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Germany lost many of its oldest people in a short time, although some do not have the date of death known yet, but many deaths have recently been discovered in its top 13 oldest living people (The numbers on the side are the positions these people were on the list of oldest living people until Charlotte's death) 1st Charlotte Kretchsmann, 3rd Gertrud Pawlik, 6th Elenor Sprecher, 9th Anonymous (b.11 Feb 1914), 13th Elfriede Oelmann Centenários austríacos, alemães e suíços - Página 130 - O Clube 110 (the110club.com)
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There are only 6 more validated people alive born in the 1900s (considering people born before 1910), who will be the last person to die on the list? Considering that someone else will not appear validated until the last person on the list dies Tomiko Itooka (28/May/1908 b.Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan,lives in Ashiya, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan) Inah Canabarro Lucas (8/Jun/1908 b. São Francisco de Assis,Brasil,Rio Grande do Sul,lives in Porto Alegre,Rio Grande do Sul,Brasil) Elizabeth Francis (25 July 1909 b. St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, USA,lives in Houston, Texas, USA) Ethel May Caterham (21 August 1909 b.Shipton Bellinger, Hampshire, England, UK, lives in Ash Vale, Surrey,England,UK) Okagi Hayashi (2 Sept 1909 b. Tsukagi (now Tsumagicho, Toki City), Gifu Prefecture, Japan,lives in Tsumagicho, Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan) Charlotte Kretschmann (3 dec 1909-27 August 2024; b. Breslau, Silesia, Germany (now Wroclaw, Lower Silesia, Poland,lives in Kirchheim unter Teck, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany)
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Who will be the last person validated born in 190x to die?
diego replied to diego's topic in Dead Pools
So to the surprise of 14 people voting, Charlotte was the first to meet her maker, she was really one of the favorites even though she didn't appear to have any health problems and was alert and well, but when the time comes there's no way to escape, There are 5 contestants left now Charlotte is the oldest known person in the history of Germany, the candidate to be her successor as the oldest living person in the country was now born in December 1912, and her name is Martha Henze, but unfortunately the exact day of her birth is not known, and is from the North Rhine-Westphalia region -
She was the 7th oldest person in the world, consequently the oldest person born in the 1910s. With this death Frenchwoman Marie Rose Tessier born on 21 May 1910 in la Loire, and living in Chateau-d'Olonne, Vendee, Pays de la Loire is the oldest person born in 191x (1910). With this death Naomi Whitehead becomes the 10th oldest person in the world, born in Georgia (USA) on September 26, 1910 and lives in Greenville, Pennsylvania
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Diana and Que Sera Sera are my favorites this round The Teenagers ft. Frankie Lymon — Why Do Fools Fall In Love Tennessee Ernie Ford — Sixteen Tons Dean Martin — Memories Are Made Of This Dreamwavers — It’s Almost Tomorrow Kay Starr — Rock And Roll Waltz Winifred Atwell — The Poor People Of Paris Ronnie Hilton — No Other Love Pat Boone — I’ll Be Home Anne Shelton — Lay Down Your Arms Frankie Laine — A Woman In Love Johnnie Ray — Just Walking In The Rain Guy Mitchell — Singing The Blues Tommy Steele & The Steelmen — Singing The Blues Frankie Vaughan — The Garden Of Eden Tab Hunter — Young Love Lonnie Donegan — Cumberland Gap Guy Mitchell & Jimmy Carroll — Rock-A-Billy Andy Williams — Butterfly Johnny Ray — Yes Tonight, Josephine Lonnie Donegan — Puttin’ On The Style / Gamblin’ Man Elvis Presley — All Shook Up Paul Anka — Diana The Crickets — That’ll Be The Day Harry Belafonte — Mary’s Boy Child Doris Day — Que Sera Sera
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With the death of Sven Goran, please add Linda Tirado as the new sub
