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Tates Locke, an influential American basketball coach, has passed away at 87. Known for his time at Army, Clemson, and Indiana State, Locke left a lasting impact on the sport and his players, mentoring countless young athletes with his coaching philosophies.

Robert Lucas, Jr., a groundbreaking American economist and Nobel Prize winner, passed away at 85 in May 2023. His rational expectations theory significantly influenced modern economics and policy-making.

Ron Northcott, the legendary Canadian curler who won World Championship gold in 1966, 1968, and 1969, passed away at the age of 87. His contributions to the sport and mentorship for young curlers will be remembered in the curling community.

Ricky Gardiner, a renowned Scottish rock guitarist known for his work with David Bowie and Iggy Pop, passed away at 73 in 2022. His innovative guitar styles shaped iconic albums like 'Low' and 'Lust for Life', leaving a lasting legacy in rock music.

2022 Stevan Ostojić, Serbian soccer striker (2 caps Yugoslavia; Red Star Belgrade) and manager (RS Belgrade), dies at 80

Fred Martinelli, a beloved college football coach known for his extensive tenure at Ashland University, passed away at 92 in 2021. His coaching legacy has greatly influenced the sport and those he mentored, earning him a spot in the American College Football Hall of Fame.

Ray Wilson, a pivotal member of England's 1966 World Cup-winning team, passed away at the age of 83. Known for his defensive prowess and sportsmanship, Wilson's legacy endures in the hearts of football fans worldwide.

Fred Willard, the beloved American comedian known for his roles in 'Fernwood 2-Night' and 'Modern Family,' passed away at 86 on May 15, 2020. His unique humor and improvisational skills left a lasting legacy in the world of comedy.

Phil May, the renowned singer of the rock band Pretty Things, passed away at 75 on May 15, 2020. His dynamic performances and influential music left an indelible mark on the rock scene, inspiring future generations and solidifying his place as a rock icon.

Ian Denholm, a significant figure in the shipping industry and CEO of Murray Investment Trust, passed away at the age of 91 in 2018. His leadership and vision transformed maritime investments, leaving a lasting legacy in the sector.

Ian Brady, a notorious British serial killer known for the Moors Murders, died in prison at 79 on May 15, 2017. His death marked the end of a dark chapter in British history characterized by brutal crimes and societal fears.

2015 Bob Hopkins, American basketball forward and coach (Syracuse Nationals; Seattle SuperSonics), dies of heart and kidney failure at 80

Garo Yepremian, a legendary NFL place kicker for the Miami Dolphins, passed away on May 15, 2015, at 70. His contributions to the sport, especially during Miami's perfect season, left an indelible mark in football history.

2014 Jean-Luc Dehaene, Belgian Prime Minister (1992-99), dies from a fall at 73

Carlos Fuentes, the acclaimed Mexican author of 'The Death of Artemio Cruz,' passed away in 2012 at the age of 83 from a hemorrhage. His literary legacy continues to influence writers and readers today.

Jean Craighead George, an influential writer of children's literature known for 'Julie of the Wolves', passed away in 2012 at the age of 92. Her works inspired generations to appreciate nature and advocate for environmental conservation.

2011 Bob Flannigan, American jazz singer (The Four Freshmen), dies at 84

Besian Idrizaj, a talented footballer born in 1987, passed away in 2010 at just 22 years old. His promising career at Liverpool was cut short, raising awareness about mental health issues in sports and leaving a lasting legacy.

The passing of Diether de la Motte in 2010 marked the end of an era in music composition and theory. As a revered composer and influential theorist, his contributions have left an indelible mark on contemporary music and education.

Moshe Greenberg, an influential American-Israeli Bible scholar, passed away in 2010 at the age of 81. His contributions to biblical studies and his teachings continue to inspire scholars and students worldwide.

Charles 'Bud' Tingwell, a celebrated Australian actor, pilot, and radio announcer, passed away on May 15, 2009, at the age of 86. His enduring legacy in the entertainment industry remains a source of inspiration for future generations.

Wayman Tisdale, a celebrated basketball player and smooth jazz bassist, passed away in 2009 from cancer at the age of 44. His legacy continues as an inspirational figure in both sports and music.

Alexander Courage, the legendary composer of the original Star Trek theme, passed away on March 15, 2008, at 88. His iconic work deeply influenced the soundtrack of television and reflected the spirit of exploration in the beloved sci-fi series.

