Deaths in the 1940s

Ivan Borodin

1925–1945 (age 20)

Saxony

Aleksey Pavlovitsj Matjuchin

1912–1945 (age 33)

Saxony

Nikolay Ivanovitsj Radionov

1922–1945 (age 23)

Saxony

Nikolay Andreevitsj Stefantsjikov

1908–1945 (age 37)

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Bankole Vivour

1920–1944 (age 24)

North Rhine-Westphalia

August Bier

1861–1949 (age 88)

Brandenburg

Adolf von Trotha

1868–1940 (age 72)

Brandenburg

Christa Tordy

1904–1945 (age 41)

Brandenburg

Georg, Prince of Saxe-Meiningen

1892–1946 (age 54)

Thuringia

Mikhail Ocheret

1926–1945 (age 19)

Brandenburg

Mastan Aliyev

1918–1945 (age 27)

Brandenburg

Ivan Baranov

1920–1945 (age 25)

Brandenburg

Ivan Vasilevitsj Belooesko

1920–1945 (age 25)

Brandenburg

Nikolay Borisov

1913–1945 (age 32)

Brandenburg

Aleksandr Vasin

1920–1945 (age 25)

Brandenburg

Pavel Volkov

1919–1945 (age 26)

Brandenburg

Pavel Volkov (1919–1945) was a Soviet individual who died in Brandenburg during World War II.

Aleksey Petrovitsj Goloebovskiy

1908–1945 (age 37)

Brandenburg

Vladimir Goreglyadov

1915–1945 (age 30)

Brandenburg

Vladimir Goreglyadov (1915–1945) was a Soviet military officer who died in Brandenburg.

Yukhym Hrytsenko

1908–1945 (age 37)

Brandenburg

Semyon Davydov

1921–1945 (age 24)

Brandenburg

Semyon Davydov (1921–1945) was a Soviet individual who died in Brandenburg during World War II.

Fjodor Ivanovitsj Zjartsjinskiy

1913–1945 (age 32)

Brandenburg

Iosif Pavlovitsj Zelenjuk

1914–1945 (age 31)

Brandenburg

Iosif Pavlovitsj Zelenjuk (1914–1945) was a Soviet individual who died in Brandenburg.

Nikolay Arsentevitsj Tarasov

1915–1945 (age 30)

Saxony

Lothar Schücking

1873–1943 (age 70)

Sassenberg

Lothar Schücking (1873–1943) was a German writer who died in Sassenberg.

Wacław Popowski

1909–1944 (age 35)

Gelsenkirchen

Walter Hohmann

1880–1945 (age 65)

Essen

Walter Hohmann (1880–1945) was a German astronomer and physicist known for his contributions to astronautics.

Josef Dostál

1891–1945 (age 54)

Leipzig

Georg Sperlich

1877–1941 (age 64)

Münster

Georg Sperlich (1877–1941) was a German politician from Münster.

Christian Kerstiens

1893–1942 (age 49)

Münster

Wilhelm Meiser

1882–1943 (age 61)

Munich

Wilhelm Meiser (1882–1943) was a German chemist from Munich.

Rudolf Friedrichs

1892–1947 (age 55)

Dresden

Sándor Sipos

1885–1945 (age 60)

Dresden

Sándor Sipos (1885–1945) was a Hungarian university teacher who died in Dresden.

Günther Korten

1898–1944 (age 46)

Munich

Hugo Bruckmann

1863–1941 (age 78)

Munich

Hugo Bruckmann (1863–1941) was a German politician from Munich.

Nikolai Yevgenyevich Markov

1866–1945 (age 79)

Wiesbaden

Ivan Dorofeyev

1914–1945 (age 31)

Potsdam

Soviet military officer who served in World War II.

Lydia Fedorovna Krasnov

1870–1949 (age 79)

Wiesbaden

Vasyl Limnychenko

1899–1949 (age 50)

Munich

Ukrainian writer whose works contributed to Eastern European literature.

Karel Hladeček

1908–1944 (age 36)

Munich

Margarete Glaevecke

1864–1942 (age 78)

Kiel

A resident of Kiel who lived during a transformative era in German history.

Victor Gaißert

1879–1945 (age 66)

Wiesbaden

August Knoch

1858–1944 (age 86)

Hanover

German architect whose designs influenced Hanover's urban development.

Ilya Abramov

1922–1946 (age 24)

Halle (Saale)

Aleksandr Sergeyevich Smolin

1924–1946 (age 22)

Halle (Saale)

Soviet soldier who died in 1946 during the aftermath of World War II.

Hans Watzlik

1879–1948 (age 69)

Regensburg

Heinrich Hauberrisser

1872–1945 (age 73)

Regensburg

German architect whose designs shaped Regensburg's architectural character.

Ernst Oswald Virchow

1858–1942 (age 84)

Kassel

Rudolf Kolbe

1873–1947 (age 74)

Loschwitz

German architect whose work contributed to Loschwitz's development.

Karl Joseph Schulte

1871–1941 (age 70)

Cologne Cathedral

Ernst Bernheim

1850–1942 (age 92)

Greifswald

German historian whose scholarly work advanced historical understanding.