Famous people and celebrities who died on November 9

Welcome to Takemeback.to's page dedicated to remembering the celebrities and famous people who passed away on November 9. On this day, we honor the lives and legacies of notable figures from various fields who left an indelible mark on the world. Explore our list to learn about their remarkable contributions and celebrate their enduring impact.

• 1911 Howard Pyle

  Howard Pyle was an American illustrator and author, known for his work in magazines and his classic books on the history of piracy.

• 1932 Nadezhda Alliluyeva

  Second wife of Joseph Stalin who tragically died by suicide, marking a significant personal tragedy in Stalin's life.

• 1940 Neville Chamberlain

  An english politician who was the prime minister of great britain between 1937-1940. he was a proponent of the appeasement policy.

• 1942 Edna May Oliver

  American actress (born in 1883)

• 1944 Miklós Radnóti

  A renowned Hungarian poet and translator who wrote profound and haunting poetry during the Holocaust, documenting the human suffering and tragedy of World War II. His works are considered significant testimonies of the Jewish experience during Nazi persecution.

• 1944 Frank Marshall

  Renowned American chess grandmaster, theoretician, and one of the strongest chess players in the early 20th century United States.

• 1948 Edgar Kennedy

  Actor (little orphan annie), passes away at 58

• 1953 Dylan Thomas

  Dylan Thomas was a renowned Welsh poet and writer, famous for his lyrical and emotionally powerful poetry. He is best known for his iconic poem 'Do not go gentle into that good night' and his significant contributions to 20th-century literature.

• 1967 Charles Bickford

  American actor, best known for his supporting roles. three times he was nominated for the academy award as best supporting actor for the song of bernadette (1943), the farmer's daughter (477) and johnny belinda (48). whirlpool (1948), a star is born (544) and the big country (1958) are other notable roles.

• 1968 Jan Johansson

  Renowned Swedish jazz pianist known for his innovative interpretations of traditional Swedish folk music and significant contributions to the Nordic jazz scene.

• 1970 Charles de Gaulle

  Prominent French statesman who led the Free French Forces during World War II and later served as the President of France.

• 1971 Maude Fealy

  American screenwriter and actress (d. 1971).

• 1978 Joe Wong

  Actor ken murray show, dies at 75

• 1980 Victor Sen Yung

  Actor (hop sing bonanza, bachelor family), passes away at 65

• 1985 Helen Rose

  Renowned Hollywood costume designer who worked on numerous classic films, creating iconic wardrobe for stars like Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly.

• 1991 Yves Montand

  Legendary French-Italian actor and singer who was a major international star, known for his charismatic performances in classic films like 'The Wages of Fear' and 'Grand Prix'. He was considered a cultural icon who embodied French charm and artistic versatility throughout his four-decade career.

• 1997 Helenio Herrera

  Legendary Argentine-French football manager who revolutionized tactics and led Inter Milan to unprecedented success in the 1960s, becoming one of the most influential coaches in football history.

• 1997 Carl Gustav Hempel

  Carl Gustav Hempel was a prominent philosopher of science from the logical positivist Vienna Circle, making significant contributions to scientific methodology and logical empiricism.

• 2003 Art Carney

  Emmy and Oscar-winning actor best known for his iconic role as Ed Norton in 'The Honeymooners'. He was a versatile performer who successfully transitioned from radio comedy to television and film, winning an Academy Award for Best Actor in 1974 for 'Harry and Tonto'.

• 2004 Stieg Larsson

  Renowned Swedish journalist and author famous for the posthumously published 'Millennium' crime novel trilogy, which includes 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'. He was also a prominent researcher on right-wing extremism in Sweden.

• 2004 Iris Chang

  Renowned Chinese-American historian and journalist who wrote the groundbreaking book 'The Rape of Nanking', documenting Japanese war crimes during World War II. Her powerful work brought international attention to the Nanking Massacre and tragically, she died by suicide in 2004.

• 2004 Emlyn Hughes

  Emlyn Hughes was a legendary Liverpool FC defender and England national team captain, widely regarded as one of the most influential footballers of his generation.

• 2006 Ed Bradley

  Ed Bradley was a legendary CBS News correspondent for '60 Minutes', known for his exceptional journalism and groundbreaking interviews.

• 2006 Ellen Willis

  Influential American cultural critic and journalist known for her groundbreaking work in music and feminist criticism during the late 20th century.

• 2011 Har Gobind Khorana

  Nobel Prize laureate for their interpretation of the genetic code and its function in protein synthesis

• 2012 Sergey Nikolsky

  Renowned Russian mathematician who made significant contributions to mathematical analysis and lived an exceptionally long life, passing away at 107 years old.

• 2014 Myles Munroe

  Bahamian Christian minister, author, and motivational speaker who was a global leadership expert and founder of Bahamas Faith Ministries International. He wrote numerous books on leadership, purpose, and personal development, influencing millions worldwide.

• 2015 Ernst Fuchs

  Ernst Fuchs was a prominent Austrian artist known for his multifaceted creative talents in painting, sculpture, printmaking, and stage design. He was a key founder of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism, a significant artistic movement in 20th-century European art. His work often blended surrealistic and mystical elements with exceptional technical skill.

• 2021 Max Cleland

  Decorated Vietnam War veteran, US Senator from Georgia, and prominent political figure who served as Secretary of State and later became a national advocate for veterans' rights.