Robert Dunlop, the Northern Irish motorcycle racer and younger brother of Joey Dunlop, tragically died in 2008, following a crash during practice for the North West 200. His legacy in the sport continues to inspire many, as he is remembered for his remarkable racing achievements.

Tommy Burns, a celebrated Scottish soccer midfielder and manager, passed away in 2008 from melanoma at age 51. Known for his time with Celtic and Kilmarnock, Burns left an indelible legacy in Scottish football, inspiring countless players and fans through his dedication and passion.

Walt Dickerson, renowned American jazz vibraphonist and composer of 'To My Queen,' passed away at age 80 due to cardiac arrest in 2008, leaving behind a lasting impact on the jazz world.

Willis Lamb, an esteemed American physicist and Nobel laureate, passed away in 2008 at age 94. Known for his groundbreaking research on the lamb shift, his work shaped the fields of quantum optics and continues to influence scientists today.

2007 Jerry Falwell, American TV evangelist, founder of Liberty University, dies at 73

Yolanda King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr., was an influential actress and activist. Born in 1955 and passing away in 2007, she dedicated her life to promoting social justice and honoring her father's legacy through her work.

Chic Hecht, the former U.S. Senator from Nevada, passed away on December 30, 2006, at the age of 77 after battling prostate cancer. He served in the Senate from 1983 to 1989, making significant contributions to the political landscape.

2004 Clint Warwick [Albert Eccles], English bassist (Moody Blues), dies at 63

Admiral Desmond Dreyer, notable for his role in the Battle of the River Plate, passed away in 2003 at the age of 93. His contributions to British naval success in World War II continue to be recognized and celebrated.

George Francis, a notorious British gangster born in 1940, passed away on September 14, 2003. His criminal career reflects the complexities of organized crime in Britain, leaving a lasting legacy in the criminal underworld.

2000 Ziki Robertson, 11th Baroness Wharton (née Myrtle Arbuthnot), British model and photographer (as Ziki Arnot), and politician (House of Lords, 1990-200), dies of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) - a rare brain disorder at 66

Earl Manigault, an iconic basketball player born in 1944, passed away in 1998. Known for his legendary skills and influence on streetball, his life story is one of talent, struggles, and lasting inspiration.

John Hawkes, an influential American writer known for 'Second Skin,' passed away at 72 in 1998. His innovative storytelling and deep exploration of the human experience forever changed the landscape of American literature.

Charles B. Fulton, born in 1910, was a respected American jurist whose dedication to law and justice left an enduring impact until his death in 1996. His contributions to the judiciary continue to inspire legal professionals today.

Claus Bremer, a notable German dramatist, died in 1996 at the age of 71. His works significantly impacted German theatre, blending personal struggles with broader societal themes, ensuring his legacy continues to influence future generations.

George Tindley, an iconic soul singer and songwriter, passed away at the age of 58 in 1996. His remarkable career and powerful voice left a lasting impact on the music world, continuing to inspire fans and artists alike even today.

This article explores the life and legacy of Edouard Dermithe, the Italian actor known for roles in 'Orpheus' and 'Thomas the Impostor', who passed away in 1995 at the age of 70.

Eric Porter, a celebrated British stage and screen actor known for his work with the Royal Shakespeare Company and roles like Soames Forsyte in The Forsyte Saga, tragically passed away from colon cancer at age 67, leaving behind a rich legacy in the performing arts.

Johnny Van Derrick, the British jazz violinist known for his captivating interpretation of the 'Pink Panther Theme,' passed away in 1995 at the age of 68. His unique style and contributions continues to inspire musicians today.

Perry Lederman, an American folk and blues singer and guitarist, died in 1995 at the age of 52. His heartfelt music and talent left a lasting impact on the music industry and continue to inspire new generations.

Frederik von Pallandt, the talented Danish-Dutch pop singer and guitarist known for his duo Nin & Frederik, tragically lost his life in 1994 at the age of 60, murdered in the Philippines, leaving behind a profound musical legacy.

Gilbert Roland, a celebrated Mexican actor known for roles in Juarez and Barbarosa, passed away from cancer in 1994 at the age of 88. His legacy continues to inspire many in the film industry.

Jan Bakker, a Dutch WWII resistance fighter and esteemed journalist for Parool, passed away on January 12, 1994, at the age of 79. His legacy as a brave fighter against oppression and a committed storyteller continues to inspire generations.

