What happened today in history?

Paul Di'Anno, the iconic Brazilian-British rock singer known for his work with Iron Maiden, passed away at the age of 66. His powerful voice and music shaped the heavy metal genre and left a lasting legacy.

Bobby Charlton, the legendary English soccer player and manager, passed away in 2023 at 86 due to complications from dementia. With a storied career at Manchester United and as a World Cup champion, his legacy endures in the hearts of soccer fans everywhere.

Bobi, a Rafeiro do Alentejo from Portugal, was claimed to be the world's oldest dog, living to 31 years and 165 days before his passing in 2023. His remarkable life sparked discussions about pet health and canine longevity, alongside a review of his disputed record.

Reino Börjesson, a renowned Swedish soccer midfielder and 1958 FIFA World Cup runner-up, passed away at 94. Known for his stints with IFK Göteborg and others, his legacy continues to inspire future generations.

2022 Harry White, Australian jockey (Melbourne Cup: Think Big 1974, 75; Arwon 1978; Hyperno 1979; Australian Racing HOF), dies from multiple sclerosis at 78

Jim Bolla Jr., a respected American college basketball coach, passed away in 2022 at the age of 70 after a battle with cancer. Known for his time with the UNLV Women's basketball team and the University of Hawaii, he left a lasting legacy in women's sports.

2021 Bernard Haitink, Dutch conductor (Concertgebouw, 1961-88; London Philharmonic, 1967-79; Royal Opera Covent Garden, 1987-2002), dies at 92 [1]

Bill Zeliff, an American innkeeper and politician, served as a U.S. Representative from New Hampshire from 1991 to 1997. He passed away in 2021 at the age of 85, remembered for his dedication to public service and contributions to his community.

Kathy Flores, a celebrated American rugby union coach known for her leadership of the women's national team and her role at Brown University, passed away at the age of 66 in 2021. Her legacy in advancing women's rugby resonates today.

Nils Einár Grönberg, a rising Swedish rapper known for songs like "Första klass", was tragically shot to death in 2021 at the age of 19. His death has raised awareness about gang violence in Sweden, leaving a lasting impact on the music community.

Wilfred Gibson, a talented British session violinist known for his work with the Electric Light Orchestra and ELO II, died at the age of 72 in 2021. His musical legacy continues to influence pop music today.

Frank Bough, a renowned British sports and current affairs television presenter, passed away in 2020 at the age of 87. His contributions to the broadcasting industry, particularly in sports, have left a lasting legacy.

Gordon Astall, an English soccer forward known for his time at Birmingham City, passed away at 93 from dementia. He made 2 appearances for the national team and left a significant legacy on the sport.

Marge Champion, renowned American dancer and choreographer, passed away at 101. Known for her iconic partnership with Gower Champion, she leaves behind a legacy of innovation in dance and performance.

Viola Smith, a pioneering American drummer and bandleader, passed away in 2020 at the age of 107. She was one of the first professional female drummers and made significant contributions to music, inspiring many women in the industry.

Robert Faurisson, a British-born French academic known for his controversial views on the Holocaust, died at 89 in 2018, leaving behind a polarizing legacy that fueled debates on freedom of expression and historical interpretation.

2019 Willie Brown, American Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback, coach and executive (Super Bowl 1976, 80, 84; Denver Broncos, Oakland Raiders), dies at 78

2016 Manfred Krug, German actor (Boxer), dies at 79

Marty Ingels, the beloved American comedian known for 'I'm Dickens, He's Fenster', passed away at 79 in 2015. His unique comedic style and significant contributions to television and voice acting left a lasting impact on the entertainment world.

Gough Whitlam, Australia's Prime Minister from 1972 to 1975, passed away at 98 on October 21, 2014. His leadership inspired transformational political changes, marking him as a significant figure in modern Australian history.

Seth Gaaikema, the celebrated Dutch cabaret performer, passed away on April 19, 2014, at 75. Known for his witty commentary and engaging performances, Gaaikema left a lasting legacy in the Dutch theater scene.

Bud Adams Jr., an influential NFL team owner best known for founding the Houston Oilers and later the Tennessee Titans, passed away in 2013 at the age of 90, leaving behind a legacy of innovation and commitment to the sport.

