Deaths in December 1991
The following is a list of notable deaths in December 1991.
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.
December 1991
1
- Ernst Albrecht, 77, German politician and member of the Bundestag.
- Charles D. Breitel, 82, American lawyer and politician.[1]
- Karl Chmielewski, 88, German SS officer and concentration camp commandant.
- Barbara Hanrahan, 52, Australian artist, printmaker and writer.[2]
- Zin Harris, 64, New Zealand cricket player.[3]
- Thomas J. Hillery, 87, American politician.
- Robert Kerber, 78, American Olympic swimmer (1932).[4]
- Jim Knox, 72, New Zealand trade unionist.
- Buster Mills, 83, American baseball player, coach, and scout.[5]
- Pat O'Callaghan, 85, Irish Olympic hammer thrower (1928, 1932).[6]
- Pyotr Pochynchuk, 37, Soviet Russian athlete and Olympic medalist (1980).[7]
- Alden Sanborn, 92, American rower and Olympic champion (1920).[8]
- George Stigler, 80, American economist and Nobel Prize laureate (1982), heart failure.[9]
2
- Ernst Achenbach, 82, German politician.
- Jim McCarthy, 71, American football player.
- Bimal Mitra, 79, Indian writer.[10]
- Tracy D. Terrell, 48, American education theorist, AIDS.
- John J. Tolson, 76, United States Army lieutenant general.[11]
- Eleanor Tufts, 64, American art historian and academic, ovarian cancer.[12]
3
- René Brossy, 85, French Olympic cyclist (1928).[13]
- Lilia Dale, 72, Italian film actress.
- Andrej Engel, 81, Czechoslovakian Olympic sprinter (1932).
- Arthur Fischer, 94, Swedish actor, writer, and sculptor.
- Jack Laird, 68, American screenwriter, heart disease.
- George Lott, 85, American tennis player and coach.[14]
- Petre Țuțea, 89, Romanian philosopher, journalist, and economist.[15]
- Casey Walters, 75, American actor.
4
- Cliff Bastin, 79, English football player.[16]
- Moysés Baumstein, 60, Brazilian artist.
- Bert T. Combs, 80, American jurist and politician, hypothermia.[17]
- Alex Graham, 78, Scottish cartoonist (Fred Basset).
- Orestes Jordán, 78, Peruvian Olympic footballer (1936).[18]
- Eugen Maucher, 79, German politician and member of the Bundestag.
- Dan McGee, 80, American baseball player (Boston Braves).
- Brian Randall, 71, Australian rules footballer.
- Irving Taylor, 72, Canadian Olympic ice hockey player (1948).[19]
- Herb Thomas, 90, American baseball player (Boston Braves, New York Giants) and manager.[20]
- Norman Wykes, 85, English cricketer.
5
- Earl Evans, 91, American gridiron football player (Chicago Cardinals, Chicago Bears).[21]
- Robert Karvelas, 70, American actor (Get Smart).
- Aad Mansveld, 47, Dutch footballer, cancer.[22]
- Héctor Orezzoli, 38, Argentine stage director and costume-, set-, and lighting designer, cardiopulmonary arrest.[23]
- Richard Speck, 49, American convicted mass murderer, heart attack.[24]
- Dimitrije Stefanović, 95, Yugoslav Olympic long-distance runner (1928).[25]
- Jack Trevor Story, 74, English novelist.[26]
- Roy Welensky, 84, Northern Rhodesian politician and Prime Minister.[27]
- Hein van der Zee, 62, Dutch boxer and Olympian (1952).[28]
6
- Rodney Ackland, 83, English playwright, actor, and screenwriter.[29]
- György Aczél, 74, Hungarian communist politician.[30]
- Vladimir Colin, 70, Romanian author.
- Virgilio Corbo, 73, Italian archaeologist.
- Vishnu Madhav Ghatage, 83, Indian aeronautical engineer.
- Tsuguhiro Hattori, 71, Japanese baseball player.[31]
- Terry Slater, 54, Canadian ice hockey player and coach.[32]
- Mimi Smith, 85, British nurse and secretary, aunt and parental guardian of musician John Lennon.[33]
- Richard Stone, 78, British economist, Nobel Prize laureate (1984), pneumonia.[34]
7
- Jute Bell, 91, American baseball player.
- Judith Hart, 67, British politician, cancer.
- Herb Jaffe, 70, American film producer (Fright Night), cancer.[35]
- Ataur Rahman Khan, 86, Bangladeshi lawyer, politician and Prime Minister.
- Spiro Kostof, 55, American architectural historian, and academic, cancer.[36]
- Gordon Pirie, 60, English Olympic runner (1952,1956, 1960), cholangiocarcinoma.[37]
8
- Francisco de Assis Barbosa, 77, Brazilian essayist, historian, and journalist.