1994 Ronnie Potsdammer, Dutch singer, songwriter and programmer, dies at 71

Royal Dano, an accomplished American actor known for his roles in 'Red Badge of Courage' and 'House II', died of a heart attack in 1994 at age 71. His impactful performances continue to resonate in film and influence actors today.

Salah Ahmed Ibrahim, a renowned Sudanese writer, poet, and diplomat, passed away in 1993. His literary works and diplomatic efforts significantly impacted Sudan's culture and politics, leaving behind a lasting legacy. Explore his contributions to literature and diplomacy.

Barbara Lee, the talented pop singer from The Chiffons, who graced the music scene with hits like 'He's So Fine', passed away at the age of 44 in 1992, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in pop music history.

Bruce Hopkins, a talented performer and director, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 44 in 1992. His contributions to theater and film remain significant, inspiring countless artists and leaving a lasting legacy in the performing arts community.

1992 Jovy Marcelo, Filipino race car driver, killed during a practice run at Indianapolis Motor Speedway at 27

Robert Morris Page was an American physicist who significantly advanced radar technology. He passed away at the age of 88 in 1992 due to heart failure, leaving behind a profound legacy in science and engineering.

Lawrence "Bud" Freeman, the celebrated American jazz tenor saxophonist, bandleader, and composer, passed away from cancer in 1991 at the age of 84. His influence on jazz and memorable compositions like "The Eel" continue to inspire musicians today.

Andreas Floer was a groundbreaking German mathematician best known for his development of Floer homology. His untimely death at age 34 in 1991 left a significant void in the mathematics community, but his legacy continues to inspire new generations of mathematicians.

1991 Reno Browne, American Western actress, dies at 70

1991 Ronald Lacey, actor (Raiders of Lost Ark, Next Victim), dies at 55

Doug Young, a Canadian NHL defenceman and captain of the Detroit Red Wings, is remembered for his pivotal role in the team's 1937 Stanley Cup victory. His contributions to the sport and his legacy continue to inspire future generations of hockey players.

Johnny Green, a celebrated American singer and film score composer, passed away in 1989 at the age of 80. Revered for his contributions to music and five Academy Awards, his legacy continues to inspire artists today.

1988 Andrew Duggan, American character actor (Secret War of Harry Frigg, Winds of War), dies of cancer at 64

Greta Nissen, the talented Norwegian actress known for her role in 'Ambassador Bill,' passed away on October 3, 1988. Her enduring legacy in the film industry reflects her remarkable contributions and the rich history of early cinema.

John Baur, an influential American museum director and author, passed away in 1987 at the age of 78. His notable work, 'American Paintings in 19th Century', significantly contributed to the appreciation of American art and left a lasting legacy.

Wynne Gibson, an American actress known for her roles in Night After Night and Aggie Appleby, passed away in 1987 at the age of 88. Her contributions to film and memorable performances continue to be celebrated today.

Elio de Angelis, an Italian Formula One driver, tragically died in a testing accident in 1986. Born in 1958 in Rome, he was beloved for his racing talent and charming personality, leaving a lasting legacy in the motorsport community.

Theodore H. White, an influential journalist known for 'The Making of the President', died at 71 in 1986. His pioneering work in political journalism transformed the field, setting new standards for storytelling and analysis.

Jackie Curtis, a notable underground actor known for his role in 'Underground USA', tragically died from a drug overdose in 1985 at the age of 38. His impactful work in the arts and his struggles with addiction leave a significant legacy.

The article explores the life and contributions of Francis Schaeffer, an influential theologian and philosopher, highlighting his legacy and the circumstances surrounding his death in 1984.

Lionel Charles Robbins, a British economist who died in 1984, profoundly influenced economic theory and education. His work on scarcity and economic choices shaped policy and inspired future economists.

1983 James Van Der Zee, African-American photographer, dies at 96

1979 Curtis Stevens, American bobsledder (Olympic gold 2-man [with brother Hubert] 1932), dies at 80

Modibo Keïta, Mali's first President from 1960 to 1968, died on May 16, 1977. Known for his socialist reforms and nation-building efforts, his death marked a significant moment in Mali's history, evoking national mourning and reflection on his impactful leadership.

Samuel Eliot Morison, a celebrated American historian known for his work 'Admiral of the Ocean Sea,' passed away on March 15, 1976, at the age of 88. His contributions significantly shaped maritime history and continue to inspire scholars today.

General Guy Simonds, the youngest general officer in Canadian history, passed away in 1974. His military career was marked by significant contributions during World War II, leaving a lasting impact on Canada’s military legacy.