Major Owens, a prominent American politician and U.S. Congressman from New York, passed away in 2013 at the age of 77. Known for his advocacy in education and healthcare, his legacy continues to inspire many in public service.

Marion Morgan, an influential American big band jazz singer, celebrated for her work with Harry James, passed away at 89 in 2013. Her legacy continues to shape the jazz genre she loved, inspiring new generations of musicians.

Dann Cahn, a celebrated American film editor, passed away at 89 in 2012. Known for his impactful editing that shaped many film narratives, his legacy continues to inspire future filmmakers and editors in the industry.

2012 Yash Chopra, Indian director (Waqt), dies from dengue fever and multiple organ failure at 80

2011 Edmundo Ros, Trinidadian-Venezuelan musician and arranger, dies at 100

Louise Cooper, the renowned British sci-fi author, passed away in 2009 at the age of 57 from a brain hemorrhage. Known for her works like 'Nemesis' and 'Inferno', her influence in the genre continues to resonate with readers and writers alike.

Paul Fox, the influential guitarist and singer of the punk band The Ruts, passed away in 2007 at the age of 56. His contributions to music and impact on punk culture continue to resonate with fans and musicians alike.

Ronald B. Kitaj, the impactful American-British painter and graphic artist known for his contributions to Pop Art, passed away at 74 in 2007. His rich narrative-driven art continues to resonate within the art community, leaving a lasting legacy.

Rene Gerber, the renowned Swiss composer, passed away in 2006 at the age of 98. His career was marked by innovative compositions that blended traditional Swiss folk music with classical influences, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of music.

Tara Correa-McMullen, a promising young actress from 'Judging Amy', tragically lost her life at the age of 16 in a shooting incident in 2005. Her legacy continues to inspire discussions on gun violence and its impact on youth.

Elliott Smith, the acclaimed singer-songwriter known for the Oscar-nominated song 'Miss Misery,' died in 2003 from suspected self-inflicted stab wounds at the age of 34, highlighting the struggles of mental health within the music industry.

Fred Berry, famed for his role as Rerun on 'What's Happening!', died on October 21, 2003, at the age of 52. His legacy in television highlights the importance of African-American representation and comedic storytelling.

Louise Day Hicks, an influential American politician born in 1916, was a pioneering figure in Boston politics known for her work on the school committee and civil rights issues. Her complex legacy continues to inspire conversations about education and women's leadership.

Luis A. Ferré, a Puerto Rican industrialist and the Governor of Puerto Rico from 1969 to 1973, passed away in 2003 at the age of 99. His influential career significantly shaped Puerto Rico's political and economic landscape, leaving a lasting legacy.

Ahmet Taner Kışlalı, a prominent Turkish politician and journalist, was tragically assassinated in 1999 at the age of 60. His contributions to Turkish society, especially in promoting secularism and democracy, left a profound impact, resonating long after his death.

Alan Sainsbury, a significant figure in British retail and the driving force behind Sainsbury's supermarket chain, died in 1998 at the age of 96. His contributions to grocery retailing and commitment to high standards have left a lasting legacy in the industry.

1998 Alexander Cairncross, Scottish economist (Chancellor of Glasgow University), dies at 87

Francis W. Sargent, the 64th Governor of Massachusetts, served from 1969 to 1975. His tenure was marked by significant social reforms and environmental initiatives. Sargent's legacy continues to inspire future leaders, reflecting his unwavering commitment to public service.

Dolph Camilli, a celebrated MVP known for his time with the Brooklyn Dodgers, passed away at 90 on April 16, 1997. Remembered for his remarkable contributions to baseball, his legacy continues to inspire fans and players alike.

Abdelhamid Benhadugah, an esteemed Algerian novelist known for his profound explorations of identity and culture, passed away in 1996 at the age of 71. His works continue to inspire new generations of writers.

Eric Halsall, memorable English TV presenter and commentator for One Man and His Dog, passed away in 1996. Respected for his insights on sheepdog trials, his legacy continues to influence the sport and its community.

Georgios Zoitakis, the leader of Greece from 1967 to 1972, passed away in 1996. His tenure was marked by military rule and political repression, leaving a complex legacy that is still discussed in contemporary Greek society.

Robert O'Neill Crossman was a dedicated politician known for his advocacy in social justice and education reform. He passed away at age 49 in 1996, leaving behind a legacy of community engagement and impactful policies.