- Buck Clayton, 80, American trumpeter.[38]
- Agaath Doorgeest, 77, Dutch Olympic hurdler (1936).
- Attila Laták, 46, Hungarian Olympic wrestler (1972).[39]
- Bill Lewis, 75, Australian politician.
9
- Berenice Abbott, 93, American photographer.[40]
- Olga Bondareva, 54, Soviet mathematician and economist, traffic accident.
- Maurice Joyeux, 81, French writer and anarchist.
- Greta Kempton, 90, American artist, heart failure.[41]
- Gisèle Lestrange, 64, French graphic artist.[42]
10
- Mark Faber, 41, English cricket player, complications from surgery.[43]
- Iain Finlayson, 39, British Olympic alpine skier (1972).
- Tippy Larkin, 74, American boxer, kidney failure.
- Franco Maria Malfatti, 64, Italian politician, president of the European Commission (1970–1972).
- Ed Murphy, 73, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies).
- José María Cabo Puig, 84, Spanish football player and manager.
- Jean Rigaux, 82, French songwriter and actor.[44]
- Gustav Schäfer, 85, German rower.[45]
- György Szűcs, 79, Hungarian football player.
11
- Enid Moodie Heddle, 87, Australian poet, editor children's writer.
- Kavisena Herath, 75, Ceylonese politician.
- Dick Kelley, 51, American baseball player (Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves, San Diego Padres).[46]
- Robert Q. Lewis, 70, American television personality (What's My Line?) and actor, pulmonary emphysema.[47]
- Artur Lundkvist, 85, Swedish writer.[48]
- Matthew Rapf, 71, American television producer (Kojak, Ben Casey, The Loretta Young Show), influenza.[49]
- Frank Reddy, 85, Irish cricketer.
- Carmen Rosales, 74, Filipina actress and guerilla fighter during World War II.
- Joe Scibelli, 52, American gridiron football player (Los Angeles Rams).[50]
- Simon Scott, 71, American actor (Trapper John, M.D., McHale's Navy, Cold Turkey), Alzheimer's disease.[51]
- Mudiyanse Tennakoon, 57, Sri Lankan politician.
- Mario Tobino, 81, Italian poet, writer and psychiatrist.[52]
- Pat Walshe, 91, American dwarf actor and circus performer, heart attack.[53]
12
- Eleanor Boardman, 93, American actress (The Crowd).[54]
- Moshe Castel, 82, Israeli painter.[55]
- Joaquim Gomis, 89, Spanish photographer, entrepreneur, and art collector.[56]
- Harold St. John, 99, American botanist and academic.
- Ken Keltner, 75, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox).[57]
- Peter Kienast, 42, Austrian bobsledder and Olympian (1984, 1988).[58]
- Henk Ngantung, 64, Indonesian painter and politician.
- Ted Rippon, 77, Australian rules footballer.
- Ronnie Ross, 58, British saxophonist, cancer.[59]
- Gustav Schäfer, 85, German Olympic rower (1936).
- John Smith, 67, English cricketer.
- Marvin Stout, 76, American basketball player.
- Amherst Villiers, 91, English engineer and painter.
- Richard Wyndham, 80, Canadian Olympic swimmer (1932).
13
- Stuart Challender, 44, Australian conductor, AIDS-related complications.[60]
- André Pieyre de Mandiargues, 82, French writer.[61]
- Jan Hendriks, 63, German film actor.
- Judy Moorcroft, 58, British costume designer (A Passage to India, The Europeans, The Killing Fields).[62]
- M. M. Naidu, 80, Indian cricket umpire.
- S. K. Raghunatha Rao, 69, Indian cricket umpire.
- Vincent Saurin, 84, French rower and Olympian (1928).[63]
14
- John Arlott, 77, English broadcaster (Test Match Special).[64]
- Guillermo Barreto, 62, Cuban drummer and timbalero.
- Larry Ciaffone, 67, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals).
- Robert Eddison, 83, English actor (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade), pneumonia.[65]
- Claude Faraggi, 49, French writer.[66]
- Nikolay Gusakov, 57, Soviet nordic combined skier and Olympic medalist (1956, 1960, 1964).[67]
- J. C. Hamilton, 78, American baseball player.
- Max Kester, 90, British scriptwriter and lyricist.
- Josephus Serré, 84, Dutch Olympic modern pentathlete (1936).
15
- Reidar Andersen, 80, Norwegian ski jumper and Olympic medalist (1936).[68]
- Grete Mostny, 77, Austrian-Chilean anthropologist, cancer.
- Ray Smith, 55, Welsh actor, heart attack.