Willem Huibert Rassers, a notable Dutch cultural anthropologist, passed away in 1973 at the age of 95. His pioneering work on Pandji literature and cultural studies has left a profound impact on anthropology.

Nigel Green, a South African-born British actor known for roles in 'Zulu' and 'Ipcress File', tragically died of an accidental barbiturate overdose at the age of 47 in 1972. His legacy continues to influence actors and remains celebrated in film history.

Donald F. Duncan Sr., an American entrepreneur and founder of Duncan Toys Company, died in 1971, leaving behind a legacy of innovation in the toy industry, notably through the popularization of the yo-yo.

Goose Goslin, the American baseball legend and Hall of Fame left fielder, died on May 15, 1971, at 70. Known for his prowess in the World Series and as an AL batting champion, his legacy in baseball endures. Goslin's contributions made a significant impact on the sport's history.

Sir Tyrone Guthrie, a prominent British actor and director, died at 70 in 1971. His revolutionary contributions to theatre, particularly at the Guthrie Theater, significantly impacted modern-stage practices and inspired future generations.

Jimmy Wilde, the legendary Welsh flyweight champion, dies at 76 from complications of diabetes and dementia. Known as 'The Ghost with a Green Hair', he was a boxing icon and influential figure in the sport until his last days.

Edward Hopper, the influential American painter known for works like 'House by the Railroad', passed away in 1967 at the age of 84, leaving a significant mark on the art world with his unique depiction of isolation and modern American life.

Jaromír Fiala, a prominent Czech composer, passed away in 1967 at the age of 74. His works integrated rich Czech folk traditions with classical music, leaving a significant cultural legacy.

Kathryn Forbes, an American short story writer known for 'Mama's Bank Account', died on March 24, 1966, at 58. Her works reflect the immigrant experience and continue to resonate with readers today.

Adrian Schoevers, a prominent Dutch director and founder of the Schoevers Institution, passed away in 1965. His innovative contributions to cinema and education have left a lasting impact, making him a significant figure in the history of Dutch film.

Cornelis Hendrik Edelman was a notable Dutch geologist who passed away in 1964. His significant contributions and methodologies in geology have left a lasting legacy, shaping the future of geosciences.

1964 Vladko Maček, Kingdom of Yugoslavia deputy prime minister (b. 1879)

This article explores the life and contributions of historian Michael G the Boer, who passed away in 1958 at the age of 91. Known for his work on the Harbor of Amsterdam, he significantly shaped the understanding of Dutch history and heritage.

Austin Osman Spare, born in 1886, was a renowned English magician and artist whose work explored the connection between magic and the subconscious. He passed away in 1956, leaving a profound legacy in both the occult and artistic communities.

1954 William March, American writer (Company K), dies at 60

Albert Bassermann, a renowned German actor famous for films like 'Foreign Correspondent' and 'Madame Curie', died in 1952 at 84. His contributions to cinema and theatre continue to be celebrated today.

The death of Italo Montemezzi in 1952 marked the end of a significant chapter in Italian opera, renowned for his compelling work such as L'amore dei tre re, showcasing his rich melodies and emotional depth.

1948 Edward Flanagan, Irish-American Catholic priest and founder of Boys Town, dies of a heart attack at 61

Charles Williams, a renowned British poet and writer, passed away in 1945. A vital member of the Inklings, his work fuses themes of spirituality and fantasy, leaving a unique mark on modern literature.

Major Courtney, a Medal of Honor recipient, perished in the Battle of Sugar Loaf in 1945, showcasing extreme bravery and sacrifice during WWII. His legacy in the Marine Corps is one of valor and commitment to duty, embodying the spirit of his fellow soldiers.

Joseph Limburg, a notable Dutch lawyer and politician, passed away in 1940 at 73, leaving behind a legacy of commitment to justice and public service. His enduring influence continues in the Dutch political landscape today.

Willem Adriaan Bonger, a Dutch criminologist known for his influential work 'Race & Crime,' tragically died by suicide in 1940 at age 63. His contributions to understanding crime's social dimensions remain impactful today.

Phillip Snowden, the first Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer, passed away on June 7, 1937. A pioneer in British politics, his contributions to social justice and economic policies laid the foundation for future Labour governance. His legacy continues to inspire politicians today.

Kazimir Malevich, a pioneer of Avant-garde art and the father of Suprematism, died of cancer in 1935. His innovative works, particularly the 'Black Square,' continue to inspire modern art movements, leaving a profound legacy.

