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The following is a list of notable deaths in January 1993.

Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

  • Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.

January 1993Edit

1Edit

  • Ross Bass, 74, American florist and politician.[1]
  • June Clayworth, 87, American actress.[2]
  • Shalom Cohen, 66, Israeli politician.[3]
  • Phyllis Hill, 72, American dancer and actress, lung cancer.[4]
  • Raymond Jack Last, 89, Australian surgeon and anatomist.[5]
  • Laurence Marks, 77, American television writer (Hogan's Heroes, M*A*S*H, The New Phil Silvers Show).[6]
  • George R. Mather, 81, United States Army general.
  • Jean Mayer, 72, French-American scientist.[7]
  • Cathie Marsh, 41, British sociologist and statistician, breast cancer.[8]
  • Totò Mignone, 86, Italian dancer and actor.

2Edit

  • Sean Devereux, 28, British Salesian missionary and aid worker, murdered.[9]
  • Vladimir Makogonov, 88, Soviet-Azerbaijan chess player.
  • Rudi Supek, 79, Croatian sociologist and philosopher.[10]
  • Valerie Wellington, 33, American opera and blues singer, intracranial aneurysm.
  • Gerald T. Whelan, 67, American politician.

3Edit

  • Leah Feldman, 93, Odessa-born anarchist garment worker.
  • Johnny Most, 69, American sportscaster, heart attack.
  • Simone Vaudry, 86, French film actress.[11]
  • Will Walls, 80, American football player and coach.[12]

4Edit

  • Danie Craven, 82, South African rugby player and coach.[13]
  • Leonard Kibrick, 68, American child actor, cancer.
  • Shannon Boyd-Bailey McCune, 79, American geographer.[14]
  • Navalpakkam Parthasarthy, 92, Indian geneticist and United Nations official.
  • Harold Page Smith, 88, American naval admiral.
  • Ernest Leo Unterkoefler, 75, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Charleston (1964–1990).

5Edit

  • Juan Benet, 65, Spanish novelist, brain cancer.[15]
  • Yuri Bezmenov, 53, Soviet-Canadian defected KGB agent and journalist, heart attack.
  • Helmut Bischoff, 84, German Nazi official and SS officer.
  • George Roseborough Collins, 75, American art historian, Alzheimer's disease.
  • Westley Allan Dodd, 31, American convicted serial killer, execution by hanging.
  • Nicholas Mayall, 86, American astronomer, diabetes.[16]
  • Eliseo Morales, 94, Spanish Olympic rower (1924).[17]
  • Sisworo Gautama Putra, 54, Indonesian film director.
  • Maynard Street, 94, American football and basketball coach.

6Edit

  • Archduchess Elisabeth of Austria, 70, Austrian royal.
  • Ștefan Baciu, 74, Romanian-Brazilian poet, novelist, publicist and academic.
  • Tad Danielewski, 71, Polish-American film director, cancer.[18]
  • Dizzy Gillespie, 75, American jazz trumpeter, pancreatic cancer.[19]
  • Richard Mortensen, 82, Danish painter.[20]
  • Rudolf Nureyev, 54, Russian ballet dancer and choreographer, AIDS.[21]

7Edit

  • John Cowley, 87, English army officer.
  • Toshihiko Izutsu, 78, Japanese religious scholar.
  • Susi Jeans, 81, Austrian-born organist, teacher and musicologist.[22]
  • Fred Kohler, Jr., 81, American actor.[23]

8Edit

  • Hans Bertram, 86, German aviator, screenwriter and film director.[24]
  • Theo Bruins, 63, Dutch pianist.[25]
  • Asif Nawaz, 56, Pakistani general, heart attack.[26]
  • George Rudé, 82, British marxist historian.[27]
  • Leonard A. Scheele, 85, American physician, surgeon general (1948–1956).[28]
  • Herbert Trantow, 89, German film score composer.[29]
  • Hakija Turajlić, 56-57, Bosnian politician and deputy prime minister (since 1992), killed in action.[30]