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Thank you in advance to @drol for creating the game and allowing me to take over it. Everyone is welcome to the game The rules will be the same: *Whoever wants to choose from this list, which contains the names of the 30 oldest living state leaders at the moment. If your pickaxe dies, you get a point. * Whoever gets the most points wins the game. * Any obit in any language is a qualifier if the man is truly dead. * A new round starts whenever a state leader dies, even if he was not chosen by anyone. *You have to choose a name each round. You can keep the same name if you want. *Each leader can be chosen by a single user. Once the leader is already chosen, you cannot choose him. * The game ends when all 30 original leaders are dead. Note: Those listed as uncertain as state leaders will also be included If one of them dies off the radar and has already died when someone chose him in the round, I believe we will have to start a new round and not count the point If I'm forgetting something or making a mistake, can you tell me As host I will not choose, my choice will always be the oldest politician not chosen in the round, if I do not make the 30 chosen Hall of Fame: Oldest Living State Leaders DP I: TQR (8 HITS)
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Exactly 3 months later the first success in this game, and the first one that gets a point is precisely the inventor of the game, congratulations to @drol who guessed that the former prime minister of Lebanon Salim Ahmad al-Huss would be the first to die The second round is open 1)César Yanes Urías (1920), Salvadoran junta member (ThereWillBeDeaths7) 2)Guillermo Rodriguez Lara (1923), President of Ecuador (chilean way) 3)Khamtai Siphandone (1924) Prime Minister and President of Laos (Summer in Transylvania) 4)Tomiichi Murayama (1924) Prime Minister of Japan (livingbygrace) 5)Jimmy Carter (1924), President of United States of America (Polar Duck) 6)Mahathir Mohamad (1925), Prime Minister of Malaysia (Ladyfiona) 7)Mohammad Hasan Sharq (1925), Chairman of Council of Ministers of Afghanistan 8)Abdoulaye Wade (1926), President of Senegal (MortalCaso) 9)Valdas Adamkus (1926), President of Lithuania (Bibliogryphon) 10)Raif Dizdarevic (1926), President of Yugoslavia (Sleepiestpeep) 11)Ali Haroun (1927),Member of the Superior Council of State of Algeria 12)Thanin Kraivichien (1927), Prime Minister of Thailand 13)Kim Yong-nam (1928), Chairman of the Presidium of North Korea 14)Arnold Rüütel (1928), President of Estonia (roaming_comrade) 15)Arthur Foulkes (1928), Governor General of Bahamas 16)Peter Boross (1928), Prime Minister of Hungary 17)Zhu Rongji (1928), Premier of China (theoldlady) 18) Laurie Greig (1929),Representative of the Acting Queen of Cook Islands 19)Edouard Balladur (1929), Prime Minister of France 20)Sam Nujoma (1929), President of Namibia (Drol) 21)Orville Turnquest (1929), Governor General of Bahamas (Arghton) 22)Jamshid bin Abdullah (1929), Sultan of Zanzibar 23)Michael J. Williams (1929) Acting president of Trinidad and Tobago (WEP) 24)Violeta Chamorro (1929), President of Nicaragua (Commtech Sio Bibble) 25)Gombojavyn Ochirbat (1929), General Secretary of Mongolia Communist Party 26)Alfred Moisiu (1929), President of Albania 27)Lee Hyun-jae (1929), Prime Minister of South Korea 28)Milan Panić (1929), Prime Minister of Yugoslavia 29)Efraín Goldenberg (1929), Prime Minister of Peru (Steve) 30) Ahmed Osman (1930), Prime Minister of Morocco (Yvonne) Ahmed Osman is the new entrant, he served as the longest-serving prime minister in Morocco's modern history (between November 2, 1972 and March 22, 1979), was Morocco's ambassador to West Germany (1961) and the U.S. (1967), he remained the leader of his party (National Rally of Independents (RNI)) until 2007, when he did not run for a new term after 29 years of political leadership
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The Happy Birthday Thread
diego replied to Lord Fellatio Nelson's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Congratulations on your day, may you have a beautiful day and enjoy your life Congratulations to you too, even though it was yesterday, I hope your day was happy and fruitful. -
