Famous people and celebrities who died on November 14

Welcome to Takemeback.to's page dedicated to remembering the celebrities and famous people who passed away on November 14. 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.

• 1716 Gottfried Leibniz

  German philosopher, mathematician, and polymath, who is one of the most influential intellectuals in Western history.

• 1825 Jean Paul

  German humorist and novelist. his works were hugely popular in the 20th year of the 19th century. jean paul was his pen name. it is a tribute to jean-jacques rousseau. jean paulaeur(tm), through his writing, bridged the transition in literature from weimar classicism's formal ideals to the intuitive transcendentalism that was early romanticism.

• 1844 Flora Tristan

  Flora Tristan was a French writer and feminist activist known for her advocacy of women's rights and workers' rights.

• 1909 Joshua Slocum

  Joshua Slocum was a Canadian-American author and sailor who was the first person to sail single-handedly around the world.

• 1915 Booker T. Washington

  Prominent African American educator and leader of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

• 1916 Saki

  Hector Hugh Munro, known by pen name Saki, was a renowned British short story writer famous for his witty and satirical works.

• 1972 Martin Dies

  American lawyer, judge, and politician from Texas, known for his significant role in anti-communist activities during the mid-20th century.

• 1974 Johnny Mack Brown

  Actor (lawman is born, back trail), passes away at the age of 70

• 1977 Richard Addinsell

  Richard Addinsell was a notable English composer known for his film and stage music, particularly famous for his Warsaw Concerto and contributions to theatrical productions like 'Alice in Wonderland'.

• 1988 Haywood S. Hansell

  Haywood S. Hansell was a prominent United States Air Force general who played a significant role in strategic bombing doctrine during World War II. He served as a key military strategist and was instrumental in developing aerial warfare tactics.

• 1991 Tony Richardson

  Prominent English film and theater director, known for innovative works in British New Wave cinema and winning multiple awards.

• 1992 Ernst Happel

  Ernst Happel was a legendary Austrian football coach who significantly influenced European football during the 1960s and 1970s. He is renowned for coaching successful national teams and club teams like Feyenoord and Hamburg. Happel is considered one of the most influential coaches in football history.

• 1995 Jack Finney

  Jack Finney was an acclaimed American author best known for his science fiction novel 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers', a seminal work in the science fiction and horror genres.

• 1996 Joseph Bernardin

  Influential American Catholic Cardinal who was a key moral leader in the Chicago Archdiocese. He was known for his compassionate approach, diplomatic skills, and significant contributions to social justice and church policy. His leadership was particularly notable during complex moral debates of the late 20th century.

• 1996 Virginia Cherrill

  Virginia Cherrill was an American actress famous for her iconic role as the blind flower girl in Charlie Chaplin's classic silent film 'City Lights'.

• 1997 Eddie Arcaro

  Eddie Arcaro was an iconic American horse racing jockey, widely considered the greatest of all time. He won an unprecedented five Kentucky Derby races and two Triple Crowns, demonstrating extraordinary skill and partnership with horses throughout his legendary career.

• 1997 Jack Pickersgill

  Jack Pickersgill was a prominent Canadian civil servant and politician who served as the 35th Secretary of State for Canada. He played a significant role in Canadian federal government during the mid-20th century. His long career in public service made him an important figure in Canadian political history.

• 1997 Stefan Lorant

  Hungarian-American pioneering filmmaker, photographer, and author who made significant contributions to early photojournalism and cinema. He worked across multiple European cities and was known for his innovative approach to visual storytelling.

• 2001 Charlotte Coleman

  British actress known for roles in 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' and 'Notting Hill', who tragically passed away in 2001.

• 2003 Gene Anthony Ray

  American actor best known for his iconic role as Leroy Johnson in the movie and television series 'Fame'.

• 2004 Michel Colombier

  Versatile French musician who made significant contributions as a composer, arranger, conductor, and songwriter, working across multiple musical genres and mediums.

• 2010 Wes Santee

  Pioneering American track and field athlete who was a key figure in the sub-4-minute mile era. He set significant running records in the 1950s and was involved in controversial Olympic training disputes.

• 2012 Martin Fay

  Irish traditional musician and fiddler, member of the renowned folk band The Chieftains.

• 2014 Glen A. Larson

  Prominent American television producer and screenwriter best known for creating the original Battlestar Galactica series and developing numerous popular TV shows in the 1970s and 1980s.

• 2014 Jane Byrne

  Jane Byrne was a groundbreaking American politician who made history as Chicago's first female mayor, serving from 1979 to 1983 and breaking significant gender barriers in municipal leadership.

• 2014 Eugene Dynkin

  Renowned Russian-American mathematician who made significant contributions to probability theory, algebra, and mathematical statistics. He was a distinguished professor at Cornell University.

• 2015 Warren Mitchell

  Renowned English actor and screenwriter known for his versatile roles in television and film, with a career spanning several decades.

• 2016 Gwen Ifill

  Gwen Ifill was a pioneering African American journalist who significantly influenced political reporting, serving as moderator of PBS NewsHour and Washington Week.