1996 Wang Li, politician, dies at 78

Jesús Blasco, the renowned Spanish comic book author known for his beloved character Cuto, passed away in 1995 at the age of 75. His work has left an indelible mark on the comic industry, inspiring future generations of artists.

Jose Ignacio Cabrujas, a prominent Venezuelan playwright and celebrated 'Maestro of the Telenovelas', died at the age of 58 in 1995. His contributions to theatre and television have left an enduring legacy in Venezuelan culture, inspiring future generations of writers and artists.

Linda Goodman, American astrologer and poet, passed away on March 21, 1995, at 70 due to diabetes complications. Known for her bestselling books like 'Sun Signs', she left a lasting legacy in astrology and literature.

Maxene Andrews, a talented member of The Andrews Sisters, passed away on October 21, 1995. Known for hits like 'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy', her music left a lasting impact on American pop and jazz.

In 1995, Shannon Hoon, the compelling vocalist of Blind Melon, died of a drug overdose at the age of 28. His impactful music and relatable artistry left a lasting legacy on the rock scene, making his untimely death a poignant moment in music history.

The article explores the life and legacy of Jerome Bert Weisner, a significant American engineer and science advisor to President John F. Kennedy, who died in 1994, leaving behind a profound impact on technology and education.

Assad Saftawi, a significant Palestinian co-founder of al-Fatah, was tragically assassinated in 1993 at the age of 58. His leadership and contributions to the Palestinian cause left a lasting impact.

Irving Torgoff, an American baseball player known for his time with the Detroit Tigers, passed away in 1993. He left a lasting impact on the sport through his dedication and love for baseball.

James Leo Herlihy, best known for his novel 'Midnight Cowboy', tragically took his own life in 1993. His work deeply influenced American literature, reflecting the struggles of marginalized individuals in society.

Melchior Ndadaye, the first Hutu president of Burundi, was assassinated in 1993, just months after his election. His murder marked the beginning of a civil war and deepened ethnic tensions in the nation, leaving a tragic legacy that still resonates today.

Sam Zolotow, a legendary theater critic for the New York Times, passed away at the age of 94 on December 25, 1993. His detailed reviews and unique insights significantly shaped American theater, leaving behind a lasting legacy.

Scott Heiser, a prominent US photographer known for his impactful work and interviews, passed away in 1993 at the age of 44. His legacy continues to inspire future generations of photographers through his revolutionary approach to visual storytelling.

Jim Garrison, the Louisiana District Attorney known for his controversial investigation into the JFK assassination, passed away on October 21, 1992, leaving a legacy of debate over the true circumstances surrounding the assassination.

Jackson Weaver, the cherished voice of Smokey Bear, passed away on February 22, 1992, due to complications related to diabetes. He was instrumental in promoting fire safety messages through his iconic portrayal of the beloved mascot.

Jean Image, a Hungarian-born French animator, passed away on February 7, 1989. Known for his creative storytelling and captivating animation style, his legacy continues to influence modern animators.

Bob Simmons, the influential British actor and stuntman known for his iconic work in the James Bond films, passed away on January 21, 1987, at the age of 64. His innovative stunts and contributions continue to inspire today's action cinema.

Ying-Chin Ho, a prominent Taiwanese government official, died at 88 in 1987. He played a vital role in Taiwan's modernization and political reforms, leaving a lasting legacy in the country’s governance.

Lionel Murphy, an influential Australian politician and judge, passed away in 1986. Known for his progressive legal reforms and advocacy for civil liberties, Murphy left a lasting legacy in Australian politics and law.

Dalibor Cyril Vačkář, a celebrated Czech composer known for his work 'Smoking Symphony', passed away in 1984 at the age of 78. His contributions to classical music left a lasting impact, blending traditional themes with innovative styles.

François Truffaut, the iconic French film director known for 'Fahrenheit 451', succumbed to brain cancer at age 52 in 1984. His contributions to cinema and the French New Wave remain significant and celebrated today.

Theodorus Zwartkruis, the beloved Bishop of Haarlem, Netherlands, passed away in 1983 at the age of 73. His life was marked by dedication to social issues and his community, leaving a significant impact on local Catholicism.