Ernest Torrence, a celebrated Scottish actor known for his roles in 'I Cover the Waterfront' and 'Hunchback of Notre Dame', died at 54 due to complications from surgery for gall stones in 1933. His legacy continues through his memorable performances.

Inukai Tsuyoshi, Prime Minister of Japan, was assassinated by Navy officers in 1932, marking a significant shift toward military rule in Japanese politics. His death underscored the growing tensions between civil governance and military authority in Japan's tumultuous political landscape following his leadership.

Inukai Tsuyoshi, Japan's Prime Minister from 1931-32, was assassinated on May 15, 1932, by young naval officers opposed to his democratic reforms. His death marked a significant shift towards militarism in Japanese politics leading to future conflicts.

This article explores the life and legacy of Paul Henri Balluet d'Estournelles de Constant, a renowned French diplomat and pacifist who passed away in 1924. As a Nobel laureate, his dedication to peace and diplomacy continues to inspire modern efforts for international cooperation.

1899 Francisque Sarcey, French writer (Le Temps), dies at 70

Joseph Whitaker, a prominent British publisher and the creator of Whitaker's Almanack, passed away in 1895 at the age of 75, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the world of publishing.

In 1892, Arthur Hodister, a British ivory seller and figure in Joseph Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness,' was tragically murdered at the age of 44. His death reflects the dangers of the ivory trade and raises ethical questions about colonial commerce.

1889 Alfred Potocki, Austrian politician (Prime Minister, Governor, Viceroy of Galicia), dies

The death of Gottfried Semper in 1879 marked the end of a significant era in architecture. His innovative designs and theories laid the foundation for modern architecture, influencing future generations. Explore his legacy and contributions that continue to resonate today.

Alexandru Ioan Cuza, the first Prince of united Romania, died in exile on May 15, 1873. His life marked significant reforms, including land redistribution and the emancipation of peasants, foundational changes that shaped modern Romania.

Thomas Hastings (1784-1872) was a significant American composer whose work in church music left a lasting impact. Known for his hymns and music compilations, his legacy continues in worship today.

Jan Mazereeuw, a prominent Frisian farmer and sect leader, died in 1855 at the age of 75. Known for his deep spiritual influence and commitment to community, his legacy continues to inspire to this day.

Louisa Adams, First Lady of the United States from 1825 to 1829, passed away on May 15, 1852, at the age of 77. Her contributions to American politics and culture during her husband's presidency left a lasting legacy.

Daniel O'Connell, a key figure in Irish nationalism and the fight for Catholic emancipation, passed away on May 15, 1847. His legacy as a lawyer and politician continues to inspire movements for equality and justice.

Samuel Wiselius, a Dutch lawyer, patriot, and writer, dedicated his life to dismantling the unjust practices of the Dutch East India Company. His legacy remains influential even today. He passed away in 1845 at the age of 76.

Emanuel A D M J Count de las Cases, a notable French historian and biographer of Napoleon, died in 1842 at the age of 76. His works provided critical insights into Napoleon's life during his exile, leaving a lasting impact on historiography.

Edmund Kean, a British Shakespearean actor, renowned for his intense performances and contributions to theatre, passed away at the age of 46 in 1833. His legacy in the arts continues to inspire future generations of actors.

Carl Friedrich Zelter, the esteemed German composer and music educator, passed away on May 15, 1832, at the age of 73. His profound impact on music education and choral compositions left a lasting legacy on future generations of musicians.

1824 Alexander Campbell, Scottish composer and writer (associate of Walter Scott), dies at 60

Antonio Frantisek Becvarovsky, the influential composer, died in 1823 at 69. His innovative contributions to classical music, including symphonies and operas, left a lasting legacy that continues to inspire musicians today.

Christian Ludwig Dieter, a notable German composer, passed away in 1822 at the age of 64. His contributions to classical music continue to inspire and influence musicians today, ensuring his legacy lives on.

John Wall Calcott, the renowned English composer, passed away in 1821 at the age of 54. His innovative contributions to chamber and liturgical music continue to inspire musicians today. Discover the legacy of this musical pioneer in his time.

In 1801, Count Louis di Belgioioso, an influential Austrian count, diplomat, and field marshal under the Habsburgs, died at the age of 73. His legacy in military and diplomatic realms significantly shaped European history during a pivotal era.

Karel Blazej Kopriva, a Czech organist and composer, passed away in 1785 at the young age of 29. His contributions to classical music, though brief, left a lasting impact on future generations and continue to be appreciated today.