congrats @polar duck 1924 William H. Webster/Marianne Bernadotte 1925 - Eugen Gomringer/Anita Lasker-Wallfisch 1926 Michael Blumenthal/Betsy Jolas 1927 Thomas Noguchi/Nayantara Sahgal 1928 Desmond Morris/Peggy Dow 1929 Peter Dale Scott/Quenn Ida 1930 - Adônis (poeta sírio libanês)/Jennifer Johnston 1931 Alfred Brendel/Caterina Valente 1932 - Clint Hill/Elaine May 1933 Richard Riley/Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
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Kill or Save: UK No.3 Hits of the 80s
diego replied to wannamaker's topic in DeathList extra-curricular
Roy Orbison- You Got It Vanessa Paradis- Joe Le Taxi Krush- House Arrest Billy Ocean- Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car Iron Maiden- Can I Play With Madness Danny Wilson- Mary’s Prayer New Order- Blue Monday 88 Liverpool FC- Anfield Rap (Red Machine in Full Effect) Aztec Camera- Somewhere in My Heart Sabrina- Boys (Summertime Love) (best of the round) Everything But The Girl- I Don’t Want to Talk About It Kim Wilde- You Came B.V.S.M.P.- I Need You Womack & Womack- Teardrops D Mob ft. Gary Haisman- We Call It Acieed Milli Vanilli- Girl You Know It’s True Chris de Burgh- Missing You Angry Anderson- Suddenly Neneh Cherry- Buffalo Stance Bananarama & Lananeeneenoonoo- Help! Donna Summer- This Time I Know It’s For Real Paula Abdul- Straight Up Transvision Vamp- Baby I Don’t Care Queen- I Want It All Lynne Hamilton- On The Inside Cliff Richard- I Just Don’t Have the Heart Madonna- Cherish Sydney Youngblood- If Only I Could Rebel MC & Double Trouble- Street Tuff Jeff Wayne- The Eve Of The War (Ben Liebrand Remix) Soul II Soul- Get a Life Taylor Deane- Tell It to My Heart -
After this post A) Iris Apfel P) Janis Paige (solo) Q) Oscar Quitak (no qo) V) Vic Seixas
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Rosemary Clooney — This Ole House Dickie Valentine — The Finger Of Suspicion Rosemary Clooney & The Mellomen — Mambo Italiano Johnston Brothers — Hernando’s Hideaway Eddie Calvert — Oh, Mein Papa Doris Day — Secret Love Johnnie Ray — Such A Night David Whitfield with Mantovani & His Orchestra — Cara Mia Kitty Kallen — Little Things Mean A Lot Frank Sinatra — Three Coins In The Fountain Don Cornell — Hold My Hand Vera Lynn — My Son, My Son Winifred Atwell — Let’s Have Another Party Ruby Murray — Softly Softly Tennessee Ernie Ford — Give Me Your Word Prez Prado & His Orchestra — Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White Tony Bennett — Stranger In Paradise Eddie Calvert — Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White Jimmy Young — Unchained Melody Alma Cogan — Dreamboat Slim Whitman — Rose Marie Jimmy Young — The Man From Laramie Bill Haley & His Comets — Rock Around The Clock (Best song on the list) Dickie Valentine — Christmas Alphabet The Stargazers — I See The Moon (I thought it was fun)
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When you travel, have a good trip and enjoy it, even if it's for work. I'm going to play too, I'll send the names closer to the start of the game
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1) John Hemingway (b. 1919) : last surviving airman of The Few
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There is Osamu Kusakabe from Kyōtango, Kyoto, born on 10 Feb 1914, but there is not much information about him and he is in limbo The 4 men who started the year as the oldest in Japan have already passed away, if Osamu also died, that number rises to 6 Kiyotaka Mizuno was number 7 at the beginning of the year and just 8 months later he could become the oldest known in Japan
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Foreign Personalities, From Stage, Screen, Politics And Life
diego replied to Davey Jones' Locker's topic in DeathList Forum
Today is the anniversary of the station he founded, 43 years old, it's a coincidence that he died just 2 days before this anniversary For someone who started his life selling voter registration cards on the street, building what he built is not for everyone. https://www.poder360.com.br/poder-midia/sbt-completa-43-anos-2-dias-depois-da-morte-de-silvio-santos/#:~:text=Emissora estreou em 19 de,na carreira de Silvio Santos&text=O SBT celebra 43 anos,dono%2C o apresentador Silvio Santos. -