Radka Toneff, a talented Norwegian jazz singer, tragically died of a drug overdose at 30. Known for her emotional performances and the hit song "It Don't Come Easy," her legacy continues to influence the music world.

1981 Karel Šrom, Czech composer, musicologist, critic, and broadcaster, dies at 77

1980 Hans Asperger, Austrian pediatrician and eponym of Asperger syndrome, dies at 74

Anastas Mikoyan, an influential Armenian revolutionary and politician, died in 1978 at the age of 83. Renowned for his political career and culinary contributions through his cookbook, he left a lasting legacy in both fields.

Ferit Tüzün, a talented Turkish composer and conductor, known for works like 'Esintiler', passed away in 1977 at the age of 48. His unique fusion of Turkish traditional music with classical elements left a lasting legacy in the world of music.

Charles Reidpath, an Olympic gold medalist known for his success in the 400m and 4×400m relay at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, passed away in 1975 at the age of 86. His legacy continues to inspire athletes worldwide.

Arabi El Goni, a notable Chadian politician and Vice President of the Chad Parliament, was assassinated in 1973, marking a turning point in Chad's ongoing political turmoil and civil unrest. His legacy endures as a symbol of hope for democracy in the nation.

Raymond Hatton, an American actor known for his roles in 'Girls in Prison' and 'Lady Killer', died of a heart attack at 84 in 1971. His extensive film career left a lasting impact on Hollywood and continues to entertain audiences today.

Shiga Naoya, a prominent figure in Japanese literature known for his poignant novels, including 'Road Through Dark Night', passed away in 1971 at the age of 88, leaving behind a rich legacy of storytelling that continues to resonate today.

Oscar "TV Slim" Wills, an influential American blues singer-songwriter, tragically died in a car accident in 1969 at the age of 53. Known for his hit "Flatfoot Sam", his contributions to blues music left a lasting mark on the genre.

Waclaw Sierpinski, a Polish mathematician known for the Sierpinski triangle, passed away on October 21, 1969, at the age of 87. His pioneering work in mathematics has left a lasting impact and continues to inspire generations in the field.

Ejnar Hertzsprung, renowned Danish astronomer known for the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, passed away in 1967 at the age of 94. His significant contributions advanced astronomical research and understanding of stars, leaving a lasting legacy in the field.

Gertrude Hoffman, a prominent actress best known for her role in 'My Little Margie', passed away at the age of 95 in 1966. Her illustrious career spanned theater and television, leaving a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.

Bill Black, an iconic American bandleader and bassist who played a crucial role in the success of Elvis Presley, tragically passed away from a brain tumor at the young age of 39 in 1965. His contributions to music left a lasting legacy.

Marie McDonald, known as 'The Body Beautiful', was an American singer and actress who tragically died of an accidental drug overdose at the age of 42 in 1965, leaving behind a complex legacy in the entertainment industry.

George Cressey, an influential American geographer, died in 1963 at the age of 66. Best known for his work 'Crossroads', he contributed greatly to the field of human geography, emphasizing the relationships between geography and society.

Józef Franczak, the last cursed soldier, died in a firefight with ZOMO forces in 1963. His valiant fight against the communist regime exemplified resistance and honor, leaving a significant mark on Polish history.

Nils Johan Einar Ferlin, the acclaimed Swedish poet known for his work 'Barfotabarn', passed away in 1961 at the age of 62. His contributions to literature continue to resonate today, influencing future generations of writers.

Roy Minnett, an Australian cricket all-rounder, played 9 Tests and made significant contributions to NSW cricket. He passed away in 1955 at the age of 69, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of cricket.

Muirhead Bone, a prominent Scottish etcher and painter known for his significant contributions as a war artist in both World Wars, passed away in 1953 at the age of 77, leaving a rich artistic legacy.

Henry Armetta, the Italian-American actor known for films like 'The Black Cat' and 'Bell for Adano', passed away in 1945 at the age of 57 from a heart attack, leaving behind a legacy of memorable performances.

Alois Kayser, a German missionary born in 1877, passed away in 1944 while serving the people of Nauru. His life significantly influenced education and healthcare, leaving a lasting legacy on the island.

Admiral Dudley Pound, a significant figure in the British Royal Navy during both World Wars, passed away on 23rd October 1943 at the age of 66. Known for his strategic prowess during pivotal naval battles, his contributions to WWII were particularly notable as the 1st Sea Lord.