- Sid Youngelman, 60, American gridiron football player.[69]
- Vasily Zaytsev, 76, Soviet sniper during World War II and Hero of the Soviet Union.
16
- Ged Baldwin, 84, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1958-1980).
- H. C. Casserley, 88, British photographer.
- Herbert Hobein, 84, German Olympic field hockey player (1928).
- Horatio Luro, 90, American racehorse trainer, pancreatic cancer.[70]
- Aurélien Noël, 87, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1967-1972).
- Fred Scott, 89, American actor.
- Pier Vittorio Tondelli, 36, Italian writer, AIDS-related complications.[71]
- Mohammad Javad Tondguyan, 41, Iranian engineer and politician.
- Leopold Vogl, 81, Austrian football player and manager.[72]
17
- Mitsuo Aida, 67, Japanese poet, brain hemorrhage.
- John Anton Blatnik, 80, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1947–1974).[73]
- Heinz Brücher, 76, German-Argentine botanist and SS officer during World War II, murdered.
- Jim Cunningham, 56, American basketball player.[74]
- Jesse Flores, 77, Mexican Major League Baseball player (Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Athletics, Cleveland Indians).[75]
- Armand Frappier, 87, Canadian physisican.
- Chen Wen Hsi, 85, Chinese-Singaporean artist.
- Carl Shy, 83, American Olympic basketball player (1936).[76]
- Joey Smallwood, 90, Canadian politician.[77]
- Ronnie Starling, 82, English football player.[78]
- Kurt Weyher, 90, German rear admiral of the navy (Kriegsmarine) of Nazi Germany.
18
- George Abecassis, 78, British racing driver.
- Richard Bruck, 76, American mathematician.[79]
- Kerry Fitzgerald, 43, Australian rugby referee.
- King Kolax, 79, American jazz trumpeter and bandleader, Alzheimer's disease.
- Jean Orcibal, 78, French historian on religion.[80]
- Marion L. Starkey, 90, American historian.[81]
- June Storey, 73, Canadian-American actress, cancer.
19
- Joe Cole, 30, American roadie (Rollins Band, Black Flag), shot.[82]
- Howie Dallmar, 69, American basketball player (Philadelphia Warriors), heart failure.[83]
- Rudolf Eggenberg, 80, Swiss Olympic high jumper (1936).
- Ernest K. Gann, 81, American aviator, sailor, and author (Fate Is the Hunter, The High and the Mighty), kidney failure.[84]
- Pearley Johnson, 86, American baseball player.
- Paul Maxwell, 70, Canadian-British actor (Coronation Street, Aliens, A Bridge Too Far).[85]
20
- Simone Beck, 87, French cookbook writer.[86]
- Walter Chiari, 67, Italian actor, heart attack.[87]
- John Brian Harley, 59, English cartographer.[88]
- Lal Chand Yamla Jatt, 77, Indian folk singer.
- Waldemar Kazanecki, 62, Polish musician.
- Maynard C. Krueger, 85, American socialist politician and academic.[89]
- Samuel Rabin, 80, English artist and Olympic wrestler (1928).[90]
- Albert Van Vlierberghe, 49, Belgian cyclist and Olympian (1964).[91]
- Gaston Waringhien, 90, French linguist.[92]
- Don Williams, 56, American baseball player (Minnesota Twins).
21
- José Miguel Barandiarán, 101, Spanish anthropologist, ethnographer, and catholic priest.[93]
- Minna Citron, 95, American painter and printmaker.[94]
- Alvin Robert Cornelius, 88, Pakistani jurist, legal philosopher and judge.
- Colin Douglas, 79, English actor.
- Francesco Golisano, 62, Italian film actor.
- Hannes Häyrinen, 77, Finnish actor.[95]
- Sheldon Mayer, 74, American comics artist, writer, and editor.[96]
- Byron N. Scott, 88, American lawyer and politician, member of the United States House of Representatives (1935-1939).[97]
- Wilhelm Straßburger, 84, German footballer.
22
- Franz Brunner, 78, Austrian field handball player and Olympian silver medalist (1936).[98]
- Joe Carter, 82, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears).[99]
- Hal Finney, 86, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates).
- James C. Fletcher, 72, American academic and NASA administrator.[100]
- Ernesto Grassi, 89, Italian philosopher.[101]
- Beaver Harris, 55, American jazz drummer.[102]
- Mirza Nurul Huda, 72, Bangladesh politician and academic.
- Ernst Krenek, 91, Austrian-American composer.[103]
- Gyula Kunszt, 88, Hungarian Olympic gymnast (1928).
- Jack Otterson, 86, American art director.[104]
- Bruno Pellizzari, 84, Italian Olympic racing cyclist (1932).[105]
- Hans Edmund Wolters, 76, German ornithologist.
