Almanac results for 1895-02-09

Kazimierz Fiala, soldier of the Polish Legions, civil servant

Ludwig Bohrmann, German politician (1895-1952)

Hermann Brill, German politician (1895-1959)

Viktor Mendl, Holocaust victim (born 1895)

Lina Kronenberg, Holocaust victim (born 1895)

Lily Mounet, French actress

Fridolin Kundert, (1895-1960)

Albert Hensel, German jurist (1895–1933)

Egyed Ferenc Dedek, Hungarian woodworker, aircraft builder (1895–1967)

Zdzisław Jahnke, Polish musician (1895–1972)

Wally Hood, American baseball player (1895–1965)

Q111157331, American politician

Guy Nicolson, South African head teacher (1895-1964)

Q139639763, in prison during WWII (1895)

Erwin Graebner, German architect

Edward Sternaman, American football player and coach (1895-1973)

Q139652123, in prison during WWII (1895)

Veronika Buzhinskaya, actor (1895-1983)

Arvo Pilt, Estonian local politician (1895-1989)

John Cason, American baseball player

Pyotr Pshennikov, Soviet general (1895–1941)

Stanley Cockerell, British flying ace (1895–1940)

Gerald Hartley Lees, (1895-1979)

Dick King, American football player and coach (1895-1930)

Margaret Echard, American novelist, playwright, scriptwriter for radio and film

Rosa Goldschmidt, holocaust victim, b. 1895-02-09

Fritz Aebli, (1895-1980)

Paul Larsson, Norwegian photographer

Hugo Stettner, Holocaust victim (born 1895)

Georgy Zelondzhev-Shipov, Soviet writer

Theodor Bernhard Rehmann, German priest and choir director (1895–1963)

Herta Michaelis, (1895-1944) wife of Richard Franz Abraham

Boris Szegedi, (1895–1967) Hungarian writer

Q138693434, killed during WWII (1895–1942)

Fedor Ozep, Russian-Soviet-American film director and screenwriter

Rosetta Gagliardi, Italian female tennis player

Gilbert Leslie Hood, (1895-1979)

Gunnar Grönqvist, Finnish photographer

David Blackwood Morrieson, (born 1895)

Stephan Wellenhofer, German priest

Arnoštka Herschová, Holocaust victim (born 1895)

Max Valier, Austrian physicist and rocketry pioneer (1895–1930)

Anna Wolfová, holocaust victim, b. 1895-02-09

Gisela Zaitscheková, Holocaust victim (born 1895)

Alexis Bafcop, French painter (1804-1895)

Q136307465, Irish hanging victim, posthumously pardoned of murder (died 1895)

Ōdera Yasuzumi, Japanese general

Charles Blot, French politician

Henry Bruce, US Navy Commodore

Tōdō Takayuki, daimyo

Henry Alexander Walford, (1836-1895)

Eugene Lascelles Maxwell, Millionaire

Q19662854, American classical scholar

Leonard Shafto Orde, (1807-1895)

Henry James Shuckburgh, (1855-1895)

Joseph M. Casey, American lawyer, judge, and politician (1827-1895)

The Temptation of Harringay, short story by H. G. Wells