Gan
In early 1900s Japan, false promises of marriage lure a young woman (Hideko Takamine) into becoming a merchant's (Eijiro Tono) mistress.
People died in Gan (First 49 people) - Page 9
Bogumił Nowotny
Military officer
Angelo Mai
Library cataloger
Giovanni Battista Agucchi
Diplomat
t'ae-jun yi
Writer
Mathew Kavukattu
Archbishop
Beeyar Prasad
Indian lyricist
Mohiuddin Jahangir
Luren Dickinson
Former Governor of Michigan
John M. C. Smith
Former United States Representative
Alexandre César de La Panouse
Benson Ford
American businessman
David Rumelhart
American psychologist
Cub Koda
American singer
Robert Hugh Ferrell
American historian
John William Atkinson
American psychologist
Assya Humesky
Slavicist
Kogo Noda
Japanese screenwriter
Kyoko Matsuoka
Japanese librarian
Taiji Harada
Japanese author
Murad V
Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
Ali Suavi
Ottoman political activist
Sultan V. Murat
Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
John Hardon
American priest
Luke Hamlin
American baseball athlete
Deacon McGuire
American baseball player
Richard A. McCormick
Expert
Steve Gromek
Baseball player
Curtis Henderson
Attorney
Rose Gacioch
American baseball player
Vito Giacalone
Anthony Giacalone's brother
Byron B. Harlan
Attorney
Robert Dowdell
American actor
Cyrus G. Luce
Former Governor of Michigan
Maude Farris-Luse
Jim Hughey
Baseball player
Charles Upson
Former Member of the Michigan Senate
Doris Eaton Travis
American dancer
Darrell Harper
American football player
Fred Julian
American football player
Otto Frederick Rohwedder
American inventor
Jodi Parrack
Joseph R. Williams
Former Lieutenant Governor of Michigan
John S. Barry
Former Governor of Michigan
Harry Hill Bandholtz
Louis Upton
Investor
Andrew Parsons
Member of the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly
Uriel Jones
American musician