9Edit

  • Bruce Campbell, 80, English ornithologist.
  • Anton Crihan, 99, Moldovan politician, author, economist, and journalist, cancer.[31]
  • Paul Hasluck, 87, Australian politician, governor-general (1969–1974), MP (1949–1969), prostate cancer.[32]
  • Keith Mwila, 43, Zambian boxer and Olympic medalist.[33]
  • Viveca Serlachius, 69, Finnish-Swedish actress.
  • Judit Tóth, 86, Hungarian gymnast and Olympic medalist.[34]
  • Janet Vaughan, 93, English physiologist.[35]

10Edit

  • Diana Adams, 66, American ballet dancer.[36]
  • Adam Aston, 90, Polish-English singer.
  • Maurice Brooks, 92, American naturalist.[37]
  • Thomas B. Curtis, 81, American politician.[38]
  • Luther Gulick, 100, American social scientist.[39]
  • Georges Mounin, 82, French linguist.[40]
  • Raja Perempuan Zainab II, 75, Malaysian royal.

11Edit

  • Roberto Lucifero d'Aprigliano, 89, Italian lawyer and politician.
  • Lacey Fosburgh, 50, American writer (Closing Time: The True Story of the Goodbar Murder), breast cancer.[41]
  • Frank Quinn, 65, American baseball player.[42]
  • Makhdoom Muhammad Zaman Talib-ul-Mola, 73, Pakistani politician, scholar and poet.
  • Tommy Walker, 77, Scottish football player.[43]

12Edit

  • Earl Browne, 81, American baseball player and manager.[44]
  • Józef Czapski, 96, Polish artist, author, and critic.[45]
  • Fred Koenig, 61, American baseball, coach and director.[46]
  • Pierre Nihant, 67, Belgian cyclist.[47]
  • Joe Orrell, 75, American baseball player.[48]
  • Yehezkel Streichman, 87, Israeli painter.[49]
  • Margit Tøsdal, 74, Norwegian politician.
  • Tito Warnholtz, 86, German Olympic field hockey player (1936).[50]

13Edit

  • Edivaldo Martins Fonseca, 30, Brazilian footballer, traffic collision.[51]
  • Camargo Guarnieri, 85, Brazilian composer.[52]
  • Helene J. Kantor, 73, American archaeologist and art historian.[53]
  • Ndrek Luca, 65, Albanian stage, film and theater actor.
  • René Pleven, 91, French politician and prime minister (1950–1951, 1951–1952), heart failure.[54]
  • Alexander Soper, 88, American art historian.
  • Charles Tillon, 95, French politician.[55]

14Edit

  • Victor Abens, 80, Luxembourgian politician.
  • Victor Warrender, 1st Baron Bruntisfield, 93, British politician.
  • Sathasivam Krishnakumar, 33, Sri Lankan Tamil rebel and Tamil Tigers leader, suicide.[56]
  • Manfred Lachs, 78, Polish diplomat and jurist.[57]
  • Pepita Ferrer Lucas, 54, Catalan chess player.
  • Robert A. Mattey, 82, American special effects artist (Jaws, Mary Poppins, The Absent-Minded Professor).
  • José Comas Quesada, 64, Spanish watercolor painter.

15Edit

  • Billy Brown, 82, English football player.[58]
  • Sammy Cahn, 79, American lyricist ("Ain't That a Kick in the Head?", "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!", "It's Been a Long, Long Time"), heart failure.[59]
  • Arthur Wallis Exell, 91, English botanist.[60]
  • J. Allen Frear, Jr., 89, American businessman and politician.[61]
  • Lucien Grosso, 60, French Olympic bobsledder (1956).[62]
  • William G. Hardwick, 82, American politician.
  • Henry Iba, 88, American basketball coach.[63]
  • Annemarie von Gabain, 91, German scholar.[64]

16Edit

  • Phil Chambers, 76, American actor.[65]
  • Freddie 'Red' Cochrane, 77, American boxer.
  • Glenn Corbett, 59, American actor (The Doctors, Midway, Dallas), lung cancer.[66]
  • Florence Desmond, 87, English actress.[67]
  • Rafik Khachatryan, 55, Armenian sculptor.
  • Stan Sheriff, 60, American football player, coach, and college athletics administrator.[68]
  • Jón Páll Sigmarsson, 32, Icelandic bodybuilder and strongman, aortic rupture.
  • Đoko Slijepčević, 85, Serbian historian.
  • Svetozar Vujović, 52, Bosnian and Yugoslav football player and manager.[69]
  • Atsushi Yamatoya, 55, Japanese film director, screenwriter and actor, esophageal cancer.[70]

17Edit

  • Barbara Buczek, 53, Polish composer.
  • Julio Coll, 73, Spanish screenwriter and film director.[71]
  • Albert Hourani, 77, English historian.[72]
  • Nick Polly, 75, American baseball player.[73]
  • Vilmos Zombori, 87, Romanian footballer.

