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Shigeru Araki, 63, Japanese actor (
Kamen Rider Stronger) and drummer, pneumonia.
[1] (Japanese)
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Eiichi Shiga, 74, Japanese businessman, chairman of the Japan East Rugby Football Union, heart failure.
[2] (Japanese)
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Inge Bråten, 63, Norwegian cross-country skiing coach.
[3]
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Ryohei Komiyama, 95, Japanese businessman and editor, senility.
[4] (Japanese)
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Margarita Lilova, 76, Bulgarian-born Austrian opera singer.
[5]
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Marly Bueno, 78, Brazilian actress, complications after surgery.
[6] (Portuguese)
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Stefánia Moldován, 80, Hungarian opera singer.
[7] (Hungarian)
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Gabriel ?epelea, 96, Romanian politician,
MP (1990<96>2000), natural causes.
[8] (Romanian)
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Vladimir Ukhin, 81, Russian broadcaster.
[9] (Russian)
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René Berange, 72, French footballer.
[10] (French)
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David Holtzman, Canadian gay activist, heart attack.
[11]
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Karyn Kay, 63, American author and screenwriter, beaten.
[12]
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Isamu Miyazaki, 92, Japanese fighter pilot and midshipman (
Imperial Japanese Navy).
[13] (Japanese)
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Ivan Oliger, 102, Russian
zoologist and
entomologist.
[14]
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Yoshikazu Shimizu, 58, Japanese journalist and editorial writer (
Tokyo Shimbun), pancreatic cancer.
[15] (Japanese)
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Richie Teeter (currently redirects to
Twisted Sister) , 61, American drummer (
The Dictators,
Twisted Sister), esophageal cancer.
[16]
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Eiichi Uchiyama, 100, Japanese politician, mayor of
Taito, Tokyo, senility.
[17] (Japanese)
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Jim Niven, Australian musician (
The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band,
The Sports), cancer.
[18]
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Cleo Smith (producer), 93, American television producer (
Here's Lucy). www.tvmediainsights.com/2012/04/remembering-cleo-smith/
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Mitsunori Tozawa, 79, Japanese archaeologist, Principal of
Meiji University (1996<96>2000).
[19] (Japanese)
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Graciano Ravelo, 77, Venezuelan baseball player and coach (
Tiburones de La Guaira), cancer.
[20] (Spanish)
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Steve Fredericks, 72, American sports journalist, pancreatic cancer.
[21]
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Kyuichi Hayashida, 90, Japanese politician, mayor of
Minakuchi, Shiga, pneumonia.
[22] (Japanese)
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Kaku Mo-rin, 90, Taiwanese architect.
[23] (Japanese)
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Kofuku Kaminarimon, 77, Japanese
rakugo storyteller, pharyngeal cancer.
[24] (Japanese)
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Yuichi Yamada, 81, Japanese teacher and professor, Principal of
Meiji University (2000<96>2004).
[25] (Japanese)
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Toru Maeara, 88, Japanese teacher,
Kikuchi Kan Prize winner, cerebral hemorrhage.
[26] (Japanese)
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Janet Roberts, 110, Scottish supercentenarian, oldest person in Scotland, granddaughter of
William Grant.
[27]
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Hilde Sacré, 73, Belgian actress.
[28] (Dutch)
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Jose Wejebe, 54, Cuban-born American television and sports fishing personality, plane crash.
[29]
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Kunio Hiraki, 87, Japanese writer, kidney failure.
[30]
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Juan Carlos Figarella, Venezuelan state legislator, respiratory arrest.
[31]
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Hans Kreijns, 83, Dutch
contract bridge champion.
[32] (Dutch)
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Claudia Boerner, 32, German fashion model, suicide.
[33] (German)
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Eduardo Luis Duhalde, 72, Argentine human rights activist, historian, and judge, aortic aneurysm.
[34] (Spanish)
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O'Brian Eselu. 56, American
kumu hula and singer.
[35]
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Mária Kopp, 70, Hungarian physician, psychologist, and professor.
[36] (Hungarian)
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Christos Parlas, 76, Greek actor, pulmonary failure.
[37] (Greek)
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Masao Taki, 90, Japanese baseball player and coach, heart failure.
[38] (Japanese)
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Yonosuke Watanabe, 80, Japanese
Noh performer.
[39]
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Chuichi Mukawa, 92, Japanese tanka poet (
Waseda University), ischemic heart disease.
[40] (Japanese)
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Colin Powell, 84, Former American four star general and Secretary of State, COVID-19.
[41] (African-American)