William G. Conley, who served as the Governor of West Virginia from 1925 until 1929, passed away in 1940. His leadership during challenging times left a significant impact on the state's development and history.

H.G. "Nummy" Deane, a prominent South African cricket batsman, passed away from a heart attack at 44 in 1939. His contributions as captain and player have left a lasting legacy in the cricketing world.

Lucy Diggs Slowe, an influential educator and tennis champion, passed away in 1937 at age 52. As the Dean of Women at Howard University and a co-founder of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, her contributions transformed education and sports for African American women.

Arthur Schnitzler, a celebrated Austrian playwright known for 'La Ronde' and 'Fräulein Else', died from a brain hemorrhage in 1931 at the age of 69. His contributions to literature have left a lasting legacy, influencing countless writers and theatrical works to follow.

Owen Dunell, South Africa's first Test captain and a remarkable cricketer, passed away in 1929 at the age of 73. His leadership in the early years of South African cricket helped shape the future of the sport in the nation.

Martin Pierre Joseph Marsick, a renowned Belgian composer and violinist, passed away on March 19, 1924, at the age of 76. His rich contributions to music include innovative compositions and teaching, leaving a lasting impact on future generations of musicians.

Sven August Körling, a notable Swedish composer, passed away on December 30, 1919. His works continue to influence music today, blending classical styles with Swedish folk traditions. Explore his legacy and contributions to the world of music.

Karl von Stürgkh, the Austrian Prime Minister, was assassinated in 1916 while having lunch, marking a pivotal moment in WWI-era Austria-Hungary. His leadership faced criticism, and his death highlighted internal divisions within the empire.

Jules Chevalier, a French Roman Catholic priest and founder of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, died in 1907 at the age of 83. His legacy continues to impact Catholic missionary work and education, through organizations he established, dedicated to faith and service.

Dutch actress Helena Amelung, known for her roles in 'Small Lord' and 'De Spaansche Brabander', tragically died from injuries sustained in a fall at age 60 in 1906, leaving a lasting legacy in the Dutch theater community.

José Teodor Vilar, a prominent Spanish organist and composer famous for his work La Rambla de les Flors, passed away in 1905 at the age of 69, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of music.

Isabelle Eberhardt, a Swiss explorer and writer, tragically died in a flash flood in Algeria in 1904 at the age of 27. Her adventurous spirit and insightful writings about North Africa continue to inspire many today.

Brigadier General James A. Walker, significant in the Confederate Army, died in 1901 at 69. His military leadership during the Civil War and contributions post-war left lasting impacts in Virginia and Southern history.

Paul Kuczynski, born in Warsaw in 1847, was a prominent Polish composer whose works beautifully intertwined classical elements with Polish folk music. His enduring legacy is marked by his death in 1897, still impacting musicians today. Discover his artistry and contributions to music.

James Henry Greathead, a British engineer known for his groundbreaking work on the London Underground, passed away in 1896. His innovations, particularly the Greathead Shield for tunneling, greatly influenced urban transportation engineering.

1891 Alpheus Baker, American Brigadier General (Confederate Army), dies at 63

Jose Hernandez, born in 1834, was an influential Argentine poet whose work 'La vuelta de Martin Fierro' celebrated the gaucho culture. He died in 1886, leaving behind a literary legacy that continues to inspire generations.

Johann Sebastian Welhaven, a renowned Norwegian poet, passed away in 1873 at the age of 66. His contributions to Norwegian literature and his themes of nature and identity left a lasting legacy in the realm of poetry.

1872 Jacques Babinet, French physicist, mathematician and astronomer (contributions to optics), dies at 78

Edward Dickinson Baker, a notable British-American attorney and politician, tragically died in the Battle of Balls Bluff during the US Civil War in 1861. His loss at 50 was felt deeply in political and military circles, marking a significant chapter in the history of the conflict.

1861 John Breckinridge Grayson, American Confederate brigadier general, dies of pneumonia and tuberculosis at 55

Franz Teyber, an influential Austrian composer from Vienna, died in 1810 at the age of 52. His contributions to classical music and dedication to teaching shaped the future of music in his region. Teyber's legacy continues to resonate through the generations.