18Edit

  • Karl Bosl, 84, German historian.[74]
  • Alfredo Bovet, 83, Swiss-Italian cyclist.[75]
  • Eleanor Alice Burford, 86, English novelist.
  • Arthur Donaldson, 91, Scottish journalist and politician.
  • Gordon Higginson, 74, British spiritualist medium.
  • C. A. Trypanis, 83, Greek classicist, literary critic, and poet.[76]
  • Richard Waring, 82, English-American actor.[77]
  • Wasif Ali Wasif, 64, Pakistani writer, poet and sufi.
  • Dionysios Zakythinos, 87-88, Greek historian.

19Edit

  • Holden Furber, 89, American academic.[78]
  • Reginald Hewetson, 84, British Army officer, Adjutant-General to the Forces.
  • William LeMassena, 76, American actor (All That Jazz, As the World Turns, See You in the Morning), lung cancer.[79]
  • Reginald Lewis, 50, American businessman and philanthropist, brain cancer.
  • Margaret Marquis, 73, Canadian-American film actress.
  • Nagindas Parekh, 89, Indian writer and literary critic.
  • Antonello Trombadori, 75, Italian politician, art critic and journalist.

20Edit

  • Joe Albertson, 86, American businessman.[80]
  • Joseph Anthony, 80, American playwright and actor.[81]
  • Françoise Dior, 60, French socialite and neo-Nazifinancier, lung cancer.
  • Bindeshwari Dubey, 72, Indian freedom fighter, trade unionist and politician.
  • Audrey Hepburn, 63, British actress (Breakfast at Tiffany's, Roman Holiday, My Fair Lady), Oscar winner (1954), appendix cancer.[82]
  • Christos Kapralos, 83, Greek artist.

21Edit

  • Felice Borel, 78, Italian football player.[83]
  • Charlie Gehringer, 89, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).[84]
  • Lotte Laserstein, 94, German-Swedish painter.
  • Leo Löwenthal, 92, German sociologist.[85]
  • Dimitris Nikolaidis, 71, Greek actor.

22Edit

  • Kōbō Abe, 68, Japanese writer (The Woman in the Dunes), heart attack.[86]
  • Alexander Bodon, 86, Dutch architect.[87]
  • Patricia Brooks, 55, Lyric soprano, actress, and opera singer, multiple sclerosis.[88]
  • Jim Pollard, 70, American basketball player and coach.[89]
  • Erik W. Tawaststjerna, 76, Finnish musicologist, pianist and music teacher.[90]
  • Brett Weston, 81, American photographer, stroke.[91]

23Edit

  • Thomas A. Dorsey, 93, American gospel musician, Alzheimer's disease.[92]
  • Kong Fei, 82, Chinese politician.
  • Charles Greenlee, 65, American jazz trombonist.[93]
  • Robert Sutton Harrington, 50, American astronomer, esophageal cancer.[94]
  • Keith Laumer, 67, American science fiction author.[95]
  • Gábor Péter, 86, Hungarian communist politician.
  • Wayne Raney, 71, American country singer and harmonica player, cancer.[96]
  • Li Ziming, 90, Chinese martial artist.

24Edit

  • Archduchess Assunta of Austria, 90, Austrian-American royal.
  • Don Bassman, 64, American sound engineer.
  • Héctor De Bourgoing, 58, French football player.
  • Gustav Ernesaks, 84, Estonian composer.[97]
  • Detlef Gerstenberg, 35, East Germany hammer thrower and Olympian, liver cirrhosis.[98]
  • John A. Lafore, Jr., 87, American politician.[99]
  • Thurgood Marshall, 84, American judge, associate justice of the Supreme Court (1967–1991), heart failure.[100]
  • Éliane Montel, 94, French physicist and chemist.
  • Uğur Mumcu, 50, Turkish investigative journalist, murdered.[101]
  • Eino Pentti, 86, American Olympic runner (1932, 1936).[102]
  • Leland Shaffer, 80, American football player (New York Giants).[103]
  • Henry Abel Smith, 92, British Army officer.
  • Sergey Zakharov, 92, Soviet-Russian painter.