- Édouard Woolley, 75, Haitian-Canadian tenor, actor, and composer.
23
- Aimé Durbec, 89, French footballer.
- José Guerrero, 77, Spanish artist.[106]
- Göte Melin, 81, Swedish Olympic wrestler (1936).
- Gene Milford, 89, American film and television editor.
- Andrew Odom, 55, American blues musician, heart attack.[107]
- Tom Tribe, 72, Australian rules footballer.
- Bořivoj Zeman, 79, Czech film director and screenwriter.[108]
24
- Jimmy Crapnell, 88, Scottish footballer.
- El-Sayed El-Dhizui, 65, Egyptian football player and Olympian (1948, 1952).
- Ivan Duke, 78, South African Olympic boxer (1932).
- Alfons Goppel, 86, German politician and Prime Minister of Bavaria.[109]
- Marion West Higgins, 76, American politician, traffic collision.
- Georg Höltig, 79, German Olympic equestrian (1952).
- Ghulam Rasul, 60, Pakistani educationist and field hockey Olympic champion (1956, 1960).[110]
- Virginia Sorensen, 79, American writer.[111]
25
- Curt Bois, 90, German actor.[112]
- Anton Burger, 80, German SS officer and concentration camp commandant.
- Orane Demazis, 97, French actress.[113]
- Frank Finnigan, 88, Canadian ice hockey player (Ottawa Senators, Toronto Maple Leafs, St. Louis Eagles).[114]
- Wilhelm Harster, 87, German policeman, SS officer and war criminal during World War ||.
- Mahmood Hussain, 59, Pakistani cricket player, diabetes.[115]
- Heinrich Lebensaft, 86, Austrian footballer.
- Gotlib Roninson, 75, Soviet actor.
- Wilbur Snyder, 62, American gridiron football player.
- Richard G. Stilwell, 74, United States Army general.[116]
26
- Prince Gorm of Denmark, 72, Danish prince.
- Gustav Neidlinger, 81, German bass-baritone.[117]
- Tom Neumeier, 70, Dutch rower and Olympian (1948).[118]
- Budd Olsen, 67, American racing driver.
- Sid Wayne, 69, American songwriter, lyricist and composer.[119]
27
- Cary Cox, 73, American gridiron football player.
- Hervé Guibert, 36, French writer and photographer, AIDS.[120]
- Arne Holst, 87, Norwegian Olympic bobsledder (1948, 1952).
- Eitan Livni, 72, Israeli revisionist zionist activist and politician.
- Petro Marko, 78, Albanian writer.[121]
28
- Jacques Aubuchon, 67, American actor, heart failure.[122]
- George Espeut, 74, Jamaican Olympic weightlifter (1948).
- Cassandra Harris, 43, Australian actress (For Your Eyes Only), ovarian cancer.
- Enrique Herrera, 87, Cuban film actor.
- Cy Kasper, 96, American football player and coach.[123]
- Osório Pereira, 86, Brazilian Olympic rower (1932).
- Leon Punch, 63, Australian politician.
- Alfred Dudley Ward, 86, British Army general.
29
- Dora Gordine, 96, Estonian-British sculptor.[124]
- John Houser, 82, American Olympic rower (1936).
- Gavin Morgan, 80, Australian rules footballer.
- V. N. Reddy, 77, Indian cinematographer and director.
- Brian Reilly, 90, Irish chess master, writer and editor.
- Tony Strobl, 76, American comic artist and animator (Pinocchio).[125]
- Alex Tremulis, 77, American automotive designer.
30
- Jean Grumellon, 68, French football player.[126]
- Louis Henry, 80, French historian.[127]
- José Miguel Marín, 46, Argentine football player, Olympian (1964), and coach, heart attack.
- Michiko Nakanishi, 78, Japanese Olympic sprinter (1932).
- Marcus Morton Rhoades, 88, American cytogeneticist.
- Piet Vermeylen, 87, Belgian lawyer and politician.
31
- Yuri Belov, 61, Soviet and Russian film and theatre actor.
- Felicja Blumental, 83, Polish pianist.[128]
- Marco Antonio Serna Díaz, 55, Colombian herpetologist, ornithologist, and naturalist.
- Elise Fliflet, 98, Norwegian politician.
- Mary Virginia Gaver, 85, American librarian.[129]
- Raymond R. Guest, 84, American businessman and thoroughbred race horse owner, pneumonia.[130]
- Laurdine "Pat" Patrick, 62, American jazz musician, leukemia.[131]
- Georges Poulet, 89, Belgian literary critic.[132]
- Ken Robinson, 64, Canadian lawyer and politician.
- Christopher Steel, 53, British composer.[133]
- Sonny Utz, 49, American football player.
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