mil Mi-8 shootdown:[69]
      • Mahammad Asadov, 49, Minister of Internal Affairs, State Advisor
      • Ismat Gayibov, 49, Public Prosecutor General
      • Zulfi Hajiyev, 56, Deputy Prime Minister[70]
      • Tofig Ismayilov, 58, Secretary of State.[71]
      • Vagif Jafarov, 42, Member of Parliament
      • Osman Mirzayev, 54, Head of Presidential Administration, journalist
      • Ali Mustafayev, 39, Television journalist[72]
      • Saylau Serikov, 50, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs
      • Fakhraddin Shahbazov, 41, Cameraman

    21

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    • T. S. Avinashilingam Chettiar, 88, Indian politician.
    • Joseph Delaney, 87, American artist.
    • Ernest Dichter, 84, American psychologist and marketing expert.[73]
    • George Dougherty, 77, Australian rules footballer.
    • Prior Jones, 74, Trinidadian cricket player.[74]
    • Robert Kaufman, 60, American screenwriter, film producer and television writer.[75]
    • Vic Krafft, 72, American basketball player.
    • Daniel Mann, 79, American film director (Come Back, Little Sheba, BUtterfield 8, Our Man Flint), heart failure.[76]
    • Bryan Stephens, 71, American baseball player.[77]
    • Sonny Werblin, 81, American sports executive (New York Jets), heart attack.
    • John Whedon, 86, American television writer (The Donna Reed Show, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Andy Griffith Show).[78]
    • Hans Zassenhaus, 79, German mathematician.[79]

    22

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    • Antoine Berman, 49, French translator, philosopher, and historian.[80]
    • Ullrich Haupt, Jr., 76, American-German actor.
    • Tadashi Imai, 79, Japanese film director.[81]
    • Yevgeni Ivanovski, 73, Soviet general.
    • John Magee, 68, American gridiron football player (Philadelphia Eagles).[82]

    23

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    • Klaus Kinski, 65, German actor (Aguirre, the Wrath of God, Nosferatu the Vampyre, For a Few Dollars More), heart attack.[83]
    • Stanley Rimington, 99, Australian cricket player.[84]
    • Ernesto Rivera, 77, Puerto Rican Olympic sports shooter (1952).[85]
    • Ken Uehara, 82, Japanese actor.[86]

    24

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    • Ryall Ayres, 60, Australian cricketer.
    • Eric Carr, 41, American drummer (Kiss), heart cancer.
    • Alex Colthirst, 73, Panamanian baseball player.
    • Anton Furst, 47, English production designer (Batman, Full Metal Jacket, Awakenings), Oscar winner (1990), suicide by jumping.[87]
    • Freddie Mercury, 45, British singer (Queen) and songwriter ("Bohemian Rhapsody", "We Are the Champions"), AIDS.[88]
    • Carl Sawatski, 64, American baseball player and executive.[89]

    25

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    • Raymond Andrews, 57, American novelist, suicide.
    • Eleanor Audley, 86, American actress (Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Green Acres), respiratory failure.[90]
    • Sembiin Gonchigsumlaa, 72, Mongolian composer.[91]
    • Doula Mouriki, 57, Greek byzantinologist and art historian.[92]
    • Jimmy Strausbaugh, 73, American gridiron football player.[93]
    • Charles Wagley, 78, American anthropologist, lung cancer.[94]

    26

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    • Dehl Berti, 70, American actor, heart attack.
    • François Billetdoux, 64, French novelist.[95]
    • Enzo Cerusico, 54, Italian actor (La Dolce Vita), cancer.
    • Ed Heinemann, 83, American aeronautical engineer.[96]
    • Bob Johnson, 60, American athletics coach, brain cancer.[97]
    • Gertrud Pålson-Wettergren, 94, Swedish singer.

    27

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    • George Edwards, 67, American film producer and writer.[98]
    • Vilém Flusser, 71, Czech-Brazilian philosopher, struck by vehicle.[99]
    • Grete Lainer, 77, Austrian Olympic figure skater (1936).
    • Harry Everett Smith, 68, American polymath, cardiac arrest.[100]
    • Yō Yoshimura, 37, Japanese voice actor, subarachnoid hemorrhage.

    28

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    • Anton Bilek, 88, Austrian football player and manager.
    • Lyne Clevers, 82, French singer and film actress.
    • Mel Dinelli, 79, American writer for theatre, film and magazines.[101]
    • Lu Gwei-djen, 87, Chinese historian and biochemist.[102]
    • Jean Palardy, 86, French-Canadian painter, ethnologist and filmmaker.[103]
    • Stan Wentzel, 74, American baseball player.[104]
    • Mary Wharton, 79, American botanist, author, and environmental activist.

    29

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    • Ralph Bellamy, 87, American actor (Sunrise at Campobello, The Awful Truth, Trading Places), Tony winner (1958), lung disease.[105]
    • Joe Bonson, 55, English footballer.[106]
    • Theodor Estermann, 89, German-American mathematician.
    • Louis Finkelstein, 96, American talmud scholar.[107]
    • Ludovico Geymonat, 83, Italian mathematician, philosopher and historian of science.[108]
    • Nasirdin Isanov, 48, Kyrgyz politician, prime minister (since 1991), traffic collision.
    • Franjo Majetić, 68, Croatian actor.
    • Frank Yerby, 75, American writer, liver cancer.[109]

    30

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    • Clarence W. Allgood, 89, American district judge (United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama).
    • Irena Blühová, 87, Slovak photographer.
    • Mikhail Chailakhyan, 89, Armenian-Soviet scientist.
    • Hans Lietzau, 78, German theatre director, actor, and producer.[110]
    • David Moir Nelson, 71, American football player, coach, and author.[111]
    • Josef Pekarek, 78, German footballer.
    • Jan Poulus, 75, Dutch footballer.
    • Steve Ruzich, 63, American football player (Green Bay Packers).

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