25Edit

  • Frank Freidel, 77, American historian and biographer.[104]
  • Nils Kristen Jacobsen, 84, Norwegian politician.
  • Leah Neuberger, 77, American table tennis player.
  • Hedi Amara Nouira, 81, Tunisian politician, prime minister (1970–1980).[105]

26Edit

  • Axel Freiherr von dem Bussche-Streithorst, 73, German soldier, resistance member, and diplomat.
  • Lucia M. Cormier, 83, American politician, member of the Maine House of Representatives (1947–1950, 1953–1960).
  • Kenneth Gaburo, 66, American composer.[106]
  • Jan Gies, 87, Dutch resistance member, hid Anne Frank, kidney failure.
  • Robert Jacobsen, 80, Danish artist.[107]
  • Jeanne Sauvé, 70, Canadian politician, governor general (1984–1990), MP (1972–1984), Hodgkin's lymphoma.[108]

27Edit

  • Srđan Aleksić, 26, Bosnian Serb amateur actor and soldier, beaten to death.
  • Nils Aall Barricelli, 81, Norwegian-Italian mathematician.
  • Harold Beverage, 99, American inventor and researcher.[109]
  • J. T. King, 80, American football player and coach.
  • Leon Mandrake, 81, Canadian magician.
  • Edward P. Morgan, 82, American journalist and writer.[110]
  • Erik Mørk, 67, Danish film actor, traffic collision.[111]
  • Syed Shujaat Ali Qadri, 51-52, Pakistani Grand Mufti, heart attack.

28Edit

  • Donald Douglas, 81, Scottish surgeon.[112]
  • André the Giant, 46, French professional wrestler and actor (The Princess Bride), congestive heart failure.[113]
  • Erik Herseth, 100, Norwegian Olympic sailor (1920).[114]
  • Helen Sawyer Hogg, 87, American-Canadian astronomer.[115]
  • Aben Kandel, 95, American screenwriter (I Was a Teenage Werewolf).[116]
  • Vern Kennedy, 85, American baseball player.[117]
  • Anatoly Parfyonov, 67, Soviet heavyweight Greco-Roman wrestler and Olympic champion.[118]
  • Oliver Poole, 1st Baron Poole, 81, British politician, soldier and businessman.
  • John Steadman, 83, American actor.
  • Kay Swift, 95, American composer of popular and classical music.[119]
  • Tim Ward, 75, English football player and manager.
  • Hannah Wilke, 52, American artist, lymphoma.[120]

29Edit

  • Adetokunbo Ademola, 86, Nigerian jurist.[121]
  • Ángel Garma, 88, Spanish-Argentine psychoanalyst.[122]
  • Gustav Hasford, 45, American novelist, heart failure.[123]
  • Harris Hull, 83, American brigadier general.[124]
  • Ron Kostelnik, 53, American gridiron football player, heart attack.[125]
  • Lars Larsson, 81, Swedish steeplechase runner and Olympian.[126]
  • Eva Remaeus, 42, Swedish actress, brain tumor.
  • Nancy Teed, 43, Canadian politician, traffic collision.

30Edit

  • Ryōichi Hattori, 85, Japanese pop and jazz composer.[127]
  • James LuValle, 80, American athlete and scientist.
  • Taikichiro Mori, 88, Japanese businessman and economist.[128]
  • Svetoslav Roerich, 88, Russian painter.
  • John Oulton Wisdom, 84, Irish philosopher.[129]
  • Alexandra of Yugoslavia, 71, Greek-Yugoslavian royal and queen consort (1944–1945), cancer.

31Edit

  • Paul R. Anderson, 85, American academic.[130]
  • Ernő Lendvaï, 67, Hungarian music theorist.[131]
  • John Poulson, 82, British designer and businessman.
  • Frithjof Ulleberg, 81, Norwegian football player.[132]
  • Douglas Williams, 75, American sound engineer.

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