Johann Baptist Lasser, a prominent German singer and composer, passed away in 1805 at the age of 54. His contributions to music remain celebrated, leaving behind a rich legacy that continues to inspire musicians today.

Johann Christoph Schmugel (1727-1798), a revered German organist and composer, left a lasting impact on church and classical music, with his innovative compositions still performed today.

Johann Ernst Hartmann, the influential Danish violinist and composer, died in 1793. His innovative works and virtuosic performances left a lasting legacy in the music world, marking a significant chapter in 18th-century Scandinavian music.

Samuel Foote, the brilliant British actor and playwright, passed away in 1777 at the age of 57. His innovative works and performances left an indelible mark on theatre, blending humor with social critique, and he remains a pivotal figure in the history of British comedy.

Johann Conrad Schlaun, a notable German Baroque architect, passed away in 1773. His remarkable contributions to architecture, especially through major works like Schloss Münster, left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape of Germany.

Giovanni Paolo Pannini, the prominent Italian painter and architect renowned for his architectural capriccios, died in 1765. His innovative works captured the beauty of Rome and left a lasting legacy in the art world.

Edmund Waller, the English poet known for his elegant work including 'Go, lovely rose,' passed away in 1687 at the age of 81. His contributions to poetry and politics continue to resonate today.

Henry Lawes, a prominent British songwriter known for his sacred and secular compositions, passed away in 1662. His influence on English music and poetry, particularly through his collaborations with poets like John Milton, remains significant today.

Pedro de Espinosa was a notable Spanish poet who made significant contributions to literature. He died in 1650, marking the end of an era in Spanish poetry, yet his works continue to influence and inspire future generations of writers.

Laurens Reael, a multifaceted Dutch vice-governor, admiral, and poet, passed away in 1637 at age 54. His contributions shaped the Dutch East India Company's dominance in the spice trade, leaving a lasting impact on colonial ambitions.

In 1628, Tumenggung Bahurekso, a renowned Javanese general, died bravely in battle, leaving a lasting legacy in the Mataram Sultanate and inspiring generations with his courage.

1627 Frederik de Houtman, Dutch navigator (1st Dutch expedition to Java) and colonial governor of Ambon and the Moluccas, dies at 55 or 56

William Wade, a significant English statesman and diplomat, passed away in 1623 at the age of 77. His contributions shaped early 17th-century diplomacy and left a lasting impact on England's political landscape.

Johannes Vasaeus, a significant Flemish humanist and historian, passed away in 1561 at around 49 years old. His contributions to Renaissance thought and historical analysis left a lasting legacy in the field of humanities.

Julius Caesar Scaliger, an influential Italian-French physician and scholar, died in 1558 at the age of 74. Recognized for his groundbreaking work 'On the Subtlety of Things', Scaliger significantly impacted the fields of medicine and philosophy during the Renaissance.

1500 Go-Tsuchimikado, 103rd Emperor of Japan (1464-1500), dies at 58

Ambrose Traversari, an influential Italian theologian and monk, passed away in 1439 at the age of 53. His scholarly work in translating classical texts paved the way for future theological studies and highlighted the importance of education in spirituality.

Charles VI, known as 'the Well Beloved,' died in 1422, marking the end of his tumultuous reign. His death significantly influenced the French political landscape amidst the ongoing Hundred Years' War, highlighting the trials of a king plagued by mental illness.

Birger Jarl, a pivotal Swedish statesman and military leader, died in 1266. His contributions laid the foundation for a centralized Sweden, influencing political structures and future governance. His legacy remains vital in understanding Swedish history.

Alix of Thouars, Duchess of Brittany, passed away in 1221, leaving behind a critical legacy within the political landscape of Brittany. Born in 1201, her life was characterized by strategic marriages and governance, influencing the future of her duchy.

Robert de Beaumont, the 4th Earl of Leicester, was an influential English nobleman whose death in 1204 marked a significant turning point in the historical landscape of nobility in England.

Cosmas of Prague, born in Bohemia around 1045, was a pioneering writer and chronicler known for his historical accounts of the Czech lands, particularly through his influential work 'Chronica Boemorum'. He played a key role in documenting early Bohemian history until his death in 1125.

Paul Scriptoris was a prominent German mathematician born in 1505, known for his significant contributions to mathematics during the Renaissance, blending classical knowledge with contemporary methods.