Famous people and celebrities who died in September 1948

This page is dedicated to commemorating the celebrities and famous people who passed away in September 1948. This month marked the loss of influential and beloved figures whose contributions spanned various fields and touched many lives. Explore our detailed list to remember and celebrate their enduring legacies and the remarkable impact they had on the world

  • Sept. 2 Sylvanus Morley

    American archaeologist, scholar (d. 1948).

  • Sept. 3 Edvard Beneš

    Czech academic and politician, 2nd president of czechoslovakia (b. 1884)

  • Sept. 3 Eduard Benesj

    President czechoslovakia (1921-22, 35-48)

  • Sept. 5 Richard C. Tolman

    American physicist and chemist (b. 1881)

  • Sept. 6 Gerrit H Kersten

    Vicar/founder (calvinist party), dies at 66

  • Sept. 7 Henricus A Poels

    Dutch rc theologist/social foreman, dies at 80

  • Sept. 8 Thomas Mofolo

    Lesotho writer (born in 1876).

  • Sept. 10 King Ferdinand

    Bulgaria (born 1861).

  • Sept. 11 Muhammad Ali Jinnah

    Pakistani lawyer and politician, 1st governor-general of pakistan (b. 1876)

  • Sept. 13 Paul Wegener

    German writer, actor, and film director. he is well-known for his pioneering role within german expressionist cinema.

  • Sept. 16 Ferdinand I MKLM

    Prince of saxony - coburg / tsarof bulgaria

  • Sept. 17 Folke Bernadotte

    Swedish diplomat and lieutenant (d. 1948).

  • Sept. 17 Ruth Benedict

    American anthropologist and academic (b. 1887)

  • Sept. 17 Lillian Brainthwaite

    British actress man about the house dies at 75

  • Sept. 20 Husain Salaahuddin

    Maldivian scholar and poet (d. 1948).

  • Warren William
    Sept. 24 Warren William

    Actor (fear wolf man, madame x), is killed at 53

  • Sept. 27 Frank Cellier

    Actor (spider. quiet wedding. big blockade) dies at 64

  • Sept. 28 Gregg Toland

    Legendary Hollywood cinematographer famous for his innovative deep-focus techniques, most notably in Orson Welles' 'Citizen Kane'.