Pope Francis
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Congratulations, @The Daredevil, very well chosen
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Foreign Personalities, From Stage, Screen, Politics And Life
diego replied to Davey Jones' Locker's topic in DeathList Forum
Thank you @drol for giving me this opportunity, my friend. Silvio Santos was loved by everyone, even here in Brazil. He was a presenter who interacted with everyone without exception. He participated in jokes and wasn't afraid of embarrassing himself. He laughed at himself when things happened to him. Once, his pants fell down during a program, and as always, he was in a good mood laughing at the situation. He fell down trying to make jokes and laughed at himself, amusing everyone. His station didn't report on his death at first, while the others were on duty reporting it. I believe they weren't in a position to broadcast the news yet, and were showing cartoons while they waited for the emotion to pass a little. I had a lot of fun with his programs, with his good humor, his joy, his ability to make jokes to pass this joy on to everyone. It's impossible to watch any of his programs without forgetting about his problems and, at least in that moment, having a reason to smile. He even joked after his daughter was kidnapped, saying that his daughter gave him so much trouble that he almost asked the kidnappers to stay with her a little longer. 12 hours later, his house was invaded and he himself was held hostage. The state governor personally intervened and managed to get him released. It's also sad because he didn't have time to see the premiere of the film about his life, which will premiere on September 5th. I just hope it does justice to his rich story. I invite everyone to watch this film, to learn a little about his life. The story of this unforgettable character from our television, I don't know if it will be good, if it will be in keeping with his story, but I believe it will give us a chance to get to know him a little bit. He helped everyone on his show. I don't know how many people he helped financially on the shows. He would hand out money as if it were just anything, a chocolate, a little souvenir. I can say without fear of being wrong that he made a difference in the lives of at least 97% of Brazilians. This has been a difficult year for me due to the deaths of Brazilian people I admired and admired, such as Zagallo, Wilson Fittipaldi, Silvio Luiz, Antero Greco, and now Silvio Santos. I don't remember Silvio Santos ever having a long face or a bad mood, not even in the most difficult moments of his life. -
My question is because the news seems to have come out at the same time, both people were on the round. But we have to wait for the @Bibliogryphon to make the decision. Regarding the death of Silvio Santos, today is a very sad day for Brazil, he was sensational.
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Congrats @Azrael and @Bobytomi (if he is given the point too) 1924 William H. Webster/Marianne Bernadotte 1925 - Eugen Gomringer/Anita Lasker-Wallfisch 1926 Michael Blumenthal/Betsy Jolas 1927 Thomas Noguchi/Nayantara Sahgal 1928 Desmond Morris/Peggy Dow 1929 Peter Dale Scott/Queen Ida 1930 - Adônis (poeta sírio libanês)/Jennifer Johnston 1931 Alfred Brendel/Caterina Valente 1932 - Clint Hill/Elaine May 1933 Richard Riley/Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
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Silvio Santos also died, in this case do both players score? Brazilian entertaining legend Silvio Santos dies at 93 | AP News
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Congrats @polar duck 1924 William H. Webster/Marianne Bernadotte 1925 - Eugen Gomringer/Anita Lasker-Wallfisch 1926 Michael Blumenthal/Betsy Jolas 1927 Thomas Noguchi/Nayantara Sahgal 1928 Desmond Morris/Peggy Dow 1929 Peter Dale Scott/Queen Ida 1930 - Adônis (poeta sírio libanês)/Jennifer Johnston 1931 Alfred Brendel/Caterina Valente 1932 - Clint Hill/Elaine May 1933 Richard Riley/Phyllis Reynolds Naylor