1782 Richard Wilson, Welsh landscape painter, dies at 67

Alban Butler, an English Catholic priest and esteemed writer, died in 1773. Renowned for his significant work 'Butler's Lives of the Saints', he left a lasting legacy in Catholic literature, capturing the lives and virtues of holy figures throughout history.

Jacob Mossel, the Dutch Governor-General of the East Indies from 1750-1761, passed away at 56. His tenure was marked by economic growth and challenges, leaving a complex legacy in colonial governance and trade.

Alaungpaya, the esteemed King of Burma, died in 1760, leaving behind a legacy of unification and reform. His military prowess and visionary leadership laid the foundations for modern Myanmar and greatly influenced its history.

Giovanni Antonio Ricieri, celebrated Italian composer and castrato singer, died on October 24, 1746, at the age of 67. His influential works shaped the Baroque music scene, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of music.

Ephraim Chambers, an influential English encyclopaedist known for his work 'Cyclopaedia', died in 1740. His pioneering efforts in knowledge organization significantly shaped future reference literature and education.

The death of Edward Petre, an influential Jesuit priest and privy councilor in 1699, highlights his legacy amid the religious and political struggles in England during the 17th century.

Marie Champmeslé, a prominent French actress known for her role in 'Fête de Vénus', died at 56 in 1698. Celebrated for elevating female performances in theater, her legacy continues to inspire future generations.

Henri Otto, the Spanish marquis of Caretto, Savona, and Grana, passed away in 1685, leaving a significant mark in history through his influence and governance during a tumultuous political era in Europe.

The year 1634 marks the death of Hendrick Avercamp, a notable Dutch painter born in 1585. Renowned for his winter landscapes and social scenes, Avercamp's artistry reflects the essence of the Dutch Golden Age, leaving a lasting legacy in art history.

1622 Peter Plancius, Flemish-Dutch vicar and cartographer for the Dutch East India Company, dies at about 69

Henrick de Keyser, a prominent Dutch architect and master builder of Amsterdam, known for the Zuiderkerk church, passed away in 1621 at the age of 56, leaving a significant impact on the city's architectural landscape.

1609 Giovanni Croce, Italian composer (b. 1557)

Dmitry Ivanovitch, the youngest son of Tsar Ivan IV, was tragically murdered at the age of eight in 1591. His death raised numerous questions about political unrest in Russia and marked the beginning of the Time of Troubles, leaving a lasting legacy in Russian history.

Niwa Nagahide, renowned samurai of the Oda clan, died in 1585 at the age of 49. His loyalty and military skills greatly contributed to the Oda's campaigns during Japan's Sengoku period, leaving a lasting legacy in samurai history.

Paolo Toscanelli, the influential Italian physician and mapmaker, passed away in 1482. His pioneering maps and navigation theories significantly impacted the Age of Exploration, inspiring explorers like Columbus to seek new trade routes. Discover his lasting legacy in the world of exploration and cartography.

Eppelein von Gailingen, a famed German robber baron, lived a life of daring escapes and audacious crimes. Captured after years of evasion, he was executed by breaking wheel in 1381, marking the end of his legendary story and leaving a lasting impact on German folklore.

Nur al-Din, the influential Muslim ruler of Aleppo, died on May 15, 1174, uniting Syria and Egypt against the Crusaders. His passing at age 56 marked the end of a significant chapter in Islamic history, paving the way for future leaders like Salah al-Din.

Yury Dolgoruky, the influential Russian prince and founder of Moscow, passed away in 1157. His death marked a significant moment in Russian history, impacting the political landscape of the time and shaping the future of the Russian state.

Emperor Go-Ichijō of Japan died at the age of 27 in 1036, marking a significant moment in Heian period history with lasting impacts on Japan's imperial line and political landscape. Despite his brief reign, he influenced cultural developments and faced political intrigue.

Hatto I was an influential Archbishop of Mainz, serving from 910 until his death in 913. He navigated the complexities of church and state, promoting education and church authority during his leadership, leaving a lasting legacy on ecclesiastical politics.

Pope Marinus I, also known as Martinus II, died in 884 after a brief but impactful papacy. His contributions to Church reform and governance led to notable changes in the Roman Catholic Church.

Valentinianus II, the Roman Emperor, was murdered at the young age of 21 in 392 AD. His reign was marked by political turmoil and controversies, making his death a significant moment in Roman history.

1714 Roger Elliott, British general and Governor of Gibraltar